"Angel L. Mateo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> El día Mon, 13 Mar 2000 17:22:35 -0600 "Stephen Hargrove" escribió:
> >
> > I've screwed something up big time, and I'm not sure what I've done. =
> > Whenever I login, I get the following:
> >
> > Last login: Mon Mar 13 17:05:36 from stephen
> >
El día Mon, 13 Mar 2000 17:22:35 -0600 "Stephen Hargrove" escribió:
>
> I've screwed something up big time, and I'm not sure what I've done. =
> Whenever I login, I get the following:
>
> Last login: Mon Mar 13 17:05:36 from stephen
> No directory /home/Stephen!
> Logging in with home =3D "/"
I believ you got something setup wrong Eddie. Killing the modem should
also send a signal to ppp to die. Are you running pppd with the "modem"
option. The lock file will reflect the ppp PID. Send it standard kill
will disconnect the pppd. I have attached a script that I use that runs
from cr
Is this for sendmaill? File size is in sendmail.cf
The answer to the meaning of life:
perl -e 'print$i=pack(c5,(41*2),sqrt(7056),(unpack(c,H)-2),oct(115),10); '
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 09:20:47 -0600 (CST)
> From: Vidiot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To:
Charles Galpin wrote:
> Mar 13 22:49:24 server inetd[10663]: auth/tcp: bind: Address already in
> use
> Mar 13 22:59:24 server inetd[10663]: auth/tcp: bind: Address already in
> use
>
> I have named setup to run at boot time in ntsysv.
hehehe... The "bind" in the syslog is referring to the bind
On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 11:04:13PM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote:
> I know I've seen this one before, but can't find it in the archives
>
> I get these every ten minutes in the logs:
>
> Mar 13 22:49:24 server inetd[10663]: auth/tcp: bind: Address already in
> use
> Mar 13 22:59:24 server inetd[10
> A H Fekry wrote:
> I've installed RH 6.0, but the screen lines need to be fixed
> because the x windows and the font are too small.
Make sure that your 100DPI fonts are installed (rpm -q
XFree86-100dpi-fonts). Then, edit /etc/X11/fs/config. Look for the
catalogue there. Reorder the list
I know I've seen this one before, but can't find it in the archives
I get these every ten minutes in the logs:
Mar 13 22:49:24 server inetd[10663]: auth/tcp: bind: Address already in
use
Mar 13 22:59:24 server inetd[10663]: auth/tcp: bind: Address already in
use
I have named setup to run at boo
Ward William E PHDN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>[...explanation of soft vs. hard NFS mount...]
>I'm not being super clear, I know... but it's the easiest way I can explain
>it.
OK that explains it more or less, thanks.
>As for your fstab entry if you want it to automatically mount, why are
Fred responded:
>I didn't even know there WAS a size limit, I've been using it for
>file/mail/news transfer for years.
Guess you have to back as far as I do, back to the days when the only
means of communication for e-mail was UUCP :-)
>Looking in "info uucp" under the section on the 'sys' file
I'm not so sure that there is a uucp size limitation. Been using uucp for
years and years, and have seen messages megabytes in size.
There is / canbe a sizelimitation in sendmail, which might be the
cause of your grief. You'll need a copy of the sendmail.cf file
from your uucp provider, to see if
ok so i got it configured and no dma/irq/io conflicts
and then it says erroc occurred while opening /dev/audio?
any fix?
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"Michael S. Dunsavage" wrote:
>
> I did get my sound card to work well I can hear Linus speak but I cannot
> hear the midi.
>
> My sound is soundblaster compatany help appreciated.
>
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I had a similar
Hiya - been getting a few of these popping up in our log files and
I'm wondering if it's likely we have a hardware fault - or is it
something that I can remedy by re-formatting the drive (with masking
bad blocks?). If a reformat is the option then how would I go about
this?
TIA - dan.
kernel
I did get sound to work for everything excep xmms?
I cannot get any mp3's to play?
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I did get my sound card to work well I can hear Linus speak but I cannot
hear the midi.
My sound is soundblaster compatany help appreciated.
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I ran xmms from a terminal in X and it told me cannot open /dev/ttys1
well my modem is on that
is there a way to make xmms read to /dev/dsp?
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On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 09:20:47AM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
> Anyone know how to change the file size limitation that UUCP has?
> I need to increase it to basically unlimited.
>
> The last time I did something like this was way back in BSD Unix days
> and did it through soource changes. Hopefully th
I would start with giving myself execute permissions on the directory
chmod u+x /home/Stephen
Then you should be able to cd into it and do a listing on it. I forget
which of these you get with x permisions
Bret
> Stephen Hargrove wrote:
>
> I've screwed something up big time, and I'm not su
I've screwed something up big time, and I'm not sure what I've
done. Whenever I login, I get the following:
Last login: Mon Mar 13 17:05:36 from stephenNo directory
/home/Stephen!Logging in with home = "/".bash:
/home/Stephen/.bash_profile: Permission denied
Additionally, I can't go anyw
Thanks Steve, this is exactly what I was looking for : )
Timothy Lillicrap
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Steve Dixon wrote:
> edit the file /etc/pam.d/login and comment out the securetty line. it
> should be right after the first comment. then just try to telnet and
> you should be good to go.
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Hello:
I am trying to write a script to allow the killing of a ppp
process for a dialup user. I am running a cylades cyclom -ye pci board with 32
ports for dialup access to the net and when a user logs in pppd will assign a
random /dev/pppn device to it. It could be ppp0 through ppp31. But
Adam Goucher wrote:
> I know that Real has released RealServer 7 for Linux, but has the player
> been released yet? I couldnt find it. If it hasnt, anyone know when it
> will be released? In the meantime, whats the link to the most recent
> player? The version I have keeps crapping out.
Yes, I c
Vladimir Kamenov wrote:
> I tried to install ddd-3.2-4.i386.rpm from redhat, but it needs
> libXm.so.2. Can some one point me out, which rpm contains this library?
lesstif
If you got ddd from Red Hat, I assume you'll find the lesstif rpm in the
same location. lesstif is an open source clone of
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Timothy Lillicrap wrote:
> I would like to be able to gain root access through telnet without
> having to go in as a normal user and then su.
Either use ssh (better - if you put up authorization keys, you don't even
need to type the password every time if security is not a c
>Hi I have a small LAN in my house which is physically isolated from the
>internet. It is composed of several linux boxes (some RH6.0 and some Slackware
>7.0). Because it is isolated from the internet I am not concerned about
>security (also the machines hold no valuable data). When I wish to t
I have sound confgiured and it can play waves files and the cdrom but
not mp3s
I ran xmms in a terminal in X and it told me no permission to /dev/ttys1
or some sort
but the problem is my modem is on ttys1...how can i get it to pipe to
/dev/dsp?
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Timothy Lillicrap wrote:
>
> Hi I have a small LAN in my house which is physically isolated from the
> internet. It is composed of several linux boxes (some RH6.0 and some Slackware
> 7.0). Because it is isolated from the internet I am not concerned about
> security (also the machines hold no v
edit the file /etc/pam.d/login and comment out the securetty line. it
should be right after the first comment. then just try to telnet and
you should be good to go.
Timothy Lillicrap wrote:
>
> Hi I have a small LAN in my house which is physically isolated from the
> internet. It is composed
Hi,
I tried to install ddd-3.2-4.i386.rpm from redhat, but it needs
libXm.so.2. Can some one point me out, which rpm contains this library?
Many thanks,
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Anyone heard mention of this, or does this exist
already?
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netatalk is very simple to configure after installing the rpm. Just add you
shares to the top of the /etc/atalk/AppleVolumes.system file.
As you can see, I'm share the /vol1 linux directory to a Apple "Vol1" share.
[ewood@secure atalk]$ head AppleVolumes.system
# Last Updated March 11, 1999
# U
Hi I have a small LAN in my house which is physically isolated from the
internet. It is composed of several linux boxes (some RH6.0 and some Slackware
7.0). Because it is isolated from the internet I am not concerned about
security (also the machines hold no valuable data). When I wish to telne
> funny enough, I'm using sawmill (since it was the default with helix), but
> I swear it was working originally.
>
> I did switch back to E, and then back to sawmill which might have done it.
>
> But since it was working when I got it, I like to think I can get it back.
>
> Then again, that to
Just bought an HP1100 because it is 100% compatable with the HP LJ4 drivers.
Set everything up in the printer control panel and when I do an lpr -PHP1100
/etc/sendmail.cf it prints right away but there is a minimal margin and the
print is cut off at the top, bottom, and sides. I tried to adjust th
Simple question: I want to change the skull & crossbones images in the
password dialogue box on Xscreensaver. I have a nice penguin I'd like to
put in there. :-) Where does Xscreensaver look for that image on the
filesystem and what is the filename of the image? Maybe I can save
having to
When user of mine tries to get their mail via pop3 and they get
terminated during the process, when they dial back in to get their mail it
won't let them because the other pop3 process is running. Is there anyway
to change the timeout or to increase the sessions?
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integr
> Thanks. I assume you meant /tmp/sda, instead of /dev/sda.
I did, I'm a moron :)
Matt
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Newbie question:
can anyone tell where to get the latest rpm's for ssh and what version they are?
TIA
Steve
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Hi
I am new to this list this might be stupid but it would be nice if you
could answer .
I am a newbie to linux since when i installed linux my sound card though
get's detected but doesnt work I guess it is not supportd by linux
Using setup command or sndconfig whenever I try to install it the sy
Rodrigo Moya wrote:
> I've got a text file containing the following:
>
> /dir/file1=/mnt/zip/dir/file1
> /dir/dir/file2=/mnt/zip/dir/dir/file1
> ...
>
> and like this with hundreds of files. What I want is to read all the
> file and copy the files in the first position (to the left of '=') to
>
I've got a Linux NFS mount exported and I can mount it from another Linux
box with no problem. I would like to mount this from an AIX box. Anyone got
any experience with such a thing? I am getting an error that vmount is not
permitted from the AIX box.
Thanks
Mike
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Ok, I tried switching back and forth between window managers. It looks
like the pager only has one desktop under sawmill.
Any regular sawmill users out there? Can you use the pager with more than
one desktop?
This may just be a helix bug.
charles
p.s. the top panle came back after switching des
funny enough, I'm using sawmill (since it was the default with helix), but
I swear it was working originally.
I did switch back to E, and then back to sawmill which might have done it.
But since it was working when I got it, I like to think I can get it back.
Then again, that top panel i was co
Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I somehow lost the multiple desktops on my gnome pager. There are 4 by
> default, but now I have one.
>
> The properties shows settings for rows and columns of desktops, but
> changing those settings doesn't help. I tried removing it and adding it,
> but that di
I am trying to configure sendmail 8. working within a linux network : 2
sparcs with RedHat6.1 and 1 Intel PC with RH 6.0 linked together by my
etherlink hub.
hostname : cyan.is.snpe_esm
yellow.is.snpe_esm
name+domainname : cyan.is.snpe_esm yellow.is.snpe_esm
On Mon, 13 Mar 2000, Thomas Porter wrote:
> Where do I put commands that I want activated when my eth0 interface
> comes up under pcmcia control? What about deactivating these commands when I take
>the interface down?
Hi Tom,
Try customizing /sbin/ifup-local and /sbin/ifdown-local. I also
At 06:21 PM 3/13/00 +0100, Rodrigo Moya wrote:
>Hi all!
>
>I've got a text file containing the following:
>
>/dir/file1=/mnt/zip/dir/file1
>/dir/dir/file2=/mnt/zip/dir/dir/file1
>...
>
>and like this with hundreds of files. What I want is to read all the
>file and copy the files in the first posit
init 1
mount / -o remount,ro
e2fsck -f /dev/hda1
mount / -o remount,rw
init 3
cd /linux1/g1/kleen/
rm car.jpg
Go to single user mode, remount the file system read only, run extended2
file system check in forced mode, correct errors found, remount the
file system read/write, go back to run level3
Hi all!
I've got a text file containing the following:
/dir/file1=/mnt/zip/dir/file1
/dir/dir/file2=/mnt/zip/dir/dir/file1
...
and like this with hundreds of files. What I want is to read all the
file and copy the files in the first position (to the left of '=') to
the place specified by the st
Thank you VER much
>
>Read the hosts.allow and hosts.deny man pages for the TCP wrappers.
>There are ways to invoke scripts on failed attempts. I even have
>a WAV file of Lt. Wharf on STNG calling a security alert if you really
>want to get perverted with this. ;-)
This is easy using timeserv which comes with the NT reskit. There's a
little ini file and you just point it towards a time server. Easy as that.
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The reason that soft mounts can cause problems is that, if a client
is brought up while the server is down, you can have constant network
traffic from the client trying to connect to the server; same if the server
is lost for a while in a dropout. However, the connection is not reset
on a hardmou
Read the hosts.allow and hosts.deny man pages for the TCP wrappers.
There are ways to invoke scripts on failed attempts. I even have
a WAV file of Lt. Wharf on STNG calling a security alert if you really
want to get perverted with this. ;-)
On Mon, Mar 13, 2000 at 12:41:02AM -0800, Wellington T
Anyone know how to change the file size limitation that UUCP has?
I need to increase it to basically unlimited.
The last time I did something like this was way back in BSD Unix days
and did it through soource changes. Hopefully there is a config
value.
Thanks in advance.
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That's where someone intercepts your data stream with the server.
To you, he pretends to be the server, to the server, he pretends
to be you. Basicly he's carying on a session with you an the server.
This is an old trick for getting people's ATM PIN numbers, etc...
Think of a fake ATM machine pro
Configuring SSH is not difficult. The configuration need only be
done on the server to determine the authentication method(s) of choice
and a few other parameters. The clients will negotiate with the server
to determine what is allowed. I would forgo the RSA key authentication
and just use simp
I saw this, and had to butt in...
I the sysadmin for a bunch of machines... not by training (I have only
a few formal classes on sysadmin, all taken while I was getting my
masters... and mostly dealing with the networking aspects of DNS/Bind/YP)
nor by inclination, nor even by job title... it's
Cool... Thx for the link. Good info there.
Thx again!!!
Frank
www.xmission.com/~dmacleod
>
> Hi Frank,
>
> Try this page:
> http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/network/ipchains2.html
>
> it helped me.
>
>
> Cindy
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I think that the right way to do is:
man rpm |colcrt > rpm.txt
Will do the magic,if you want to print do the same command but send the
commando for your printer device likeL
man rpm | colcrt > /dev/lp0
>I am not in linux, but I believe there is a -t or -T that will process the
>files, but I don
I recently got a laptop which uses a combo pcmcia card for connectivity.
This means that I do not have eth0 or ppp0 active all the time.
With ppp on my desktop machine, I know I can put commands to be executed when
the ppp interface comes up in /etc/ppp/ip-up.local, and turn them off in
/etc/ppp
I am not in linux, but I believe there is a -t or -T that will process the
files, but I don't know what the output looks like before printing. I
typically do "man -t ldapd | lpr -PHP882C" and it prints the information
directly. I think the filter is groff if I remember correctly, does anyone
know
"Indra D.Kurniawan" ïèøåò:
>
> Hello redhat-list-request,
>
> I'm a newbie, so please tell me how to install a driver for my sound
> card. I have its linux driver but I can't install it. I'm using
> redhat 6.1.
>
Hi!
(On behalf of redhat-list-request :)
If in your box installed well-know
On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 02:54:42PM -0600, Alan Mead wrote:
[...]
> I don't think portsentry will modify ipchains but I could be wrong
> about that.
I think that's configurable. portsentry can either use tcp wrappers,
simply drop the route and/or add a firewall rule when it detects a scan.
I haven
Hi,list!
i want to know,howto make my server BEEP on non autorized access?
kind a ,grab some not friend IP from log trying to connecting to telnet port
for example,then make the computer BEEP for infinite untill some responsable
for the server check whats going on.
Thanks
_
Or my 2*PIII550 desktop. :-)
Thanks a lot for that Jason. I'll try it tonight. I've been looking for
something like this for a long time.
Regards
Gustav
Jason Costomiris wrote:
>
> On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 09:47:16AM -0800, Toby A. Rider wrote:
> : Edward Schernau wrote:
> : > The kernel will n
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