At 07:30 PM 13/07/2003, you wrote:
On Sunday 13 July 2003 13:18, R Sánchez wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I've updated the kernel with rhn and everything is fine!
>
> Now when I boot, GRUB gives me three options (not literal):
>
> -Redhat kernel xxx-8
> -Redhat kernel xxx-18.9
> -Windoze
>
> What I would l
At 04:47 PM 13/07/2003, you wrote:
Hello,
My resolv.conf keeps getting re-written after a re-boot. (I know, don't
reboot :-) )
I searched the archives and found to change PEERDNS=yes to PEERDNS=no.
I changed it in ifcfg-pp0 and ifcfg-eth0 (ifcfg-eth1 was already set to
'no') but this didn't stop
I've noticed in 8.0 and 9 that SSL/TLS is included in the sendmail
RPMe. Trying to upgrade the sendmail to a version including SSL/TLS
support on a 7.3 server has been a real chore for me.
It's a production-server, so I'd like to ensure it's a 7.3 compatible
build. For example, the db-4 set i
I've been through a few myself, and found rdiff-backup (lookup in Google) to be
the best.
It uses a sophisticated algorithm to determine only the changed bits on your
filesystem for each incremental backup. Makes it possible to restore from any
specified arbitrary time point without using mu
I'm trying to have a script run only when my DHCP address (for my cable modem)
changes, in order to update my Dynamic DNS provider. There is some reference
to a file called "dhcpcd-eth0.exe" doing that, but I don't know if it works
with RedHat. I'm using RedHat 9, with the default dhcp client
I've tried many combinations to pass single quotes to a command in bash,
but I just can't get it to work. Basically, I want to run the following
script (abbreviated for simplicity):
script.sh dir1 dir2
#!/bin/bash
UNISON="unison $1"
RUN="$UNISON -ignore 'Path $2'"
${RUN}
Bash seems to be strip
I'd like to hook up an unused laptop to my audio system and use it to pull
and output shoutcast streams to my stereo. Considering implementation, I'd
like to set up some kind of script to automatically play from a list of
stations, or be able to control the output remotely.
The web page for sh
At 02:11 AM 7/1/2003, you wrote:
One server syncs with a public time server. I want to set the other
machines on the network (all are RH9) to sync with the first one.
Although I have started ntp on each machine and pointed each machine to
the first to synchronise time, they are all running differ
