/usr/share/man/man1
/usr/share/man/man1/dig.1.gz
/usr/share/man/man1/nslookup.1.gz
/usr/share/man/man8
/usr/share/man/man8/nsupdate.8.gz
So apt-get install dnsutils is what you need. Mind you, nslookup is
deprecated and you probably should start using host or dig.
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ttributes for
your application and change them the way you want. Save your changes and
restart the application.
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re to be
used one must make sure that option is disabled."
Maybe you should check that file to see if that's the case in on your
system.
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different
> environment at boot time other than ifconfig from root-shell?
>
> Osamu
> PS: I have not read above link location either :(
>
I am quite happy with whereami. Here's what apt-cache has to tell
about it:
hdv@thor:~$ apt-cache show whereami
Package: whereami
P
that. Please adhere to "the principle
of least privilege" if you want to keep your system secure. Stick to the
xauth method.
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ed with.
As you can see both methods are quite different. Both work just fine,
but your system sees ssh-agent in a different manner depending on how it
was started.
For a full writeup on using SSH Agent see
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u verify this by logging in from the
console? Or do you login through [xkgw]dm? If you do you might use the
initialization file of your display-manager.
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ux for
you. It requires a fair level of knowledge, but if you are willing to
invest some of your time, you'll be awarded with a rock-solid and
incredibly flexible OS. Not to mention piece-of-mind and freedom...
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nother bug
[1] In this case a lot of kde-packages will be listed as candidates for
removal (at least that's what happened here), you need to decide for
yourself where your priorities are.
[2] You might need to install fakeroot to make this work.
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> but I can still comfortably take credit for the particular procmail
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Indeed.
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);
foreach (@subjects) {
$_ = 'Subject: ' . $_;
if
(/^Subject:(\s+(Current|New(est)?|Last|Latest))?(\s+(Net(work)?|Microsoft|Internet|Critical|Security))+((\s+(Update|Upgrade))?(\s+(Patch|Pack))?)\s*$/i)
{
#DISCARD
rk around
it. Anyone have a suggestion?
if read -n 1 -s -t 3 KEY ; then
if [ "$KEY" == '\x1B' ]; then
echo BAILOUT: nothing done
exit 0
fi
#Do something useful here...
else
echo TIMEOUT: nothing done
exit 0
fi
Thanks for your time.
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still a Palm, but I am
waiting for a Zaurus C-760 to delivered). It has proven to be quite
useful to me.
I am sorry, but I can't remember the exact URL. Google might be your
friend...
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if read -n 1 -s -t $TIMEOUT KEY ; then
KEY=$( echo $KEY | od -t x1 | awk '{ print $2}' )
if [ "$KEY" == '1b' ]; then
echo BAILOUT: nothing changed
exit 0
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else
echo TIMEOUT: not
u to fill them
in yourself. If not please take a look at my iptables page at
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lities available in iptables (on a multiple-homed system running
as a firewall). I learned about it when reading a nice tutorial on
iptables I found at
http://iptables-tutorial.haringstad.com/iptables-tutorial.html
It has some examples on how to achieve this.
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the past. So there are a couple of catch 'em lines just in case the
connection tracking module isn't loaded on that particular host. You
might not need those extra lines.
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ould give ip_conntrack in it's listing. Please refer to the URLs
given above for the full code. It is well-commented so you shouldn't
have any trouble to use that as an example.
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to English, so here it is:
http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/security/iptables_example.html
I hope it still is of some use to you (or others).
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The howto is available at
http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/security/ssh2_pubkey_auth_config.html
My apologies if this is out of place.
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p where to put things,
how to start/stop/restart the firewall and provides an example ruleset
to get you started. I hope it helps you, comments are welcome.
[1] http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/security/iptables_example.html
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loop when I hit the wrong key in the index. It's
probably due to a configuration error on my part, but I haven't had the
time to solve it yet. As soon as I can find the time I will convert to
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t strictly defined as in RedHat.
> To those who want to tell me why I shouldn't use his approach, I welcome
> the comments, I'll learn from them. But please also tell me the answers
> to the questions above, so I can get a context to put it all in.
I hope that's what I did `;-)
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ust checked it and found that zless
/usr/share/doc/iptables/README.Debian.gz will give you some useful
examples.
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you.
The good part is that it will show you how to connect to one Agent from
multiple sessions, to me that's better than just adding ssh-agent and
ssh-add to ~/.xsession. Anyway, the scripts and the tutorial can be found
here:
http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/security/ssh2_pubkey_auth_con
ever have one active session running at a time that is perfectly
OK...
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nect to X. Indeed a bad
thing if you ask me. Here's what I use (learned it from this list a long
time ago):
xauth merge ~user/.Xauthority
It allows you to use the magic cookie of "user" to connect to X. Much
saver in my book.
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Adjust the x'es to your situation and you will be able to use your NTFS
partition as a normal user.
HTH
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n I tried to run some perl-scripts
I had originally written on a Windows box at work. The solution was to
run something like dos2unix or another utility that converts line-endings
from the Windows convention to the Unix convention.
Maybe you're getting bitten by the same bug...
HTH
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r. On the other hand I have been using NTFS in read-only
mode for years now ('til recently on a daily basis) and have NEVER had
any trouble with it. So, don't let those warnings scare you off. Do heed
them however when it comes to using write-mode: I won't dare to without a
current and v
5:10 status.pr
-rw---1 daemon lp 6 Aug 15 15:10 unspooler.pr
I hope someone can tell me what I need to do, so I can keep the daemon
running without hammering the remote printer with seemingly needless
connections.
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n in English. That shouldn't be too much of a problem as everyone
in our country old enough to use a computer has had at least a couple of
years of English in school. Well, it could be a problem if he is older
than say 60 or 70. But judging from his choice of words that seems to be
unlikely.
and manipulating DNS
Zone Files.
libxml-simple-perl - Perl module for reading and writing XML
This is on a box running "testing".
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Content-Length header either...
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to SUN. They have some weird ideas about this. Although I have
to admit that I haven't had a problem with it in a while now. Maybe it's
fixed.
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contents of that file aren't too big you could do something
like this:
perl -MMIME::Base64 -le 'print decode_base64("")'
Otherwise you might want to write a 5-line perl script for it.
HTH
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s is straight from the documentation (see perldoc MIME::Base64):
perl -MMIME::Base64 -ne 'print decode_base64($_)' <
With this you shouldn't have any problem decoding the file.
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%22+tcp+udp
> suggesting someone is trying to crack your wintendo. ;-)
The neoport database returns this:
2896 tcp ecovisiong6-1 ECOVISIONG6-1
2896 udp ecovisiong6-1 ECOVISIONG6-1
No idea what ECOVISIONG is though...
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> Which is included in libmime-base64-perl. Visit
> /usr/share/doc/libmime-base64-perl/examples.
Right. Forgot all about the examples. Silly me...
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your question, but I'd suggest you take a
look at the eval built-in function of the shell. I think it is what you
need. The bash advanced scripting guide might be of help to you:
http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/
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other reference worth reading?
Well, its not a reference but it is a good tutorial:
http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.net/
HTH
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rs, only hosts, which could be a security
problem on a multi-user system.
Fill in the propper username and display and your good to go.
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lem. Is the user part of a
group that has access to the necessary files?
Another thing I seem to remember is that enigmail is quite picky when it
comes to using the correct version with mozilla or thunderbird. Did you
check you are using the version that is meant for your mozilla? See
mozdev.org for
> QUIT
> EOM
$ stunnel -c -f -n smtp -r mailhost.organization.org:25 -D0 <
/tmp/smtp_sasl_session
220 mailhost.organization.org ESMTP Postfix (Debian/GNU)
250-mailhost.organization.org
250-PIPELINING
250-SIZE 26214400
250-ETRN
250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN
del "sun"
XkbKeycodes "sun(type5)"
EndSection
Section "Pointer"
Protocol "sun"
Device "/dev/sunmouse"
EndSection
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that was due to an extended power outage.
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AN and install it by hand. In the meantime any suggestions
are welcome!
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owner .= "$owner[0] (PID = $owner[1], USER = $owner[2])\n$padding";
}
$owner =~ s/\n$padding$//m;
print "$owner\n";
}
}
exit 0;
-
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e questions. I tried finding the answers
on the net and in the doc directories, but was unsucessful.
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P.S. I have found the kernel how-to, but that didn't answer my questions.
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just starting to get into this wonderful world of
iptables. I bought the book by Ziegler and from what I've read up to now I
can recommend it to you. It has a hands-on approach I like a lot and these
are the type of questions he tries to answer in a practical way.
HTH
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I picked that up from Oskar Andreasson's iptables tutorial (I have version
1.0.7 here in front of me). It has some specifics on ftp and also on
outgoing DCCs in IRC. I am sorry, but I don't have the URL for that at the
moment. No doubt google will help you there.
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0 I=30167 F=0x T=248 (#5)
> >
> > Don't know ICMP well enough to tell you the significance of 3 and 13.
If I'm not mistaken and memory serves me well it was something like
this:
3 = ICMP Destination Unreachable
13 = ICMP Timestamp
HTH
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the line you want? That is asuming this page is under your control.
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that might prove difficult if it is not under your control...
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g a Windows programs to do this. But I am familiar with those.
If you are interested in the subject you should read the current thread
on the full-disclosure list about this topic. It is quite informative!
Here's the archived version for you perusal. I highly recommend you read
it.
http://
First thing I did when I got it was putting an ext2
filesystem on it (as I don't have to use Windows at work and I certainly
don't own it at home), so I can't tell if a FAT filesystem would give
more trouble, although I can't imagine why it would.
I guess I have been qu
ption being all the Qt stuff.
I tend to use C as I like it better, but for the few large projects I
did I chose C++ because I feel that OOP lends itself better for that
(reusablilty and so on). However there have been fought mighty
flame-wars over that so don't just take my word for it...
through sid
first, so there is a not insignificant delay before they are apt-getable
for testing...
Most of the time that isn't too much of a problem as "apt-get source"
from unstable usually works if you add deb-src lines for unstable in
your source.list .
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since when, but I had it happening to me too. So,
then I started using -dir and/or -date and everything was fine again.
This is with a pure awstats install from Sarge.
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s some useful hints in it too (/etc/logcheck/logcheck.conf). If
you're thinking of tuning it (very much recommended!) then an occasional
"man egrep" might come in handy...
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Hi,
Currently I am writing a piece on the why and how of setting up SSH2 for
public key authentication. For now it is in Dutch, but an English
version will follow later on. In this document I want to show a couple
of examples of starting ssh-agent from ~/.xsession, ~/.profile or
~/.login.
This is
On Wed, 16 Jul 2003, Ryan Nowakowski wrote:
> Take a look at keychain. It's the best way to start ssh-agent.
Thanks for the suggestion, but 'apt-cache show' tells me it is for
OpenSSH. Do you know if it will work with SSH.com and on other *nix
platforms besides Gnu/Linux?
reason why I haven't bought it myself yet is that they told me
they would have it in Europe by August. Otherwise I would already have
ordered it from their site.
Some places you might want to visit:
www.neurosaudio.com
open.neurosaudio.com
www.xiph.org/positron
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oo.
Finally there is the output of "ps ux". I use it to verify the PID of
the ssh-agent process. For that I take the value found in the second
column, but I am not sure if "ps ux" will give me that on all/most
unices. Does anyone on the list know?
Thanks for you help.
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P.
edit mode you go
to the subject line and erase whatever you just typed in and replace it
with your ansi text. The escape prefix must be typed in using vi. You can
create it using vi and put in a file and then paste it using whatever
editor you want.
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s that will work everywhere.
Yeah, I was getting afraid of that after some testing. Would
pgrep -U $USER ssh-agent
be more portable? I know it works for GNU/Linux and Solaris, but I can't
test it on any of the other *nixes.
Thanks.
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> forget frontpage, what about a dreamweaver alternative?
You might want to check out N-View, see http://www.nvu.com/ for more
info. Haven't use it myself though, I am just too fond of vim and
more recently the Template Toolkit.
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Hi all,
Starting yesterday I suddenly started to receive debian-user-digest
messages from murphy. I most surely didn't subscribe myself to the
digests, so something else must have happened. Anyone else experienced
the same?
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On Sun, 20 Jun 2004, Aaron Maxwell wrote:
> I haven't. Based on the lack of response, probably not many others have
> either. Smile, you're special.
Ah, I must be the chosen one then... }:-)
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eral dozens of them but
less than 100), that made me wonder as well. So it wasn't just me after
all. Oh well, I'll just delete them and see if it happens again. Maybe
it was just a fluke...
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pload only done if the
file meets certain criteria (timestamp, size, etc.), then maybe my xfer
script could be of use to you. Haven't written an webpage for it yet,
but the code is available from this URL:
http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/files/xfer
HTH
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same
My next choice is NetSonic (see
http://www.netsonic.net/debian-linux-pkgs.php for their offer). Does
anyone on the list know them? Any comments on their service? Any
experiences with other providers of decent non-managed Debian boxes with
a monthly datalimit of about 100GB?
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er. You mentioned Google, so I
hesitate to point you
http://huizen.dto.tudelft.nl/devries/security/ssh2_pubkey_auth_config.html
as it could very well be that this is not the information you're looking
for.
HTH
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re just plain text files, so if you want to know
what's in them just fire up vim and take a look. One of the packages
using ppd files is cups, might that be the one you're thinking about?
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3.2.3-2Qt development files (Threaded)
> ii libqt3c102 3.2.3-2Qt Library
> ii libqt3c102-mt 3.2.3-2Qt GUI Library (Threaded runtime
> version)
Debian stores Qt in another location than the author of the program
anticipated. Try using /usr/share/qt3 as a prefi
PACKAGE
lib/libncurses.so.4 oldlibs/libncurses4
The other library is found in stable, but not in testing:
FILE PACKAGE
usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2 oldlibs/libstdc++2.9-glibc2.1
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services. Together they make a good team. Combined with nagios I have
them satisfying all my monitoring craves...
[1] http://www.orcaware.com/orca/
[2] http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/
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ns. One of them can do this
in batch-mode, if I am not mistaken.
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für
Ihnen.
I am quite satisfied with PDF Studio from Qoppa, but it is a proprietary progam,
so I don't know if that is acceptable to you.
Mit freundliche Gruß,
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cism are greatly appreciated (no matter how
> small you think they are).
Part of what you want was already done by Karsten M. Self. I remember using a
shell script by him in around 2002. You might try Google if you can find a copy
of that script. I think it was called systeminfo.
Grx HdV
ou can easily build the input file with find -type d
Sometimes I need to add a new directory structure to systems. In those cases I
just write the wanted dirs to a file and run this script. Maybe you can adjust
it to your needs.
HTH
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is will be an educational experience as I expect the answer will be
> elegant in its simplicity and point me towards chasms in my understanding of
> Linux.
>
> Thank you.
Oops! I just noticed a solution was already given and accepted. Sorry for the
noise.
Grx HdV
ough and are very easy to set
up. I'd think it might even be a cheaper solution too (if you don't have
to put in too much time for configuration and maintenance).
Just my $0.02
Grx HdV
start out all the same?
>
> Many TIA!
> Dennis
>
dpkg --get-selections might be what you're looking for.
Grx HdV
gt;> reason to learn some perl.
>
> I'm interested as well, if you could send a copy to me.
>
> @Ray: And even more so, Ray, after you modify it.
>
Hi rhkramer,
I sent it to this list yesterday. If you missed it I can send it again. Just let
me know.
Grx HdV
gt;
> Fatal server error:
> no screens found
>
> whenever I startx.
Well, I had this problem a while ago. Turned out it was because X
was trying to use the framebuffer. As soon as I turned that off
everything worked just fine.
Maybe this information will be helpful. Good luck!
Grx HdV
-
t to limit access to
specific memory cards. For built-in readers I figure that is because the
communication is not USB-based. But that would not be the case for
USB-based card readers.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how I can achieve this?
Many thanks in advance!
Grx HdV
s memory cards,
without blocking the card reader altogether.
Thanks!
Grx HdV
y purposes.
Thanks for the hint!
Grx HdV
heavy user of system resources (much 3D CAD editing, photo editing,
video editing and rendering, and often multiple VM's in use).
My laptop has 32GB of RAM and 2 GB of swap and on that system I haven't
seen much swapping either.
Grx HdV
On 2021-12-09 15:46, Dan Ritter wrote:
hdv@gmail wrote:
On 2021-12-08 15:27, Jorge P. de Morais Neto wrote:
Hi everyone! I have a Dell Inspiron 5570 laptop with 1TB HDD and 16 GiB
RAM (it supports 32 GiB). I am about to buy an M.2 NVMe 250GB SSD---a
Regarding the swap space: I wouldn&#
On 2021-12-15 15:51, Jorge P. de Morais Neto wrote:
Hello,
Em [2021-12-09 qui 15:00:43+0100], hdv@gmail escreveu:
Regarding the swap space: I wouldn't make it so big. That really isn't
necessary. I have a 64GB RAM system here, on which I have 2GB of swap. I
doubt I have ever
etted up front.
Thanks for taking the time to help me with this!
Grx HdV
ith effort, some not.
I do not include the well-known problems with fingerprint readers in
this. Those I knew about up front, so that was my own choice.
Grx HdV
ll locales you need AND set the default one in this file.
There is NO reason to use anything except UTF-8 in 2021
Please, be aware that not all Desktop Environments (like KDE's Plasma)
honour this setting. Often, they have their own mechanisms for setting
the locale within the DE itself.
Grx HdV
ponse loop querying a daemon both
locally and over a wired network.
Grx HdV
e courseware,
which involves running virtual machines with libvirt, coding in several
languages, video editing, graphics editing, sound editing, editing all
kinds of documents, and the standard internet stuff. I haven't seen this
happening more often with any of these uses.
Grx HdV
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