Hi Areesh,
Although there is a kernel-HOWTO, your best bet is to
download the RPMs from Redhat site. There is also a
Redhat specific kernel-upgrade-Howto provided by
Redhat.
-- narsingh
--- Areesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi
> could someone please help me by giving detailed
> instructions
Hi,
Is there any maximum no. which can be used as the uid of users on a linux
(kernel 2.2.x) OS installation. if there is what can I do to create a few
lakh users for the purpose of providing free webmail to the users. I would
like to use LDAP server for authentication and not /etc/passwd.
Kapi
Hi,
>Is there any maximum no. which can be used as the uid of users on a linux
>(kernel 2.2.x) OS installation.
well the maxmium..limit is : 65536 uids.. ..u got..16 bit ...for integer..
so 2^16 = 65536
This problem is with linux kernel...version 2.2.x...but number
increaseing.. with linux 2.
On Mon, Apr 15, 2002 at 10:46:41AM +0530, Raju Mathur spoke out thus:
> Anyway, qmail-command has a list of all the environment variables
> which are set. Now just need to check whether they can be sent on the
> command-line or whether the called program needs to access them from
> the environmen
Sandip Bhattacharya wrote:
> What's wrong with qmail sending mail to procmail and then doing your
> "favourite" things using good 'ol bash and procmail?
Nothing wrong other than the fact that you have to create a .qmail file
for post processing :).
Mithun
===
I am currently using LDAP for authentication, but the problem is that if
every webmail user has the same uid/gid how would I setup/monitor the disk
space quota for each user. To my knowledge quota is setup for a userid. So
either I letgo of quota support or reduce the maximum no. of user to 65000
Hi All,
I need to transfer around 200 static sites from an old server to a new
one. I have root access to the new server but not to the old one.The sites
on the old server are accessible only through the site username password.
What could be the fastest way of accomplishing the same ? Is th
