ckage. Deleting
kernel-related files from /boot by hand can lead to costly mistakes.
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kernels and only keep one on my system.
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sked to choose between the 2, I'd
have a hard time making a choice. Best is to install it, and play with
it, and try using some of its power-features, comparing how they differ
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> but the file is so big, I dont know if there is some
> order some rules. Thanks for your time.
Look for a Device section which has the line 'Driver "nvidia"'. Insert
'Option "NoLogo" "false"' at the end of the lines in th
the receiving SMTP
server *might* do a reverse ident lookup on your connection, and if
you're blocking it, it can cause your outbound SMTP connection to be
delayed by 30 seconds or so. If you really want to block it, then use a
REJECT target.
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gt; what do i type, what character, etc... to send the msg... i don't know
> how to close the msg, or generate an eof...
>
> damm frustrating!
Mind your language.
Use Control-D to generate an end-of-file to terminate and send the
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plugin, which you can get from:
http://freshrpms.net
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you have the same
alias defined twice in your file, for example:
alias1: joe
alias1: bloggs
In this case, postalias doesn't know which alias you really want, hence
the warning.
If you want one alias to map to more than one single system mailbox,
then use an entry like this:
alias: joe, blo
s if you
like. You'd need to install the jfs-utils package first if you want to
use jfs. Do a google search for the words "linux journaling filesystems"
and read the links that come up for more information.
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menus are still in a very small font, and I can't find any option in
the mozilla menus to make them larger. The only options I can see are
for the fonts used to render web pages, but nothing for mozilla's own
menus and toolbars. Any pointers? Does mozilla not honour the system
font
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> I thought it was a sacred rule to always have an MX record in DNS,
otherwise
> sendmail or postfix can't do much of anything.
> -eric wood
Well yes, the RFCs recommend that you always have an MX record. However, all
MTAs that I know of (including postfix) will, as a last resort, look up the
A re
So you think we can read your mind and be able to see your apache
configuration and error logs? Sorry mate, but you'll have to do better
than that, and actually post your configuration and error logs in more
detail if you want any kind of help.
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http://www.courier-mta.org/
I was also just going to suggest listar, but it seems the website has
disappeared, so I won't bother.
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ed, because in that case, the SMTP
client will get a soft DNS error from its resolver, and still queue
the mail (and possibly generate a DSN which is not in your control).
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> But things like checking for zip return error codes, mounting the share
> error codes etc. is new to me. Obviously if the share is unable to be
> mounted, I'd like to skip the rest of the steps and echo "Backup PC could
> not be mounted - error code >> backuplog.txt". And then
drop
> out.
I've used Sun's Cobalt website hosting platform, and I'm not happy with
it. It's management interface doesn't work properly with Mozilla, and
Sun don't release patches quickly enough, and I can't customise it in
any way without breaking interdependencies.
Now I want to look at building my own web
; make use of this feature if it's supported under
> sendmail.
Sendmail 8.11.x and greater support authenticated SMTP.
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> On Tue, 2003-03-18 at 07:42, Technoslick wrote:
> > On Mon, 2003-03-17 at 15:08, Richard Sumilang wrote:
> > > Whats the fastest mirror that you guys know of where I can download
> > > RedHat Linux 7.3??? I'm downloading disc 1 from linuxiso.org and
> > > another one from somewhere else I found o
ing the dotted ones, but
> excluding '.' and '..'.
>
> if [ -z `ls -A /dirname` ]; then echo "empty"; fi
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will not reveal dot-files.
Use "ls -A" which will list all files, including the dotted ones, but
excluding '.' and '..'.
if [ -z `ls -A /dirname` ]; then echo "empty"; fi
> but I think it is ugly, any pretty way? ...
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d removal the journal,
then unmount the partition, and run:
tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/whatever
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to any such tools. I'm quite
happy editing config files myself. But I really think that if RedHat are
going to produce tools to make system configuration, the tools must be
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$ rpm -q --queryformat "%{arch}\n" kernel
i686
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e kernel will be removed and the grub.conf
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PCMCIA card, it won't work under linux. Correct me someone, if I'm wrong.
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> On a similar topic. What do people recommend for mail scanning
> s/w under linux?
I'm very happy with RAV anti-virus. Works on linux (i386 and sparc),
freebsd, solaris, and supports sendmail, qmail, exim, postfix and courier
out of the box. Very easy to install. The configuration is perhaps not
/hda6 64256 64256 0 100% /var
>
> it means that /var accupied all Inodes so please any body can help me how
> to come out from theis problem and how i get the free inodes...
Delete some files from /var. There's no other way to recover inodes. And
find out what ca
On Sat, Jan 11, 2003 at 10:16:48AM +1100, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> On 18:29 09 Jan 2003, Anand Buddhdev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | My OS is RedHat linux 7.3. I have read the mount manpage, but I'm unclear
> | about one thing:
> |
> | If I mount an ext3 filesystem
> Hello,
>
> I'm a new Linux user who has just recently installed
> RedHat 7.2 and I've run into what I'm sure is a simle
> problem. I'd like to transfer a small text file from
> my linux box to an NT box via floppy. I've created
> the directory '/mnt/msdosfloppy' and mounted my floppy
> drive as
stname.mydomain. However, in case you do set your hostname to just
a name, without a domain, it won't do any harm.
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around. You should really consider moving
away from qmail.
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Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 11:44 PM
Subject: RPM question
> rpm -qa | grep XXX shows package XXX installed. I need to remove XXX from
> the RPM database without making any other changes to the sys
#x27; and replace it with 'noatime', or do I set it to
'defaults,noatime'.
In my understanding, if I remove 'defaults' and replace it with 'noatime',
then that's the only option I get. However, if I enter 'defaults,noatime',
then which opti
On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 11:50:13PM -0600, Yoink! wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Nov 2002, Anand Buddhdev wrote:
> > HOWEVER, a TCP connection from the RH7 system to the RH8 system is not
> > working. SMTP, HTTP, SSH, none are working.
>
> I trust the RH8 installation is a newer one.
eter needs changing?
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03:22:49.930335 217.113.65.35.3168 > 217.113.64.83.smtp: S 724607617:724607617(0) win
32768 (DF)
03:22:49.930375 217.113.64.83.smtp > 217.113.65.35.3168: S 1134538187:1134538187(0)
ack 724607618 win 5840 (DF)
03:22:52.929201 217.113.6
l.m.n
and so on...
And to have all this automatically setup on boot, copy the
/etc/sysconfig/ifcfg-eth0 file to /etc/sysconfig/ifcfg-eth0:0 file, and
edit this new file with the required parameters, and your virtual IP
will come up on boot next time.
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encryption method/style
Depends on what you chose when installing the system. Anyway, it is very
easy to identify the type of encryption used. If the passwords are 13
characters long, they are CRYPTED. If they are longer, and begin with
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ed out of the box without any funny
setup. And all the POP/IMAP, webmail and SMTP connections can go over
SSL, so that passwords are safe. Courier also has a web-based
administration interface to manage all these different components easily.
http://www.courier-mta.org
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> How can I switch it so I am using iptables and not ipchains
rpm -ev ipchains lokkit
That removes ipchains. Then just configure iptables, and it will run fine.
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I have a desktop that has the KT3 motherboard from VIA technologies, and
I'm running RH 7.3 on it. When I boot into single user mode (with linux
s), i can suspend the system with "apm -s". However, when the system is
in run level 3 or 5, an "apm -s" does not work. The box appears to be
going to
to know if I can run Linux RedHat on a Sun
> > Sparc Machine?
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you case, you seem
to just want to do resolution, and so you want to run dnscache. It's
very easy to set up, and all the instructions are on
http://cr.yp.to/faq/cache.html
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pplications, click on
"New Type" and add the following:
Description: MS Word documents
File extension: doc
MIME-type: application/msword
Application to use:
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> know how to change the default settings to 100 full duplex.
Go to http://www.scyld.com/diag/
and get the mii-diag.c utility. You can use that to set your card's
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ystem, then run the pwconv
utility to generate your shadow file. See this link for more information:
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> rday,
>
> is grub able to read a fat/fat32/ntfs file system to get it's menu.lst?
fat and fat32: yes
ntfs: no (according to the documentation).
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>quite clear to me.
> I'v read you can access the samba server (linux) from a M$ win pc.
> You can also use the client (on linux) to access this samba server (linux).
>
> Is it also possible to use the client ( on a linux ) to access an M
gle package, so you can't add it in
now. However, you can individually install the packages that comprise
"networked workstation". The tricky part is knowing which packages those
are. Look at the file RedHat/base/comps, and you will be able to see
which packages consist of the "n
On Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 05:45:37PM +0200, Kristian Sørensen wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I didn't make a boot disk during the installation of RH7.3. How do I
> make one now?
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>
> So what if I want to upgrade them all?
Use FTP. An HTTP server cannot expand wildcards, but an FTP server can.
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ot;@aol.com" references in all rules.ima files.
Try:
grep -r @aol\.com topdir
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remember to use fdisk to change the size of the partition to reflect
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et to 100MB, full-duplex. However, the message in
> > the /var/log/messages file of this server shows:
> >
> > Jun 11 16:35:25 ETR1500 kernel: eth4: Setting half-duplex based on MII#1
> > link partner capability of 0081.
> >
> > Is there any way I can force this
ort to full duplex? I tried to
look in the ifconfig man page, but I could not find any relevant option.
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> Flash for Mozilla (assuming you have 0.9.3. or earlier). In Mozilla
> 0.9.4 and later (including Mozilla 1 RC3, which I use as well as you),
> you must copy the files instead to /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/.
With the later Mozillas, plugins can
;DESKTOP=GNOME" > /etc/sysconfig/desktop
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it should explain how you can use it. I haven't yet read the man page
myself so I can't offer any more help.
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y complex, when in fact, you can solve your problem
simply by keeping some of your data on the second hard disk, for example
data that does not need to be in your home directory, like MP3 files,
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then you have to use tune2fs to remove the journal (although it is safe
to leave it there even if using the system as ext2).
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you need to remount it as ext3, and also edit /etc/fstab and change the
FS type from ext2 to ext3, so that at the next reboot, it is mounted
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> missing something or is there no way to do this with iptables?
cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack
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used it, so read the man page, and proceed carefully.
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? Where/how do I get that *img file put into the /boot
> directory.
man mkinitrd
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> that down?
Look at /etc/xinetd.conf, and inside /etc/xinetd.d/ to see of of the
services has asked xinetd to listen on its behalf on port 1024.
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>
> IIRC, LOGIN and PLAIN are plain-text and should not be used. If you
> remove them, and advertise only DIGEST-MD5 and CRAM-MD5, clients should
> use them.
LOGIN and PLAIN are safe if used over TLS. I believe sendmail also has
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to be worried. That's what makes sure you're alert to
security issues :)
Anyway, as someone recommeded, run "netstat -anp" as root to find out
which program is listening to which port.
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In the past, I have simply done:
cat boot.img > /dev/fd0
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if it does, what is the correct option to just create a compressed file of
> a directory without compressing the actual directory?
I've just answered your question above.
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> > compress and archive)
> > tar -zxvpf /path/to/name_of_the_file.tar.gz(to restore from
> > the archive)
>
> If you do a tar -zcf name_of_file.tar.gz /dir/* it will preserve the
> permissions. So, isn't the "p" switch optional?
Without '
an 'e', not 'i'. Also look for mpage, which might
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type:
man 1 printf
and
man 3 printf
and see what you get.
If there is more than one man page with the same name, as above, then
by default, the first one found will be displayed. So "man printf"
will be the same as "man 1 printf".
If you want to see how the man pa
py stuff over
> > to my Win2K backup machine, if something crashes on the Linux box and I
> > have to copy stuff back, I'm having to reset user/groups and their
> > permissions to the folders and files.
> >
> > I want a file that I can copy back to the
by
> hostname and domainname and it's fine then, but as soon as I
> reboot or go init1, it goes back to the wrong settings. Where are the files
> that I can manually change these entries?
Set the variable HOSTNAME to your fully qualified hostname in
/etc/sysconfig/
knows about the alternatives system
in RedHat 7.3.
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but I haven't done any analysis, so I could be wrong.
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>
> but it's what comes next that's got me
> how do i keep the quotes and newlines from confusing the shell?
>
> am i supposed to be using the | or the > or neither?
wget http://url --quiet --output-document=- | your-scr
debate flaring up. Let's come back to my original question:
How can I install a system with ReiserFS partitions only? Any RedHat
engineers out there who want to answer?
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he reasons why RedHat prefers us
to use ext3. I do use ext3 myself, and I have no problems with it. But
I am curious as to why ReiserFS is not an option, and if we do want to
use it for the root filesystem, how do we achieve that?
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On Fri, May 10, 2002 at 05:30:16PM -0700, daniel wrote:
> how do i find out how long my linux box has been up and running?
Run the command "uptime" :)
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On Tue, May 07, 2002 at 06:00:23PM +0200, Brossin Pierrick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to access my ZyXEL ADSL Modem through the COM Port.
>
> Is there any software you would advise me to use ?
minicom
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like this:
test: "|/var/mailman/mail/wrapper post test"
test-owner: "|/var/mailman/mail/wrapper mailowner test"
test-request: "|/var/mailman/mail/wrapper mailcmd test"
Put lines like these into your postfix aliases file, rebuild the aliases
fi
emotely or do you need to create them locally thru the
> shell?
The list must be created through the shell. Thereafter, you can change
all its parameters via the web interface.
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is 'i' followed by a single character followed by "net".
You need to make your regular expression more precise, like this:
^From:.*@i\.net$
That backslash escapes the dot, and the '$' makes sure that only addresses
ending in i.net
n the right track. Just install, configure and test postfix to
make sure it is working fine, then install qpopper (the POP3 server) and
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> me crazy with IEMS.
Mailman is very flexible, and you can configure it so that the replies
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> I installed RH7.2, but when I want to compile stuff, it gives me a missing
> CC (C Compiler ?) error. Where can I download this file, and where do I put
> it ?
Install the gcc RPM.
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work well with RedHat linux, and what, if any, add-on software do I
need? Does anyone have any experience using their cameras with RedHat,
and if so, what's their experience been like? I'm open to recommendations
of a camera make and model based on your experiences.
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up with a '/' at the end of the names. You could remove the
slash with sed.
Alternatively, you can use find:
find . -maxdepth 1 -type d
which will give you a list of all directories in the current directory,
but they will also be prepended with a './', which you can agai
about it too, and since I've got no other responses,
I think that Redhat's default printing system is not so good then. CUPS
it is.
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st time I heard of such a claim with djbdns. Can you reproduce
the problem? Did you report the problem or bug to the author? Observing
that "djbdns stopped answering queries" without doing a proper analysis
of the problem isn't fair.
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tever that means). All other .ps files that I've printed before
have been PS level 2.0. Is this a Mozilla or a RedHat issue? How may I
be able to solve it?
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e to have 2 copies of KDM running
on vty7 and vt8?
Ronald W. Heiby suggested in another email that he edited his gdm.conf line
to add a second X server and GDM on vt8 on his computer. Any idea how I
might be able to do with with KDM?
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On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 08:22:49PM -0400, John Aldrich wrote:
The new sendmail (8.11.x) and above can do authenticated SMTP, but you'll
have to read the docs on setting it up. I don't use sendmail.
Alternatively, try postfix, exim or courier, all of which do authenticated
SMTP:
http://www.postfi
On Fri, Apr 20, 2001 at 08:15:59AM -0500, Jim Baxter wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there a way to rename all the files in a directory the end with .123
> to end with .src ?
>
> example test.123 to test.src
A bit of scripting:
ls *.123 | perl -e '
while(<>) {
chop;
$old=$_;
chop; chop; chop;
$new=$_ . "s
On Mon, Apr 16, 2001 at 04:02:58PM -0500, David Talkington wrote:
> >Now that RHL 7.1 is on the streets (ncftp is downloading the iso
> >files right now...) will I be able to use binary RPM packages built
> >for 7.0 on it? I know I cannot use RHL 6.0 packages on 7.0, but 7.1
> >had many changes a
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