fraid I might kill
> the internet connection like that, therefor I want to ask for some help.
I recently ran across the "Easy Firewall Generator for IPTables"
web page, where you can plug in some simple requirements and it
will generate an iptables firewall script on the fly.
bilities! :-)
For more details see the following url:
http://www.whatever.ca/blog/2003/12/9/dns-hell/
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g-4
And finally, my most recent XFree86.0.log file:
http://www.whatever.ca/misc/XFree86.0.log
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it only reports the installed packages.
On my hybrid woody/sarge system, dpkg -l "*lib*" (for example)
includes lots of libraries that are status "un" and "pn" which
are definitely not installed.
But that's just my US$0.0142573 (CDN$0.02) -- YMMV.
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t;lsof +D /usr" must be closed
before the kernel will permit the partition to be unmounted or
remounted.
But perhaps I'm wrong.
Anyone in the know care to set me straight?
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hat I can temporarily unmount
the partition.
For example,
# lsof +D /var
displays all processes with open file handles on /var and
subdirectories of /var.
You may need to "apt-get install lsof" if it is not already
installed on your system.
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-disk" you'll call
/dev/hda3 a "failed-disk" to exclude it from reconstruction.
I've done this once before and didn't lose any data, but I
generally recommend having a full backup before playing fast and
loose with this sort of thing.
Good luck!
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On Sat, Apr 05, 2003 at 12:16:10AM -0600, Stephen Hargrove wrote:
> Based on a recent thread on this list, I've constructed the following
> bash script:
>
> #!/bin/sh
> # /etc/cron.daily/apt-show-versions: email alerts when new packages
> # are available
> #
> # 2003-
shes of insight they could shine
my way, which might help me decide between this array of choices?
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g page to be quite handy:
http://dman.ddts.net/~dman/config_docs/exim3_spamassassin.html
I also set up spamassassin as an exim router; you can see the
config file snippet here:
http://www.whatever.ca/index.php?m=200302#83
I can provide additional config file snippets if you like.
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you reply and quote a message, the text is
nicely extracted and quoted.
Exactly what I wanted -- I hope that someone else out there can benefit
from this as well.
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 04:21:31 Robert L. Harris wrote:
Thus spake Shaun Crossley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> In the past, I've used the following to perform that task:
>
>dpkg --get-selections > myselections (on the source
>dpkg --set-selections < myselections (on the tar
achine)
dpkg --set-selections < myselections (on the target machine)
apt-get update && apt-get upgrade (on the target
machine)
That seemed to work for me. Your mileage may vary!
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 18:41:10 Shaun Crossley wrote:
You might be interested in this script I came up with upon reading this
thread. I called it apt-show-versions and placed it in /etc/cron.daily
(and made it executable via chmod +x).
[snip]
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/cron.daily/apt-show-new: email alerts
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 18:11:56 Shaun Crossley wrote:
You might be interested in this script I came up with upon reading this
thread. I called it apt-show-versions and placed it in /etc/cron.daily
(and made it executable via chmod +x).
[snip]
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/cron.daily/apt-show-versions: email
;-u" switch which eliminates the need for any grepping. I'm also not
doing any sorting, but that would be just one more addition in the
pipeline.
#!/bin/sh
# /etc/cron.daily/apt-show-versions: email alerts when new packages
# are available
#
# 2003-03-10, Shaun Crossley, [EMAIL PROTEC
>> Is there an apt (or dpkg) logfile? Something that would keep a record of
>> what was done when? Just a simple text file with a format of:
>>
>>
>>
>> Does anyone else think this could be very useful?
>
> It's not what you meant, but sometimes I use
> ls -ot /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.md5sums | he
you don't need whatever functionality might be in the latest ppp, but do
need the demand-dial, then this might work for you as well.
Of course, perhaps you've already tried this; in which case nevermind. :-)
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t floppies and that I also needed to manually
create a series of /dev/ida/c1d0p... nodes for the install to find.
So, hopefully this info will be of use to someone... I'd be happy to fill in
more details if anyone has any questions.
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oshutils *without* the X components? Or
would I have to do that myself (a daunting prospect, as I'm quite new to
Debian)?
Or am I barking up the wrong tree? Perhaps there's a very simpler way to do
what I want. If so, I'd like to learn how!
I look forward to any replies. Thank you!
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