ere is ~10M free RAM, and ~150M in buffers.
Not what I'd consider a critical situation.
Does anyone else know what would cause the interpreter load error?
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> On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, Duncan Hill wrote:
> > is barely touched, and there is ~10M free RAM, and ~150M in buffers.
> > Not what I'd consider a critical situation.
> caching, which is the opposite behavior from Windows.
*nod* T
ed around.
This bit me this weekend. It looks like 16-3 doesn't build all of the
appropriate symlinks in /usr/include. I think it has to be:
ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/linux/ /usr/include/linux
and
ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/asm/ /usr/include/asm
but I may be wrong,..
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> Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
> >
> > Once hosts.allow and hosts.deny are modified do we need to restart a
> > daemon or something? How does Linux know they've been updated?
>
> You don't have to restart anything. I don't know what reads the files
> so but opening
Is there any ML package, freely available, that allows creation,
deletion and maintenance of mailing lists via the web? I've been
using Majordomo 1 + MajorCool, and while it works, the integration is
not as tight as I'd like. I've looked at Mailman, but I only see list
management via the web, n
On 2000-11-11, Alfredo Macias did say,
> Stop X temporarily without it coming back immediately when I kill it.
> Force linux to recognize my 64 megs at startup. (bios sees 64 megs ok)
> Prevent X from starting automatically at startup.
Try this. In X, choose to reboot the machine.
At the LILO
box on *nix? *rofl*
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SMP capable kernel? If you installed with only one
CPU in place, then added a second, you'll need to either install from
RPM a SMP capable kernel, or build from source.
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their proxy. ARIN's
whois is also useful for IP netblock matching.
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ide NDS 8 for Linux, but it is still in
a beta testing stage. We went the other way though, and have the
Linux box mounting the Novell volumes.
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On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, kevin williams wrote:
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> then when I execute it with a ./example.sh
>
> I get a permission denied
You haven't told the OS that it can be executed (Assuming you did put
the #!/bin/bash or whatever line). chmod +x in the very least.
iend runs twin 433s, and I think it'll take
twin 500s. bp6.com and abit.com
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use a directory within VOL as the DocRoot.
Apache then happily serves the data, and the users have their drive
maps. And its not too slow either.
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Has anyone seen a case where ls, cat, mount, gdb and various other
programs get a sigsegv when trying to read
/usr/share/i18n/locale.alias
and a -1 return saying file does not exist occurs?
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On Tue, 29 Feb 2000, Tanner, Robby wrote:
> Point well taken. What you want to do is set up a VPN if you need
> web-access to external files.
SSH tunneling would probably be useful here.
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RFCs. Offhand, a
GET looks something like:
GET /path/to/file HTTP/1.0
And 2 carriage returns.
POST I've never tried to do by hand. HEAD is useful if you just want
the document status.
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ache server on RedHat
boxes. Inetd won't touch port 80 unless told to. Check for httpd in
your process list to see if its there. You may have started it
manually before, and a reboot didn't restart it.
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having write permission. Is this meant to
happen?
(RH 6.0)
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ntly logged in. Multiple logins on the same machine seem to cause
Hmm.. simple fix then is to just comment out the sound line I suppose.
Or I could switch to using su on the console instead.
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HTH
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mean the literal ^, not ctrl).
The other option would be cat | head -9 | tail -1
Cat, get the first 9 lines, then get the last one. Ugly, but
workable.
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a sense the service stops are automagic.
Putting a S and K script for the same process in the same rc.x
directory would definitely not work :)
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> > Altavista.comt - ADMROCKS- no hits.
> > Lycos.com - ADMROCKS- no hits.
> > excite.com - ADMROCKS- no hits.
Personally, I'd say subscribe to Bugtraq and lurk. ADMROCKS showed
its face there .. oh probably 2 weeks ago.
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you want. HTH.
Or get the tcpshow program which does what ethereal does, but on a
console, rather than inside of X. If it has vanished from the net,
let me know via private email and I'll tar up my copy of the source.
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he ssh 2 protocol, only the ssh 1
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7;t know. Course, a bit of tcl/tk and you could
put a gui on the command line prog.
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ce (hd or cd) or just some corrupt
I have also seen similar messages when either the drive is starting to
fail, or the HD controller on the main board is starting to flake.
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be can complete it. It's also on the net
somewhere (many places really)
A quick google search returns this as the first hit:
http://www.isi.edu/in-notes/iana/assignments/port-numbers
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k, where laptops are going to pop on
and off etc, it probably becomes more feasible. Now, if you're going
to have friends come over with their laptops, then DHCP may be more
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On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> past along with others but all have failed because of the symbolic links
> associated with the download. Has anyone attempted this or done this with a
> client that is available?
Get an ISO image from one of the FTP servers, burn that.
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them off to an executable (assuming FP2000).
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How ya doin? Sorry for bothering, but I'm having a problem getting through
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etermine if it is a regular user
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On Sat, 22 Apr 2000, Kyle Hargraves wrote:
> what is the easiest way to get an automatically generated .tar file
> on box 1 to box 2 via a command run by cron each night on box 1 - or
> possibly box 2
rsync, scp, ftp.. take your pick.
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On Mon, 1 May 2000, David Talkington wrote:
> LAN. Viewing a Unix desktop on any client seems to work much better.
> I've tried tinkering with color depth as per the FAQs and stuff, but
Drop any backgrounds on the remote end and it picks up dramatically
(well, on NT it did).
ork full access. Unfortunately, the internal network is NOT one
of the network numbers assigned for LANs.
Has anyone got a basic rule or three that I can springboard off of?
Or are more details needed?
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some not.
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to have an ear open :)
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inside host, it gets through fine, and receives an
answer fine due to the way the PIX does the translation.
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ress, not my internal one. So, theoretically (highly!), I
should be able to tell that the request was for my external. However,
I'm not familiar enough with the translation rules of the firewall.
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Outside the firewall isn't practial in this case :>
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Can anyone inform me of the status of UDMA/66 support in the 2.2
series and 2.4 (to be) series of kernels?
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Has anypne got any sugegstions on how to find what might be causing an
abnormal load factor on a machine? Top will show cpu and memory, but
load is more than that...
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Semi-dumb question, as I've never played with a dual cpu box in linux.
How can I bind one process to a single CPU and leave the other CPU
open for system tasks?
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> > linux. How can I bind one process to a single CPU and leave the
> > other CPU open for system tasks?
>
> Pretty sure this is not possible. There was talk of includi
ps shouldn't be too bad I suppose.. one way to
find out.. try when it arrives :>
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On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Jeff Smelser wrote:
> How do I list a rpm's file content before installing/updateing?
rpm -qpi list rpm info
rpm -qpl list rpm files
All in the man page.
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source apparent. To the best of my knowledge, perl was NOT recompiled
on the dual CPU, but the compile timestamps in the -V indicate
otherwise.
Help!?
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> Now, I *do* have one question. Something called "swat" was added
> to my inetd.conf awhile back (shortly after
Samba Web something I think.. web based tool to config samba. Not
critical.
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can test to see?
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restarted sendmail, all went fine. Anybody got a clue what might have
happened?
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L and PHP makes for
a pretty darn good method of web-accessible and maintainable database
stuff. I had at one point designed a database for fun that maintained
playlists for the college radio station. Fully web controlled. Devel
time was a few hours as I learnt PHP and SQL at the same time.
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On Thu, 18 Nov 1999, PATRICK C. GENTRY wrote:
> Does anyone know if America Online is coming out with a version for Linux?
> Or even AOL IM
freshmeat.net, search for AIM. You should find the java edition of
AIM, plus various clones.
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; but that
> > does not take care of the beginning and ending of each line. Any help,
> > advice, pointers appreciated.
s/^/"/
s/$/"/
s/|/","/
Or something like that.
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Anyone here running the latest rev of NCPfs seeing random OOPses? A
box that was previously stable has started to oops a fair bit since
NCPfs was applied and a novell volume mounted..
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x27;re all good (apart from a missing S75
link which we rebuilt). I'm stumped now.. it lasts across reboots and
powercycles.
Anybody ever seen this and know a fix?
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showkey shows the following for the enter key:
0x1c 0xe0 0x1c 0x9c 0xe0 0x9c
My showkey returns 0x1c 0x9c
We've reloaded the keyboard maps etc, but no go.. does this help ring
any bells?
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On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
> I am currently using Client Access under Win98. Is there anything
> for Linux that will allow be to sign on to an AS/400?
The program is called tn5250 for some reason :)
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nless things have changed since 5.1/2, the support you get is
_install_ support, not support on stuff like that.
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Drop the - sign and tack the word httpd on the end of the command:
ps aux | grep httpd
> 2) where shall I keep the index.html file (homepage) for testing
Default redhat install places in it /home/httpd/html/
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your CPU) handle all of the word. The modem is essentially junk
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This is a test
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If it hiccups on the MAIL or RCPT, check DNS is my suggestion. Make
sure hosts can reverse and forard lookup.
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Modify lilo.conf to use the new name, keep your old kernel as backup.
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should also be a HOWTO on this subject somewhere..
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other work. Disadvantage of IDE is losing an IDE slot. I have 3 hard
drives and a CDROM. IDE zip would be useless to me :)
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On Fri, 10 Dec 1999, Chapman, Matt wrote:
> is there an rpm apache with fp already in it? and with PHP?
rpmfind.net has one for Mandrake that appears to run on Redhat.
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I'm thinking of upgrading to RH 6.x, and using the RAID feature of the
boot. However, I tend to like to run my own rolled kernels. Will
compiling a new kernel from source stop RAID from working?
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bootable CDROM, a screwdriver.. take your pick. Course, encrypted
file systems may be handy in that case.
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and regain root access
IIRC, Linux forces you to re-login if you change from 1 -> 3 or 5. Of
course, if you get 1, vi /etc/passwd, null the field, passwd command.
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t link up, copy the hosts file without netscape hosts in it to the
master hosts file
at link down, copy the hosts file with netscape hosts in it to the
master hosts file.
You could point the netscape addresses anywhere, and netscape should
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> Does anyone know??
There is a Java version. I haven't seen any native linux versions,
other than the clones listed on Freshmeat.
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tegrated module route
(which allows administration from FP2000 itself). The other route
requires no patching of the server.
Of course, as has been noted, FP can be a security risk.
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dHat CD, try /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS
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Could someone give me a pointer as to whether the name Kerberos
reflects a 3 way handshake, or the fact that 3 machines are involved?
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> >1: The program should search for *.s3d files in parent
> >as well as sub directories
> >2: create those directories /sub directories on remote
> >system if it doesn't exist
> >3: copy all the files to remote system in exact
> >direxctories as i
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On Wed, 21 Nov 2001, Matthew Simpson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone recommend a good ntp client for Windows? Nothing fancy,
> just commandline would be great?
You haven't said which version of Windows. 2K server has a built in client,
Atomic Timesync from AnalogX.com works well as a GUI one..
I tend to write all of my shell scripts in bash - I like the power and
flexibility. Unfortunately, the environment in which I need to write my
next script is tcsh. Fine, I can learn tcsh if I have to, but perusing the
manual and some web pages, I really don't like the look of tcsh.
The scrip
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Meph Istopheles wrote:
> I've had 7.2 installed twice. The first time, each time with bad
> results. I've a P-III 500 w/256MB RAM & I normall just go w/256MB swap
> -- very smoothe with RH 6.0 & 6.2. But either 7.2, Gnome, Ximian, or a
In counter to all of this, I run 7
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Ed Wilts wrote:
> "The minimum size of your swap partition should be equal to twice the
> amount of your computer's RAM or 32 MB, whichever is larger."
My god, thats going to hurt my disks on the 1.5 GB RAM server I have to
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On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Bong Tumanut wrote:
> Help, please.
>
> - I have RH 7.1. Uses xinetd.
> - I can telnet locally on linux.
> - I can ping linux from Win98.
> - I previously had a blank /etc/hosts.allow. I
> inserted the following line but still had same
> problem:
> ALL: 10.0.0.20/255.255.255
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Bong Tumanut wrote:
> Thanks for responding, Duncan and Mike Burger.
>
> I'm using
> "telnet 10.0.0.10"
> so I don't think that's the problem. The message I get
> in win98 is
> "Could not open a connection to 10.0.0.10."
Hah! Did you install the ipchains firewall when in
On Fri, 23 Nov 2001, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
> >type of problem (or is it a 'you thick twit, that's how it works!'?), I
> >would appreciate it.
>
> You have to source the script into your current shell. If you run it
> normally (as a subshell) it returns you to your current shell when it's
> d
On Sat, 24 Nov 2001, rpjday wrote:
> i wandered into this late, so i apologize if i misunderstand the
> question. but did you try using a shell function instead of a shell
> script? since functions are run at the current shell level, doing
> something like a "cd" inside a function really will "
On Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Alexander Shaw wrote:
> Have searched the net and can't find the answers. How exactly do I do
> it, and is it possible (and sensible) to create four partitions on the
> one drive and turn it into RAID device to hopefully speed up the
> transfer of the large files I like to mo
On Sun, 25 Nov 2001, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
> Make sure Kudzu will run when you reboot:
>
> chkconfig kudzu on
>
> Install the drive and boot the system. Your BIOS should detect the new
> drive. If not, you will need manually reconfigure your BIOS.
*blink* RedHat requires kudzu to find h
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Ganesh HariHaran wrote:
> Dear List
>
> Could you please throw me steps and verification of
> partition/partition
> table before installing Vmware.
VMWare can usea file on disk as its hard drive, with no need to do any
partitioning. Slower than parititions, but works we
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