and there was no
noticable impact either.
of course theres the real picky kind of person who seems to be able to
notice the slightest change in anything :) I think if such a person
would "notice" any impact it would be their imagination.
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much of a problem :) (haven't tried compiling it in more then 2 years
perhaps things have changed since). oh and debian has sslwrap as a package
I don't mean to imply that you have to compile it to use it on debian!
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white. it was really simple
to configure too, much easier then using magicfilter/apsfilter at least.
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in /etc/apt/sources.list
e.g.:
deb-src http://mirrors.kernel.org/debian/ stable main non-free contrib
deb-src http://non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US stable/non-US main contrib
non-free
you may need to apt-get build-dep libglide3 before compiling.
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en the
rest.(I prefer afterstep myself and do not use any file managers, my
sister uses suse 8.1 with kde 3, my mom has suse 8.0 with gnome)
kde/gnome system requirements are quite a bit higher though but thats
what you get for fancy eye candy and that extra functionality.
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Lukas Ruf said:
> Is there any way to get rid of package dependencies? The reason for this
> question: I have been using VIM ever since I am using Linux -- and do not
> want to have emacs installed at all. However, packets like cxref have the
> idea they would depend on emacs -- but cxref, as an
forge.net still
apply for 2.4.x or not..)
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d which don't warrant an upgrade(just a recompile
of those packages on woody).
I probably will never understand the need that some people have to
use the absolute bleeding edge.
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martin f krafft said:
> what difference do the permissions make, then?
sounds like the mailman cgi interface may be calling a binary
that is setgid list in order to function.
I don't have mailman installed anywhere at the moment so I can't
check..
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t "command not found". I don't know if it is a coincidence that
> they are both 3D games.
try doin a
dpkg -L tuxracer
(or whatever the package name is)
to see where the file(s) may be located at, odd that it wouldn't be in
the PATH though.
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HELO/EHLO with my own
hostname
penguin.linuxpowered.net
perhaps it's another host that has forward resolution of
blackhole.go-fishing.co.uk and postfix reversed it showing
0.0.0.0 ??
very odd.
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shr-heng said:
> hi.
> excuse me , if i want to set " ppp server " in the debian system,
> where i can get the "ppp server" software.
I use portslave.. it's a PPP server with radius support. works well.
another option is to use mgetty.
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Paul M Foster said:
> I'm attempting to set up a replacement system for the one on my desk.
> (When done, I'll swap them out.) This gets awfully tedious when I have to
> pick every package in dselect. My current desktop is a Woody, but the
> system I'm setting up is testing.
>
> I have a list of pa
in the background that skewed results, in any
case you can get your bogomips from /proc/cpuinfo
note this really is a bogus(hence the bogo) measure of performance
I think it's only done to configure some sort of timing mechanism in
the kernel during boot(not sure though).
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from my experience at least.
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nd machine acting as a firewall, and blocking everything
by default. That is the easiest way to a more secure network. You don't
require a 2nd machine but with only 1 it significantly increases the
risk and work required to secure it. That's not to say it isn't possible,
just more dif
le->stable then upgrade the new machine to testing *after*
all the packages have been installed from stable.
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he printer
settings to get paper size or may default to LETTER..
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Vineet Kumar said:
>
> Is there an easy way to decode a snarfed SSL session given that he has the
> server's private key? Theoretically it's possible, but I wonder if any of
> the popular sniffing/IDS tools facilitate it.
I believe dsniff can do this ... ??
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>
> Anyhow, that's probably way more than I needed to say,
> thanks for putting up with the length, snip at will if you
> even got this far!
good luck!
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php4
and watch the magic..
this won't get any dependencies for your new config option(if there are
any new dependencies for it)
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different tools for doing this;
> but the two they've suggested aren't in woody and I'd like to keep their
> machines as Debian-pure as I can. Can anybody suggest a package that I
> can get with apt?
I use igal
syntax is simple, for defaults just cd to the directory an
i've never seen the movie myself. And don't
plan to :)
there was also hamm(2.0), and slink(2.1), not sure if those were part of
toy story too ?
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d to
any sites that focused on MS-only stuff. IE 4.0 beta 2 I think
was the last version of IE that I used seriously, and it's part
of what made me jump to netscape on linux. So, it's been much
easier for me to be not attached to anything IE or MS-centric
as a result.
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:/usr/games:/home/aphro/bin
_=PATH
the ~ was expanded maybe you could try $HOME instead of ~ that
may be more compadible accross shells.
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influenced the way I
react to such things, but I can't say for sure. Same goes for most
other disney(and disney-like) things. I did enjoy them when I
was much younger though(maybe age 11 and under?)
at the moment I'm watchin johnny bravo on my tivo so maybe not
all hope is lost for me :
Roberto Sanchez said:
> Why is it that when I switch to a text console with -- that
> bash does not read in my ~/.bashrc?
>
I think .bashrc is for non-login shells? logging into a console
or logging in via ssh/telnet/etc is a login shell. you probably
want ~/.profile ? see the bash manp
Andy Saxena said:
> Hello,
>
> I use ~/.maillog to log the actions of procmail verbosely. However the
> file keeps growing by the day. Is there any way to trim the file size and
> keep it under 100 Mb?
check out logrotate. it's very flexible. It's installed by default
na
x I think.
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he the primary firewalling method for the 2.4.x. I am almost certain
it is highly reccomended.
I have done several debian installs and have never seen such a message..
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ings differently
perhaps using acls or something(acls should be available in ext2,
probably ext3? and xfs at least, not in reiserfs as far as I know).
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calyth said:
> Nate,
> It may have been the iptables package which provides the init.d script.
> the comments in the /etc/defaults/iptables says that not even the author
> likes it.
looks like he's bitching about the init scripts, not the iptables
product itself.
for me, I al
configured
to read mail from that other folder).
I switched to postfix from sendmail when I upgraded the machine
to woody back in august 2002, sendmail had no trouble with adding
users.
All my other postfix systems get user data via LDAP .
any thoughts?
thanks
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at the moment,
most of it to my account.
I'd highly reccomend raid 10 over raid 5 anyday of course!
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pies if you have a floppy drive..
http://http.us.debian.org/debian/dists/Debian3.0r1a/main/disks-i386/current/bf2.4/
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#x27;t get it workin so..
not sure what all xine can play I've only used it for MPEG-1
and VideoCDs(MPEG-1 as well).
if xine doesn't play it, chances are it some other format..
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of the other branches other then
the official one. Lars & Rainer have quite a software package with
amavis.
this concludes my biased opinion.
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sr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/bin
MAILDIR=$HOME/mail # You'd better make sure it exists
DEFAULT=$MAILDIR/mbox
LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/from
LOCKFILE=$HOME/.lockmail
in my /etc/procmailrc
there may be another way but that's how I've been doin it for 3 years
now.
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ectly(if thats possible) and run strace on it. I've
never tried this before.
cyrus 2 is an entirely different beast and from my initial experiences
with it, I doubt I will ever deploy it in it's current state, maybe in
a few years ...
good luck.
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I helped another guy troubleshoot
another sendmail problem on his redhat machine.
So there are probably some apps out there that do something
similar, so I wouldn't rely on such behavior. Perhaps it's
a specific system call that the apps call ..I'm no programmer
so don't know
404 Not
> Found
sounds like that mirror is broken/out of sync. try one of the main
mirrors @ http.us.debian.org
I have tons of docs on how to deploy MRTG here:
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/MRTG
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seemed to
be among the first to support the ESP-over-UDP, which played well
with most NAT setups. We also used vtun extensivly as well(which
overall was more reliable then the cisco boxes).
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ral files and directories on the
CD with the burned ISO.
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ment a better form of filtering, or just learn to live
with it(& expect it).
my "filtering" is done by email account, each email address has a different
inbox, and mail is delivered directly to that inbox rather then to another
which then gets filtered. works well, though very time c
serial console enabled in the kernel config)
connect a null modem cable between the laptop and other machine, I use
minicom to communicate, it takes a bit of configuration to diable all
the modem-specific stuff(takes 1 minute).
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with a subj
/mrtg
/home/mrtg/bin
/home/mrtg/tmp
/home/mrtg/public_html
/home/mrtg/conf
where I put the various things like config files, scripts, and
html. you can see a sample layout of my structure here:
http://mrtg.aphroland.org
I also make /var/lock/mrtg a symlink to /home/mrtg/tmp
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haven't used it myself.
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t and
echo "scsi remove-single-device 0 0 5 0" >/proc/scsi/scsi
to remove it
I usually check /proc/scsi/scsi as well to be sure it's done properly.
never had a problem..
I do this with a Exabyte Tape drive as well as another SCSI enclosure
which has a toshiba SCSI cdrom and a HP
ifconfig eth0 192.168.X.X
or if you mistyped the netmask as well
ifconfig eth0 192.168.X.X netmask X.X.X.X
ideally you should edit /etc/network/interfaces and issue a:
/etc/init.d/networking restart
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/POP sessions as well but it's not easy to exploit
and, at least for openssl users it's pretty easy to "fix". Though
I haven't noticed an openssl for debian woody yet. I'm in no hurry
myself.
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ven't
gotten around to doing it.
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into 1, tracks cut off..etc).
I'm fairly sure my liko generates valid VCDs since it works on my
portable likko player as well as my dreamcast vcd players, and in
every computer-based VCD player I have encountered. MpegTV generates
slighly invalid mpeg data(it errors out after each track) but
is:
>
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or
cd ; tar -cvf target.tar temp/
is what I do ..
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://java.sun.com/openstudio/applets/clock.html
worked for me
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n't seen much in the way of tools, vcdtools seems to be
the dominant package to use.
there used to be a program called binchunker which I used to
use to burn bin/cue looks like that's replaced with bchunk,
though never used it, and don't know if it's a write-only program
or if it ca
,
it shouldn't be needed.
and for what it's worth I got the info here:
http://www.mozilla.org/releases/mozilla1.2.1/#java
was testing out java on mozilla 1.2.1 ..the same info seemed to
apply to phoenix as well.
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Paul Johnson said:
> On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 09:24:45PM -0800, nate wrote:
>> there used to be a program called binchunker which I used to
>> use to burn bin/cue looks like that's replaced with bchunk,
>> though never used it, and don't know if it's a write-only
w "kdelibs & kdelibs4", but neither of them is
> installed.
how about
grep "^Depends:" /var/lib/dpkg/status | grep -in kdelibs-data
then go to the line number it spits out to find the package(I use
vi, and hit :)
or
apt-get -s remove kdelibs-data
and see what it
; I work for do not want to use "sudo" before every command. Does anybody
> have any suggestions?
you can configure sudo so all you do is
sudo bash
and you have a root shell. You can even configure it not to prompt
for any password I think too.
after sudo bash you can continue just
rks good. though my backend is cyrus, and I haven't used mutt
much though I keep wanting to try it out again someday.
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be sure to remove the module before trying to re-load it.
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cifying irq's anywhere.
just set the new interface in /etc/network/interfaces and restart
networking (/etc/init.d/networking restart)
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ever played a DVD ever before(boycotting them myself).
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Alan Chandler said:
>
> Is there a command to shrink it?
apt-get clean
apt-get autoclean
(see apt-get manpage)
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ed the problem . . .so far. what
> was tat about?
probably an out of control process eating all of the system's resources,
check the logs it may give some hints.
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n about removing the disks and running everything over
NFS(both my local NFS servers are on raid).
thanks
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nce, "less" could automatically unpack it for
I use 'zmore'
zmore README.gz
zcat should work too
wish there were such tools for .bz2 archives..
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mpact kernel(I always recompile my kernels
after installation).
haven't tried installing with 3.0 but I'm sure it works if 2.2 works!
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ould be glad it worked at all. need to use it more often,
really tough trying to sit through an hour and a half tryin to
explain what to click on over the phone.
thanks
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t(I think its a 2.2.20 kernel
or something). I later recompiled my own kernel from scratch(as I
always do ...)
adaptec SCSI chips(2940 and up) are some of the best supported
in linux in my experience.
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ble to test it without
rebooting ..
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your trying to install testing/unstable packages on
stable ...? something I personally wouldn't reccomend though I think
it's possible using apt pinning or something.
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I recieved is archived here:
http://securityfocus.com/archive/1/313763/2003-03-02/2003-03-08/0
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.maybe contacting the maintainer of the package
will help. the maintainer's address is in the Packages file(s) above.
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subject like "ultra 160 cards in debian" or something.
afterwards you can install whatever kernel you want. I prefer to compile
my own.
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estart). If your still
wanting to turn on X-over-TCP then grep -nri nolisten /etc/X11/* and
change the files that are returned & restart X & any display managers
that you use(xdm/gdm/kdm/etc)
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eck
-i #d = number of days before forced check
-i #w = number of weeks before forced check
so maybe.. tune2fs -c 30 /dev/whatever
to run every 30 mounts.. or tune2fs -i 30d to run it once a month
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y cannot. I've experienced
this for many many years on many different versions of Xfree86.
> instead of using dselect ?
or tasksel, yes. you told it to install 1 package, and as you saw,
X is many packages. I do the same thing and usually caught with
the same problem(lacking fonts, lack
evices are which ..then mount them directly, or
make another link..e.g. if cdrom is /dev/hdc:
cd /dev ; rm cdrom ; ln -s hdc cdrom
and if dvdrom is hdd:
cd /dev ; ln -s hdd dvdrom
then mount the dvd using /dev/dvdrom ..
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nic in each one connected to an isolated switch for the
communications between them(even a VLAN on an existing switch is
probably good enough though not perfect).
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wn itself to be quite useful in a number of
special-purpose applications."
so, I make my boot disks manually using lilo, there seem to be some
boot/root disk tools(apt-cache search bootdisk). Gives me the flexibility
I need. Haven't tried making a bootdisk with grub(very little experience
A, and on install I believe
it prompts you which account mail for 'root' should go.
so check the /etc/aliases and your MTA config. you could also check
the mail log. e.g.
echo "test" | mail root ; tail -f /var/log/mail.log
to see if it is forwarded to another account or not
nate
t last I checked had the option 'skip-networking'
for mysql, which disabled all tcp connections.
I think the file is /etc/mysql/my.cnf, comment it out and restart
mysql.
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ata to MRTG. I do this with freebsd, though to track protocol
utilization not individual IPs:
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/MRTG
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Uwe Hees said:
> Hello all,
>
> I have some computers running woddy with woody-proposed-updates. The
> recent sendmail bug revealed the problem that the version number of the
> security fix is less then the (older) version in proposed-updates. Thus
> the sendmail does not get updated and the securi
er, not sure
which driver your using. The message itself doesn't appear to
be harmful, though there seems to be a hardware problem on your
system that the driver is having to work around to avoid causing
trouble.
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you may have to create a temporary log
file which has the contents of all your mail logs for processing.
it does take a significant amount of time to run, depending on how
fast a CPU you have.
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flushed.
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e tricky(one reason I don't use it), your situation
should be fixed by changing in.sshd to sshd. Check /var/log/daemon.log
for the name of the daemon(s). You should see reject messages for the
sshd service.
another reason I don't use it is I prefer firewalls over it.
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to point me in a direction. Is anyone using something similar, that
> can point me in a few specific directions?
my LDAP howto should get you goin I think..I have read reports of samba-tng
and samba being used in networks with as many as 15,000 accounts so
I'm certain it's possi
need), the
high QA quality, the long release cycles, the "reputation" for
the "stable" tree for being "stable", etc..
you can even use dpkg-repack to backup existing packages before upgrading,
though downgrading a package is not always foolproof, at least you'
#x27;ll have
a much easier time installing.
once a system is fully installed and configured debian is a breeze
to maintain(I only run stable, no testing/unstable for me).
nate
(experience running 2 dozen unix and linux variants for the past 8 years)
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Hugh Saunders said:
> There is no reference to ssh at all in daemon.log
> But.. I changed in.sshd to sshd and it now works.
it may be in /var/log/auth.log been a while since I used tcp wrappers :)
if all else fails grep ssh /var/log/* :)
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o turn off glx, disable the option in XF86Config-4, to disable DRI,
I'm not sure what you need to do(or if it's even possible).
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y
them anymore. I can't find anywhere that has them at the moment you
may have to either switch to another video card or upgrade to
debian 3.0(reccomended), and install the binary nvidia driver.
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Mark Roach said:
> Hi, Nate. Not quite sure if this is what you mean, but I am certainly able
> (on my samba server with ext3+acls and winbind) to
>
> setfacl -m g:"Domain\\Domain Users":rwx filename
>
> or use the nt file permissions dialog. Maybe I am misunderstandi
nshots of it on demarc.com. It also acts as a system file
integrity checker as well as a network service monitor. Real nice program.
I run it on FreeBSD mainly.
nate
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Shri Shrikumar said:
> Thanks nate. Is there a site which lists these things in more detail so I
> know if the ones that show up are safe or not.
http://www.whitehats.com/ids/
is the only one I know of
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