he gateway is.)
> eth1 ----------- internet
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used last time was:
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(where ^@ is ASCII 0, null).
Hope these ideas help. (Maybe there is now an easier Debian way?)
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updating procps?
(The /proc/meminfo format has changed a couple times.)
For example, I have kernel 2.2.14 and procps 2.0.6-5 (Debian package
version).
Or you can try using gdb to look at any core dump or strace to see what
top is doing.
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at are
useful for tracking down bottlenecks. (It sure seems like Linux would have
similar tools, but I don't know where.)
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GNU mailutils (libmailbox) has IMAP support. It is still in development.
http://www.gnu.org/software/mailutils/
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today.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2001-04-18-001-06-NW-LF-PL
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ymous or not (and not associated with the website directories) then
you may need to have separate IPs.
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accessing other users' files -- maybe with chroot or jail?).
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f it is
installed.
Please use a subject line that relates to the topic of your email.
Tell us about your particular problems, maybe we can help.
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the apt-get(8) manual page, the -f (--fix-broken) option is
sometimes needed when using apt for the first time. (Even though, I don't
remember this ever happening to me when using apt for the first time on
several systems.)
With the -f option, apt-get tries to fix any broken dependencies.
Have
upgrade your kernel (2.4.4?) or see if your ping has a -U
switch to ignore this.
Which ping?
iputils-ping? (I think it is iputils, because of this message.)
netkit-ping?
What version?
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functionality (old feature) and
bypasses this problem.
>From looking at postings on the web, it appears to be a kernel bug.
Some info at http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=37485
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) or SO_TIMESTAMP request (timestamp
> of
> >incoming datagrams).
> >
> >I believe -U uses different functionality (old feature) and
> >bypasses this problem.
> >
> >From looking at postings on the web, it appears to be a kernel bug.
> >
> >
27;t use that ping. I have came across well over 20 messages about this
problem. Some of these messages indicated the upgrading to a newer kernel,
or using "-U", or using an older ping fixed their problem.
Feel free to ask the developer pekkas @ netcore.fi what he means by
"SIOCGSTAMP/SO_T
dary"
then
fail text "Suspect W32/Sircam virus message"
seen finish
endif
If you don't want to reply (bounce) with a big message set the Exim
directive return_size_limit to the amount of bytes you will reply.
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on
control program -- maybe it can do it? I don't think it can be done with
BIND 8.
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echo 'G014AE824B0-07CC?/JJFFFI?D64CB>D=3C427=>;>6HI2>
t;We'r in MaxDigits" is from a counter script.
> Is that a bug? Has the server been compromised?
Look at your access logs and see what scripts are doing what.
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tion. (In fact, it doesn't even have to be allowed to give
information to the world -- just to its own secondaries.)
The Bind configuration for the slave (or "secondary") can be configured to
know where to get the info. "The masters list specifies one or more IP
addresses that
ransfer.
Again, as someone else noted, be sure to look at the logs on both primary
and secondary systems.
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r "code red"; you'll find a variety of ideas and
scripts to help with this problem.
Another reason to run open source operating systems and open source
software :)
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give you the answer you need. (Timeout can mean a lot of things in regards
to DNS.)
Do you mean lookups (like dig, nslookup, gethostbyname) are timing out?
Do you mean a zone record has expired?
Do you mean a slave/secondary zone is not updated?
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*) & name, (socklen_t *) & namelen) == 0) {
if ((temp_domain = (char *) inet_ntoa(name.sin_addr)))
printf ("%s", temp_domain);
}
}
Then compile it with "gcc -o getpeername getpeername.c". Then use the
getpeername executable in your script.
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ody /usr/local/bin/test.sh test.sh
>
> test.sh:
> #!/bin/bash
> /usr/local/bin/getpeername >>/tmp/peer.ip
> exit
>
> only a \n is logged to the file (so permissions et al are ok ;-) ).
The shell changes the standard input; try:
PEER=`/home/reed/src/getpeername`
echo $PEER
your replies are being sent out but are being firewalled
by another router, since they appear to have a source address that doesn't
belong to its network (i.e. address spoofing, SMURF attack).
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to look at iptraf (which is available as a Debian
package).
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, line 65: incomplete line
client: address 64.54.87.1
server: process ftpd
matched: /etc/hosts.deny line 1
access: denied
$ tcpdmatch ftpd 192.168.0.5
warning: /etc/inetd.conf, line 65: incomplete line
client: address 192.168.0.5
server: process ftpd
matched: /etc
/postfix.html
(I compiled these, but have not tested.)
Good luck.
If you have more questions, tell us in detail what you have tried and
exactly what results you need.
Also, please consider sharing what ends up working for you.
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.
everal more headers.
Anyways, I often use sed to patch suexec:
$ cat -v sed.expression
s/\/home\/httpd\/html/\/home^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@^@/
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I guess I didn't explain it very well -- I have used sed several times on
several different systems to patch the actual /usr/lib/apache/suexec
binary executable. (So no need to rebuild from source.)
> > $ cat -v sed.expression
> > s/\/home\/httpd\/html/\/home^@^@^@^
and FAQ are extremely detailed.
It is not a drop-in replacement though. You can not use your sendmail
related configuration files with Exim. And you can not use your sendmail
log (or stats) analysis tools with Exim's logs.
Debian's packe for exim comes with a small script that can probably ea
em when the originating mail didn't have a message ID.
I have a webpage that has some links to a variety of filters at
http://www.reedmedia.net/misc/mail/filters.html
You may want to look at the procmail-based junkfilter.
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ard port).
The server itself would not need to be rebuilt. In fact, if you use
Debian's Exim package, you could have the basics installed and configured
within minutes.
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look at many things.
> in pop3 configuration or radius?
Does their internet connections work? Then probably Radius works. (If not,
did they change the IPs that were assigned correctly?)
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> How the root-pw or hash of it could be exposed?
If you are using standard http user authentication is is not encrypted or
secure. The usernames and passwords are passwd via plain text.
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l I saw what was happening.
/etc/hosts.{allow,deny} are not related to DNS lookups. They are for
allowing access based on IPs, hostnames, usernames.
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I don't see it in my manual page.)
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system is properly updated.
What do you all think about this?
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ferance?
Your suexec log will tell you.
It will make a difference if your new CGIs are under /home.
/*
* DOC_ROOT -- Define as the DocumentRoot set for Apache. This
* will be the only hierarchy (aside from UserDirs)
* that can be used for suEXEC behavior.
*/
le as mailing lists
> as well: comp.lang.c.moderated, comp.lang.c, gnu.gcc.help,
> comp.os.linux.development.apps .
Also have a look at the FAQs for these newsgroups. Some links are at
http://www.isp-faq.com/#programming
Some other newsgroups that may be useful are comp.unix.programmer and
com
our shadow file, then you can
write some login/pop3d/whatever code that grabs the plain-text password
(compares the MD5) and then regenerates a new hash.
(For your information, I have moved BSD master.passwd files to Linux a few
times. And also from Linux to BSD.)
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Use something like:
hwclock --systohc --utc
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mailbox.
Or use procmail's formail tool; it can be used to split up the mbox file
and resend each email.
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y = "1.2.3.0/24:!1.2.3.9/32"
The host list is scanned left to right. Also, if the last host is negated
(and nothing previous matched), then all (*) hosts will match.
So try reversing your host-list.
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On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Stefan Luebcke wrote:
> for example:
> httpd.conf:
> DocumentRoot /var/www
> DocumentIndex index.html
The above should be "DirectoryIndex". Is it?
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)
Can anyone notice what is wrong with this?
Also, how can I use dig or another tool that will automatically show the
recursive steps (i.e. show the requests and each server it asks) that it
does when doing a lookup?
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Make sure your DirectoryIndex directive is being used. (Where is it in
your configs?)
Make sure you tell apache to use new config (restart it our use
"apachectl graceful)".
How do you know the mod_dir module is activated?
(By the way, the default for Di
On Sun, 17 Feb 2002, Julio Cesar Torres wrote:
> I need a tutorial of DNS or Bind, can some one help me?
http://www.google.com/search?q=BIND+DNS+tutorial
http://www.dns.net/dnsrd/docs/
http://www.psionic.com/papers/dns/dns-linux/
(Also read the Linux DNS HOWTO.)
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Tracing to 210.25.102.209.in-addr.arpa via 127.0.0.1, timeout 15 seconds
127.0.0.1 (127.0.0.1)
|\___ ipdns2.hinet.net (168.95.1.14)
\___ ipdns1.hinet.net (168.95.192.14)
hinet.net -- a known spammer -- apparently is providing authoritative data
it isn't authorit
ere they can't do too much wrong and I don't
> have to worry while being away.
Consider finding a company (or individual) that would be willing to help
in an emergency.
Or outsource the mail services for the two months.
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echo '9,J8HD,fDGG8B@?:536FC5=8@I;C5?@
t a malicious rsync server could use it to attack a
client who connects over either ssh or port 873."
So does this mean that it doesn't really matter if you upgrade if you
don't use a rsync daemon? (Or why would you have a "malicious" rsync
server?)
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ts.conf (or /etc/limits).
Good luck,
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figure this one out. Has anyone
> else ever seen something like this?
Sometimes when I upgrade from stable to unstable, I have had some packages
not reinstalled and some software didn't start that should have.
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ollection is only developed
in one: -current. (FreeBSD builds packages for -current and recent
releases, but they only use one, the current, ports collection. Because of
this, some consider the -current ports collection to be like "unstable".)
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p.s. I am writing an article
I added a new partition (/dev/sda8). (Other partitions were already in
use.)
Is there any tool or kernel module to recognize this device without
rebooting?
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> into the pool.
>
> This paritions the dependancies, making it all easier to manage, speeding
> the release cycle and potentialy allowing people to mix-n-match stable-core
> with unstable-gnome if they wish.
So do you mean that these sub-distros don't
ve a look at dpkg(8)'s --get-selections and --set-selections.
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with a su
set for different users
(or ftp sites).
But maybe I misunderstand your need: do you want some ftpd to check the
transfer bandwidth/speed and then set as needed?
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th it. (It may also be in the Exim FAQ.)
Personally, I don't think the extra baggage of any SQL server is needed or
wise for just email user authentication. (I simply use vm-pop3d which
someday may support db(3) database files.)
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iate masquerading
options. (Read your ipmasqadm manual page and do "ipmasqadm portfw
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retrieve files, read the documentation, and to install OpenBSD the first
time. Using a CD it probably only takes ten minutes now.
When I first installed Debian Linux, I spent several days downloading
numerous disk sets, reading docs, and trying the installs.
he firewall between us and InterNet but it appears accurate:
What does netstat on your 194.224.7.3 system show?
netstat --inet -n -c
Maybe watch top(1) to see if qpopper is even started.
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documented or tell them your situation. (http://www.synack.net/xinetd/)
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user and group. I place all my websites like:
/home/[a-z]/domain.name.foo/public_html
Each has logs at ~user/logs/access.log
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KDEV(8) manual page.
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e to see if the email acccounts exist?
(I already know how to do it with Exim and Postfix -- they are easy.)
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he first "Group" directive.
But this is irrelevant; it can be read by everyone. It uses the savelog(8)
command to do the actual rotation. It uses 644 mode (make a file readable
by anyone and writable by the owner only) for permissions.
What are you using to rotate your apache logs?
Jer
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Werner De Kuyffer wrote:
> Can someone help me with the error that occurred?
I believe this is Debian Bug#88972. A newer horde package
(2:1.2.4-5) fixes this.
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echo 'G014AE824B0-07CC?/JJFFFI?D64CB>D=3C427=>;>6HI2>
webserver2
wwwINAwebserver3
Note that this is not "load balancing". It is not figured out by actual
load or capacity. It just does a "round robin" and is often called "load
sharing". Also note that outside DNS caches used for many lookups will
defeat the
mizations so you can
use whatever layout you want.
I often use /home/f/foo.bar, /home/f/foo.bar/public_html,
/home/f/foo.bar/logs, /var/spool/virtual/foo.bar (for mail),
/etc/virtual/foo.bar/aliases, /etc/virtual/foo.bar/passwd (for mail).
Jerem
firewall as a workaround either. If your NIC
card is configured for a particular IP and you want to stop it, then
simply unplugging the ethernet cable should do it.
Josep, are you testing this locally from same machine or over the network?
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> On Wed, Mar 13, 2002 at 10:38:53AM -0800,
> Jeremy C. Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> a message of 37 lines which said:
>
> > You shouldn't have to setup a firewall as a workaround either. If your NIC
> >
cron run queue or just use -q30m (or whatever but no -bd).
Or install some null mailer. (I have been working on one off and on for 18
months, called mailout.)
Jeremy C. Reed
echo 'G014AE824B0-07CC?/JJFFFI?D64CB>D=3C427=>;>6HI2>
worked on that may help you. I haven't used any, but
they may be of interest to you:
http://vm-pop3d-admin.sourceforge.net/
http://www.holgilein.de/coolprox/tequila
http://wcug.wwu.edu/~reed/lists/vm-pop3d-devel/msg00167.html
Take care
d you
try? details?
(I use samba to print to Unix lpd servers and to print to Windows
printers.)
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Do you have the correct nameservers set up in /etc/resolv.conf?
Do some searches for LDP (Linux Documentation Project) -- there are
probably some HOWTOs to help you.
Good luck,
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BSD software, documentation, resources,
Anyways, does anyone have suggestions on a friendly interface that I can
install for him?
And why?
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On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Do-Risika RAFIEFERANTSIARONJY wrote:
> Is there a package containing timed (the time server daemon) ?
Inetd internally provides time server (and daytime).
(Why the cross-posting? Should we go out of our way to check archives for
other lists before posting?)
Jerem
ticate with the password correctly. (I don't know of anyone that has
already done it though.)
Why do you want to disable MD5, but convert to MD5?
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echo 'G014AE824B0-07CC?/JJFFFI?D64CB>D=3C427=>;>6HI2>
file and get cgi error. This is unexpected, since
> xxx.sh.xxx is not in the cgi handler afterall. But what could make this?
Do you have a ScriptAlias directive?
Anyways, what specific CGI error?
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eive an eximstats -- log
anaylsist report -- daily.)
Don't configure your MTA to send copies of bounces to the postmaster.
Does anyone really have the time or desire to scan through all that mail?
Jeremy C. Reed
echo 'G014AE824B0-07CC?/JJFFFI?D64CB>D=3C427=>;>6HI2>
qmail-send man pages. And look at the "doublebounceto" control.
I forgot to mention that for the past couple years, I block these
dictionary attack problems at RCPT TO time so I don't have to deal with
any bounces. (With Exim 3.x, use the "receiver_verify" main
; Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: Spamassasin over RBL, was Re: rblsmtpd -t?]
Please don't start a new unrelated thread by simply replying to a message.
Your email had a In-Reply-To: that makes it appear to be a part of that
previous thread. And, please cut out the unrelated text when replying.
Jere
-pop3d is what I use and code. It can use longer usernames.
Jeremy C. Reed
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sed ss,s50EBsg | tr 0-M 'p.wBt SgiIlxmLhan:o,erDsduv/cyP'
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aracters (with Debian Linux) that I was successfully
able to use for email (exim MTA and vm-pop3d,gnu-pop3d and others), logins
(login, ssh), ftp and more. (Some of my notes about this are probably
available in this list's archives; I need to find and publish on a
webpage.)
Jeremy C. Ree
On Thu, 16 May 2002, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> I have also used sendmail's virtusertable workaround for many years. I am
> not sure how you could use full user@domain as the virtusertable alias
> (right hand side) and sendmail would know that it was really a local
> getpwent
erl to set the password.
Jeremy C. Reed
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stions for using latest and greatest frontpage with Apache under
Debian potato?
Thanks,
Jeremy C. Reed
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Or manually add Mime headers and Mime encoding to the mail you generate
before sending to sendmail.
> Anyone following the world cup? I am not happy!
That reminds me to watch the next NBA game ...
Jeremy C. Reed
BSD software, docum
ike ipconfig
> /flushdns?
Restart named.
Jeremy C. Reed
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new 3.4 soon.
> > ChallengeResponseAuthentication no
It is interesting to note that it appears that the ssh 1.2.3-9.4 used with
stable wasn't even vulnerable. (But I guess it is a good idea to have a
chrooted, unprivileged child process to deal with the ssh connection
before authentic
support that. I have thought about it
before, but I am more concerned with users that continue to leave mail on
server. I am more interested in a non-RFC option so all RETReived mail is
DELEted automatically.)
Jeremy C. Reed
BSD software, doc
/webspace/dispatchlog.htm ?
(Notice "home" under "home".)
Instead try copying from /home/ (with the trailing slash) to /home.
Jeremy C. Reed
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er and authenticating
against its own passwd files. And configure Exim to use those passwd files
and aliases files for receiving mail. None of the files needs to be owned
or only writable by root. (So maybe you user could be part of a group that
has permissions to modify them.)
Jeremy C
On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Christian Hammers wrote:
> I'm looking for a "/usr/lib/sendmail -t" compatible script that just
My "mailout" will do what you want.
The needs-to-be-updated webpage is at
http://www.reedmedia.net/software/mailout/
But the source is not t
uilt with docroot as
"/".
Anyways, you can use perl to modify the binary, something like:
cp suexec suexec.save
perl -pe 's/\/var\/www/\/\0\0\0\0\0\0\0/' suexec.save > suexec
chmod 4555 suexec
Jeremy C. Reed
...
B
setup and your routes.
ifconfig -a
route
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issues with Linux (because they could
be same limits, same configs, or same bottle-necks).
(By the way, if you are already a BSD administrator, it is easy to move
from BSD/OS to NetBSD or FreeBSD).
Jeremy C. Reed
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