The keys should also have a password incase of such problems and it is
offered when you type ssh-keygen -t rsa.
this is so much more secure as only a host with a recognised public key
can even attempt to login.
If you only allow rsa authentication, brute force attacks are no longer
an option th
I don't know the answer but I would suggest swapping out your network
cards for different types and compiling the latest kernel 2.4.19 , as a
good start the problem sounds like a software issue and its pretty much
all in the kernel
I used to have problems with rtl8139 cards in 2.2 and early 2.4 b
First things first it is an 8.0 release. therefore much technology in it
is new.
Second Never upgrade anything and expect it to work, it is just
torture. Backup and wipe the disk. OS's are very complex beasts and
this is a next generation .0 release.
It has loads of new stuff.
The most reli
You are blocking it already it looks like internet relay chat do you use
this a chat program?
Simon
On Sun, 2002-10-06 at 17:22, ronald j roy wrote:
> My logs are full of attempts from this address. How can I pull an
> address to send a complaint? What are they trying to do? And is there
> any w
try uname -a
On Sat, 2002-10-05 at 04:25, Avinash Gowda wrote:
> Hi: I am trying to find out the exact version the kernel in RH7.2. I have the
>source RPMs for the kernel and they say it is 2.4.7-10. But when I install the rpm's
>they are installed as 2.4.7. The question is which version does
try using /dev/hdc instead of /dev/cdrom
also look at dmesg|grep CD
and see what it says
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 17:52, Palanikumar Ramalingam wrote:
> Dear redhat users:
> I have a problem with my CDrom. I tried the following:
> root@localhost kumar]# mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom
> /mnt/cdrom
>
Try typing export LANG=c
and put it in your profile
Simon
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 03:31, Don Garrett wrote:
> I use SecureCRT to connect to my servers, and for vt100 emulation.
> I've been doing variations for this for years, and with RedHat since
> about 5.x. No problems.
>
> I have set
apt-get on redhat? I guess this is unoffical do you know where I can get
more info as its awesome
Simon
On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 14:42, Dale Kosan wrote:
> Head over to http://freshrpms.net and download apt. The do a apt-get
> update followed by apt-get upgrade. Then you can apt-get install xine,
Try running a routing protocol and redundancy will be automatic even
with RIP and you can have two different addresses
Simon
On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 00:08, Edwin Fung wrote:
> Hi Nathalie,
>
> It is OK to use the same ethernet address on both cards. However, you
> don't want them (i.e. the 2 et
