Are you running RIP or OSPF? How about a firewall?
If you reboot the machine how long does it take for the routes to show
up? My network scripts are in /etc/rc[3,5].d/S10network. Try creating
a script the dumps the route table to a text file and put it in My
network scripts are in /etc/rc[3,5].
I am out of the office until 4-2-2003. I will respond to your email at
that time.
If you need immediate assistance, call the help desk.
-Michael
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One other thing. ssh will ignore the authorized_keys[2] file (even when
it's named correctly) if the permissions on it are not set to 600.
-Michael
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I've generated the keys, copied the .pub key to the other machine and
renamed it authorized_keys in the
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On 03/13/03 07:58 -0600, Charles wrote:
> What are the contents of the .Xclients file and .Xclients-default
> file in your home directory? Check to see if they are different from
> other users.
...or simply move them, while logged in as yourself from
Look at the contents of /proc/scsi/scsi, and /proc/scsi/*/* to find your
tape drive. Here's what I get:
# cat /proc/scsi/scsi
Attached devices:
Host: scsi0 Channel: 00 Id: 00 Lun: 00
Vendor: ARCHIVE Model: Python 04106-XXX Rev: 735B
Type: Sequential-AccessANSI SCSI revision
Option B is to use VNC which gives you the entire Gnome/KDE desktop
environment. There are pluses and minuses, speed and security being two
that flash to mind quickly, but you get the whole #! (that's 'shebang'
not a swear word) rather than just the single X-app.
My $0.02.
-Michael
If Bill Gate
Here's a page from my system documentation that gives a step-by-step how
to. (To the hackers lurking on this list, I do NOT do this on systems
accessible from the internet, only those inside the firewalls.)
7.00 Using SSH and SCP without passwords
7.10 From a Linux system
To use ssh or scp betw
Um...
Anyone thought of NDS? I haven't installed it yet (to many other fun
projects with higher priority) but it's something I plan on trying later
this year.
Anyone got it working, besides Novell?
-Michael
Card-carrying member of the ABM-Coalition
(Anyone But Microsoft)
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I have an old P-233 I'm turning into a firewall. I blew a fresh install
of RH8 onto the drive, installed everything, and had it running. I then
needed to run a hardware diagnostic on an IBM hard drive that had failed
in another system. Since this one was not in production, had the cover
off and
The lack of the ifcfg-eth0 file is the problem. Copy the stuff from
below, run ifup eth0 and it should come up.
You may need to also check the /etc/sysconfig/network settings for
something sane.
NETWORKING=yes
HOSTNAME=system.domain.com
GATEWAY=11.22.33.44
-Michael
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find /path -ctime +2 -ok rm {} \;
This will find all files starting with /path that have been changed
more than 2 days ago and will prompt you for deleting them one by one.
Get rid of the -ok if you KNOW it will delete only the files you want
deleted. Change -ctime to -atime to find by access ti
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