Re: modconf ; etc/modules and loading modules at boot up

> #include > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM: > > > # /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boot time. > > # > > # This file should contain the name of kernel modules that are > > # to be loaded at boot time, one per line. > > 8139too.o > > > > Ok. > > Not okay. T

Re: modconf ; etc/modules and loading modules at boot up

> #include > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon Feb 11, 2002 um 02:28:34PM: > > > # /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boot time. > > # > > # This file should contain the name of kernel modules that are > > # to be loaded at boot time, one per line. > > 8139too.o > > > > Ok. > > Not okay. T

modconf ; etc/modules and loading modules at boot up

Hi. It´s me again. I ve got another problem with my modconf and my /etc/modules. I ve compiled the 2.4.17 Kernel. One of my modules which have to be insmod at boot up is the 8139too.o modul. If put it manually in the /etc/modules so it looks like this: # /etc/modules : Kernel modules to load at boo

Re: proftpd and ftpaccess

> you can do a lot with proftpd.conf. I have recently been securing it up > on > my box. > > Just use: man proftpd.conf > and check out all the stuff you can do. You can do a chroot in the config > file so a user is dumped into their homedir and cant access anything > except > what is in their h

proftpd and ftpaccess

Hi ! First thanks to Black Liam ! Ok. I want to set up an ftp-server. But I´ve got som problems. The server I wnat to use is proftpd. I´ve installed it on my system. There was no ftpaccess, ftphosts and ftpusers so I `ve created them myself. The ftphosts and ftpusers aren`t very importen for me. T

proftpd and ftpaccess

Hi ! First thanks to Black Liam ! Ok. I want to set up an ftp-server. But I´ve got som problems. The server I wnat to use is proftpd. I´ve installed it on my system. There was no ftpaccess, ftphosts and ftpusers so I `ve created them myself. The ftphosts and ftpusers aren`t very importen for me. T

How to set a new mountpoint ?

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Problem with ping on myself

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