On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 08:35:13PM -0700, jennyw wrote:
> Hi! I finally got Debian installed on my box at our local LinuxChix
> meeting (thanks Stephane!). One problem that we ran into, though, is
> that my computer already has NT on it, and the first available free
> space was after the 1024 cy
Hi! I finally got Debian installed on my box at our local LinuxChix meeting
(thanks Stephane!). One problem that we ran into, though, is that my
computer already has NT on it, and the first available free space was after
the 1024 cylinder limit. Does anyone know how to get around this?
We inst
I have 2.2.x kernel and I'm using ipchains and ipmasqadm --
I want to forward the ftp port from one computer to another computer but
it doesn't want to do it. I know about the active and passive modes but I
still cannot get certain commands to act correctly for ftp. (Things like
ls will not work
Le 09 août 2000 a 13:58, JLG a écrit :
> here's asnip of the maillog that gives an example of the error message
> I'm getting:
[ ... ]
> Aug 9 14:54:35 gundam sendmail[421]: OAA00421: forward
> /usr/share/mailman/.forward.gundam: Group writable directory
Sendmail does not like group-writable di
Hi,
I've got it! It turned out to be a problem with the physical network
connection, not Linux at all. The box is up and running on both networks.
Interestingly enough, Caldera successfully detected both cards. All I really
had to do was add Internet addresses and go.
Oh, the default gatewa
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, C. M. Martin wrote:
> box can ping itself at that address, but can't see any other box on that
> network, and nothing on that net can see this box.
Pinging your own addresses only tells you whether the lo interface is up
or not.
> I went into the network settings with COA
Hi, everyone,
I've run into another problem, and before I call Caldera, I thought I'd try the
most helpful list I know of.
I have an IBM NetFinity 1000 running Caldera OpenLinux 2.4. The system needs
to be dual-homed, and the system seems to recognize both ethernet cards. One
is on eth0, IRQ11
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Aaron Malone wrote:
Thanks for the swift reply!
> Have you looked at the mail logs on the server where mailman is installed
> to see what's happening to this mail? That would be the first place I'd
> look, to see if the mail is actually being delivered correctly.
here's
On Wed, 09 Aug 2000, Jeff Dike wrote:
> Also check out mason (http://users.dhp.com/~whisper/mason/). It's not a GUI,
> but it does have the feature that you can put it into learning mode, make
> connections to the firewall, and have it generate the rules needed to block
> that connection.
Hi,
Also check out mason (http://users.dhp.com/~whisper/mason/). It's not a GUI,
but it does have the feature that you can put it into learning mode, make
connections to the firewall, and have it generate the rules needed to block
that connection.
Jeff
Weilbacher, Katie, CON, OASD(HA)/TMA, said:
> he's running RH 5.2 on a sun sparc 10, with a floppy drive. the plan is to
> download mysql & burn on a cd here at work (with the fast connection).
then
> at home (on NT 4.0), he wants to create an archive of mysql that spans
> multiple floppy disks. s
Hi, Aaron
>
> A quick look on freshmeat found gfcc (GTK+ Firewall Control Center). I'm
> not sure if it does exactly what you need (I'm not that familiar with
> firewalling), but it's certainly work a try. :)
>
> http://icarus.autostock.co.kr/
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On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 11:11:02AM -0400, Caitlyn Maire Martin wrote:
> Does anyone know of a more comprehensive GUI front-end for ipchains that would
> support this? Worst comes to worst I can walk the client's admin through
> manually editing with a text editor, but nobody is really comfortable
Hi, everyone,
I'm in hot, sweltering Atlanta this week, setting up a couple of Linux
firewalls for a client, one in their development environment and one in their
colocated production environment. Everything works and the production firewall
goes live tomorrow. Of course, there is a catch...
T
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 09:48:09AM +, JLG wrote:
>
> A project I'm working on requires me to set up some
> mailing lists and I decided to go with Mailman.
>
> The CGI's are working great, but I am having some problems with
> the mail end of things.
>
> A user can sign up for lists, they ar
Hi. I'm working on setting up a collaboration solution for the
pointy-hairs at work, and dragging my feet on NetMeeting...
So I have CVW working, and it's pretty sweet, but I'd like to get it to
work with our existing document acquisition system, which is web-based,
Oracle on Solaris with Apach
A project I'm working on requires me to set up some
mailing lists and I decided to go with Mailman.
The CGI's are working great, but I am having some problems with
the mail end of things.
A user can sign up for lists, they are sent their confirmation.
When they reply to their confirmation it d
morning! :)
i have a friend who needed help, so i figured this might be just the place
to turn!
he's running RH 5.2 on a sun sparc 10, with a floppy drive. the plan is to
download mysql & burn on a cd here at work (with the fast connection). then
at home (on NT 4.0), he wants to create an archive
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