ormation about systems, and then
based on that information, Puppet pushes out (or modifies) configuration files,
among other things. (LDAP support is built-in, so long as you add an
objectClass and a couple of attributes to your schema.)
http://www.puppetlabs.com/
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As for the SSL bits, you'll need a certificate. If you don't plan on
purchasing one, there are some good HowTos here:
http://sial.org/howto/openssl/
Keep in mind that you can use Start TLS on port 389 (which is what I
always do). You don't have t
ou're asking.
running the command "newaliases" don´t solve me nothing
All that command does is read `/etc/aliases` and generate `/etc/
aliases.db` from it.
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Because it screws up the order in which people normally read text.
Origina
/etc/
arno-iptables-firewall/firewall.conf`.
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has always been the case, it's against the policy
of backports.org to accept an upload."
Any truth to that? It would explain why XFCE isn't there.
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The magnitude of a problem does not affect its ownership.
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considers
people that bypass that process to be "illegal", "unregistered", or
something like that. Sounds pretty universal to me.
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want to experiment with different plug-ins to see which gives the best
performance. (This is easier said than done.)
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r new commands that may
have appeared since your shell was launched. I have very little
experience using `bash` but from what I've seen, it picks up new
commands automatically, so there's no need for an equivalent to
`rehash`.
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The m
o I included it just in case.
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m not aware of.
% aptitude install debsums
% rehash
% debsums sudo
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er it because they don't know what
it means and you won't find out until the installer is in your house
that it wasn't true.
I am also unable to find an ISP that doesn't block this and that port
"for my safety".
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Becau
the "Community" pages SliceHost offers. They have
quite a few articles and I believe some of them cover nginx under
etch. (For what it's worth, I've always run apache in a 256 MB slice
and haven't experienced any issues.)
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is just a maximum. It will actually be
quite small until you add files, so don't worry about creating it
locally and moving it.)
Feel free to e-mail me directly if you need help with any of this. (or
Google it. There are quite a few good articles out there.)
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you get access to
the machine, you can go to lenny if you prefer (see their FAQ).
[1]: http://www.slicehost.com/
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probably needs to use many
different networks. Manually switching the laptop back to a static
config every time you come home will probably take longer than waiting
on DHCP (and is a pain in the ass). ;)
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# apt-get -u dselect-upgrade# or dselect install
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roos and sharks with laser beams :) (we could do it you know -
don't try and stop us!)
Free societies aren't a threat to one another. We don't like the EU
because of their complete disregard for individual rights. It was
conceived of and implemented by socialists. It's tha
your case, the laptop might not always be powered
on or it might not always be on the same network as the desktop
machine, so you can't set up a simple schedule.
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On 2008-Sep-9, at 9:17 PM, tyler wrote:
In order to preserve the ownerships, I have to run
the above command as root, which requires that I configure sshd on the
desktop to accept root logins. Even behind a NAT router, that doesn't
seem like a good idea. Am I missing something?
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And rights have nothing to do with "need". If you never need to defend
yourself, good for you. But you still have a right to.
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ose an address that's outside
the range the router uses for DHCP assignments.
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