Is the file format dos or unix? An easy way using vi (you may be deluged
with alternatives) is to edit the file (e.g., 'vi scriptname.pl'), then type
':set fileformat=unix', then enter, then write the file (':wq' or 'ZZ' will
write and quit). I have found that newline differences can confuse per
I thought @home was going out of business? Up until several days ago, I
would have had an @home address. So maybe that's a caveat. Also, as you
have been told, different ISPs may do things quite differently (and even the
same ISP may change things around). My ISP did block some ports. Also,
m
IE thinks it's being helpful. IE will also prompt you if you tell it to but
IIRC you have to configure each extension and I find it extrodinarily
difficult to find the menu where one does this. I believe it's on the file
types dialog. But you seem to be seeking a general solution for the people
Office Jet ready" and this should be a
snap. I'm hoping someone can show me where I went wrong. I'll also post
briefly to the hpoj/hpijs lists.
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one a google search, looked at the two products' websites, and looked
through their preferences. No mention of anything like this. There do not
seem to be any messages in the system logs.
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I am preparing a used computer for my mother. I installed win98 SE and then
Enigma. Of course, I'm rooting for Linux but I notice that when I boot
Windows it flies while Gnome is quite slow. KDE seems to run faster (also
the little "hourglass" animations are psychologically pleasing). Is it
po
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: On Sat, Apr 14, 2001 at 09:31:04AM -0500, K Old wrote:
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: Hi Guys,
:
: It's been a while, but I just threw together a Redhat 7.0 FTP server and
: have a very basic question whic
t I now use putty most of the time, but IIRC it is
harder to cut and paste between putty windows than TeraTerm (with it's SSH
module; both free, AFAIK). TT also supports printing the screen buffer.
Putty may be a shade more reliable but they are both more reliable than,
say, Window
Ed,
I think Dell (and others) are way overpriced. IIRC, they wanted to put a
17" monitor and a high-powered graphics card in their server (what do they
think I'll be doing with it... Quake?). But to answer your question: yes,
my experience has been that Dell power edge servers (I've used the 13
At 01:50 PM 11/17/00 , Stan Isaacs wrote:
>I have several qustions about the Bash shell, some of which are probably
>true also of ksh and maybe other shells. Is there a good, detailed
>description/explaination for bash and why certain decisions have been made?
Stan, this is a poor excuse for a
Ted,
You should check out these URL's:
http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/ALPHA/linux-ha/High-Availability-HOWTO.html
http://linux-ha.org/
http://community.turbolinux.com/cluster/
After you understand clustering/high availability/failure
roll-over/whatever at a single site, you can decide if it
This sort of behavior is called names like "high availability" or "failure
roll-over". As you note, when the primary host is not operating, it cannot
refer surfers to the second. So this is not a solution you can implement
on the primary host. It has to be implemented "earlier" in the proces
At 12:37 PM 11/8/00 , Mark Lo wrote:
>Hi,
>
> I close them with "Ctrl + Z" key.
You need to read about bash. I suggest finding a good book. Or, at the
least, type 'man bash'. Both of these commands persist until you close
them. Control-Z does not close jobs, it "freezes" them. Control-
At 12:25 PM 11/8/00 , Mark wrote:
> I have something strange in my Redhat 6.2 Server. I found out that
>memory doesn't release when program closed. When I type the command
>"tail -f /var/log/cron" or "top"or . I can see the program is
>running by using the command "ps -aux". But w
At 04:39 AM 11/5/00 , Dave wrote:
>You see I reinstalled red hat 7.0 bare bones, to learn how it all works, I
>figured I would install the right packages for the job and go from there. I
>have learned so much through the process it's all good, but I cannot seem to
>figure out how the network setu
At 11:07 AM 11/5/00 , Jason Costomiris wrote:
>Ok, hands up! Who actually believes that EITHER OF THEM know what OS and
>web server software their sites run on?
The article that described this, I believe it was in Wired, related that
the message was conceived and implemented by Gore's webmaster
Gore's main page also used to have a little comment for folks who look at
the code.. something like "Thanks for checking out the code... it's
innovators like you who make this country great" I wouldn't vote for
someone because they use Linux.. but I might avoid someone who thinks NT is
a good ide
If you happen to be running 6.1 though:
[amead@rh61server amead]$ rpm -qf `which ping`
netkit-base-0.10-37
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equest. Solutions include: fixing the offending service
(e.g., sort out the DNS/ident/whatever issues) and not requesting this info
(in ftpd).
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At 02:40 AM 10/31/00 , you wrote:
>1) Is NetWare a reasonable beast to administer, they have the license already,
>the setup is pretty stable (after 10 months of screwups & problems!)
> and I'm
>thinking that there is no point going in there and changing
> everything. Will
>I be able
What is 'qotd'? Do you want to put fortune or a similar program in
/etc/bashrc?
-Alan
At 02:59 PM 10/26/00 , you wrote:
>The motd is static (same on every login), the qotd if dynamic (changes with
>each login).
>
>On Thursday 26 October 2000 15:58, you wrote:
> > - Original Message -
At 08:23 AM 10/24/00 , you wrote:
>I have been using RH since ver 4.0. I have also faithfully upgraded to the
>next version of RH the first day I could get my hands on it. That is until
>this 7.0 upgrade. I bought the cd, but I can't make myself feel good about
>upgrading to ver 7.0. Between this
BASIC code.
-Alan
At 01:09 PM 10/21/00 , you wrote:
>On Fri, 20 Oct 2000, Alan Mead wrote:
> > I have a book with BASIC code intended to run on a DOS system (like BASICA
> > or GW-BASIC). I can port it but I feel that running the original and
> > ported code on the same data
There's about a 3-5 day lag in my feed here at home so forgive me if this
has been discussed. The 6.2 RPM installed fine on my 6.2 machine but it
looks like the packages are formulated differently for 6.1 so that ping is
part of another package. I deleted the old ping and installed this fix. It
20-10. The old 5.x package runs but it fails every time I try to
load a file with "Type mismatch file". The Bywater BASIC doesn't support
all the DOS features like INPUT$.
Can anyone suggest an alternative. I may have to find an actual DOS system!
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Or, there is a link on the bottom somewhere to their web/ftp site. They
claim it's "free and open" or something like that.
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OT to be sure, but can anyone point me towards more info on why several of
our Windows machines are TCP port 427 open? I found explanations about
MacOS using this...
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At 06:40 PM 10/12/00 , Kevin Holmquist wrote:
>connection, etc. etc. Realistically, you shouldn't notice a difference (I
>have more trouble with lag from Battlenet than anything else!).
Amen!
>One final note: (legal disclaimer on) check with your isp before you set
>this up. In my case I had
At 12:16 PM 10/12/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I want to setup a Linux firewall/router to share my internet connection
>between several
>computers. Problem is, I only have an old 420meg harddrive to use (rest
>of system is Cyrix 166
>w/64meg RAM). Is this possible?
>
>I have minimal experien
A simpler way (in my version of OLE, YMMV) is to look at, I think it's
file/properties/Internet (or "details")... It shows all the
headers. Better than Eudora, actually.
Multiple emails?!?! Apparently, I cannot even get a single copy of each
email to my home address. Maybe I need to subscri
identd starting on your host is not an issue. If the ftp server is
demanding identd information from the Windows clients that they cannot
produce, that could cause trouble. I've never seen that with wu-ftpd but I
don't run it anymore.
I just checked the man page ('man ftpd') and glanced at t
At 01:18 PM 10/9/00 , listmail wrote:
> In redhat 6.2, I have st up an ftp server using the wu. I have set
>up jails for the various users, to seal them into their home directory. My
>problem is that while everything works fine in ters of connecting with a
>unix ftp program (such as ftp, a
At 08:58 PM 10/6/00 , you wrote:
>On Fri, Oct 06, 2000 at 02:39:06AM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Morning all
> >
> > I've just installed 7.0 on a spare Thinkpad, and find that I can not
> run some applications that worked fine on previous editions of RH.
> >
> > Acrobat reader installs ok
At 06:05 PM 10/8/00 , Michael Stack wrote:
>Is anybody familiar with software that would enable me to create simple
>graphs of linear equations? Did a search of redhat.com, but couldn't find
>anything. Is there a good place to go look for things like this? Normally
>I'd run over to rpmfind.net, bu
Yes, apache needs be able to see those pages to serve them. And apache runs
as nobody which has no special power to read files. You could run apache as
root but that's a significantly risky solution; not the kind of thing one
does on a tight ship. You might be able to add nobody to each group b
have
detected and handled the dependency? Or else how was I supposed to know?
Thanks!
-Alan
PS - What's with the list? Yesterday I got something at home five days
after I sent it from work! Now it just seems down...
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XX or later kernel
with 2.3 series usb support backported in place. ...
Thanks!
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At 03:50 PM 10/4/00 , Alan Mead wrote:
>At 11:09 AM 10/4/00 , Steve Curry wrote:
>>/home/username and I don't want them to be able to view any directory
>>structures below their home directory. How do I do this? For example a user
>>called ted in /home/ted shouldn'
At 11:09 AM 10/4/00 , Steve Curry wrote:
>First of all thanks ahead of time! I'm building a multiuser system that will
>be home to many untrusted user accounts. They are being setup in
Unsolicited advice: IMHO it's really hard to keep a system secure if you
cannot trust the users. The vast major
At 08:39 PM 9/25/00 , Eileen Orbell wrote:
>I seem to have great errors installing Perl modules.
>
>For example if I type:
>perl -MCPAN -e'install DBD::mysql'
>It returns
>[...]
>sh: y/sources/authors/id/J/JW/JWIED/Msql-Mysql-modules-1.2215.tar.gz: No
>such file or directory
>Could not open >y/bu
At 09:46 AM 9/27/00 , Mohammed Ennasar wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>in the past the Logout in the Main Menu turn Ok, but now i can't logout, i
>have to reboot me linux Redhat 6.0 to change to user
I don't understand the question so I cannot help solve the underlying
issue. However, I think Control-A
At 09:34 AM 9/27/00 , Chris S wrote:
>we have a dedicated cable line, i don't think there is anyone sharing it
>with us. i do know that the @home business package is totally separate
>from the regular @home line that people normally get into their homes. if
>we wanted to host 100 2page sites
At 02:48 PM 9/26/00 , Chris S wrote:
>we have a cable business line with one static ip (max. 3 static ips). i
>didn't want to ask them directly if we are able to do hosting until i knew
>a little more about what was needed. is there a way that i can set up my
>own DNS server so that i don't
At 01:16 PM 9/26/00 , you wrote:
>i would like to host multiple sites on my server and was wondering where
>to start. more specifically how to configure the server, what h/w
>requirements i will need (including bandwidth), and what documentation i
>can use to get up to speed with this. right
At 11:05 AM 9/23/00 , Jason Costomiris wrote:
>On Sat, Sep 23, 2000 at 12:12:16PM +0600, Selim Jahangir wrote:
>: Dear all
>: The fundamental differences between Network administration and system
>administration is what ?
>:
>: If the answer is with u then please send it to me .
>
>One guy cares
Eric,
I didn't see any replies to this and I don't know what your error message
means.
But I have some ideas. Are you using name- or IP-based hosts? Name-based
will not work (per se) with SSL because the name is transmitted by the
browser and it is not decrypted until after the server has sort
ssue. Am I
correct? Or would I need to modify the server (a stock RH RPM install, I
think)? Is there any reason not to say, "Yes!"?
-Alan
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At 05:58 PM 9/21/00 , Stephen King wrote:
>That did it. It was the good o'l Windoze telnet program that was ruining it.
>I downloaded the Tera Term and it works great.Thanks again to everyone!
>SK
>
>PS-Jason thanks for your idea but my eyes would be killing me after a couple
>of minutes. It looks
get a better client, I like Tera Term).
When I ssh from one Linux machine to another, my terminal type stays Linux
(which, incidentally, is probably the best). If you are connecting from
one UNIX/Linux machine to a remote Linux machine, what terminal typ
rrectly? It's hard to screw up the password but
the username could have a typo and if it is this, you'll be pulling all
your hair out...
BTW, I think the default Red Hat Apache explicitly disables overriding
authconfig... so that's why you have to add the directory entry in
httpd.con
Linux is more secure
(or securable) than NT/2000.
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57:41 zeus portsentry[578]: attackalert: UDP scan from host:
premiumA57.eugn.uswest.net/209.180.177.57 to UDP port: 22
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At 09:57 AM 9/8/00 , John wrote:
>On Fri, 08 Sep 2000, Eric Clover wrote:
> > just do what i did and get a job working for your isp.
> >
> > this way there is noone to blame but yourself :)
> >
>Heh. I know that feeling ALL too well! :-) i'm in the same position,
>although I got the job before the
I'm just seeing posts I made, and have been discussed, hours ago. I joined
this address years after my work address... But I guess my provider, At
Home, is to blame? My experience complaining to them has been like arguing
with the wind. Anyone have any advice? The bandwidth is nice anyway :)
At 05:18 PM 9/7/00 , Chuck Mead wrote:
>Sheesh! Dummy me! :-)
I think we can cut you some slack. :)
I didn't think of 'find'... so I'm feeling that it was a pretty dumb
question. Thanks to Steve and others for that suggestion.
-Alan
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At 02:03 PM 9/7/00 , you wrote:
>My understanding is that hosts.allow/deny only effect those services run by
>inetd...
One would think so but that's not the case. You can think of SSH as going
out of it's way to use hosts.allow/.deny. If the TCP_WRAPPER option was
used at compile time, they W
7;t executables nor in my path
(nor does which apparently accept multip[le lines of input).
Am I missing something or is this not simple to do this? Maybe I need a
shell script?
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why the output
varies between depending on whether it's going to the screen to a pipe. I
sense the possibility that I could learn something here...
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At 04:46 AM 9/7/00 , you wrote:
> I can only give a cursory responce to this one (massive conflicts of
>interest and what have you), but if you're going to buy a Poweredge anyway
>and then trash what's on it (NT or wever) to install Linux then why not
>start with RH and build from there ?
I echo what Eric said. You basically, install the RPM binaries and it
works. Only thing you need to do is connect once to a new host (once per
login) and say 'yes' (*not* 'y') to the prompt to store that hosts'
cert. Oh, you have to start sshd in /etc/rc.d/init.d.
If you don't have the RPM'
David,
I only have trouble with BS within a few programs (actually, I think it's a
readline problem) and even then it does not "delete the entire line". I do
not know what is wrong with your install but what you describe is not the
usual behavior.
-Alan
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At 07:54 AM 8/25/00 , you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Is there some "disconnect after x seconds inactivity"
>setting for remote connections somewhere? Telnet
>on windoze locks after ~20 seconds of inactivity.
>
>I'm running a standard RH 6.0 server installation.
You mean the telnet client that comes wit
At 06:53 AM 8/4/00 , you wrote:
>Can you please send me the DNS way to redirect the URL. I also would like to
>know about apache redirect/rewrite methods!!
I haven't seen any answers to the list is either slow, or they've been
off-list, or you've gotten none. I don't administer our DNS but I t
I am preparing some Linux training for our programming staff who would like
to know about Linux but who work almost entirely with Windows right now. I
figure I'll stand on the shoulders of giants and follow the RHCE exam
objectives, edited for my company's context. Ok, so am I totally thick or
a
Jim,
This is a fairly frequent problem. I would find an archive and search for
lpt1 and perhaps for [SOLVED] although I think a lot of people don't report
their success.
You can check that there is a 'parport' in your /etc/conf.modules. If not,
I or the archives can tell you what to put. But
At 04:38 PM 7/21/00 , you wrote:
>Is it possible to run Solaris binaries under Linux? I know that M$ IE and
>Windoze Media Player are out for Solaris, but would like to use these under
>Linux.
I don't know. I've only heard great things about vmware (except that it's
slow).
-Alan
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At 02:01 AM 7/19/00 , Mark Ivey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I keep seeing comments similar to "someone port-scanned my firewall today,
>and here is who they were..." and I was wondering how you manage to get
>this information (both the fact that someone scanned you, and then the
>info on th
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Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2000 9:31 AM
Subject: Re: Installing cable, need to know about where to put the modem.
: On Sun, Jul 16, 2000 at 05:03:38PM +0200, Zoki wrote:
: > What I would like to know is if I
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Subject: Re: Cable router vs. IPMASQ
: I have used both for several clients.
:
: I find the Linksys router very easy and in turn has little features.
This was my fear (fewer features). Could you elaborat
At 12:40 PM 7/18/00 , Jeff Graves wrote:
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>From: Ward William E PHDN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 1:14 PM
>To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
>Subject: RE: Hardware questions - FIC VA-503+ and HD > 32GB in Dual
>Boots.
>the first drive (13GB) would a
At 09:02 AM 7/18/00 , you wrote:
>I have a FIC VA-503+, an AMD K6/2-500, 64MB 100MHz SDRAM, a Maxtor 13G
>UDMA-33 HD, an IO Magic 44X UDMA-33 CDROM, and a HIVAL 2x2x24 CD-RW with a
>PIO Mode 4 IDE interface. The rest of the system isn't germaine to the
>discussion, I think, except for something I
ba'), read the ends of those
files ('tail -50 /var/log/samba/smb.log').
Or use swatch.
And post here if you have trouble.
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anyone used this? Does it give comparable performance and flexibility?
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resolved. I must say that I've never had trouble with the Red Hat
packages but I have a pretty vanilla setup too...
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At 07:22 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>Perhaps the smb-client?
>
>Try typing mountsmb, you'll either get instructions, or command not found.
>If the latter, install smb-client.
>
>Tom
Hey thanks! This fixed a long-standing problem of mine. Since samba
seemed to work fine, except that every time I
At 12:01 PM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>I'm looking for an apache mailing list that is not read-only. Is there one?
>
>I'm looking for an automated statistical analysis program/script for httpd
>use (web use), such as number of hits, and by whom, and when... compiled
>all tidy and aesthetically pleasin
At 09:32 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>Looks good, I have used similar for monitoring remote, network connected
>systems but, and I quote;
>
>"The first thing you'll need is two computers. You need not have identical
>hardware in both machines (or amount of memory, etc.), but if you did, it
>would ma
At 09:30 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I have attempted to install ssh on a Redhat 6.1 machine. First I
I think I had trouble installing rpm 3.0.3. So, this probably isn't the
answer you were looking for but I just upgraded to 6.2.
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At 09:00 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>I have not seen the messages in 35 hours or so since I noticed them. I
>wondered whether it signalled a piece of hardware failing, but I guess
>I'll have to wait and see.
Well, it's dangerous to speculate but not knowing the source of these
messages, I would haz
At 08:53 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>Most software doesn't run very well if the sytem board hangs, or the power
>supply dies. To be effective a watchdog need to be outside of the box
>being monitored, and looking for a periodic signal that the box is still
>working. A typical, far from perfect, bu
At 03:55 AM 7/14/00 , you wrote:
>All,
>
>I'm looking for a good watchdog card for Linux and am coming-up short.
>Any pointers?
I don't know what a 'watchdog card' is. There are software packages like
'heartbeat' that monitor something and raise an alarm if that something stops.
>Another thing
At 09:08 PM 7/12/00 , you wrote:
>I already have a network in my home which I built. I have an 8 port 10/100
>switch, and 3Com 10/100 NIC's in al 3 of my computers. This one will just
>add to
>what I have. Thanks everyone for all your help.
Cool. I think you will have excellent luck with t
ould
be less than, oh say 1-5% of the packets. (Does anyone know, do you count
incoming+outgoing or just one of them?)
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mains somewhat of an
Achilles' heel for "desktop Linux" that most people's modems don't work
with Linux.
The real villain here is the manufacturers who refuse to support Linux at all.
-Alan Mead
At 02:47 PM 7/8/00 , you wrote:
>The same logic of why a winmodem might
Does that always work? I learnt to type something like .[a-z]* on Solaris
(or SunOS, it was a while back).
-Alan
At 12:55 PM 7/7/00 , you wrote:
>cp .??*
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Brian Wright [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 12:33 PM
> > To: [EMAIL P
At 11:26 AM 7/7/00 , you wrote:
>So let me get this straight most Internal modems are WinModems. Were as all
>External modems aren't WinModems?
>SK
Not quite. First, although it's often used generically, winmodem is
actually a real name of a ... US Robotics? product. So some "winmodems"
are
I have read that you must use a hub for reliable connections. I suppose
your slow speed is because of errors. If you cannot get a hub, you could
try getting (or making) a parallel cable and using plip. I think there is a
plip howto at
http://www.linuxdoc.org
-Alan
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At 09:50 AM 7/5/00 , you wrote:
>Just another shot...
>
>I know other Solaris people who have reported unthinkably slow
>connections using SSH, though neither I nor they could figure out why.
>Point being it is possibly a problem only on the Solaris host and not
>necessarily unique ;-)
The one So
ange run levels without a reboot? What did I do wrong?
I'm using an old 486/66 running 6.2.
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Then I would post specific questions here (or a more appropriate
list/newsgroup).
Best of luck,
-Alan Mead
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Hey Mike,
I'll be interested in what others have to say about some of your specific
points. I think the LAST thing I need is another Linux distribution.
I would like a set of USER-SPACE packages all tweaked to run on, oh say Red
Hat 6.x. As I start to use Linux as a desktop environment, I fi
r thoughts, corrections, etc. are appreciated,
-Alan Mead
[amead@hera amead]$ traceroute www.yahoo.com
traceroute: Warning: www.yahoo.com has multiple addresses; using 216.32.74.52
traceroute to www.yahoo.akadns.net (216.32.74.52), 30 hops max, 38 byte packets
1 ipatrtr (64.5.73.1) 1.803
At 10:22 AM 6/30/00 , you wrote:
>I was trying to use "adduser" command but it returns: "adduser: command not
>found "
>any idea why?
For security reasons, the root account on a stock RH system does not have
many directories in it's path (and thus cannot find the command). Try
/usr/sbin/adduse
At 11:54 PM 6/29/00 , you wrote:
>The main problem is the fonts mostly are not clear and small regardless of
>what I set the font settings to in the preferences. My monitor is perfect
>for all other applications it is a 15" running at 1024x768 and before you
>say that is my problem I can see every
Hey Fred,
It's been a while and no replies so I'll say this: badblocks will find
badblocks. However, it is to be used in the context of making a new fs, I
think. So you would need to tar that partition, copy the tar file to
another partition (or tape, etc.), remake the filesystem with mke2fs.
Well, you rewound it first, right? (mt -f /dev/st0 rewind)
Are you sure your drive can read their tape?
It's possible the tape is just unreadable (perhaps by any tape drive). I
would try retensioning the tape 3-4 times before I gave up.
-Alan
- Original Message -
From: Nigel Trivass
ownership of a process (surely I'm wrong?).
There is a trick for not getting your grep in the output: ps -ef | grep
[n]mb
Finally, I've never used -ef on Linux, isn't that Sun or HP-UX? ps is one
of those apps that is fairly different between different unicies. I use 'ps
aux
ouldn't be read to authenticate amanda's process. I
discovered this just AFTER sending my previous message. (sigh)
and this is mentioned briefly in a file in the amanda docs (a file added by
the packager) but I misread it to be an issue with backingup /root.
So, never mind.
-Alan
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