slww... It's not my preference, anyway. I don't have it on my
linux box though, it came with Solaris, so I guess milage may vary.
-Jennifer
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of kev
> Sent: Friday, October 15, 1999 4:37 AM
Hello all,
I'm Jennifer. I'm a webmaster and sysadmin for a shopping portal on the
web. At home I run Mandrake Linux and BeOS. At work I administer Solaris
2.6. The first time I installed Linux was Thanksgiving 1995. I spent the
entire Thanksgiving holiday entranced and was so proud when I go
Hello all!
I'm using ipchains to filter packets. I have pop open from the outside
so we can check our mail from home, I do not allow telnet into the box
or ftp for that matter. How do I open up port 22 for ssh connections?
I've tried:
$IPCHAINS -A input -i $E_IF -p tcp -s 0/0 -d 0/0 22 -j ACCEPT
Figured it out.
The line should be:
$IPCHAINS -A input -i $E_IF -p tcp -s 0/0 1023 -d (my gateway's
ipnumber)/32 22 -j ACCEPT
thanks,
Jen
Jennifer Tippens wrote:
> Hello all!
> I'm using ipchains to filter packets. I have pop open from the outside
> so we can check our m
Hi! Love the show. Long time lurker, first time poster.
I'm checking out two packages for my company for bug tracking, namely Bugzilla
and Keystone. I think I like Bugzilla better because it seems more intuitive
to me (I think it is prettier, also). Sooo, I went to install Bugzilla from
sourc
Hello... Not sure if this is considered off-topic or not, but I need
some advice on selecting a NIC for my printer. I have a Lexmark Optra S
1855 printer and would like to put a NIC in it. I have searched the
net, but there seems to be no information on what kind of NIC might be
compatable with
Thank you Ian and Walt. I tried looking up other things on the Lexmark site but
didn't know that was
considered "connectivity." I got it strait now.
Take Care,
Jennifer
Ian Phillips wrote:
> >some advice on selecting a NIC for my printer. I have a Lexmark Optra S
> >1855 printer and would
For the past two days my computer (dual proc p3 400, Redhat 6.1, usually
running Netscape and gaim) has crashed more often than winows. Does
anyone have any idea what might cause this? Is it likely to be
hardware?
Thanks, Jen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
I'd really like to be able to proxy RealAudio. I use the Firewall
Toolkit and I downloaded the Reference implimentation of the RTSP (Real
Time Streaming Protocol) proxy. It compiled easily and I moved it
where they suggested to move it. Great. Now how do I use it?
in netperm-table I have:
rts
How about this, though.
It is always the same inode-- When fscking, inode 818763 is always deleted
with zero dtime. What does this show?
I ran badblocks on /dev/hda1 (where the inode would be) and the system once
again crashed.
Thanks,
Jen
Robert B Benson wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> With inter
Hello,
Was wondering if anyone ran across this type of thing before and could give advice?
I made a NIS domain on our lan behind the firewall. I have ypserv running and ypbind
(on the server) is bound to the localhost. I have a client that pulls the information
off of the server. I wanted
Greetings,
I run and am used to Red Hat. A guy in the office3 runs SuSe. He is having a problem
with print stair-stepping. We use the same network postscript printer. When he
prints from Netscape, the page is printed properly, but when he prints a text file, it
stair-steps. I gave him my p
D] wrote:
> >
> > > Hey Jennifer,
> > > Since you are using redhat, goto the printtool and under the filters
> > > section there is a checkbox for selecting to stop stair stepping. check
> > > that, save the config, restart lpd.
> > > HTH,
&
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000 Jeff wrote:
> Oh yeah, those are all going to print in plain text, at least the ones
> you mentioned, but that still doesn't change the fact that the
> textonly.cfg file doesn't exist on an SuSE install.
The only reason his has one is because I copied mine over to his. I run
Hello,
Yes, I have used it. It is journaling, so, fsck is never run, so, yeah, it is faster.
But It is not stable. I use it only for squid cache now. I would not recommend
it for /var (eak, goodbye mail), or /home. It was not included in the new kernel for a
reason-- I can't remember n
Could anyone give me any local insight into the Silicon Valley area like where to live
(Sunnyvale, Mountain View, San Juan, etc) for commute times, schools (I have an 8 year
old), crime, things to do, etc? I have explored siliconvalley.citysearch.com and
other more formal reviews exhaustively,
Hello again! I think I have done this correctly, but I've never used the dump command
before, so there might be a better way. We have a 24G DDS3 tape drive, so I think I
don't have to tell the dump program the density, blocksize or length, please let me
know if I really should. Below is the
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