e $MARKER ]; then
echo Script already running
exit
touch $MARKER
[...]
[... real script here ...]
[...]
rm $MARKER
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the following:
- Email notification of commits;
- Pre-commit tests which can be configured to perform arbitrary
operations (e.g. a clean compile, for example) before allowing the
commit to take place.
The first is a good option, I'm less sure about the second.
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This may be a less convenient approach, but it does meet the criterion
of Least Surprise: a daemon won't be started automatically before you
have a chance to configure it, for example.
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hops:
>
> 1<1 ms<1 ms<1 ms 159.226.135.129
> ...
OK, so it finds the gateway from Windows XP. Perhaps there's a route
specified somewhere.
What does "route print" give you from Win XP?
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n a corporate or academic network, I'd speak to your local
network admin to figure out what the correct settings should be, because
the settings you give above will not work on *any* OS (assuming the
information you've provided is accurate and complete).
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f the month;
and
- each Monday (for the whole month).
i.e. for March 2009, it will run on 1st through 7th inclusive and also
on 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th.
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(You can also reverse the logic of the cron calls if you like, by running
the job on every Monday and then using the wrapper script to determine
if its between the 1st and 7th of the month etc.)
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ed.
Depending on what you're trying to do, you could probably do some
ldapsearch/sed pipeline to just return what you need.
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you should explain exactly why they aren't suitable or some more
details of what you're trying to do?
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- was no longer considered
safe. Making a new certificate using SHA1 instead of MD5 fixed the
problem.
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Get key
oth pam_groupdn and pam_member_attribute in
/etc/pam_ldap.conf
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o a cronjob now that runs the command 30
> > times every minute...
>
> I would be astonished if running "xset" in a cronjob did anything.
Or that cron can do anything on a time resolution of less than one
minute...
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On Thursday, 19.02.2009 at 10:38 +, Dave Ewart wrote:
> On Wednesday, 18.02.2009 at 22:36 +0200, Dotan Cohen wrote:
>
> > > I've used two Edimax adapters without issue: they just work.
> >
> > Really? The last time I tried, the fact that the Edimax adaptors
receipt says the adapter I got was "Edimax EW-7318USg 54G 802.11
b/g".
The model was sold at http://lugradio.org/live/UK2008/ specifically as
"Just Works With Linux", which in my experience it did: that would have
been with Ubuntu/Hardy, though, not Debian.
More details later...
On Wednesday, 18.02.2009 at 08:49 -0500, Thomas H. George wrote:
> Are there usb wireless adapters known to work well with Linux?
I've used two Edimax adapters without issue: they just work.
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2:/#
That's rather annoying. If I want to shoot myself in the foot, it
should let me. It's a bug that it doesn't :-)
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o make the script use
syslog, then? Take a look at the package 'logger'. It works like this:
logger -i -p syslog.info -t processname "Message goes here"
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rather than relying on the behaviour of standard
output/error.
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external USB
> ATA drive. Which works OK with the debian kernel but not in my own
> compiled one.
... I've sometimes found that for ad-hoc devices which you attach during
use (such as USB-stuff), using a kernel module seems to behave better.
Not sure why.
Why are you compiling y
uting
an application you have written (This issue is complicated and a gross
simplication: there are no restrictions on actual use, of course);
- etc.
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n for large-scale research data, which means that
some of the database are very large. No problems at all.
We also use PostgreSQL, which I happen to prefer, also no problems.
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ut I'll happily
take the word of someone who has already tried this with Debian...
I'm planning on getting a four quad-core Opteron version with 128GB RAM
for some statistical analysis applications.
Success stories (and horror stories) welcome!
Thanks,
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/etc/samba/smb.conf if you want more help.
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Note that Samba typically requires you to create a dedicated Samba user
on the server, not a 'normal' user account. It's unclear what you did
when you said "I have setup a User on the Debian side..."
If you can't figure i
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At the moment, I can't download from ftp.debian.org either, so that's
probably the problem.
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out what: it *could* have been bad sources, it
*could* have been lack of disk space, it *could* have been ... etc. etc.
Without inspecting those first errors it's impossible to say.
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> On Thursday, 12.04.2007 at 13:02 -0500, Robert J Rae wrote:
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> > when I try to to install sarge as I have done many times via http, I
> > now get warnings about kernel image removal and packages that have
> > fa
stall from a Sarge CD might look for
'stable' on the repositories? (Not sure, just thinking out loud)
Anyway, if you're installing *afresh*, why don't you just use Etch,
since it's now Stable?
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> > *unsure* I vaguely remember that Smoothwall used this port for remote
> > access, I think. (i.e. you could connect to your own Smoothwal
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from the command line.
I believe the recommended approach is to run the upgrade/dist-upgrade in
'screen', so that any network or X-related problem will not kill the
upgrade process. Haven't upgraded my Sarge systems yet, but that's the
way *I'm* planning to do it.
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> On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 18:53 +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > On Saturday, 07.04.2007 at 12:08 -0400, Greg Folkert wrote:
> >
> > > On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 16:06 +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > > >
On Saturday, 07.04.2007 at 12:08 -0400, Greg Folkert wrote:
> On Sat, 2007-04-07 at 16:06 +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > On Friday, 06.04.2007 at 15:39 -0700, Francesco Pietra wrote:
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> > > 1) How to set shmmax in debian?
> >
> > For the running kernel, ech
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manner (to me, at least), which was unexpected.
Back on thread...
"... and is also sometimes referred to as just Postgres" was exactly
what I'm getting at.
Ron: can I politely suggest that unless you're prepared to make a
contribution
d to know the way most people said common
Unix/Linux words.
PostgreSQL *is* pronounced "post-gress-ceu-ell" as you keep insisting
(and with which I am *NOT* disagreeing): however, my point was that
many, many, many people call is "post-gress", which is an widely-used
accepted abb
On Sunday, 01.04.2007 at 11:19 -0500, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On 04/01/07 05:37, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > On Saturday, 31.03.2007 at 16:18 -0700, Dusty Wilson wrote:
> >
> >> PostgreSQL = post-gress-cue-ell or ?
> >
> > Most people I know pronounce this "po
On Saturday, 31.03.2007 at 16:18 -0700, Dusty Wilson wrote:
> PostgreSQL = post-gress-cue-ell or ?
Most people I know pronounce this "post-gress" (dropping/ignoring the
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> On 3/21/07, Dave Ewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >There is a password stored in /etc/mysql/debian.cnf for the
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t's just assuming I do (I don't, but I run DHCP for portable devices
> and other temporary situations).
I believe that if you select 'Expert' mode for the installation, you
will be asked this question.
"Expert" for when you know better than the installer ;-)
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> who needs >2TB for /boot ?
Well, I don't like throwing away all those old kernels ... ;-)
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putting a symlink to the binaries in /usr/local/bin ? You can then
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They all had really strong German accents, though :-)
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> about. For IMAP you can also enable 'Expunge on exit'. The OP was
> complaining about the fact that Icedove didn't purge deleted items
> from the local storage.
Oh, yes, of course: I'd forgotten that local folders behaved differently
in this regard th
be "Remove it immediately".
No need for an extra extension.
Note that the first of those two options is preferred, especially if you
have large folders, otherwise you will get performance hits every time
you move/delete messages from a folder.
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but don't be surprised to find stuff suddenly failing to work!
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> practice, probably :)
There shouldn't be anything readable under /etc which constitutes a
security risk. If you really don't trust your users, don't give them
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However, I'd strongly advise against trying to restrict access to /etc -
this will break lots of things!
What are you actually trying to achieve? Or, to take another view, what
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>> Column | Type | Modifiers
>> +--+---
>> a | date |
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>> pg=# insert into foo values('2007-02-31');
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> > This is actually what is done, yes.
> >
> > And, in addition, the safe is only accessible to restricted
> > individuals. Having said that, none of the restr
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Having said that, none of the restricted individuals (apart from me)
would know what to do with the root password anyway ...
All a matter of risk assessment, really.
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On Monday, 22.01.2007 at 09:11 -0500, Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 22, 2007 at 10:07:19AM +0000, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > as root. The system is never used in a non-root context.
> > Therefore, to manage this system I set up no further users other
> > than root, and
On Monday, 22.01.2007 at 07:51 -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
> On 01/22/07 04:07, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > On Sunday, 21.01.2007 at 22:03 -0500, Jim Hyslop wrote:
> >
> [snip]
> > The above example flies in the face of the usual advice, but that's
> > because
7;m opening myself to some criticism by mentioning the above;
please *read* what I've written before replying with "You shouldn't ever
use root directly", because I don't believe that's an appropriate
criticism in this case. ;-)
As always, so long as one properly considers
n which the individual disks are readable direcly, like
RAID-1; or, just a non-RAIDed partition.
If you have three disks (or more), which you presumably do for RAID-5,
make a small three-disk RAID-1 partition at the start for your boot
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My favourite quote so far this year :-)
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> (sudo apt-get -f install is ok)
Just wondering if this is because Debian is switching from using Exim as
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> solution is good or not.
I'd suggest raising a full Debian bug report on this one: if data
corruption is taking place, this should be sorted.
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into sshd_config. This stops any direct password attacks. It is less
secure than disabling access to the root account completely, but offers
a great deal of convenience that can sometimes be useful.
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> > > > On the other hand, performance will probably be better with a dedicated
> > > > hardware raid controller.
> > >
> > > it highly depends on the hardware raid. The true hardware RAID with XOR
> > > counting and mirroring support will be much fas
lmost no CPU overhead, and is often a
good low-cost option.
Part of your decision must rest on what exactly the machine will be
doing. Different RAID setups are best suited for different usage
patterns, e.g. RAID-5 is often a good general-purpose storage server
option, RAID-10 is usually re
hich one would result in more speed after putting an INDEX on it?
> VARCHAR(8) or INT(10)?
>
> ...I use mySQL..
This is the previous thread when you asked before:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2006/11/msg02253.html
I think the answer is probably "it depends".
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n you'd need to ensure that the services were configured to
listen on different ports, although that would be fairly trivial to
achieve.
Perhaps we can help further if you explain exactly what you're trying to
achieve by installing both simultaneously?
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th is highly erratic and overall very slow.
> >
> >I'm in New Jersey, USA. If that makes any difference.
>
> Is anybody else having similar problems?
>
> Is anybody else *not* having these problems?
Noticed the symptoms you describe: from the UK just now.
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> >to which the machine is put. Kernel bugs are normally only
> >exploitable by local users; SSL bugs are most likely to be
> >exploitable remotely.
. If
you have no local users other than yourself, but run many
publically-accessible services, then SSL bugs are much more important!
(I'm not saying my example above is true in every single case, but I
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looked" was, then: Mutt has had POP
and IMAP support (in some form at least) since version 1.0 and probably
before that: which was released in late 1999 :-) Not sure when SSL
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> interface, so I *think* it is fine.
I suspect the problem is that Mutt doesn't *use* the web interface!
Mutt must be using either POP3/SSL or IMAP/SSL if it has been configured
to use SSL: you need to fix the POP3 or IMAP certificate, in that case,
not just Apache.
to do certain updates after hours, just in case.
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>
> Yes, you should switch to aptitude.
Explaining *why* you suggest using aptitude rather than apt-get might be
helpful...
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rrect - you
might be better off simply setting the appropriate DocumentRoot.
It's unclear whether the 'extra' /cgi-bin/bugzilla is the result of an
Apache redirect or as a result of Bugzilla being misconfigured: can you
show us the Apache logs for your attempted login, please?
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live - I've reconfigure my setup slightly so can't tell you the exact
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On Monday, 30.10.2006 at 13:18 -0700, edwardsa wrote:
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> >On Monday, 30.10.2006 at 11:06 -0700, edwardsa wrote:
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> >>I have some ubuntu machines living inside of a debian firewall machine
> >>that point to an apt-cacher archive o
't do this! (If that's not what
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If not, then something is stopping your clock synchronising.
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On Friday, 13.10.2006 at 20:12 +0200, Sven Arvidsson wrote:
> On Fri, 2006-10-13 at 18:46 +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > Once Etch is released, the next Testing branch needs a new name. Anyone
> > know what it's going to be called? If no decision has yet been made,
> >
On Friday, 13.10.2006 at 13:50 -0400, Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2006 at 06:46:24PM +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> > Current Testing is Etch, which will be the next stable release:
> > Debian 4.0
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> > Once Etch is released, the next Testing branch n
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ges/sarge-ldap-auth-howto - take a look there.
Basically, the NSS package allows the local system to tie up local UID
and GID with the right 'real' users in LDAP; the PAM package handles the
authentication side of things.
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hat I mean by that...? I'm referring to the accounts
> stored in your /etc/passwd file.
Except they're probably *not* stored in /etc/passwd if you've got them
in LDAP, no?
People know what you mean by "normal Linux logons", I guess: although
you are probably referri
On Wednesday, 23.08.2006 at 10:13 +0100, Dave Ewart wrote:
> I've been seeing the error:
>
> Aug 18 21:24:59 titan kernel: eth-gig1: too many iterations (6) in
> nv_nic_irq.
>
> in the logs when there is heavy network traffic on my Sarge/amd64
> system. The error
tions (16) in
nv_nic_irq.
There's no obvious misbehaviour going on, apart from seeing this
message, but I'm concerned.
Any thoughts/comments on this?
Thanks,
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156071360 blocks [2/2] [UU]
md0 : active raid1 sdb1[0] sda1[1]
19534912 blocks [2/2] [UU]
unused devices:
Not entirely sure how to interpret the results, but there is some
suggestion that it is reading from both disks...
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bably have a bottleneck somewhere else. Are these disks on the
same controller channel?
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this should be relatively
> trivial to accomplish without losing many settings.
I'd second this advice. Re-install, don't even *try* to downgrade...
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