Hi,
I just joined this mailing list and thought I'd say hello.
A little about:
Name : Bill
Age 31
gender Male
I have been using linux a long time, I am a member of TLUG and CLC.
Bill
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in inetd.conf - turn off all services you don't want. This includes rlogin,
rtelnet, and telnet.
in /etc/passwd set the last to /dev/null
use tcpwrappers on all incoming services you left open (via inetd.conf).
Do not run any stand alone servers you don't trust.
That is all.
Bill
On Fri, 7
Here is the situation.
I am building a firewall with an old 486 33 Mhz.
Motherboard = ???
ram = 20 M
hd = 800 M
2 3com 3c509 ethernet cards
1 56 k zircon internal modem
The problem.
The network hangs.
if one ethernet card is started I can ping the test machine easily. When the
second is turne
really is no need to buy another card.
> HTH,
>
> Harry Hoffman
> Manager - Information Technology
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> On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, Justin Zygmont wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > On Mon, 10 Jul 2000, bi
Hi,
If they have their solution already set up, your best bet is to write a
script that monitors the health of all the servers, and returns the
information to the machine that runs the DNS. Once you have this
information, you can write another script that takes servers off the DNS
round robin if
CLASSFORGE
go to sourceforge (www.sourceforge.net) and do a search.
Bill
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000 16:09:37 -0500 (CDT), Allison Faber wrote:
> Does anyone know of a student information system (SIS) for Linux, or even
> another flavor of unix? The SIS system needs to be able to handle class
> r
try www.beowulf.org it has links to every major cluster. I did exactly what
you are trying with my old hardware. Before going down any route ask
yourself why? I found after building one that it was a cool experience but I
really didn't have a use for a cluster other than using all the old hardwa
Fire off the questions. The worst we can say is that it isn't applicable to
linux. Most of us on this list are familar with more than one *nix anyway. I
suggest you try to mention the *nix in the question because there is slight
differences between the flavours.
Bill
On Thu, 5 Oct 2000 23:53:3
> You mean something like this (assuming you have ssh available)?
>
> tar cf - /home | ssh new-machine "cd /; tar xf -"
>
> (you can replace ssh with rsh if you like.)
>
> > Anyway, my question is. does tar keep the files by the owner name or
> > UID, this would make a differenc
When did this list become an advertising outlet?
Bill
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Open the control center. go to panel. in misc. there is a tick box - keep
panel below window. tick that off.
Bill
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 10:34:37 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What should be a simple tick box option has turned into a huge mystery
> to me.
> For ages now I have been trying
To answer your question.
There is no way to upgrade a kernel without rebooting the machine.
My firewall has been up 127 days. Its not connected to a UPS though and the
last three times it went down was a power failure. I use the power failures
(about once every four months) as excuses to do mai
I just returned from the TLUG meeting, where Jim Mercer had attended. I tell
you the end is near.
(Jim Mercer, for those who don't know is one of the freeBSD Gurus)
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