on an IDE drive (I fear long fscks in case of crash)
or apply that quota patch and put reiser on it (it's said to
cut fsck time..).
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>how I can get
> it to just get the files and not ask anything?
I don't know about smbclient, but FTP has a 'prompt' command
to solve this problem. Maybe try 'prompt n' before that?
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precisely the first two characters.
_If_ you use the old crypt() semantics. If you provide a salt
starting with '$1$' it will give you MD5-hashed password.
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> even restarted Apache several times. What might I be missing?
Maybe /var/log/apache/suexec(.log)?
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mod g+w file
or
3. administrator intervence for each file
(chgrp www-data file ; chmod g+w file)
(All three of them are bad security, if the user wants to
protect the file from being written to by others)
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How do I specify that a user should be allowed to use "0"
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that there should be no limit at all, which is quite the
opposite.
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this
> such as the format for mail storage and configuration? Thanks for any
> assistance you can provide.
Don't use AVP. It's a piece of crap.
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anning quite a number of mails every day
> and blocking the plague of Win32 viruses..
Yeah, only it crashes on larger mails and fills up whole disk with some
binary crap instead of report :->
Installer doesn't even run, you need to install it manually.
And of course it's as non free as
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Seriously, though: i don't know any such piece of software.
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>
> I am guessing that there is a config option to allow longer requests. (But
> I don't see it in my manual page.)
I don't think so. I remember I had to patch it and recompile.
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> disagree...
Disabling PARANOID mode only means that you shouldn't trust the logged
hostnames, because thay may be faked, no?
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Try running it under strace -f (or -F) to see what the child does before
it dies.
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The only solution I could come
up with is switching to Maildir delivery, but might be painful...
Maybe there's some solution I've overlooked?
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> Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> > - exim delivers mail to /var/mail/
> > - qpopper is my POP3 server
> > - /var/spool/pop is a symlink to /usr/local/pop
> > - there is no user quota for /usr/local partition
&
ke it more than
> anything else I have used) or any other pop server that supports
> Maildir.
Actually I have to deal with qmail on another machine, and I prefer
exim... and it supports Maildir delivery as well, so I think I'll just
try to switch to it.
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> What does the Woody+1 mean, a minor release/update to woody or does it
> mean sid?
It means the next release after woody (i.e. the suite that will be
"testing" after woody is released). Sid will never be released.
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assword if the old one matches.
It used to be called from a perl script via perl's open().
The code is very application-specific so would need some tweaking, and
the comments are in Polish, but if anyone is still interested...
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> > > I settled for a tip from greycat at #debian:
> > >
> > > usermod -p `mkpasswd --hash=md5 $cleartxtpw` $username
> > >
han the one
in /etc/crontab (or /etc/cron.d/*). (therefore cron tries to call a
'root' command, which doesn't exist).
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> system. Has anyone come across such a program? Or how do you manipulate
> users mail boxes?
Try mutt.
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> and conflicting directives.)
I don't think so. Each directive belongs to one file. Browsing
through a 3 kb access.conf is certainly easier than browsing
through a huge, combined, 20 kb httpd.conf
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to delete, rename, chown and chmod with out any luck. What
> > should I
> > do? I can't even find out what 'S' as a permission is. Any help would be
> > greatly appreciated.
>
> man chattr
Or maybe better fsck.
The 'b' means it's a block
Hello!
I wonder what you guys use as performance monitoring/bottleneck
detection software (preferably for a text terminal)? I mean I
would like to see some more detailed data than just 'load
average' :-)
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atsar/sar seems to do the trick
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on an IDE drive (I fear long fscks in case of crash)
or apply that quota patch and put reiser on it (it's said to
cut fsck time..).
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289160K total,0K used, 289160K free,10320K cached
Remember that adding RAM means larger buffers/cache, and so
faster IO. Only 3 MB free memory means that Linux would really
like more RAM for larger buffers.
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r such a heavily loaded machine.
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> ideas on how I can get
> it to just get the files and not ask anything?
I don't know about smbclient, but FTP has a 'prompt' command
to solve this problem. Maybe try 'prompt n' before that?
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> I am guessing that there is a config option to allow longer requests. (But
> I don't see it in my manual page.)
I don't think so. I remember I had to patch it and recompile.
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> disagree...
Disabling PARANOID mode only means that you shouldn't trust the logged
hostnames, because thay may be faked, no?
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xited) ---
> _exit(0)
Try running it under strace -f (or -F) to see what the child does before
it dies.
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han the one
in /etc/crontab (or /etc/cron.d/*). (therefore cron tries to call a
'root' command, which doesn't exist).
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> system. Has anyone come across such a program? Or how do you manipulate
> users mail boxes?
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t;\n":"") } split(//,$_)' <
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I'd be grateful if y
I guess this should have been 04000
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larger backups
- changing traditional rotation (file.number.gz) to something like
file.year-month-day.gz - this means changing all rotation cronjobs
or patching logrotate
Has anyone thought of something better?
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You're looking for equivs
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I heard there is an "-m random" netfilter module in netfilter CVS, which
should let you do exactly this.
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hy is this doubled? Is this intentional?
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; At this point the server was defently dead, only replaying to the ping.
The above are stack dumps. As you can see the most-recently invoked
function in each case was getblk(), so I'd say you need to check your
filesystem (and/or replace the hard drive).
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e for download (megaraid.o). The source is
included, so probablu it the same as in stock kernel, but could anyone
confirm this?
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In case someone has similar problem in the future: the card seems to
work OK with the megaraid.o driver in 2.4.24. I didn't succeed in using
the same driver in 2.4.28-bf2.4, it just said "No such device".
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Hi!
I need to choose between:
- 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
- Promise Fast Track S150 TX4
The Fast Track is a little cheaper, and has 4 interfaces (3Ware only 2).
Is there any good reason to choose 3Ware?
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> >>Hi!
> >>
> >>I need to choose between:
> >>- 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
> >>- Promise Fast Track S150 TX4
Please note that 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP only
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> > Hi!
> >
> > I need to choose between:
> > - 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
> > - Promise Fast Track S150
-i801', I2C address 0x51
Chip `Serial EEPROM (PC-100 DIMM)' (confidence: 8)
But does not find any thermal sensors. Has anyone had more luck with
such hardware? The manual says the sensors are managed by Heceta chip
U5F10, for which google finds no good hits.
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>
> On Sep 9, 2004, at 2:44 AM, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> >
> >More than 90% of the disk transactions are on the (logical) disk where
> >mail is stored. The only processes which touch that disk, are qmail
>
On Fri, Sep 10, 2004 at 09:07:37PM +0200, Jonathan G - Mailing Lists wrote:
> Sorry, what's your MTA?
Mine? On that particular machine it is qmail that does the deliveries
(or rather, what is left of qmail after all the patching I've done).
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same time, so it's 0.1*0.1 == 0.01, as long as the
possibilites are independent (not sure if that's the right translation
of the term).
Or am I wrong in the first sentence?
Otherwise, I'd say that the increase of availability is worth the
additional debugging effort :-)
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> (don't ask),
I dare to ask :-)
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than being served exactly X seconds earlier by an
authorative nameserver. Any number of caching layers in between can't
change this, unless there are relativistic effects involved :-P Or do I
misunderstand the concept of TTL? (I.e TTL gets 'frozen' at some point.)
Please note that I
-printable
>
> Please don't do that. Quoted-printable is broken.
Could you elaborate on that?
Maybe it makes little sense to use Q-P on plain ASCII message with sane
line lengths, but why "broken"??
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totally
unreasonable for such usage?
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e file size / number of data disks up to no more than 32KB stripe.
Since avg file size would be something around 2500 bytes, and we have 5
disks, that would give us a 500 byte stripe. I don't think that is even
possible.
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inux generally
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es made to upstream live.
See the diff.gz file (BTW vim does nice highligting if you have syntax
on), it usually contains all the debian modifications to the upstream
tarball.
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ould be mounted before the services are
activated. Imagine the MTA stores some mail in the directory before the
partition is mounted - the messages become invisible! You should probably
make a proper entry in /etc/fstab to let this mount automatically in
appropiate stage of system startup.
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I have no idea how or when exactly this might
happen? The message looks properly formatted plaintext/html +
attachment. I can provide it if someone's interested.
The thing that bugs me most is that AVP doesn't detect that the message
is a virus during the first delivery, but does
t;\n":"") }
split(//,$_)' < before.jpg > E1
perl -p -e '$_=join "", map { "[".ord($_)."]".($_ eq "\n"?"\n":"") }
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I'd be grateful if y
I guess this should have been 04000
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e for download (megaraid.o). The source is
included, so probablu it the same as in stock kernel, but could anyone
confirm this?
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In case someone has similar problem in the future: the card seems to
work OK with the megaraid.o driver in 2.4.24. I didn't succeed in using
the same driver in 2.4.28-bf2.4, it just said "No such device".
regards
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I need to choose between:
- 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
- Promise Fast Track S150 TX4
The Fast Track is a little cheaper, and has 4 interfaces (3Ware only 2).
Is there any good reason to choose 3Ware?
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> ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >>Hi!
> >>
> >>I need to choose between:
> >>- 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
> >>- Promise Fast Track S150 TX4
Please note that 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP only
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> wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I need to choose between:
> > - 3Ware Escalade 8006-2LP
> > - Promise Fast Track S1
esfully several times when copying whole partitions.
Does anyone know any problems when using cp in such situations?
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On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 11:16:00AM +0200, Fredrik Liljegren wrote:
> Marcin Owsiany <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 09:56:44AM +0200, Fredrik Liljegren wrote:
> > > Oct 2 08:52:04 bifrost sshd[228]: debug: Forked child 18444.
> > > O
ses, you'll need to specify a user=list line or something like that in
the system_aliases director.
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Does anyone know a solution that would allow the IRC server to
get an ident reply of the client's IP number instead of the
SOCKS server username, when the client connects via the SOCKS
server?
thanks in advance
Ma
On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 08:07:28PM +0100, Nicolas Bougues wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 07:59:10PM +0100, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> This would require some kind of cooperation between the SOCKS proxy (which
> knows the real identity of the IRC client) and the identd (which gets
>
On Tue, Jan 09, 2001 at 12:41:03PM -0700, John Gonzalez/netMDC admin wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
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> | Too bad. Looks like i'll need to do some coding, unless there
> | exists something I could use instead of SOCKS, like an IRC
> | proxy with an
the bounce
proxy so that it will return an IP or a hostname of the client
using the proxy?
> In this case i would run midentd on the socks-server, a ident-daemon
> with masq support(IPadress based).
But I do not want to masquerade the clients' network, and using
midentd would require that,
On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 09:00:06AM -0700, John Gonzalez/netMDC admin wrote:
> On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Marcin Owsiany wrote:
> | Will the identd daemon somehow communicate with the bounce
> | proxy so that it will return an IP or a hostname of the client
> | using the proxy?
>
>
as much free memory into
buffers as it can. This is good, because it will make the
system use disk less frequently. Kernel will also shrink the
memory devoted to buffers if some program needs it.
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have time to customize it extensively.
regards
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process of the zombie fetchmail? (ps axf)
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stop this problem; but would help in tracking down multiple
> and conflicting directives.)
I don't think so. Each directive belongs to one file. Browsing
through a 3 kb access.conf is certainly easier than browsing
through a huge, combined, 20 kb httpd.conf
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d with out any luck. What should I
> > do? I can't even find out what 'S' as a permission is. Any help would be
> > greatly appreciated.
>
> man chattr
Or maybe better fsck.
The 'b' means it's a block special device file. The 'S' me
Hello!
I wonder what you guys use as performance monitoring/bottleneck
detection software (preferably for a text terminal)? I mean I
would like to see some more detailed data than just 'load
average' :-)
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> being used), and things like that.
atsar/sar seems to do the trick
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