At 08:31 PM 3/29/2000 -0700, Kevin wrote:
I'm not really sure if I should post this to the isp list or this one, but
anyway. I work for a fairly small isp and the management told me they want
me to put some sort of firewall in front of the router. Actually their
first idea was a firewall in front
At 11:47 PM 4/7/2000 -0300, you wrote:
Hi all
I have a IP block working on my server. how do I add a new IP block?
For example 192.200.234.128 with net mask 255.255.255.192 (what gives me
192.200.234.129-190)
and I whant to add a second IP range 192.200.234.192 with net mask
255.255.255.19
I've been looking through kernel readme files, and trying to find a
hardware RAID solution that will run under Debian. It seems that all of
the RAID hardware that is supported in the 2.2 kernel is either very very
expensive, or impossible to find. The controllers that are affordable,
aren't s
At 03:03 PM 4/24/2000 +1000, Bill wrote:
E: This installation run will require temporarily removing the essential
package libpam0g due to a Conflicts/Pre-Depends loop. This is often bad, but
if you really want to do it, activate the APT::Force-LoopBreak option.
E: Internal Error, Could not early re
How hard is it to create "fake" packages? What I'm after is this: A
package that will "lie" to the system with a "provides: httpd" line or
"provides: mail-transport-agent" or something similar.
The idea is to be able to install from-source packages, and have Debian
install other packages that
At 12:51 PM 5/10/2000 -0700, you wrote:
Hello,
I'd like to configure raid 1 using the frozen 2.2 with a Mylex raid card
(acceleraid 150). Do I need the raid-1 kernel module? Also, do I need
the raidtools and raidtools2 packages? Thanks in advance.
If you have a hardware RAID device, and it's s
At 04:45 PM 5/22/2000 +0200, Michel Banguerski wrote:
Hi,
Does any body know how to setup linux IPv4 stack to use
the optional field (i belive this corresponds to 'srr' field in
the 'ip_options' struct in 'include/linux/ip.h') that allows to
specify an explicit path for some destinantion?
I can't c
question:
we have a cisco 7206, and a Samsung 10/100 managed switch.
the 7026 has a fastethernet 100MBPS port.
we are seeing losses of 1 to 8% when pinging the router.
I can't find errors in the router configs, its set to full duplex 100mbps.
the switch however doesn't show a full duplex light,
s
That would be how you can see - add an entry to hosts.deny that denies
the address you'll be testing from, restart the service in question, and
try to access it.
Thanks,
Shawn
> Hello John and All,
> Thank you for the reply.
> How can I tell if my services are set up for tcp wrappers?
> I rememb
> thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
> I found it
> kern.*@hostanme
> add entry to services and use -r option.
Here's some complete instructions, from my own setup:
On the cisco device, add following to config:
logging
logging trap debugging
On Debian server, add -r to
Everyone,
These LDAP questions have sparked me to ask something I've been
pondering for a while.
Currently we're using NIS. Aside from potential security issues, this
solution is inelegant and has led to problems that wouldn't be
experienced with standard unix authentication. Our mail server is
Can anyone tell me what I need to do to make it so that I can use a hidden
DNS primary?
Oddly enough, it seems to work for forward DNS, but reverse DNS gives me
this:
Apr 29 16:21:02 segfault named-xfer[6303]: [172.16.2.2] not authoritative for 10
2.190.216.in-addr.arpa, SOA query got rcode 0, aa
And yet again, we find that it's the normal ID ten T error.
Turns out the zonefile had some garbage at the end from the last edit. The
strange thing was, the zone worked on the hidden primary.
Thanks,
Shawn
> Can anyone tell me what I need to do to make it so that I can use a hidden
> DNS prima
>question:
>we have a cisco 7206, and a Samsung 10/100 managed switch.
>the 7026 has a fastethernet 100MBPS port.
>we are seeing losses of 1 to 8% when pinging the router.
>I can't find errors in the router configs, its set to full duplex 100mbps.
>the switch however doesn't show a full duplex l
That would be how you can see - add an entry to hosts.deny that denies
the address you'll be testing from, restart the service in question, and
try to access it.
Thanks,
Shawn
> Hello John and All,
> Thank you for the reply.
> How can I tell if my services are set up for tcp wrappers?
> I remem
> thanks if someone is about to answer about syslogd
> I found it
> kern.*@hostanme
> add entry to services and use -r option.
Here's some complete instructions, from my own setup:
On the cisco device, add following to config:
logging
logging trap debugging
On Debian server, add -r t
Mr. Ghost,
I have found that most of the time the /etc/rc.boot directory works
very well for starting your own services or making machine-specific
setting changes -- like scripts to set up ipchains or iptables.
It's one of those directories where everything gets executed in
alpanumeric sort orde
Does anyone have any recommendations for an addon IDE controller? I'd want
a dual-controller PCI card with UDMA66 support. What it will actually end
up being used for is so that I can effectively set up a four-drive RAID
0+1 partition with IDE drives. We already have all the drives, and an
extr
Rod,
Looking at your transcript there (which for my MUA was missing all its
linefeeds), it appears that the mail server is trying to send mail to the
wrong place. The MX record for directv.com says 'mail.directv.com' -- I
tried a manual SMTP session with that server and it said '[EMAIL PROTEC
Everyone,
These LDAP questions have sparked me to ask something I've been
pondering for a while.
Currently we're using NIS. Aside from potential security issues, this
solution is inelegant and has led to problems that wouldn't be
experienced with standard unix authentication. Our mail server i
Can anyone tell me what I need to do to make it so that I can use a hidden
DNS primary?
Oddly enough, it seems to work for forward DNS, but reverse DNS gives me
this:
Apr 29 16:21:02 segfault named-xfer[6303]: [172.16.2.2] not authoritative for 10
2.190.216.in-addr.arpa, SOA query got rcode 0, a
And yet again, we find that it's the normal ID ten T error.
Turns out the zonefile had some garbage at the end from the last edit. The
strange thing was, the zone worked on the hidden primary.
Thanks,
Shawn
> Can anyone tell me what I need to do to make it so that I can use a hidden
> DNS prim
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