> "martin" == martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
>> only way I can think of to have seperate users is to set the 'mail
>> only' accounts to have a shell of /dev/null. Or perhaps something
>> else like /usr/local/bin/bash, and only make /usr/local/bin/bash
>> available on those
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 01:49, martin f krafft wrote:
> 1. Select three servers to be the LDAP servers, configure them all for
>ldap-ssl (no clear-text here) and then hook them into
>a master-slave configuration with two of them mirroring the primary
>one. I'll use bind9 round-robin to
Hi ,
I got the acid main page but got problems
- I created my database snortdb
- Executed the installation script found in
/usr/doc/snort-mysql/contrib/create_mysql
- Installed Acid but when i select some links i have this
Query execution error: Unknown column 'ip_src0' in 'field list'
also sprach nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.10.09.1105 +0200]:
> be aware that openldap's "mirroring" is one-way master->slave not
> slave->master. All updates are required to be performed on the
> master. You can do the updates on the slave, but the commands are
> just passed transparently to the
martin f krafft said:
> Hi there,
>
> This will probably be a lengthy discussion. I appreciate any helpful
> comments. I also searched the lists and web but couldn't find good
> information.
maybe I can help :)
> 1. Select three servers to be the LDAP servers, configure them all for
> ldap-ss
Hi there,
This will probably be a lengthy discussion. I appreciate any helpful
comments. I also searched the lists and web but couldn't find good
information.
I operate 27 servers all over the world, all running Debian (without
Debian, this wouldn't be possible). Now I would like to unify them b
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