uit.
(somewhere in Red hat hedquarters, someone is snickering their heads
off)
Hedwig: Owl in Harry Potter books.
Hedwig and The Angry Inch off broadway show.
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DR' to /etc/yp.conf
4) service ypbind start
To make that permanent, make sure ypbind starts up on boot
chkconfig --level 345 ypbind on
Then tell the initscripts about your domain name
echo "NISDOMAIN=YOUR_NIS_DOMAIN_NAME" >> /etc/sysconfig/network
BTW: Your NIS do
nssh and use it as your network transport (export CVS_RSH=ssh).
Make backups. That's about it.
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I love dogs, but I hate Chihuahuas. A Chihuahua isn't
only broken on xterm and vi. Try
this:
pc% stty erase # -v
And add this to .Xdefaults
VT100*backarrowKey: true
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I love dogs
On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 11:49:15PM -0500, Vidiot wrote:
> Steve Borho posted:
>
> >I've run into the same mess. It's only broken on xterm and vi. Try
> >this:
> >
> >pc% stty erase # -v
> >
> >And add this to .Xdefaults
> >
been kicked off a drive
3) You've got a drive going bad (HD or CDROM)
I would check them in that order
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I don't think it would help to improve the quality of their software.
("light a fire under the engineers" so to speak)
;^)<-(notice the wink)
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but I keep hearing that you can't do a root RAID array.. hopefully this
> has changed, has it?
It used to be that you couldn't have a software RAID root partition.
Now the only criteria is you can't have a S-RAID boot partition. I
don't think there are any limitations with
7;t get
> > Nedit to do this. What e ditor will do this, or is there a filter
> > I can pipe the source file through to get a postscript file?
try a2ps.
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gt; 100 card and it works fine. The customer just seems to have a need for
> the netgear. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
just run 'make'. You're confusing gmake by giving it that argument.
It's using an implicit rule to compile the file instead of the rul
On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 02:13:48PM -0700, Andy Schuler wrote:
> Where are connection attempts logged in RH? I know FreeBSD sends them
> directly to console
/var/log/secure
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Either install rpm's for those libraries or use --force to do the
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#x27;t help you in your case since I have no idea
what a PIX firewall is.
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> command and any error messages.
try this:
ps aux | grep emacs | gless
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gt; where (I sure don't remember). It is _not_ being run by inetd, so
> host.allo/deny doesn't have anything to do with it... What else is there?
>
> Hmm... I'm not sure about my firewall, I'll have to check that...
ssh _can_ and usually _is_ compiled with tcp
4 428 pts/2S13:28 0:00 grep -i perl
>
> Why does ps truncate it's output?
ps tries to query the current window size of the controlling tty so
that it doesn't put more than one line per process on the screen.
When that check fails (the controlling tty is a file), it default
t piping the
> 'ls -1' output into which but the files aren't executables nor in my path
> (nor does which apparently accept multip[le lines of input).
find does this really well.
find /full/path/to/dir -print
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two things:
1) There's some known issues with IPX and some frame types
and windows. Make sure the Windows boxes aren't trying to use
Netbeui.
2) A network sniffer would be a good place to start. I would
recommend ethereal.
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nary downloads from completing, ie. specific patterns within the data
> stream being the "problem"? The connection is ADSL (Flashcom), anyone
> know where data compression might be occuring???
add asyncmap to /etc/ppp/options
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> deleted and orange lines that have been altered, etc. Does anyone know of a
> program like this for linux?
there are many graphical diff programs, but if you want one which is
configured for cvs (shows differences between revisions) look at
cvsweb.
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You might be subjected to attacks from someone at your ISP, depending
on how your modem is configured, but that is unlikely.
You're worst problem is going to be the waste of network bandwith and
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them directly, but the ncurses man page and the cur_color man page
describe how to make a program write in color. Browsing through
/etc/termcap and looking at it's manpage might be useful as well (even
though everything uses terminfo these days)
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> anyone?
>
> > Sep 7 19:52:04 server kernel: Unable to load interpreter
> > Sep 7 19:52:04 server last message repeated 4 times
this message usually indicates running out of virtual memory
hkconfig expects some tags to be at the top of the file... look at a
Red Hat supplied init file and copy/paste the top 15 lines or so.
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all of 210.127.x.x Is the 0 correct, or should it be a
> 16?
you want 16 (the number of 1 bits in the netmask)
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erested in.
If you want a list of just those home directories over size X, then
pipe du through awk instead of sort.
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On Tue, Sep 12, 2000 at 04:04:53PM -0700, Dan Browning wrote:
> I'm having no problem setting the max per-user process limit for root,
> using...
> ulimit -u unlimited
it's probably being set in one of your login scripts.
find /etc -type f -print0 | xargs -0 grep lim
T: cannot execute "/etc/rc.d/rc"
>
> followed by a bunch of these
> INIT: ld "1" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes
> INIT: ld "2" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes
> ...
I'd make sure libc and the dynamic linker are stil
another thing to try is to boot withlinux init=/bin/sh
this will drop you immediately to a shell (if it can spawn one).
You'll have to remount / rw if you want to fix anything though.
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PS: I apologize in advance for the obvious plug. If you're annoyed,
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On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 10:55:17AM -0700, Stephen King wrote:
> What is the echo command that returns a 0 if the previous command ran
> correctly?
echo $?
But I find it more useful to use other constructs...
program_foo && echo "It ran fine"
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rest of the information contained in the kernel
header files which user space programs might find useful is actually
handled by the C library header files (at least this is true for
glibc). The header files bundled in glibc-devel provide 'wrappers'
for the data defined in the kern
you definitely need the unset INPUTRC command.
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utility. It tells you
the state of the ethernet framer and even lets you tweak some settings.
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telnetting into (or the vim on the other machine is emulating vi more
closely).
The real vi doesn't allow cursor keys. You're supposed to use h,j,k,l
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> easier command that works for all such services AFIK:
>
> service inet restart
this was added in 6.1 (I think) but was broken badly, then it was fixed
in 6.2.
I just wish I had time to write a zsh completion script so that it
completes filenames in /etc/rc.d/init.d when I
On Thu, Sep 28, 2000 at 10:21:52AM -0400, Charles Galpin wrote:
> no, at a minimum you will need disk1 and disk2. A bit annoying too since
> you can't leave it unattended anymore.
I did a basic workstation install (picked no options) and it worked with
just the first CD.
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> "Michael R. Jinks" wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > You can get anything you want at rpmfind.net.
> >
>
> Excepting Alice :-)
You're showing your age, Bret :^)
I wo
Harrison F.) for the next release, then tied it somehow to Ford Prefect
of the Douglass Adams books. The only problem is that Ford is a
questionable name to attach a distribution to)
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v eth0
> but I get a "SIOCDELRT: Invalid argument" when I try that.
This question is confusing. Is your office using two networks on one
wire? netcfg is definately confused.
The xx.yy.zz.0 route is necessary because you've defined a host route to
xx.yy.zz.4 over eth0.
rout
second half of the screen.
If you e-mail me privately, I can bounce you the XF86Config which
they're using.
BTW: I don't think it's 100% stable yet.
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ious next choice for a distro
> name is going to be based on Sir Alec Guinness... but it could
> just as easily be Smiley as anything based on the Star Wars
> stuff
True... he left quite a legacy.
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thing you want at rpmfind.net.
> > >
> >
> > Excepting Alice :-)
> > You're showing your age, Bret :^)
> > I wonder how many people got that one.
>
> With circles 'n arrows 'n a paragraph on the back of each one to
> be used as e
e obvious question is: How does it fail?
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mini /root]#
>
> If i remove the traceroute-1.4a5-aliases.patch from the src.rpm and compile, it
>works! It seems that there is a bug in the aliases.patch.
You should file this with http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla
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if I ever do I'll probably have to shoot myself rather than go
> back to drinking anything less heavenly. Bad enough that I have to order the
> stuff from out of state as it is.
Hmmm. Have to go looking for that some time.
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/usr/lib/libstdc++.so.2.9.dummy
What's the proper way to make the compiler pick one or the other?
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On Wed, Oct 04, 2000 at 08:57:44PM +0200, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
> On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Steve Borho wrote:
>
> > Has anyone tried to compile a C++ program which uses the stdc++ libs
> > with 7.0?
>
> Sure - no problems at all here.
>
> > Initially th
is near the begining of hda, you'll never have
any problems with lilo. (and even that may not be an issue, it depends
on your BIOS).
Remember, all LILO has to do is find your kernel and boot it. Where
everything else is located is the job of the kernel to find out about,
and it's much
27;t understand how it can just
> start working all of a sudden.
Bizarre. The only thing I can recommend is to verify that both machines
are using the same netmask.
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s each ping it
> loses 1 ms for time on each ping. I made a copy and is listed below.
> Also see at the end how there is a 25% loss. What the heck is going on?
Are you seeing any framing errors or TX restarts?
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o do would be to keep a 6.2 partition
around for as long as you want to build for it. Any other way is going
to make a mess.
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the first version of RH Linux which
obeys this rule.
Again, these kinds of files would optimally be on their own partition,
but otherwise they should probably go on the same filesystem as /home so
the data gets included in whatever backup scheme you use.
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are so inclined (and you know what
you're doing).
> kernel-utils-2.2.17-1.i386.rpm
Description:
The kernel-utils package contains ksymoops, a utility that can be used
for decrypting the kernel's OOPS output.
So, in your case, you probably only want the kernel and header files and
may
tching over to dhcpd myself for good measure.
This also happened to me once I changed my dhcp server to return a
different address. This should be filed as a bug in bugzilla if it
isn't there already.
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When your other machines try to connect to the external IP address,
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> the same thing. I have applied the new bind and apache and also most of
> the preferred 6.2 errata. What else should I check?
make sure you don't have routed or gated running. Use static routing
for your internal machines.
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If you're / is a software raid device, then you'll need to either compile
in that raid level into the kernel, or make it modular and create an
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no
hlt_bug : no
sep_bug : no
f00f_bug: no
coma_bug: no
fpu : yes
fpu_exception : yes
cpuid level : 2
wp : yes
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov
bogomips : 199.48
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To tweak the serial port settings, look at the manpage for termios() and
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ection closed by
> foreign hosts.
This is what happens when you run your machine out of virtual memory.
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), but I'm
> pretty sure it did work out of the box before.
>
> I fixed it by backing out of some of the config changes rpm made.
>
> Is anyone at Red Hat interested in the details so this can be resolved?
You should post it to the piglet-list
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I hope everyone enjoys the last few weeks of winter, I'm heading someplace
warm :^)
Chee
it's in their best interests for this community to flourish.
2) Lighten up everyone. We're making progress.
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Be
authorized to connect to Server
in another X term (running as the same user that started X), run
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After all is said and done
ing
> > that obscure? I've never heard of writing to files in the proc system
> > before.
One place to go look is in the Documentation directory that comes with the
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everything, I *think*. You might want to look into tar's
> documentation, especially the -p switch (preserve).
rsync can use ssh as it's underlying protocol.
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ree space.
>
> how can I fix this? your help is apreciated.
Is that error message coming from the Linux box or Windows?
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UP LOOPBACK RUNNING MTU:3924 Metric:1
RX packets:18 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:18 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:0
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t want those huge core files piling up on
> my system as I play around with it crashing one program after another. So a
> cron job once a day (night, actually) would do the job!
a good command line to start with would be:
find / -name core -type f | xargs rm
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on either the .forward files themselves, or possibly their home
directories.
> If I do get it fixed, how can I put the current mail from
> /var/spool/mail/user back into the cycle?
Beats me.
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a PCI card?
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;ve never done this personally, so the best advice I can give is 'man
formail'
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-- William Shakespeare, "The Merchant of
wiredx/
If you try it, give me feedback because I've been wondering if it's any
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There will always be beer cans rolling on the floor of your car when
the boss asks for a lift home from the
ge packets...
try adding mtu 600to /etc/ppp/options. As for why some of the
fragments are being lost: there's no way to know, unless you ask the admin
of the network your packets are being sent through.
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ll the browser to
> use my fonts, over-riding the web page. This gives me nice, readable text
> (and at my age those itsy-bitsy fonts are a disaster! :-) )
where did you find webfonts-1-3.noarch.rpm?
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> > --
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Your friend must be quite astute to ask for such specific answers to
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Also, what is the variable for declaring the include directory? Is it
> LD_LIBRARY_PATH or LIBRARY_PATH?
you need glibc-devel
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e waiting to happen, but I'll code
> to that style if it's normal for C programmers. Coming
> from a mostly perl background that line would either be
> one line or enclosed in curly braces.
It's not something I would write, but it's acceptable. If you
ost efficient C snippet I've ever seen. It's the standard implementation
of strcpy.
for (;*s;)
*d++ = *s++;
That while loop does the exact same thing, only it's copying an array of
character pointers instead of characters (with a bounds check for good
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his home LAN all the time.
Installing sudo will keep you from developing bad habits. It's like those
people who alias rm to 'rm -i' and then get used to typing "rm *" to
delete just one file. Works fine until they log into their friends
machine that doesn't h
ourse :^) :
vim-common-5.6-11
vim-X11-5.6-11
vim-enhanced-5.6-11
If you've got the disk space, installing *-devel-*.rpm wouldn't be a bad idea.
Run gnorpm and use it to browse the CD and just look around in the
development section and install everything you think y
wn much. One of the few ways to
keep them from running malicious code is to mount all rw partitions as
noexec and nosuid. But even this doesn't really help if the cracker roots
you through a network daemon.
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On Fri, May 05, 2000 at 01:24:30PM -0400, rpjday wrote:
> On Fri, 5 May 2000, Ken Gosier wrote:
>
> >
> > --- Steve Borho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Speaking to just pure style, though, that while loop
> > > reminds me of the
> > >
ould work. If you've got just one large root
filesystem, you could use this command:
find / -print -xdev | cpio -oc > /dev/hdb4
To improve performance, you could compress the stream on the way to the
zip disk...
find / -print -xdev | cpio -oc | gzip > /dev/hdb4
then to recover...
g
ut I don't know if it's been released
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490]: call_xauth: execve failed for
> > /usr/X11R6/bin/xauth
> > May 8 08:03:44 mls5 pam_xauth[22489]: call_xauth: child returned 1
I'll bet $2 that you ssh'd to a machine then tried to vi a file. VIM, if
compiled with X11 support, will try to connect to y
t; can anyone with a quick solution please reply , quickly!
> im in desperation!!
You need the output of two commands:
cat /etc/fstab
mount
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> 0 0
> none/proc procdefaults
> 0 0
> none/dev/ptsdevpts
> gid=5,mode=620 0 0
>
> Everything looks correct to me.
> im at a loss :(
Me too. I was hoping it was something easy. This don't
Is there some trick to making the default kernel that ships with 6.2 use
the ide-scsi emulator for cdroms without recompiling?
It seems to be it should be possible if one knew the right incantations to
put into /etc/conf.modules and /etc/lilo.conf.
Has anyone tried this?
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d emacs
team. :^)
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> Is there some trick to making the default kernel that ships with 6.2 use
> the ide-scsi emulator for cdroms without recompiling?
>
> It seems to be it should be possible if one knew the right incantations to
>
uin:
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e a solution?
Have you installed all the kde-*-devel rpms?
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