How does one activate screen blanking on the vt's these days?
I have an ancient 32-bit x86 Acer mini laptop running as a server where
the X11 greeter just started crashing in a tight loop. I've turned the
graphical login off but that leaves me with the first vt's login prompt
displaying. Whatev
stan writes:
> On Mon, 09 Apr 2018 08:57:12 -0700
> Wolfgang S Rupprecht wrote:
>
>> How does one activate screen blanking on the vt's these days?
>
> I use setterm --blank=60 to prevent the screens from blanking after
> whatever the default is (10 minutes?).
stan writes:
> On Mon, 09 Apr 2018 12:56:43 -0700
> Wolfgang S Rupprecht wrote:
>
>> That looks like a fine solution if you are logged in on a terminal and
>> you want to change it for your current terminal. I'm not sure how
>> that would work from rc.local. H
Tim writes:
> And the million dollar question for all these people running anti-virus
> software on their Linux box is: Have any of you ever had it catch a
> Linux virus?
>From reading the Sophos propaganda it sounds like it also helps discover
intrusions, which might be useful for companies th
ownloads etc.
And you know what the biggest bit of irony is in this anti-virus thread?
The AV vendors want you to run a blackbox mystery binary in order to
"protect your system". Um, yea. That gives me a warm secure feeling.
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BadMagic writes:
> On 05/17/2010 12:16 AM, Tim wrote:
>> On Sun, 2010-05-16 at 22:05 +1000, BadMagic wrote:
>>> Basically, whichever entry goes first, doesn't get mounted.
>> Are the clients connecting to the network using network manager?
>> Perhaps the network isn't up at the time the first mou
Karl-Olov Serrander writes:
> On Mon, 17 May 2010, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> echo "NETWORKWAIT=yes" >> /etc/sysconfig/network
> Is this documented somewhere ?
>
> It is not in /usr/share/doc/initscripts-9.02.1/sysconfig.txt for Fedora 12
> or /usr/sha
arag...@dcsnow.com writes:
> It has been suggested to me that we should setup a cell phone in a way
> that would allow us remote access to our Linux boxes in case of an
> emergency where the server was down (using a remote service board (ILO)).
There are smartphone clients for ssh. I've got one
I just tried downloading the F13 iso. When I went through the "mirrors"
redirector I got PNL, which came up with an HTTP error page. Going to
kernel.org by hand, I got 300M of the f13 install iso and it hung. Has
Fedora become wildly and unexpectedly popular and the mirrors are
getting hammered
>> "Pessimist: The glass is half empty.
>> Optimist: The glass is half full.
>> Engineer: The glass is twice as big as it needs to be."
>
> No no no!!
>
> Accountant: The glass is twice as big as it needs to be
>
> Either
>
> 1. Engineer: The glass is the right size
> 2. Engineer: The glass i
F13 NetworkManager sets the hostname to localhost.localdomain instead of
the correct hostname.
May 25 22:47:05 poblano NetworkManager[1231]: (eth0): device state
change: 2 -> 3 (reason 40)
May 25 22:47:05 poblano NetworkManager[1231]: Setting system hostname to
'poblano.wsrcc.com' (from syste
I noticed that a bunch of f12 rpm's seem to still be hanging around
after a preuprade upgrade from f12 to f13. Is this a cause for concern?
[r...@capsicum ~]# yum list extras
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, presto, refresh-packagekit
Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile
* fedora: linux.mir
d...@chatham.org writes:
> I cannot get FC13 to install. I get a repeating /dev/fd0 error, which
> sorta makes sense since the machine doesn't have a floppy. However, it
> never gets past the error.
>
> Has anyone seen this one?
Yes. Same here on my Asus M3A78T (AMD) motherboard.
It hung unti
Sam Varshavchik writes:
> Go into your BIOS setup. See if your BIOS believes that there's a
> floppy drive hiding somewhere, and disable it.
Ok, I just did that. I suppose it will take till f14 to see if that
fixes things.
It is curious that all other kernels (and we are talking at least f10
w
Bruno Wolff III writes:
> On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 21:45:13 -0500,
> "Dale J. Chatham" wrote:
>> OK, I was an idiot. I took about 20 minutes yesterday looking for a way
>> to disable the floppy. Today, it jumped out at me.
>>
>> Doh!
>>
>> I might suggest that timing out the attempt to que
Steven Stern writes:
> I have a desktop with wireless, due to some cabling difficulties. I'm
> trying to switch from "Network" to "NetworkManager" because we're moving
> our wireless from WEP to WPA-PSK.
>
> Using Network Manager, I can configure a connection with a static IP
> address and things
Craig White writes:
> sounds like you created the file elsewhere (or even on another computer)
> and moved it into place thereby creating SELinux issue.
That would be my guess too, seeing how it happens to me regularly when I
do clean installs and then try to copy the customized files from an NF
sean darcy writes:
> On 06/12/2010 09:34 AM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>>
>> Craig White writes:
>>> sounds like you created the file elsewhere (or even on another computer)
>>> and moved it into place thereby creating SELinux issue.
>>
>> That wo
I can't decide if top posting or folks that don't trim the quoted lines
to two or three lines of context are more annoying. What is whith this?
Have we had the invasion of the lazy people?
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"Robert G. (Doc) Savage" writes:
> I can't imagine what has prompted Adobe to pack up their proverbial bat
> & ball and go home, abandoning 64-bit Flash development for all
> platforms. I hope there's another explanation, because this is just
> beyond dumb.
I was reading an article about llvm, t
Tim writes:
> On Mon, 2010-06-21 at 11:31 -0700, JD wrote:
>> Also, WPA encryotion can be broken by a notebook PC in under 1 minute.
>> WPA (and WPA2) encryption that uses TKP can also be broken in under 1
>> minute. So far AES seems to be invulnerable (as far whatever has been
>> printed publicl
Bruno Wolff III writes:
> That depends on your threat model. If you don't trust the wireless operator
> the wireless encryption isn't that big of a deal since you need to use an
> encrypted tunnel in any case.
No kidding. You should use some form of end-to-end encryption any time
you are on the
to Focus"->unchecked seems
to have no effect.
Is it being overridden somewhere? Do I need to do something with "Focus
Prevention Windows" on the same settings page?
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Paul Erickson writes:
> Has anyone been able to successfully configure F12 to support 1920x1200
> resolution with the Samsung SyncMaster 2443?
You might also want to check that your hardware can do 1920x1200. Some
chips will stop at 1600x1200.
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is supposed to be.
I'm tempted to mentally mark compiz as "not ready for prime time" and
ignore it. Not having my windows receive focus when I move the cursor
into them is unacceptable in the long run.
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If the airwaves belong to the public why
a situation. One can just comment out the
offending line in /etc/named.conf and named will startup. The file
/var/log/messages will have the pathname of the include that is no
longer there and a quick scan of /etc/named.conf file show where it it
included from. It is pain in the neck, but not
d is that one should make sure the
snapshot filesystem eventually gets deleted after a crash. It wasn't
until I had a disk-hang and needed to reboot during a backup that I
realized this minor bug in my backup scripts.
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27;s) and it didn't matter which order
one installed things in, the UID's were always the same.
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rather have Novell or the NSA
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-12 selinux setup now
works well enough that I see now reason for me to turn it off any more.
In previous installations I'd leave it on for as long as I could stand
it, which on servers was only around 3 or 4 days. The list of denials
was just too long to deal with and they just kept
wish it had was a "create a temp snapshot of the open
pages URL's and restart automatically on next chromium startup".
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nk monitor seeing this? Are there any
kernel or xorg switches to clear more framebuffer state on startup?
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etc).
Put this in /sbin/halt.local mode 755.
#!/bin/sh
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## ##
## File: halt.local ##
## Author: Wolfgang S. Rupprecht
ost servers under physical control of his trusted
> employees.)
Or run the computer inside a tamperproof box with only the power line
and ethernet cat5 exiting.
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y mouse is sometimes between two position
reports and is essentially on hair trigger. Bumping the desk, or in
some cases just walking into the room causes it to vibrate enough to
unblank the monitor. I therefore try to turn off the monitor anytime
I'm leaving for a while.
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augh. The universe isn't going to last long enough for them to guess
even a small fraction of the keys.
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David Liguori writes:
> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> The core problem is to prevent someone from guessing users' passwords.
>> You aren't going to achieve real security by hiding this or that
>> attribute. If you don't want to worry about your users chosin
nts (like electolytic capacitors) is a very strong function of
temperature. You will probably find that the ones that are in the
hottest areas don't last all that long.
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lks seeing the same
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he Intel SSD's. I'll get whatever
AMD 15" laptop is current then. Usually it is cheaper to get the
configure-yourself low-end with the upgraded CPU and then put more dram
and a better disk in yourself.
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ned to the package name. I just slapped in an extra * to cover all
bases.)
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er-common-1.8.0-8.fc13.x86_64.rpm
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Gene Heskett writes:
> On Wednesday 28 April 2010, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>>Gene Heskett writes:
>>> My shiney new F13-beta 64 bit install on my HP dv5120u laptop is now
>>> failing, losing all response to a plugged in mouse, the touch pad and
>>> key
n the level 3 mode too. Rebooted,
> looks good. Thanks Wolfgang.
My pleasure!
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nt every header that
was added by the spammer. Only the top ones added by your service
provider (google) can be trusted.
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I have two older AMD athlon machines that I use as headless servers for
backups etc. For years this wasn't a problem. Now, after the
F15/64-bit (clean) install the power buttons stopped working. Surely
I'm not expected to lug a monitor and keyboard over to the servers just
so I can click the on
low-power 15mW systems, you
can always get something beefier at both ends. You can get nice 300mW
systems and cards from places like Ubiquiti for not much more than
department store router prices. see http://www.ubnt.com/ I have one of
their 300mw PCI cards and a now discontinued 300mW AP card.
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=or&keywords=ubiquiti&x=0&y=0
(I know nothing about this company other than google search ranked them highly.)
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ing to fire through
my exterior chicken-wire and stucco walls.
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urbs around Silicon Valley.
Luckily I only need to be compatible with Fedora 13, Android phones and
occational visitors with Apple Mac's to worry about. They all do WPA2.
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Maybe the appropirate bits went from linked lists to hash tables?
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t would go in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/ .
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"Christoph A." writes:
> It seams that this didn't fix it entirely - in some cases it doesn't
> work again...
> I'll have to dig deeper..
Try just copying it. If the mozilla does a chroot the symlink may be
outside of what it can access.
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om enough.
With a few minutes pondering this solution popped up.
emacs doit
. doit
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> Nothing to do
Fedora 11 is long dead. Support stopped one month after F13 came out
and that was around 2010-05-26. You have to upgrade to F13 (or at least
F12) if you want to install any new rpm's from the repositories.
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Bill Davidsen writes:
> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> Bob Goodwin writes:
>>> Yes I have been running WEP 'cause I have one old device that can
>>> do no more than that, and I usually admit only certain [18 or 19]
>>> MAC addresses that I
exact same F13 64-bit fully up to date OS.)
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s and test just the network
speed. For all we know, you might be seeing a slower data path to the
disks. The "ttcp" test program is in the f13 yum repository.
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the router and keep current version under CVS on your fedora box. In
short, it is very fedora-friendly.
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MD???) Is there a way to funnel this into the entropy pool?
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I'm a bit wary of urandom since it will cut down on the search space for
my key. If I need to wait a few days for my 28 keys to be crunched, I'd
rather just wait.
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for the disk will probably also be quite
biased. Interrupts that come at a one per sector rate will probably
have strong spikes in their probability functions for "(rotation-time /
number-of-sectors-per-track)". Even with disk zones, there probably
won't be that many different sectors-p
Bill Davidsen writes:
> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> Is there an approved way to increase the speed at which the random pool
>> for /dev/random fills up? I'm playig with dnssec and getnerating 2k rsa
>> keys is taking up to 3 hours. I've been googling a bit an
the ssh key
attackers could log in here.
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s a very interesting idea!
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at least
two nameservers.
> Can a reverse zone be hosted on a different location/IP?
yes.
> My master bind server is outside the network; on the other side of the
> world. Should I host the reverse zone there?
yes.
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Renich Bon Ciric writes:
> On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht
>>> Can a reverse zone be hosted on a different location/IP?
>>
>> yes.
>>
>>> My master bind server is outside the network; on the other side of the
>>> world.
Renich Bon Ciric writes:
> On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 2:11 AM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht
> wrote:
>> Obviously the 10.x.x.x is an example address. I've learned the hard way
>> never to give live examples. Someone invariably cuts-and-pastes it into
>> somewhere that even
r them. Yes, one can also NFS export the yum cache
and symlink and share it across hosts, but that is a bit of work to set
up and get going. Most people just aren't going to go through that,
especially when the end result is a much more brittle yum installation.
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e between the two links at the routing level and add a bit
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that needed to finish, I'd have to check for those too, but I don't.
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"Kevin J. Cummings" writes:
> On 08/31/2010 09:08 PM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> Why not just do reboots at 3 in the morning and it just won't matter all
>> that much. I just have a cron script in /etc/cron.daily that checks to
> No! I'm often doing s
mod-time after I installed the system).
Hopefully someone will be disgusted enough with this answser to speak up
and tell us the correct way. ;-)
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ier code than the
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Neal Becker writes:
> http://lwn.net/Articles/404248/rss
I wonder what changed to cause Broadcom to change tune. Broadcom seemed
to think that their secret sauce was oh so important to keep secret.
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Adobe Flash Player zero-day under attack
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/security/adobe-flash-player-zero-day-under-attack/7342
According to various news clips, Adobe won't have a fix for another 2
weeks days (till between Sept 27 and Oct 1).
If flash is now very unsafe, is there a working a
Bruno Wolff III writes:
> On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 09:25:25 -0700,
> "Wolfgang S. Rupprecht" wrote:
>>
>> If flash is now very unsafe, is there a working alternative yet? Is
>
> Adobe's flash player has been unsafe for a very long time and I don'
Andre Robatino writes:
> Today Adobe released a newer Preview Version which is available for both 32-
> and
> 64-bit for Windows, MacOS, and Linux. The 64-bit version is working fine for
> me
> so far.
>
> http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
>
> There is also a 3rd-party yum repo
y systems
with high uptimes act funny (perhaps due to things like fragmentation or
memory leaks). Periodic reboots fix all those things.
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Gary Stainburn writes:
> If you look at the following extract from /var/log/messages, you can see that
> it gets as far as seeing the two devices (Phone memory and Micro SD card) but
> doesn't make them available. The Toshiba shown below is the memory stick
> that works.
Did you use the Andr
e current gnome machinery will
mount the disc for you, even if you intend to erase it. This will, of
course, prevent you from being able to erase it. Do a "df" or "mount"
to get the name of the dvd's mounted fs's and do an unmount on it. Then
try the erase again.
TWORKWAIT=yes
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and then wonder why they can't open the port. Carrier detect is a
very useful line for detecting if the rs-232 plug fell out of the
computer. People should get in the habit of at least looping RTS->CTS,
DTR->{DSR,DCD}.
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Gordon Messmer writes:
> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/interviews-28/interview-with-greg-dekoenigsberg-red-hat-community-architect-725426/
>
> Interview with Greg Dekoenigsberg - Red Hat Community Architect
>
> * What do you think is the biggest misconception about Fedora? *
>
> That
y service.
I'll probably start blocking all incomming SIP (both UDP and TCP) except
from known peers and clients. Luckily I don't have any dynamic SIP
clients that roam the net at large.
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to keep the cache filled for memory intensive operations like
pattern search or block move. Special search hardware in the cpu would
be fixing the part of the problem that is already faster than the
supporting hardware.
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Tom Horsley writes:
> On Thu, 4 Nov 2010 20:07:02 +0100
> Michael Schwendt wrote:
>
>> > http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?p=1409936
>>
>> Cannot confirm that. Running Emacs as root after logging into GNOME as an
>> ordinary user also works for me.
>
> Works for me as well, but if I
e network settings. I might addd that it had guessed the
the settings correctly, it just wanted me to confirm them (eth0, dhcp
for ipv4, and the standard RFC automatic config for ipv6).
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ry-syntax --close-stderr': )
connect : Connection refused
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Klaus-Peter Schrage writes:
> You are probably alle wrong - pi equals 3.125, see:
> http://www.correctpi.com/
Arrrg. I don't believe that I actually tried to read that and follow
his logic. Now my brain hurts. This needs a NSFB warning.
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mmend you install F14 as a clean
(from scratch) install, accepting all default values. Ideally would be
if you told the installer that it could use the whole disk so that it
could redo the whole partition table from scratch.
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Sam Varshavchik writes:
> Wolfgang S. Rupprecht writes:
>
>>
>> Sam Varshavchik writes:
>>> On F14's desktop, from gnome-terminal, I ssh to another host with port
>>> forwarding (ForwardX11 yes, and ForwardX11Trusted yes). On the other
>>> host
of times because the name
evince, just doesn't remind me of PDF. I can't expect a newbie to do
that either.
The unhelpful program names combined with 3 or more non-overlapping
documentation systems (man, info, help), don't make things any easier.
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hat I'm missing?
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Aaron Konstam writes:
> On Wed, 2011-01-26 at 08:07 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote:
>> On 01/26/2011 05:23 AM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>> > I'm not sure how new users are supposed to find evince.
>>
>> Maybe it is the same method that many folks should use to
Joe Zeff writes:
> On 01/25/2011 02:34 PM, Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
>>That lowered ssh security allowed a second intrusion at user
>> level (probably by password guessing)
>
> No need. Once they had root they could add a user and use that for their
> user-level
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