Hey all,
This is probably something silly, but when I upgraded to RH8.0 I noticed
that my man pages look really odd. It's like there are extra, strange
characters in there that weren't there before.
sample from [man cp]
+++
Mandatory arguments to long options
Here's
what I would doThere's probably a more Unix way to do this, but I not a very
Unix type of guy.
1)
Make sure that you can ping the address from the client. If yes, then move
to next step...otherwise fix...
2)
Make sure that Telnet is set to run at startup. Type "ntsysv" at t
Is there an easy way to turn NAT on with redhat 8.
I have it setup stock with 2 Nics, one pointed at the cable modem and the
other at my internal lan...I have the medium firewall stuff started... and
now I'd like to offer up addresses to my internal network (192.168.100.xxx)
Thanks
Carl Engstrom
I guess I need to clarify. I'm using 2 addresses from my IPS for a number
of reasons. I can't have the RH system running as a client off the router.
Both addresses are in fact dynamic from my provider, thus the need for
dyndns. So my config looks more like:
ISP <-> Cable Modem <-> D-Link <-> Sw
I have a couple of
questions that I would love to see if anyone can answer...Answer any or all of
them...
Configuration:
I'm Running Stock RH
8.0 (Fresh install) on an X86 system.
(2) NIC cards one
attached to hub with cable modem and D-Link Router, other connected to switch
and interna
My first time using grep!
grep nfs /etc/services
nfs 2049/tcpnfsd
nfs 2049/udpnfsd
/etc/services is where I go to find out which ports are being used by what
services...
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to use grep in a sentence.
carl
-Origina
I used Dreamweaver and the Flash addin, it comes with a simple one click
photo album setup. I'm not sure if it's what you are looking for, but it
works for my home clips.
carl
-Original Message-
From: Gordon Charrick [mailto:gmc@;gmc.tzo.net]
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 11:04 AM
To:
Hi All,
Anyone have a good suggestion for an ipchains firewall admin program that
has a nice GUI interface? I've tried lokkit, and the firewall adm in KDE,
but they aren't very easy to use or flexible. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.
thanks
Carl
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Try these,
I haven't done this myself, and I'm not sure about getting the Version 2.0
part of the USB to work correctly, but...
http://bravin.home.cern.ch/bravin/usbide/usbide.html
usb 2.0 stuff that I haven't read...
http://www.linux-usb.org/usb2.html
I hope you have some time on your hands.
I think that you will find...if I read your messages correctly...that your
greatest obstacle will be mounting an NTFS partioned disk under Linux at
all...Here is a link they may help shed some light.
http://www.getlinuxonline.com/omp/distro/RedHat/ompntfs2.html
If, instead, you are planning to f
just an aside...
I have Win2K and WinXP both FTPing to my server. The easiest way I have
found to do this is to "Add Network Place". Follow the wizard and
Viola...no cp, no dir or ls, just drag and drop goodness. It's a bit slow
to connect and somewhat clunky, but it works for me.
carl
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I have spent the better part of three days trying to reinstall red-hat on my
systems and thought that I'd offer up some feedback to the people who design
the installation tools for RedHat. The reasons for the multiple installs
are most likely hardware related problems, but I still haven't determi
Oops. Forgot to mention that I am now running redhat 7.3, with WuFTPd no
modifications.
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I'm trying to get symbolic links to work over ftp and I can't figure it out.
It used to work in older versions of RH, but no longer. Basically, I just
want to be able to link some directories for several
I'm trying to get symbolic links to work over ftp and I can't figure it out.
It used to work in older versions of RH, but no longer. Basically, I just
want to be able to link some directories for several mounted drives into my
home directory so that I can access them when I log in. By the way,
s
first question...do you have pop3 running outside of your firewall? My
guess is yes.
Second question...do you need pop3 running outside of your firewall?
hopefully not.
I'd rethink your security setup...
The names look to me like hackers...though Beer|Stylez seems like the
friendly sort... ;-)
The short answer is yes, you can access a M$ share from Linux. I have done
this before with the smbmount command. It basically lets you mount a
CIFS/SMB filesystem to the Linux server for local access. In my case I
mounted a share, music folder, to my home directory, so that I could pull
MP3 s
thanks, for the great answer. I never knew about that
command..."whichcd"...nice.
carl
-Original Message-
From: Michael Fratoni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 3:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Samba SWAT missing from Redhat 7.3?
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What happened to SWAT?
I couldn't find it anywhere in the standard installation of 7.3. Was it
replaced with another GUI or did the folks at Redhat decide that smb.conf
was so easy to configure manually that any other tools were useless?
I looked for Ksamba and GnoSamba, but I couldn't find any
I had
a similar problem when I tried to install 7.3 on a generic server. My
initial issues related to Grub not booting. I had a single IDE boot drive
that wasn't liking the GRUB MBR or something like that. It just booted to
the Grub prompt. I then tried to force Grub to boot using the ma
I just upgraded to
7.3 and can't figure a couple things out. In the other versions of RH,
Telnet, Swat and FTP worked out of the box, but with 7.3 they appear to be
brocken.
I HAVE INSTALLED THE
PACKAGES FOR EACH SERVICE
I HAVE STARTED AND
RESTARTED EACH SERVICE
But I still can't
co
I'm frustrated and
looking for help. I've been trying to get my win2K client to use shares
from my linux server for months (8 months) and have had no luck thus
far.
Here's what I've
got.
Client:
Corporate Laptop
(built with Win2K Pro)
setup to access
corp.company.com as the Domain
se
I'm trying to do a
backup from my client to a samba server (stock redhat 7.3). The last time
I tried this, the backup stopped when the file reached 1GB. I think this
is because of a file size limitation. Has this been overcome? Any
suggestions for software on the win2K side that would al
sorry, laptop died... let's try this again.
1) [./ntsysv] I use this to make sure that the smb process is set to start
when I boot the server.
2) [reboot] I know that there is some HUP kill restart type thing that
could kickstart the processes without rebooting, but I alway forget what it
is, so
I installed RH 7.3 last weekend and Samba was working great! I'm not sure
what you went through to set up the service, but for me it was as easy as
this:
1) ./ntsysv (check to make sure thja
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 13, 2
I'm in need of a bit
of guidance. I just installed RH7.3 on my server and am in the process of
testing and configuring. The one problem I've found is that the security
schema has changed and I don't quite get it...
Simple
questions:
1) Where is the
firewall script?
2) Is there a GUI
I would make sure to backup your important data before doing the upgrade.
Either send it to tape, send it to another machine, or put it on a different
physical drive and partition from the rest of your OS.
Call me over cautious, but I can't tell you how many times I've fried my
home directories a
Actually, I didn't select the boot password option. In fact, when I boot
up, I go directly to a GRUB prompt, not a password challenge prompt. If I
hit the [TAB] button, I can get a list of commands like: Kernel, boot,
etc...
I tried typing boot, but then it says to get the Kernel loaded... I t
My usual response to this type of error would be to reload (which I have
done twice) and change hardware around a bit...But I'm wondering if anyone
can help me figure out exactly what is going on here. I have a 6GB IDE HD
on an AMD K6-200 processor and MoBo with 64MB ram. Dual 3Com Nics, Diamond
My guess is that you are looking for a way to start EITHER gnome OR KDE from
the text interface. You can have only one "default" at startup...you can
change the default when you want, but there is no facility that I know of
that will launch one or the other depending one the users mood. I would
startx is the way I start it.
You used to be able to go into Xconfigurator and set GUI as the default
login. If you See Gnome instead of KDE you can go into the desktop settings
and set KDE as the default X service.
I think I said that right.
carl
-Original Message-
From: Kjetil Tjens
Hi,
I have been struggling with the changeover from Cox@home to Cox.net in the
past week and I have hit a cross-roads. I need assistance with
troubleshooting some DNS issues that I'm having.
I'm running RH 7.1 with IPmasquerading and IPCHAINS.
My problems are as follows:
1) Cox now requires D
I'm planning on
upgrading my home system from RH 7.0 to whatever the latest version is. Is
there a beta of anay realease after 7.2?
thanks
Carl
My setup is simply, as follows:
rc.firewall in the /etc/rc.d directory
then I add the following line to my rc.local file:
/etc/rc.d/rc.firewall
everything works great and it's launched at the end of startup routine.
this has worked for redhat 5.2, 6.0, 6.2, 7.0 and 7.1
carl
-Original Me
I'm upgrading to a dual proc P2 333 system for my redhat server...but I have
a few questions...
1) Does RedHat 7.2 support smp out of the box?
2) Can I split processes against the processors?
3) How much memory will i need?
4) Is this going to be a frustrating exercise (rhetorical)?
thanks
Carl
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