Meir Litmanovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I don't understand the meaning of that "+1" (unless this is a way to
> concur
> > with another CPU-intensive process running simultaneously on the same box
> -
> > but then why not just SIGSTOP or renice it for awhile??).
>
> Oh, not. Just i
On Mon, Sep 13, 1999 at 04:58:57PM +0200, Dmitry Fink (aka FINiK) wrote:
> I got a next entry in my /var/log directory:
> drwxr--r-- 2 nobody nobody 10975232 Sep 13 08:09 junkbuster
>
> It is obvious that the entry is corrupted, since no self-respecting
> directory wouldn't be 10M sized,
Linuxberg have recently announced an ISO subdirectory of ftp.linuxberg.com
I believe you can find all the main distributions there.
(I can't give you an exact URL now, as the site seems unreachable at the
moment)
I recall seeing RH6 images on many RH mirrors, but I don't have a url
right now. Try
Hi all,
is anybody knew why i can see all the records in
sever when i run a normal c program, and receive
EOF = True (NO Records) when i run this program from the
client as a cgi program on rh6 with apache and mysql.
thanks,
avi.
Meir Litmanovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can always do "make -j 2". This will probably help you
> do it slightly faster. Good rule - run make -j N+1 where
> N is number of CPU's in your computer.
I don't understand the meaning of that "+1" (unless this is a way to concur
with another
I got a next entry in my /var/log directory:
drwxr--r-- 2 nobody nobody 10975232 Sep 13 08:09 junkbuster
It is obvious that the entry is corrupted, since no self-respecting
directory wouldn't be 10M sized, but a 1024 entry instead. Now, I don't
care about the 10M or why doesn't fsck fix t
>
> It doesn't sound normal to me. try to do
> /usr/bin/time make bzlilo >& log
> and see the %CPU. If it not close to 100%, then You either run other
> things that take CPU time, or you swap alot. Try running it without Xwindows.
> Last time I compiled a kernel (2.2.5) on my old 486-66 with 64MB
man sshd
or if you don't want to read and just experiment then go straight to
sshd_config
Mike wrote:
> About SSH,
> i installed the ssh-1.1.rpm and it works fine.
> however, how do i allow only specific computers to connect to my server
> via ssh ?
>
> Thanks,
>
> BTW, except of telnet there i
