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On Thu, 13 Dec 2001, Luiz Ricardo Tomaz da Silva wrote:
>I´d like to add a filter in Sendmail 8.12 to avoid the reception of
>undesirable messages.
>How should I proceed? Is it possible to do that?
>Am I using Linux RH 7.2?
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>Thanks.
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>Also try a generic ls -al | more and see if your . dot directories are
>listed. If you see anything strange then install a fresh fileutils
>package (fileutils-4.0-21 is the redhat 6.2 package) (rpm --force
>/mnt/cdrom/RedHat/i386/RPMS/fileutils-4.0-21.i386.rpm as well as procps
>package (rpm --f
>Looks like someone was knocking... Is there any way to tell if they got in?
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>## LogWatch 1.6.6 Begin #
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> - Cron Begin
>Commands Run:
> User root:
> /sbin/rmmod -as: 144 Time(s)
> run-parts /et
Make the connection using netcfg and set it as user controlable
Or is the connection is already made edit
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0 and change:
USERCTL=no
to:
USERCTL=yes
HTH
Chris
>I have set up an IP Masq box for my folks. I really don't want them
>dealing with command line,
e2fs has a 2gb filesize limit.
Chris
On Thu, 30 Dec 1999, terry barnum wrote:
>I've been unsuccessfully trying to move a 3 gig file from WinNTSP4 onto our
>RH6.1 server that has a 9 gig ext2 drive mounted as /bigdrive.
>
>Samba fails at 2 gigs with an error in the log saying, "File too large."
Actually, for a home system Having the 'dirty' network mixed with the
'clean' network is not that big of a deal. Assign multiple IP addresses
to the linux Card, such as one that is dhcp from the cable modem and one
that is private IP Space (Such as 192.168.0.254/24) and assign a different
private
You need to reinstall the XFree86-libs rpm. Many things seem to break
those in RH5.x :(
You'll prolly have to do a --force.
HTH
Chris
On Thu, 18 Jun 1998, Rick Ingersoll wrote:
>I have just completed an upgrade from RedHat 4.2 to RedHat 5.0. I then
>proceeded to apply all of the security rel
yes
On Wed, 17 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>Hi,
> I have searched the web, looking if it is possible to
> run Scourge of Armagon ( Quake add-on pack ) on
> Linux. So far, I did not find any definite answers.
>
> Is it possible?
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>Thanks,
>Nikita.
>
>
>--
Try changing your MTU to 576
Chris
On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Kevin Seguin wrote:
>i recently installed red hat 5.0 on my pc at home. i have noticed that
>my ppp connection seems considerably slower on linux than it was on win
>95. anyone have any ideas why this is and/or how it can be fixed.
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>t
Juat did some searching, seems you can just add "mem=16M" (no quotes) to
the command line.
Lemme know how it turns out.
Chris
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>>Chris,
>> I haven't tried that! But I am not using lilo because I am using DosLinux
>>and that doesn't appear to be there. Do you know of any switches for lo
Unfortunately I don't have much knowledge about loadlin, I'll look for
some info and letcha know whut i find.
Chris
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
>Chris,
> I haven't tried that! But I am not using lilo because I am using DosLinux
>and that doesn't appear to be there. Do you know of an
I've always been partial to xearth. Have that running in the background
makes your computer look nice. And mix that with a good markerfile that
contains some personalized markers, makes you fell like yer home and you
know if it is light outside :)
Chris
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, Steve Smith wrote:
Something you've prolly tried but when lilo comes up try appending mem=16M
to force linux to only use 16M
HTH
Chris
On Tue, 16 Jun 1998, LT wrote:
>I booted DosLinux using the bzimage kernel (i didnt find any at the mca
>site recommend that worked, thanks though, i may need that at a later
>po
I have the same card, (Love it -- very reliable). All I did was run
xconfigurator and chose NOT to probe the hardware, Choose the appropriate
settings and all should be well.
HTH
Chris
On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Scott wrote:
>I have an STB lightspeed 128 vid card that uses the Tseng Labs ET6000
>ch
Jun 1 19:57:21 borg kernel: PPP: version 2.2.0 (dynamic channel allocation)
Jun 1 19:57:21 borg kernel: PPP Dynamic channel allocation code copyright 1995
Caldera, Inc.
Jun 1 19:57:21 borg kernel: PPP line discipline registered.
Jun 1 19:57:21 borg kernel: registered device ppp0
Jun 1 19:59:
>Hi Everyone,
>
>I'm trying to get my modem 'seen' in linux, I have an external modem
>connected to com2.
>
>I have seen references to a symlink(?) to cua(n), (I'm guessing that
>com2 would be cua1?) for /dev/modem. On my system this doesn't
>exist, but cua1 does.
>
>Just to see if I can talk
I have a nice script that I found (redhat-ppp mailing list I think)
Worked for me the first time.
If you don't know what your script should look like then change the
settings for your modem in win95 to "Show terminal screen after dial" and
watch what goes on, Mine I saw:
login:
typed username an
We are getting ready to setup RH5 Box that will have 2 identical drives.
We want to mirror these drives exactly in realtime incase one fails
(We've had bad luck with the last few drives). Is there a script or
program alrready written so I don't have to reinvent the wheel here?
TIA
Chris
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I was looking in the man pages and I saw that xscreensaver can be locked.
Unfortunately the version that came with RH4.2 is not compiled to lock.
I know that if I get the source and I chose the options to get it to lock
it will do so. I have the source but looking at all the files I have no
idea
ould NOT have done so.
But as long as you have the redhat boot disk it isn't really that
difficult once you understand how it works. (And type the directory
structure correctly.)
Regards,
-|Christopher Fisk| Give a Man a Fish and you |-
|Mid-Hudson Online| Feed him for a day;
>I saw that nice RedHat logo from some pictures from Comdex. RedHat should
>print up huge posters. I am more than willing to shell out a couple of
>bucks to have one delivered to me in Sweden. What nice way to decorate
>your wall.
I used to have one on our wall here, When the old SysAdmin left h
>> In the past few days I have had named crash a couple times for no apparant
>> reason, Is there some sort of a wrapper or something that will restart a
>> service when it crashes and if so where can I find it?
>
>Define crash... is the process still running? but not working? Or does
>the proces
In the past few days I have had named crash a couple times for no apparant
reason, Is there some sort of a wrapper or something that will restart a
service when it crashes and if so where can I find it?
Thanx in advance.
Christopher Fisk
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and
>i have RedHat 5.0
>I have ob with /etc/aliases
>
>i put something like this:
>security: root, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>I have done a newaliases
>
>and when I mail to security, only [EMAIL PROTECTED] receive the message ... not
>root ...
Just curious but are you mailing FROM root? Aliases will not
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