> Internet
> |
> | (external NIC)
> |
> ariel
> | |
>(192.168.1.10) | | (192.168.247.10) <--- (two internal NICs)
> | |
> | |
> > As a regular user (not root) I want to be able to do a 'tail -f
> > /var/log/messages' whenever I dialup my ISP. This is all set up fine
> > but there is a recurring permissions problem: every time I reboot,
> > *something* changes the group permissions of /var/log/messages
> > FROM:
> > -rw
> If you need to upgrade your libc6 you have to do
> it at first. Otherwise you can't use tools like dpkg. It's very angry
> if this will happens. So note: You need always a working perl, dpkg
> needs it.
If you're going to upgrade libc remember to keep a backup of:
- the original packages (libc
* John Galt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010516 15:24]:
> >DEBIAN_SNORT_STATS_RCPT="root"
> ^
> Change this just on principle: using root to check system email is just
> another thing you can do as a user and not have to be logged in as root so
> much...
>
Why?
# vi /etc/al
* Rob Mahurin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010428 23:09]:
> 10:48 $ psselect -p _1 zeeman.ps > /dev/null
> [8] Wrote 1 pages, 86473 bytes
>
Shouldn't that be
psselect -p - file.ps > /dev/null
instead?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp$ psselect -p _1 report.ps >/dev/null
[11] Wrote 1 pages, 68447 bytes
* Benjamin Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010422 21:35]:
> 1.) the default behavior for debian seems to be to run modprobe on all
> modules listed in /etc/modules at boot time, without -k (autoclean). is
> there a way to change this behavior?
edit /etc/init.d/modutils
> 2.) i've looked through some
* Karsten M. Self [010404 09:45]:
> What you want is "apt-get clean"
> >
> > "autoclean" only removes packages that can no longer be downloaded.
>
> ...which is to say, packages which have been replaced by updated
> versions.
>
> What he wants _is_ autoclean, why it's not working, or his unde
Hi,
is there a way to delete packages from the cache (or from some other
directory) for which a newer package exists in that directory.
My /var/cache/apt/archives has several versions of lots of packages and
I want to remove them. apt-get autoclean doesn't seem to do what I want.
Iwan.
* Ralf G. R. Bergs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010309 19:18]:
> But it does this once EVERY HOUR?!
>
> Any other ideas?!
add this to the options block in /etc/bind/named.conf
statistics-interval 0;
or change it to a large value, like 1440 (=24*60). The former will
disable the statistics whil
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