on how to build them.
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to integrate LDAP into a system
here:
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
everything from compiling to database population to NSS, PAM, SSL/TLS,
Samba-tng, and much more ..
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swapdefaults,pri=1 0
FilenameTypeSizeUsedPriority
/dev/hde6 partition 499928 0 1
/dev/hdf6 partition 499928 0 1
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27;s been a couple years since I seriously used it but it
does work. Run a google search for lm_sensors to find the homepage.
once the modules are loaded, the command to run is 'sensors' which
spits out voltage, temperature, fan rpms etc.
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mstances rely on IDE for such storage, it
is so incredibly unreliable it's sick, even with RAID. the reliability of
IDE disks has gone down the toilet in the past 2 years.
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BM as well, with a few being quantum(now
maxtor I think), and a few seagates. But the vast majority of the
SCSI disks were IBM. Much of my home equipment is IBM disks too, since
I haven't bought a new SCSI disk in ages, most of what I bought was
used..but still no troubles.
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lmail secure ?
you are correct SM does not use IMAPS. The fastest way is to run
the SM install on the same system as the IMAP server, SM does a lot
of logins/logouts and if your IMAP server is slow, or latency is a problem
it will cause SEVERE slowdowns. Another way is to tunnel IMAP over ssl
using s
Ed Wilts said:
> On Wed, Dec 18, 2002 at 02:52:28PM -0800, nate wrote:
>> have you tested your raid1 ? I have only had 1 failure with software
>> raid 1 on linux out of about 10 arrays. And when it failed the system
>> went with it. IMO, the point of software raid is
>
> Thanks Nate.
> SM is currently running on the IMAP server. But if I connect to SM from
> across the Internet (not on the local network), then isn't my login
> information sent in plain text ?
>
> I'm not familiar with stunnel. I'll check 'man stun
s been
a while since I seriously used samba.
But, yes it is possible if I understand your question.
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expert though, so my methods are probably not the
"normal" way to go about fixing errors such as this.
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doesn't reveal too much about this particular message.
also it may help if you post your lilo.conf.
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ge=/vmlinuz
label=Linux
read-only
image=/vmlinuz.old
label=LinuxOLD
read-only
optional
now redhat may have some special feature, that wants to use this /dev/md
device, but everything I know tells me that this device shouldn't be
used unless your using soft
NIS+ or kerberos?
also when logged in during single user mode check the logs in /var/log
for anything unusual, the messages log and the secure log is a good
place to start.
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t easy to start programs upon
login. Not sure about gnome 2(never used it), and not sure about KDE.
if your logging into a terminal but are not using bash, e.g. using tcsh,
csh, ksh or something then see the manpage for that shell to find the
files it reads when you login.
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don't know how to add it or whether it is
> a good idea. Anyone done this?
yes I have .. my LDAP documentation is here:
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
phone#s, fax#s, cellphones, addresses, etc..
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to stronghold, the solution may be applicable
to other webservers as well.
or use another browser for downloading. theres tons of freely available
browsers out there.
Curious why MS has not fixed this problem, it clearly seems to be a
problem in the browser, not in any of the server software.
nate
and/model of the controller card(s) that they are connected to, and whether
or not any other devices are on these controller card(s) that you can access
(easy way to determine if the driver is loaded or not).
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my mail. The other 64 accounts are only mailboxes with a mail alias, no
account is linked to them(this email address is among those 64).
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on the filesystem itself there is already
extensive damage to the disk itself. disks reserve a certain amount of
space to transparently re-map bad sectors, once this space runs out
bad sectors start showing up on the filesystem. For me this means
immediate RMA in most cases.
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similar set of circumstances that
this happens? perhaps when you put the laptop into suspend or sleep and
bring it out? Does it just lose the IP address, or does the device totally
dissapear(e.g. doing ifconfig eth0 says no device).
any messages in the kernel log that may be related?
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anything different serial port wise? Can you access the modem with something
like minicom ?
you sure the modem works ?
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of logs to me looks like something is triggering a bug in bind
though, not a good sign.
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s available @ http://amavis.org/
theres a good mailing list for amavis on that site as well, last time I
was subscribed there was a lot of knowledgable and helpful people.
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> amavis is available @ http://amavis.org/
forgot to mention that sophos's technical support passivly monitors
this list and sometimes posts to it.
not sure if they read every message though.
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then redhat related but
it should get you through).
http://howto.aphroland.org/HOWTO/LDAP
the LDAP schema in redhat is quite a bit different. I haven't looked at
what is different or why(perhaps just different names). So I just overrode
it's config with my own(was in a rush to get it
nate said:
> http://howto.aphroland.org/HOWTO/LDAP
that should be http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
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CSI revision: 04
not hard to identify the CD-Rs there :)
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the lame-servers category and the setting of null.
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hasing through palm & ce software without success)
while its not a list, theres a ton of info here:
http://www.linuxdevices.com/
theres at least 20 linux handhelds out there it looks like
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nection it looks like. My ISP claims they
peak at 30% utilization for their backbone(s).
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[1] http://mrtg.aphroland.org/summit.aphroland.org/summit.1.html
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syslog server but linux isn't very robust when
it comes to crashing and if it crashes it doesn't tend to log to
the syslog server(solaris does, at least in the crashes I have experienced).
Theres tons of docs out there on how to configure a console serial port.
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log { source(s_remote); filter(f_switch); destination(d_switch); };
log { source(s_remote); filter(f_database); destination(d_database); };
log { source(s_remote); filter(f_printers); destination(d_printers); };
log { source(s_remote); filter(f_ups); destination(d_ups); };
my syslog-ng runs
ht you mentioned using 3.3V
simms ..
just a thought or 2 ..
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ed. never did find out if it was related, the ultra10 user
manual did not mention anything, and our on-site solaris certified admins
didn't know either.
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may be able to minimize the damage by selectively OK'ing reported problems
that you KNOW are problems.
perhaps running it multiple times and comparing the differences you can
find a common area of curroption.
good luck
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better one.
that and if his data is so critical to remain available I think his
organization needs to come up with a better system configuration with
more high availability configurations in mind, perhaps a cluster, or a
global/shared filesystem(AFS?), or perhaps some commercial soluti
ep /filesystem (it may take some time to complete).
good luck
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e of course tested on a hacked up redhat system running
2.4.x and I tested on my debian systems running 2.2.19.
So I reccomend against this unless it's REALLY important and your
prepared to spend some time learning the iproute documentation. I've
never used this command myself.
nate
is very short(maybe 10 tops). And while
I haven't tried this it may work, if you need to revert from MD5 to
crypt grep the files in /etc/pam.d and remove the 'md5' from them, on my
redhat 7.3 system the only file that has it is system-auth, also looks like
there is an /etc/s
allow) if you want.
also it may be worth checking /var/log/secure it may show more info
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achine, all use ext2 or reiserfs), but it'd
be nice if the option was there.
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ite and tell the list
where they can download the log from.
then from there someone(maybe me) can assist further.
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ing by a post on bugtraq[1].
checking my firewall logs[2] confirmed it.
I subscribe to bugtraq, vulndev, and fulldisclosure mailing lists.
not that I have any win32 systems, so I wasn't affected.
nate
[1] http://online.securityfocus.com/archive/1/308306/2003-01-22/2003-01-28/0
[2] http://portal.
y smbmount(8) and the
current version of mount (2.9w) does not know anything
about smb.
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rking but in many cases despite incorrect configs
it may still work at least part of the time).
check the cable, and switch. if it's a good switch it'll have a serial
console or some other method to monitor it(maybe the link is going up
and down for some reason). Check the kernel log(dmesg) fo
s are undone($@#!#$).
Luckily on debian systems it asks you if you want to turn on non-root
access and it makes the changes and preserves them accross upgrades.
Redhat's default setup prompts for the root password when loading
xcdroast(last I checked, and I only have redhat 7.3 never tried 8)
n
edit /etc/securetty and add the terminals you wish to permit
root logins on.
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sentinel said:
>
> I'm trying to ssh to the server from my client and authenticate via LDAP.
> On the server I have 'files ldap' entries setup for nsswitch.conf and
> checked /etc/pam.d/sshd to make sure ldap entries are in place. When I
> connect I receive a message to "Enter LDAP Password".
st
I haven't tried authenticating
off a Netscape ldap server yet.
good luck!
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hours of constant testing, and
it turned out to be questionable memory(the same memory had been in
other systems for more then 2 years w/o noticable issues).
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christopher j bottaro said:
> i want to start kde on screen 0.1
be sure that screen 0.1 will allow connections (xhost +localhost is what
I do.. this must be done from the X server thats on screen 0.1)
then
export DISPLAY=localhost:0.1
startkde
this works for me in Xnest. ..
n
aybe add a . /etc/profile in there ? not sure, never used a Xclients
file myself. or just set the path manually(perhaps take a shortcut and
do it in the startkde script to be sure)
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from mine, haven't investigated furhter I just replaced them with my
own).
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r linux network drivers:
http://www.scyld.com/network
a good deal of drivers originate from that author, so chances are good
you may find the info you need there.
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software is running there.
also you can check /etc/xinetd.d for the imap service, and see what
binary it calls. I'd imagine UW imap is the default, its typically
the easiest to setup(usually requires no setup for basic operations)
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just grep tftp /var/log/*
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banner for their server.
though I could be wrong, I'm 99% sure that it is UW IMAP, which
would be consistant for what most systems use as the default IMAP
server.
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der for the tftp server to serve them. Not sure if this
is true on redhat or not, never used the tftp server with it.
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of and see if it is using /dev/log. setting up a simple
syslog server is as easy as running syslogd with the -r switch. then
configure the local syslog.conf to point to it(man syslog.conf).
you can test your syslog server with the 'logger' command.
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other rooms and if there
was a problem, it was likely a jam or something and the printer would
heat up real bad, and catch fire.
but generally that message(last I remember) just means an unknown error
was detected on the printer, it's supposed to get your attention fast
so you can d
nate said:
> a fairly easy way to test I suppose is to setup a syslog server, and see
> if your app logs to the server as instructed by /etc/syslog.conf or you
> can run lsof and see if it is using /dev/log. setting up a simple syslog
some quick tests revealed that running lsof for
e ..
if you change /etc/mailname or other mail related stuff you should
probably reload the mail services so they are aware of the change.
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nate said:
> PHP defaults to 30 seconds, if a script takes longer then I believe it is
> terminated. You can change this by editing php's config,
be sure to restart your webserver after changing php.ini
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stuff.
I don't think when it allocated 500MB that it's actually using it, I
think it just instructs the kernel that there is up to 500MB of this
kind of shared memory available. I am not sure if when some of that
is used it shows up in 'df', because apparently not
ow to setup serial console with it.
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ind this?
disk cache. the system is slowly flushing it out. the 'free' command
gives more useful info about memory usage.
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to it, and the app won't be able to override.
I am not sure if this is standard, but you shouldn't rely on this
sort of test with touch. I don't feel like powering up my solaris
machines but my FreeBSD 4.7 system shows the same behavior. My
RS/6000 and SGI Indy aren't plugged in eith
Fontenot, Paul said:
> Can syslog parse remote input into separate log files? Something like:
>
> FAC.LEVEL /var/log/HOSTNAME.log
>
> Is this possible?
with syslog-ng it is possible, it has a vast array of filter options
available. Not sure if syslog-ng is included with redha
d a carrier that doesn't route it, but it's far from impossible.
At my former company I had 2 employees that had to use vtun over TCP
because their ISPs were somehow preventing UDP communications from
working(all other users on the other ISPs were unaffected). By nature,
UDP is better f
P
traffic, I use stunnel to link machines. This is a simple point to
point tunnel over SSL.
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Michael Mansour said:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to understand the following failure:
>
> ie. which option is causing this problem so I can fix it. I'm doing a
> 'make bzImage' after the config, dep, clean.
pure guess but,
CONFIG_PCI_NAMES (aka PCI device nam
me changed between 7.x and 8.0.
looks like that is the libc6 headers, the headers that libc was
built against. I wouldn't reccomend trying to compile 2.4.18 with
2.4.7 headers ..
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e.g. can run on newer versions of win32) VPN
solutions at the time, so we didn't have a lot of choice as far as
protocols go.
luckily the unix and linux world(moreso in linux) there is still
a wide range of VPN options available.
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nate said:
> adapt it into my network the way I want then it won't get used. That said,
> at my last company we did deploy IPSec gateways but the only reason we did
> this was for the win32 users. IPSec/PPTP seemed to
> be the only modern(e.g. can run on newer versions of win32
dy incase something goes wrong.
and backup all your data incase something goes wrong.
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the directory/file if they lack the right permissions. samba has run
as root on every system i've seen so this probably won't be an issue.
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Kerry Miller said:
> another office on our network, securely (we don't trust their users yet),
if you don't trust them you could always do a 1 way VPN :)
that is, you have full access to their network but they have no access
to yours ..I did that a few years ago, work
it was
necessary to mount the predecessor of tmpfs (shm fs) to use SYSV
shared memory)
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y gathering packets generated from
your actions not that of others on the network).
also turn on logging for any/all your firewall rules. that may give
some clues too.
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11 2002 /dev/sda
see major number 8, minor 0
so perhaps dev8-0 = /dev/sda ?
to me, it makes sense, but that doesn't mean I'm right..just a theory.
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hat worked. see Documentation/networking/bonding.txt in the
kernel source for more info. The config option is CONFIG_BONDING.
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stems, the less RPC crap that is installed the better.
I've been running Openldap-based authentication for about a year now
without any issues.
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aphro@defiant:~$
there may be a faster way.
hope this helps :)
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tting the
load accross multiple systems for better performance.
if you configure the system with LVM it can be pretty easy to
re-configure the setup to allocate more space for swap, or you
could use swap files(big performance hit I hear).
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ch is what the standard PCI bus runs at.
Some server boards are capable of 66Mhz operation, but even those in all
cases I have seen the onboard IDE controller is on the 33Mhz side.
33Mhz is not the same as the ATA speed(e.g. 33/66/100/133).
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akes up space.
preferably post the files on a web or ftp site rather then posting
directly to the list.
/var/log/XFree86.*log may have the needed info as well, I still
do the startx >&X.log out of habbit though.
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pecify ports as
well as use TCP. e.g systems outside my firewall log to my firewall
on port 24350/tcp which is forwarded into my syslog server.
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efresh rates, be sure your monitor can support them. Most monitor
instruction manuals have the info. www.monitorworld.com also may
have it, or check the manufacturer's website for tech specs.
for reference, my 19" monitors operate at these settings:
HorizSync 30-96
VertRefresh 50-85
and I run 1600x1200 on them.
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Peter Kiem said:
> Hi Nate,
hello!
> Actually I meant whatever he was using to parse the logs could filter the
> logs on the server name "column" in the system log.
> I can see where splitting them would be very useful though.
syslog-ng automatically splits them according
ed to recover files in the past to no avail.
there is a way to help future deletions, search freshmeat, but
that won't help you if the software wasn't running at the time
of the deletion.
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d stuff). YaST2 runs in text mode too
though with greatly reduced functionality(many modules are not
available).
looking for insight..
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of /var/ftp?
cd /var
mv ftp ftp.old
ln -s /ftp
would be the easiest way, the best way would be to reconfigure the
ftp server. many systems rely upon the home directory of the user
'ftp' to determine where the anonymous ftp files should go so it
may be as simple as usermod -d /ftp ftp
an's setup uses a perl script to add users, and maintains a config
file[1] which you can adjust the defaults for adding users, e.g. put them
in their own group or not, what UID/GIDs to assign(ranges), and more.
Back when I used slackware('97) I think adduser was a bash script..though
no i
data but have it take up not much more space(only the
stuff that's changed). I haven't tried this myself but my former
boss implimented such a system at some company and said it worked
well.
my rsync script is here:
http://portal.aphroland.org/resources/rsync/rsync-script.tar
it
g
> bash: /home/web/report/webalizer: Permission denied
>
> During I want to run the webalizer by cron job, so that I need to use the
> full path to run the program, please try to help me show is stupid
> problem.
check the permissions of that file:
ls -l /home/web/report/webaliz
upadd saying it's too
long isa bug? probably.
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system is a very good configuration, I wish
others would copy it.
nate
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the mail server your sending
mail to on port 25 and be sure that network-wise it works(do this
from the redhat box that's having the trouble). If your not sure
what mail server is associated with an email address use the
host command (e.g. host -t MX aphroland.org)
good luck!
nate
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