> Last I heard, you needed an experimental kernel module for this.
>
> - -d
>
>
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> David Talkington
Hey There David - nice to hear from you again!!!
Experimental Kernel Module?
My original question asked whether we had made any progress on iptables
modules.
Looking from your above answer
Hi Edward,
Edward Dekkers wrote:
>>You are speaking, perhaps of H.323, a protocol which only a
>>standards committee member delegate could love.
>>
>> see: http://www.openh323.org/
>
> That's the one I think, yes.
>
> Unfortunately even that page doesn't tell me how to set up IPTables to allow
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Edward Dekkers wrote:
>> You are speaking, perhaps of H.323, a protocol which only a
>> standards committee member delegate could love.
>Unfortunately even that page doesn't tell me how to set up IPTables to allow
>for that protocol though.
Last I
> You are speaking, perhaps of H.323, a protocol which only a
> standards committee member delegate could love.
>
> see: http://www.openh323.org/
>
> -- Russ Herrold
That's the one I think, yes.
Unfortunately even that page doesn't tell me how to set up IPTables to allow
for that protocol thou
hi,
> I'm trying to upgrade a machine runing 6.2 to 7.3. The bootable CD runs
> until it says this:
>
> running /sbin/loader
> install exited abnormally -- received signal 11
>
> and then it sends termination signals...
I feel so many people might have experienced this pr
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Robert Canary wrote:
> I have two 50 mile 45Meg link. Expensive (about 10k per end), but after
> the initial cost I pay nothing else.
>
Just curious, Robert. How high off the ground are the terminating
endpoints for the 50 Mile link?
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hi,
> X is designed as a client/server protocol where
> the server (the display) may be on a different machine than the client
> (the program that's being run).
I agree. X-server can be used to query the server and display the server desktop
at client m/c.
use this command at the client m/c
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Pranay Kumar wrote:
> I am using rdesktop. Is it what you are looking for?
>
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> > > Subject: Terminal Ser
On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 23:41, Monte Milanuk wrote:
> I have a small problem w/ regard to /etc/resolv.conf keeps getting the
> following written to it (presumably by dhcpcd)
>
> domain milanuk.net
> nameserver 192.168.1.10
> search milanuk.net
>
> I was under the impression that having both the '
On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> This subject touched on when we all made the change to IPTables I recall
> from the list. It was then said that the modules to allow Windows Messenger
> to use voice and video chats would eventually come. (The IPChains ones I
> used to use worked perfec
I have a small problem w/ regard to /etc/resolv.conf keeps getting the
following written to it (presumably by dhcpcd)
domain milanuk.net
nameserver 192.168.1.10
search milanuk.net
I was under the impression that having both the 'search' and 'domain'
lines in /etc/resolv.conf at the same time wa
This subject touched on when we all made the change to IPTables I recall
from the list. It was then said that the modules to allow Windows Messenger
to use voice and video chats would eventually come. (The IPChains ones I
used to use worked perfectly). It has now been a long while, and a wild
sear
I am having trouble because for some reason my key bindings for some
programs (maple for example) seems to be conflicting with sawfish window
manager (control key sequences). Its funny because sometimes it works and
then my program crashes and the keys won't work until I log off.
Has anyone deal
I have two 50 mile 45Meg link. Expensive (about 10k per end), but after
the initial cost I pay nothing else.
I have a 17 mile backhual link cost less 5k.
While there are some ocean fiber concting the a few continents, most T1
links around the world are done by satelite. We have one hop going f
I am using rdesktop. Is it what you are looking for?
- Pranay
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On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 06:21:44PM -0500,
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Steve Buehler wrote:
> Does anybody know of any software all ready written or what would have to
> be done, to allow us to run a cyber cafe style setup. What we need the
> software to do is to allow someone to come in and plug in their computer to
> our network (actually a cu
Hi,
I can't seem to find the answer in the LPRng HOWTO or the list archives,
and somebody must know how to do this... If this isn't the
right place to ask, please tell me where I can go. TIA.
I've got 3 print jobs, one text and two postscript. (Really
there are 2 pdfs but I'm using pdftops an
On the machine which initiates the scp you use ssh-keygen (RTFM) to
generate a public/private key pair with no password. Do this as the
user that needs access, or copy the resulting key pair into that user's
home directory. Then you copy
the public key ($HOME/.ssh/identity.pub) onto the machine
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 06:21:44PM -0500, Chad and Doria Skinner wrote:
> Look up VNC
Or if the remote workstations are someting that runs (or can run X)
thenyou don't need VNC. X is designed as a client/server protocol where
the server (the display) may be on a different machine than the client
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Michael H. Warfield wrote:
> OH! One other "gotcha", if you are like me with other interfaces.
>You have to set "PEERDNS=no" if you don't want it to screw with your
>DNS setup... If all you have is the broadband (I also have 4 ISDN BRI's
>whi
You use a DNAT rule to NAT/route an external address, or, at the very
least, port 110 (the POP3 port), to an internal system on that port.
Works quite well...and is as simple as:
$IPTABLES -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -d xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -p tcp --dport 110 -j DNAT
--to yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy
$IPTABLES
Hello,
I'm trying to upgrade a machine runing 6.2 to 7.3. The bootable CD runs
until it says this:
running /sbin/loader
install exited abnormally -- received signal 11
and then it sends termination signals...
I try to find sth on google about this, but I didn't find anything usable...
Any advi
Assuming he's talking long distances point-to-point, then he'd have been
wrong on being able to go longer with wireless than wired, anyhow.
You can go all the way around the world with wired T1, T3, etc...you can't
do that with wireless without employing satellites in the process.
On Mon, 3
On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 11:12, David Talkington wrote:
>
> Just wanted to draw that distinction, since user-installable software on
> a secure system is not a familiar concept to people who come from other
> operating systems.
Good point to make. I normally create ~/root as software root for
in
Usually found at /boot/System-map
If you've recompiled a kernel or something, then you have to copy the
System-map that gets created over to /boot or wherever you put your boot
stuff. If you haven't touched anything and you're using an RPM'd kernel,
then reinstall it.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, LuisMi
Government restrictions on transmissions over radio frequencies (ie. FCC
in the USA), and lack of security.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Shyam Kumar Mankayil wrote:
>
> I know this may not be a very bright question
>
> I guess you can transmit over greater distances using a Wireless setup , ie :
>
Has somebody tried to install rpmfind from the 7.3 distro (always on a 7.3
installation). I got a stupid dependency, and had to rebuild from the src.rpm
and the install.
Very odd.
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Hi,
I have been using Windows 2000 Advanced server and i was wondering if there is any
kind of terminal services software on Linux that can project the current X windows
session over a network to a differnt computer. What i am looking to do is setup a
Linux file server and basically connect us
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 02:27:51PM -0600, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> "Michael H. Warfield" wrote:
> > When he said it was ready, I "ifup'ed"
> > the interface and a couple seconds later was pleased to see "obtaining
> > information for eth0" followed by "[OK]". He was impressed (and surprised,
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On Monday 03 June 2002 04:48 pm, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I have a PIII, and am trying to figure out whether the i386-optimized
> kernel was installed or the i686 was. I'm assuming it's the i686 one,
> but how can I prove this (uname -a, rpm -q, etc.)?
T
> from:"=?iso-8859-1?Q?Ricardo_J._M=E9ndez_Castro?=" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> date:Sat, 01 Jun 2002 20:51:53
> to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> subject: Re: Migrating Outlook Express messages
>
>
> Hi again,
>
> After getting my scanner recognized, the main thing that's stopping me from
On Monday 03 June 2002 04:48 pm, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I have a PIII, and am trying to figure out whether the i386-optimized
> kernel was installed or the i686 was. I'm assuming it's the i686 one,
> but how can I prove this (uname -a, rpm -q, etc.)?
Control center will tell you.
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David McGlone.
I am trying to understand how to get the Infrared port working on my laptop
with RedHat 7.2. I have been reading a web page howto, it did a good job
of confusing me even more.
http://mobilix.org/Infrared-HOWTO/Infrared-HOWTO.html
My object is to be able to sync my palm pilot up with the Infrare
David Talkington wrote:
> Speed, however, is very disappointing so far, compared to the Earthlink
> DSL link I lost when I moved.
Downlink I don't have a problem with, it's the uplink that really pisses me off:
128Kbit up, 1.5Mbit down. I should've stuck with DST. Maybe I'll get it back, a
> from:Greg Robertson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> date:Mon, 03 Jun 2002 21:28:52
> to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> subject: Re: Cdrom Reading
>
> About every 30 seconds I see the light on my Cdrom turn on and it looks like its
>seaking for a cdrom. When this occurs my system pauses and wai
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Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>Does anyone have RH7.3 (or 7.2, doesn't matter) running with AT&T Broadband
>(using a LinkSys BEFCMU10 Cable Modem) ? Right now I have this thing connected
>to my Win2000 machine, but I'd like to connect it to my Linux
I also had no problems with my setup apart from the "we don't support Linux"
comment. Simply ifup'd through my Linksys cable router set as a DHCP server
and pulling DHCP from comcast@home (not quite the same company, but I just
switched from AT&T to Comcast when they bought out my area). Had eve
I have a PIII, and am trying to figure out whether the i386-optimized
kernel was installed or the i686 was. I'm assuming it's the i686 one,
but how can I prove this (uname -a, rpm -q, etc.)?
Marco
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About every 30 seconds I see the light on my Cdrom
turn on and it looks like its seaking for a cdrom. When this occurs my
system pauses and waits for about 3 seconds. Does anyone know what is
causing this and what I can do to make it stop.
I have a Scsi Cdrom and Burner if that could ma
"Michael H. Warfield" wrote:
> When he said it was ready, I "ifup'ed"
> the interface and a couple seconds later was pleased to see "obtaining
> information for eth0" followed by "[OK]". He was impressed (and surprised,
> I think he thought it would be trouble and it was a peice of cake).
A
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 02:11:14PM -0600, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>
> Does anyone have RH7.3 (or 7.2, doesn't matter) running with AT&T Broadband
> (using a LinkSys BEFCMU10 Cable Modem) ? Right now I have this thing connected
> to my Win2000 machine, but I'd like to connect it to my Linux
Does anyone have RH7.3 (or 7.2, doesn't matter) running with AT&T Broadband
(using a LinkSys BEFCMU10 Cable Modem) ? Right now I have this thing connected
to my Win2000 machine, but I'd like to connect it to my Linux box, and set it
up as a firewall. However, I seem to recall during the ins
On Mon, Jun 03, 2002 at 10:19:39AM -0500, Justin Ellison wrote:
: Looking into freeing up some hard drive space on my laptop, and
: thinking about getting an MP3 player. What does everyone have, how do
: you like it? Windows is not an option - if it doesn't work in Linux,
: I'm not getting
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Gordon Messmer wrote:
>> Is it possible to install X (X server and simple X window manager)
>> by non-super user? (on RH)
>
>It isn't. It's not even possible to install the X server from source in
>an alternate location as a non-root user, since som
On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 10:25, Brian Lee wrote:
> Is it possible to install X (X server and simple X window manager)
> by non-super user? (on RH)
It isn't. It's not even possible to install the X server from source in
an alternate location as a non-root user, since some executables
(notably the se
On Mon, 2002-06-03 at 01:09, Lewi wrote:
> oh, ic
> in what I'm thinking now it's clear now that running proftpd is better than wu-ftpd
> because I see that proftpd ran as non-root user
Only the root user can chroot(). If proftpd is run as non-root, you
lose that capability.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002 13:37:28 -0400 (EDT)
Gordon Charrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the version of pine supplied by RedHat support imap? If so, I've
> never been able to find how to configure it from the setup menus.
>
Go to Main > Setup > Configure Then explore the options there. Ther
Does the version of pine supplied by RedHat support imap? If so, I've
never been able to find how to configure it from the setup menus.
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On 3 Jun 2002, Justin Ellison wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Looking into freeing up some hard drive space on my laptop, and
> thinking about getting an MP3 player. What does everyone have, how do
> you like it? Windows is not an option - if it doesn't work in Linux,
> I'm not getting it.
When I
i went looking for answers to this question on google
but didn't spend too much time
this might be helpful though:
http://plus24.com/mp3-howto/mp3-howto-24.html
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starving programmer
this is your life and it's ending one minute at a time.
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Ok here is something quite odd:
tcpdump shows the arp reply from the server as: arp reply 192.168.0.5 is-at
0:e0:98:88:3a:2b
while on the client it shows the correct MAC address: 0:e0:98:98:3a:3b
I have tried hardwiring both with the following command in
/etc/pcmcia/config.opts:
module "pcnet_c
XMMS (www.wmms.org) is a great mp3 player. If the laptop is tight on
resources you might also want to look at mpg123 (www.mpg123.org) with the
gqmpeg front-end (http://gqmpeg.sourceforge.net/).
AE
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I think he's talkin about a hardware device MP3 player. Like Apple's thing.
Although I don't know off hand which ones would work in Linux, I am sure you
could get a USB based one to work in later distros.
- Matt Bradford
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Or give vsftpd a try. It is fast and more secure IMHO than wu-ftpd.
Pro-FTPD is good as well.
-matt chapman
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Subject: Re: about chroot wu-ftpd; was->Re: Re: the port 41430?
I've read that WinAmp has a Linux client also!
But I'd prefer the use of good open-source software over something ported
from Windows.
Oh, and the KDE Media Player (notrn) plays MP3 files too.
On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> Justin Ellison wrote:
>
> > Looking int
Justin Ellison wrote:
> Looking into freeing up some hard drive space on my laptop, and
> thinking about getting an MP3 player. What does everyone have, how do
> you like it? Windows is not an option - if it doesn't work in Linux,
Erm, XMMS ?
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Hi all,
Looking into freeing up some hard drive space on my laptop, and
thinking about getting an MP3 player. What does everyone have, how do
you like it? Windows is not an option - if it doesn't work in Linux,
I'm not getting it.
Justin
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I don't think the initial query had to do with T1 type, line of sight type
transmission. My impression was that he was asking about wireless
ethernet, rather than cabling up a building/facility.
And from what I've priced, the equipment cost, alone, for the long
distance (not that you get grea
On Sun, 2002-06-02 at 23:19, Chad and Doria Skinner wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good cross platform VNC client and server? Also, I
> have been looking at freeS/WAN does anyone know of a free IPSEC client for
> windows that will work with it?
AFAIK, there is a document in the FreeS/WAN package
Unfortunately if I boot with everything removed from the system then it is
just like me not having the card in normally. When I put it in the card
services daemon will pick it up right away. If I don't have card services
running then nothing works. :-P Thanks for the idea though.
- Matt Br
Does anybody know of any software all ready written or what would have to
be done, to allow us to run a cyber cafe style setup. What we need the
software to do is to allow someone to come in and plug in their computer to
our network (actually a customers network). They want the following:
1.
Ok, the card is on IRQ3 (not sure how that got past the default filters...
but oh well.) So I went into BIOS and simply disabled COM2 (aka IR port).
Still the same issue. Here are a couple lines from tcpdump on both
machines:
server:
10:34:41.651859 arp who-has 192.168.0.5 tell my.host.machine
Hi,
I tried to give my user the permission of writing on a vfat partition
(applying gid) but I think I made a mess .. and obviously it doesn't
work.
Can you explain me, in details, howto?
This is my configuration:
user name is: host_user
shared vfat: /dev/hda2
What book,or guide or
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On Sat Jun 01 2002 at 02:40, "Josep M." wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Is possible see all logs in tty12 ? I read this,but not how to do this!
>
> Thanks
> Josep
Trivial. Add the following to /etc/syslog.conf:
*.* /dev/tty12
then reload or restart syslog. (
Hello gentleman:
We are in need to securing our portion of the network and I have been given
this project. I'm seeing this as an opportunity to pull Linux into the
environment, and so my question is:
At the hands of a skilled administrator, is not Snort as good as any of
these other high priced
Hi!
You post this question:
"Any one know of any software that will help clean up the noise in mp3's?
I've
seen it for windows but can't find anything for linux."
Can you tell me the name of the software for windows to clean up the noise
in mp3's?
Thank you
Regards
A/C Marcelo Rodriguez
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No that is wrong. I have been doing wireless Internet for about two
years now. It is cheaper on the clients and runs rock solid. My links
are priced per facilty based T1 tiering (ie 64k, 128k, etc.). The
reason you do not see more of it is because there is a line-of-sight
issue. This is becau
Correct me if I am wrong but how about “Bandwidth
& reliability”? As far as I can see… wired technologies offer
greater bandwidth and reliability than their wireless counterparts.
- Pranay
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Don't type late in the evening...What I meant to write was "Doea anyone know
of a good cross platform VPN client and server"?
> Does anyone know of a good cross platform VNC client and server?
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I know this may not be a very bright question
I guess you can transmit over greater distances using a Wireless setup , ie :
radio frequencies , than a wired setup .
Why then are we not sitting in an exclusively wireless world(Internet and all ) ?
Regards,
Shyam Sign up to watch the FIFA World
Hi all,
I am running RedHat Linux 7.2 on my boxes and I have some troubles with the user's
.rhosts file. I want to allow the login procedure via rsh and rlogin directly without
password
for serveral users and for serveral computers.
So I specified in my .rhosts file the metacharacter '+', but
oh, ic
in what I'm thinking now it's clear now that running proftpd is better than wu-ftpd
because I see that proftpd ran as non-root user
thank you very much
On Sun, Jun 02, 2002 at 10:59:10PM +1000, Greg Wright wrote:
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>
> On 2/06/2002 at 1:18 P
Has anyone succeded in making squid do ldap authentication using an
ldap server running on Netware? I have the squid_auth_ldap utility, but
do not get anywhere with it.It does not find the user on novell.
I think the problem is on the novell side, but I do not know enough about
Netware to correct
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