On Tue Jun 10 2003 at 08:17, "Steve Dixon" wrote:
> I have a quick question that I havent been able to figure out. We are
> on a fiber connection to the internet which gives us about 3Mbps. We
> have a windows 2000 server that has been used as a gateway and is able
> to take full use of the bandw
On Thu Jun 05 2003 at 06:12, "girish sondur" wrote:
> I want to find out the CPU Utilization of the Linux Machine. I
> dont want to use TOP since it is in itself CPU intensive. Please
> suggest the best way to do so?
$ cat /proc/loadavg
Cheers
Tony
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On Tue Mar 04 2003 at 04:01, "sameer jha" wrote:
> Would anyone please give me pointers as to where an NTFS driver for
> RHL 7.2 can be obtained.
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html
RedHat 7.2 (Enigma)
There is no support for RedHat 7.2.
I recommend you install the lates
On Sat Feb 15 2003 at 03:04, "Ajay Bansal" wrote:
> How do I get a core file in linux? I am getting java VM crash on my RH73
> box. On other machines, if this happened, I used to get a core. But not
> on linux. Do I need to set something in the environment to get a core???
Yes.
$ help ulimit
...
On Tue Feb 11 2003 at 01:07, Venkatesh Krishnamurthi wrote:
(in reply to Govindharaju Palani)
> > I have following queries.
> > #1How to get the system voltage coming into the system. ..?
>
> lm_sensors (http://secure.netroedge.com/~lm78/).
Also, try running /usr/sbin/sensors-detect -- it
On Wed Jan 29 2003 at 15:10, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> 'kudzu -q' will edit the modules.conf for you, for everything that it finds
> and recognizes.
One point about using /etc/modules.conf (and perhaps drifting
slightly off-topic as per the Subject line)...
At least up to rh7.3 (I haven't tested
On Sat Jan 11 2003 at 15:28, Miloslav Trmac wrote:
> first, why the crossposting?
(indeed)
> On Sat, Jan 11, 2003 at 02:21:49PM +0530, Keith Fernandez wrote:
> > Does anyone know what the .discinfo file is all about.This is what my file says.
> I have sent out a quite detailed description to l
On Fri Nov 22 2002 at 10:59, Luis Miguel Cruz Miranda wrote:
> Where can I find any init scripts to use and save iproute and tc rules?
They don't exist. This has been filed as a bug:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=70657
It is possible to modify /etc/sysconfig/network-scri
On Sun Aug 25 2002 at 17:41, Michael Tiernan wrote:
> Is there a way for ipchains to know what the dynamic ip on an
> interface (such as ppp) is when it's running?
No, it needs to be told.
> If one wanted to have a rule that says "don't allow those on net b to spoof
> net a (the ppp) line, how
On Fri Aug 02 2002 at 11:16, Trond Eivind =?iso-8859-1?q?Glomsr=F8d?= wrote:
> Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > When redhat said that it was now using /sbin/ip for doing the
> > network configuration, I was suprised that ifup-routes was not using
> >
scripts to set them up for
me).
I am presenting my ideas in this forum so that these (simple!)
changes can be seriously considered for the next redhat release.
And I'm sure that others would like to know about these neat tricks
too :-)
(Yeah, not really bugs but I should probably bugzilla
On Tue Apr 30 2002 at 17:33, Michel Alexandre Salim wrote:
> > let's take the last buggy (7.0) IMHO
> > and the 7.2 has a lot of updates, not necesarly
> > remote root bugs
> 7.0 was rather horrifying. Having to patch glibc soon
> after release was not very convincing, IMHO. I could
> not really
On Fri Apr 05 2002 at 08:08, Morelli Enrico wrote:
> I have a PC running under RH7.2 with 2 ethernet cards. Is it possible to
> use both eths like if they were one to double network speed?
(You are not [theoretically] doubling network speed, but bandwidth.
There is a subtle but important differe
a
listing of it's shares, then you should be able to smbmount them
onto your linux box - that can be a very useful and easy way to get
access into the windows boxes.
(This question really does not belong in redhat-devel, try the
mailing list for the redhat distribution you are using, or the
On Thu Feb 14 2002 at 07:16, Tom Diehl wrote:
> > > Then why has kernel-2.4.9.13 been put back into the 7.2 updates?
> > > (dated 5th Feb). (The 7.1 updates have 2.4.9-12). Both the 7.1 and
> > > 7.2 updates also have kernel-2.4.9.21 there (dated 22 Jan).
>
> Someone from redhat (cannot rememb
On Thu Feb 14 2002 at 05:36, John Summerfield wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > BTW - I thought Red Hat released 7.2 for IA64 machines - so you might
> > want to look at the files there or the updated 2.4.9-13 ones - not
> > sure if they're for IA64 though...
>
> -13 is outdated too,
Then
needs to be used to organise the contents of the
RPMS/ directories, but real documentation is very hard to find.
Many thanks.
Cheers
Tony
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On Mon May 07 2001 at 20:52, Chris Runge wrote:
> make menuconfig
> make dep && make clean && make bzImage && make modules && make modules_install &&
>make install
make dep clean bzImage modules modules_install install
Cheers
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On Tue May 08 2001 at 05:16, John Summerfield wrote:
> > Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > On Sun May 06 2001 at 21:48, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> > > > Dan Kegel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > > > > 'make modules' in red hat
On Sun May 06 2001 at 21:48, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> Dan Kegel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > 'make modules' in red hat 7.1 fails for me like this:
> Did you remember to do 'make mrproper' before rebuilding?
This is definitely an FAQ.
Why isn't the kernel-source rpm distributed like that as it
tual ISO images on a linux
box with mkisofs (it does an excellent job!), then transfer the
final image to your windows box and burn it from there. (Or better
still, put the burner on your linux box and use cdrecord to burn
it... it also does a good job).
Cheers
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On Thu Apr 26 2001 at 10:46, bhaskar baruah wrote:
> The local IP assigned by my ISP 202.141.83.11 is same as the IP
> address of the machine(from where I'm trying to connect) which is
> connected in a LAN..
>Below is the result of command IFCONFIG to make my self clear ..
>
>
> eth0
become available.
The internet is a battlezone and everyone is a target for "hidden"
rogue elements. If you want to keep your (linux) box alive and
well and remain under YOUR control, then it is war that you need
to wage. Never let your guard down.
On Mon Apr 23 2001 at 11:0
On Sun Apr 22 2001 at 12:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I don't recognize the specific attack, but it certainly looks like
> other buffer overflow attacks that I've seen on syslog events.
Thanks for confirming that I'm not the only one seeing this.
The update is that I'm now seeing this happen
This very strange syslog exerpt (below) is taken from
/var/log/messages on a moderately busy network server box with
redhat 6.x on it.
Does anyone know what it is?
If it is any sort of security problems, I'd really like to know :)
It is not alone, I have it happening on four similar boxes. But
On Tue Apr 10 2001 at 11:25, Todd Harrington wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with any networking switches that provide 3 or 4 separate
> routing tables and let you dedicate a fixed number of ports to each routing
> table? So you can dedicate a routing table to a group of ethernet ports.
I'm more fam
On Fri Mar 30 2001 at 14:57, "Michael L. Ibraheem" wrote:
> Content-Type: text/plain;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
> Content-Type: text/html;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
No no, turn all that crud off.
On Thu Mar 22 2001 at 07:42, John Summerfield wrote:
> > I want to bring up an interface with an address of 0.0.0.0
> > (At a later point, I want to change the address)
> >
> > When I tried this, it gave me an ioctl error. - EADDRNOTAVAIL (I think from t
> > he file /usr/src/linux/net/ipv4/devine
On Wed Mar 14 2001 at 15:04, chris asano wrote:
> Is there a Citrix like clone on linux?
>
> This would be like PC Anywhere but faster. Citrix has
> web browser plugins and a Java client that enable you
> to run Windows applications on a Citrix application
> server, but have only the thinnest ne
On Tue Mar 13 2001 at 13:20, Deepak Gupta wrote:
> We are developing a File System for LINUX. Can some one help me in finding
> the Source code for mkfs and related utilites.
On my redhat 7.0 box...
$ rpm -qf /sbin/mkfs /sbin/fdisk /sbin/e2fsck
util-linux-2.10m-12
util-linux-2.10m-12
e2fsprogs
On Sun Mar 04 2001 at 21:05, Oleg Pikhurko wrote:
> On 21 Feb 2001, John Summerfield wrote:
(sorry, I don't seen to have seen the original post)
> In file included from
> /usr/src/linux-2.2.16/include/linux/modversions.h:49,
> from /usr/src/linux-2.2.16/include/linux/module.h:1
On Wed Mar 07 2001 at 14:12, Terry Barnaby wrote:
[ ... ]
> I copy RPMS into the two disk RPM directories.
> I create disk1/.disk1-i386 and disk2/.disk2-i386
> I run /usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/genhdlist /.../disk1 /.../disk2
Try it like this:
/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/genhdlist --withnu
On Wed Mar 07 2001 at 10:08, Terry Barnaby wrote:
> Does anyone have a listing of which packages are present on each RedHat
> 7.0 disk ?
> I am trying to build an updated 2 CD disk set from an FTP image for a
> home system.
It doesn't seem to matter, you can put whatever you like on the two
iso
Just wondering if anyone has tried the new mail filter capability in
recent versions of sendmail, and if so, how successful it is.
It hasn't been included in the sendmail i386.rpm package for rh70
(not suprised as it is considered beta), and when I tried to rebuild
sendmail from the src.rpm it fa
On Tue Jan 23 2001 at 17:20, Matt Fahrner wrote:
> At any rate, as I said I don't mind if other options are there as well,
> but I think sendmail should remain.
Agree 100%.
But it should be one option of several mail server packages on
offer. (Which may bring up the issue of "distribution bloa
On Fri Jan 12 2001 at 11:32, Jens-Ulrik Petersen wrote:
> I am running kernel-2.4.0-0.37.i686 currently and trying to upgrade to
> 2.4.0-0.43.12 (before that also tried 2.4.0-0.43.11). I seem to have
> trouble with my loop devices, since:
>
> % sudo mkinitrd -v --omit-scsi-modules /boot/initrd-
Seasons greetings one and all.
Just wondering why the changes in rh7.0 to use:
/usr/share/man/
/usr/share/doc/
(along with some others).
I can appreciate /usr/doc/ moving, by why move /usr/man/ from
somewhere that has been a "standard" since unix was created?
And what is going
On Mon Dec 18 2000 at 13:14, Chris Kloiber wrote:
> Another question. I'd like to be able to make a set of real CD's both
> for 7.0 and rawhide. Is anyone willing to share the magic that builds
> cd's from an image of the ftp site? I do it often for with 6.2 +
> updates, but the multi-cd set is b
Is there any way to have the "legacy libraries" such as libvga and
friends, there as usual compiled and existing as legacy, but
upgraded to the latest versions.
I have a situation where I have a video card that is supported
with the newer libraries, but NOT with the older svgalib
libraries
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 11:10, Morelli Enrico wrote:
> I have some PCs with RH 7.0. The user's home directories are mounted via
> autofs. When I try to use ftp to connect on one of these PC after entered
> login and password (I am sure that are ready), the response is:
> 530 Login incorrect.
> Logi
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 17:55, John Summerfield wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Gosh I'm good to you.
You are indeed...
> "the drivers.img file in the images subdir (same directory as boot.img &
> bootnet.img boot floppies) is your driver disk image ...
drivers.img ?? When did that arrive?
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 16:46, John Summerfield wrote:
Heh, this appears to have become a public conversation between just
the two of us! Come on, others are allowed to join in! :-)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Still, it is a good question as this issue has hit me before.
> > I've had other s
rebuild a kernel "identical" to the
installer's, putting the driver modules I needed into the install
disk (or did I compile the support into it directly? Can't recall
exactly). It worked.
Cheers
Tony
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rface too. FWIW it's 4x. I think OS/2 detected it as Matsushita
> CF4, but my memory isn't perfect;-(
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZ
-BOOT package).
Problem I have is... how do I do this?
Can I do it with a "driver disk", or do I have to manually add the
module to the installer itself?
Thanks for any pointers...
Cheers
Tony
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On Sat Dec 09 2000 at 17:23, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Running:
> Redhat Linux 6.2
> ssh-1.2.27-5i
> ssh-clients-1.2.27-5i
> ssh-extras-1.2.27-5i
> ssh-server-1.2.27-5i
> pam-0.72-20
>
> [also posted to comp.security.ssh]
>
> [ Verosity alert it seem somewhat unavoidable to have the output
> to
On Sun Dec 10 2000 at 17:37, Mario Torre wrote:
> > Press CTRL-ALT-DEL, there you go. ;-)
>
> Yes, there is a way to avoid that?
vi /etc/inittab
Cheers
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On Thu Dec 07 2000 at 19:54, "Alex Sofronie" wrote:
> I have a RH Linux 7.0 with some servers up and running, including Samba
> 2.0.7-21ssl (standard rpm from install). I have w2k pro clients and I want
> to set up RH Linux to be a domain controller. I put that reg in w2k
> registry. With w98 cli
On Wed Dec 06 2000 at 19:55, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > > There should be NO pre-requisite that a box have a working X server
> > > just to be able to configure its printers. Or anything else.
(which I originally wrote)
> Fo my part I really beg RedHat developpers to remove any kind of tex
I know that this has been mentioned here before, but can I *beg* that
redhat developers seriously and urgently consider either modifying
printtool to allow it to work with a text/curses interface on a
console or within an X term, or include a text-based (curses-based)
printer configuration tool th
On Thu Nov 30 2000 at 13:09, John Summerfield wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> > what I want? Hmmm... is there a user-space daemon that I can use
>
> Use the earlier nfsd (RHL 6.1? 6.0?) and check the kernel docs to verify that
> it's compatible with your kernel.
Go back to the previous nf
I find myself in a situation where I badly need to do NFS uid/gid
remapping between two redhat 6.2 boxes that are currently using
knfsd for NFS directory sharing.
exports(5) says that it is possible to do uid/gid remapping, with
all sorts of great solutions.
However, this is obviously NOT descri
rh7 as well. If not, I'd like to be
corrected... :)
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLine - regional internet services for Southern Qld
POBox 475
On Wed Nov 22 2000 at 22:46, Tony Nugent wrote:
> Essentially, this is a question about pam.
... and I really didn't get much of a response last week to the
actual questions I was asking :-(
(Is there a better place to ask questions about pam?)
Background:
> Not long ago I poste
On Fri Nov 24 2000 at 02:14, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> Tony Nugent ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > Why am I permitted to mount exactly the same (local) partition more
> > than once (and on exactly the same mount point)?
>
> It's a 2.4 kernel thing.
>
> Bill
Thank
Why am I permitted to mount exactly the same (local) partition more
than once (and on exactly the same mount point)?
I'm sure that this never used to happen, and that mount used to
complain that it was already mounted (like it still does with nfs
exports). Now I get no complaints, and multiple e
Essentially, this is a question about pam.
Not long ago I posted a message here asking if it was possible to set
things up so that besides root, only one other particular user is made
able to run /usr/sbin/pppd without the use of a password. I did not
want to make pppd suid or be forced to do it
so that you have dummy0 dummy1 dummy2 and so on with
appropriate module alias entries [eg, "alias dummy0 dummy"] in
/etc/conf.modules [or /etc/modules.conf depending on which distro
you are using]).
Cheers
Tony
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docs
might have something about scanners).
Good luck.
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLine - regional internet services for Souther
already with the default boot.img setup -- IFF your
laptop can boot from cdrom. You only need to use the pcmcia boot
image when installing from an nfs network server.
Cheers
Tony
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On Wed Nov 15 2000 at 08:44, "Touloumtzis, Michael" wrote:
> On Tue, Nov 14, 2000 at 06:50:50PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > It happens from to time X crashes or locks, then I telnet from another
> > box and after killing X I find I am unable to restore the console to
> > normal non graphi
it now gives a little usage screen!:),
use it to recreate RedHat/base/hdlist, then create the iso images
for burning. No drama at all. I did all this on a redhat 6.2
box.
Cheers
Tony
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he $() syntax
is a lot cleaner with things like escaping and environment variables
than doing it with backticks. I migrated over to this format a
couple of years ago in my #!/bin/bash scripts and never had a
problem with it yet.
Cheers
Tony
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s.
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLine (a project of) GrowZone Development Network
PO Box 475 Toowoomba Oueensland Australia 43
both the joystick and mouse drivers didn't see the devices, despite
doing everything the docs I could find told me to do).
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLin
On Wed Oct 18 2000 at 14:39, Mark Cooke wrote:
> Put 'multi on' in /etc/host.conf with Redhat 7.0, and the *updated*
> glibc. The stock 7.0 glibs segv's in the resolver if you have
> multi on set with multiple reverse mappings.
It doesn't seem to work with rh6.1 or rh6.2 (is there a hack to get
you gave it
> shouldn't take 15 minutes to set up and if the list is longer then it
> shows you *really* should set it up.
>
> - Matt
>
> Tony Nugent wrote:
[ stuff ]
Geez, it must have come across that I don't know what I'm doing. :)
I ha
On Wed Oct 18 2000 at 14:39, Mark Cooke wrote:
> Put 'multi on' in /etc/host.conf with Redhat 7.0, and the *updated*
> glibc. The stock 7.0 glibs segv's in the resolver if you have
> multi on set with multiple reverse mappings.
Brilliant! Thanks. Yes, this is the answer I have been looking fo
ot_squash)
> I've told NFS I have one class B network.
portmap and nfsd have no problems, but the mountd daemon barfs if it
can't do a DNS reverse lookup on the client asking for the
directory. Same with sshd/sshd2.
Cheers
Tony
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What I need to know is: if and how it is possible to somehow have a
(local) dns lookup that uses /etc/hosts to properly handle hostnames
that have two IP addresses (ie, multi-homed boxes).
Background:
The simple way to reverse-resolve dns lookups for, eg, a small local
private subnet that doesn'
On Sat Oct 14 2000 at 09:27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> When using qmail on RedHat <7.0 I used this in inetd.conf
>
> pop-3 stream tcp nowait root/var/qmail/bin/qmail-popup
> qmail-popup mail.example.com /bin/checkpassword
> /var/qmail/bin/qmail-pop3d Maildir
>
> What and where am I
On Fri Oct 13 2000 at 15:52, Mario Torre wrote:
> After having recompiled the Kernel, I have noted that the Xinetd service doesn't
> works well:
Are you sure that this wasn't also happening with your original kernel?
> I have found an error message like that:
>
> Starting lpd: 2000-10-13-15:47
On Mon Oct 16 2000 at 15:26, Anne POSSOZ wrote:
> Suggestion to RedHat: could you put that program in the RedHat/base
> directory as it is absolutely needed for any change in the rpm
> distribution (comps file or rpm update)?
That is *exactly* where it belongs. I've been suggesting for them
to
On Wed Oct 11 2000 at 20:25, Anne POSSOZ wrote:
> After modifying RedHat/base/comps, I was used to rebuild hdlist
> using anaconda/utils/genhdlist.
>
> But with redhat 7.0, the version I have fails with:
> only packages with major numbers <= 3 are supported by this version of RPM
> only packages
On Wed Oct 11 2000 at 19:55, Pekka Savola wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Oct 2000, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
>
> > This is the stock redhat 2.2.16-3 from the updates rpm... how do i "switch
> > back to stock 2.2.16-3" ?
>
> Have you ever compiled a kernel on this system? That's what I'm
> referring to.
>
I tried to compiled a new kernel on a redhat 6.2 system using the
kernel-source package.
No joy. No matter what I did, the compile dies with undefined
smp-related variable being uninitiated in the kernel headers.
rh70 comes with kernel-headers-2.4.x - are you supposed to use these
headers inste
On Tue Sep 26 2000 at 18:04, "Balazs Wellisch" wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to correct the following error:
>
> depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.2.16-3/misc/emu10k1.o
FWIW, I've seen exactly the same error using the stock kernel-sources-*
package to rebuild a new kernel.
The
wers that point me in the right direction could
save me heaps of time and frustration...
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLine (a project of) GrowZone Development
On Tue Sep 12 2000 at 10:21, Enrico Morelli wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I installed RH 6.2 without problem on a PC with AMD Athlon 750. But I
> cannot mount its filesystem on other PCs (RH 6.0 kernel 2.2.13). When I
> try to mount I have the following error: RPC: program not registered.
>
> All daem
On Wed Sep 06 2000 at 02:53, "Mike A. Harris" wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, John Summerfield wrote:
>
> >> Unlikely. GLINT crashed a lot, and was very buggy. A lot of
> >> people (myself included) hated it.. Also it is a TCL/TK app,
> >> which likely was why it was so buggy..
> >>
> >> The pro
On Sun Sep 03 2000 at 18:12, Trond Eivind wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Frank Hale ) writes:
>
> > Anyone remember that nice app called Glint which was a GUI front-end to
> > RPM? I loved that app so I had this brilliant idea to go download it and
> > try to use it on RHL 6.2 but it sadly doesn't
On Wed Aug 30 2000 at 19:48, Nalin Dahyabhai wrote:
> On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 12:18:00AM +0200, Svante Signell wrote:
> > I had two entries of net.ipv4.ip_forward. Removing one of them solved
> > the promlem. One was placed there by myself and and one by
> > initscripts. Perhaps netcfg should be
On Wed Aug 30 2000 at 20:49, Frank Hale wrote:
> I am burning my own disk with RH and the original disk I have looks
> something like:
>
> -rw-r--r--1 root root18385 Sep 7 1999 COPYING
> -rw-r--r--1 root root 1175 Aug 29 21:27 README
> -rw-r--r--1 root r
The installer doesn't look at these at all, delete the lot if you
want to do that.
(But if you are installing from a bootable CDROM, then the boot
sector is pointing to the boot.img file... but that doesn't affect
the actual installation once you have it up and running).
On Wed Aug 30 2000 at 20
On Tue Aug 29 2000 at 22:22, Forrest Taylor wrote:
> I believe that LILO must be installed under the 1024th cylinder. You may want
> to look into that.
No, not lilo.
Most BIOSs cannot boot from anything beyond cylinder 1024. It is
the kernel image in /boot that is needed in an area below cyl
Has anyone got a transparent proxy working on a router / firewall,
in a similar way to how a transparent squid proxy is setup up with
an ipchains port 80 redirect?
(I want to capture all --dport 25 traffic coming out of a subnet,
and force it all though the local mail server which I want to act a
tured as environment variables in
/etc/ppp/ip-up).
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Systems Administrator, RHCE
GrowZone OnLine (a project of) GrowZone Development Networ
On Sun Aug 20 2000 at 21:03, Chris Abbey wrote:
> At 10:35 8/19/00 -0700, Joseph Malicki wrote:
> >glibc is documented in info, not manpages. the manpages there are just
> >an incomplete and in some cases inaccurate collection, werent they from
> >libc5 or something? The wonders of GNU software.
On Sat Aug 19 2000 at 10:35, "Joseph Malicki" wrote:
> glibc is documented in info, not manpages. the manpages there are just
> an incomplete and in some cases inaccurate collection, werent they from
> libc5 or something? The wonders of GNU software...
I **HATE** info, it is the most un-int
On Thu Aug 17 2000 at 15:18, "Murugan Krishnan" wrote:
> When I do su - I am getting message "your passwd will expire in -1 days".
>
> even if I change the passwd it come out with the same message. Does it mean
> my passwd will expire tomorow ?. How do I fix this.
man 8 adduser
man 5 passwd
m
On Sun Jul 16 2000 at 14:27, Frank Heldt wrote:
> Another hint: you have php-ldap, php-imap and php-pgsql, so why not
> have a php-snmp ?
Yes, I'll second that most excellent suggestion (php-snmp)!
Cheers
Tony
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Everything is now sweet. :)
(BTW, documented in the redhat docs).
Cheers
Tony
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GrowZone OnLine (a project of) GrowZone Development Network
POBox 475 Too
tures,
especially if it has a 2.4.x kernel and XFree86-4.x...
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Systems Administrator, RHCE
GrowZone OnLine (a project of) GrowZone Develop
g this interim period.
> Please feel free to send any further suggestions/complaints to
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
>
> Thank you for your time.
Thanks for listening. All is sane again :-)
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Nugent <
On Tue Jun 27 2000 at 16:46, Chris Albertson wrote:
> Jonathan Sailor wrote:
> >
> > GET RID OF IT!!
> >
> > It takes too much room on some of our 640x480 screens.
> >
> > How about just [rh-list]
> > or even just [list]?
>
> [list] -- What a great idea! Every e-mail list on the Internet
>
On Sun Jun 25 2000 at 08:10, Tom Diehl wrote:
> I was wondering why all of the sudden someone finds it necessary to
> add [redhat-devel-list] to the subject of every message from this list.
> Please remove this junk. It takes up half of the available subject line
> so that the real subject line s
cking termcap/terminfo is
the right way to go about "fixing" it. Back to the drawing board?
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Systems Administrator, RHCE
GrowZone OnL
redhat-specific docs about it anywhere.
(RH seems to have a set of modified pcmcia init scripts, esp with
the existance of the /etc/sysconfig/pcmcia config file).
Cheers
Tony
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Tony Nugent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Systems A
On Wed Jun 21 2000 at 18:15, Enrico Morelli wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Jun 2000, Remco Nonhebel wrote:
>
> > Hello, I'm not sure this is the right mailing list, say so if it isn't,
> > I'm trying to copy CD's. I want to use cdrecord.
> > Question:
> >
> > Can cdrecord copy audio on-the-fly
> I think th
On Fri Jun 16 2000 at 02:35, "Alexandru Sofronie" wrote:
> I have set up a dns on my computer with this configuration, with one primary
> name server and other 3 IN servers (www, ftp and mail).
>
> The ftp server is running ok (tested). The telnet, ping etc commands behave
> as it should be.
> T
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