On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 07:50, Marvin Blackburn wrote:
> Is there anyway to use `date` to calculate yesterdays date.
> If not, is there any other way to do this easily?
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the temp file for processing.
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ave everything else in $HOME/mailbox. why am i have having such a hard time? =(
>
Because procmail is a filter in this case, not an in-line editor.
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might do or we can
> wait until the announcements come. If they don't come, then I'll be
> beating up Red Hat with the rest of you...
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it may not be wasting bandwidth if rh is monitoring the list. Rick
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is case Sun Microsystems. Version numbers are often tweaked by
marketing departments to target specific perceived competitors. Or, in
the case of one LARGE software company to provide a legal loophole to
continue using licensed third party products ;-)
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ux. It is a developer supported testbed for things that
may end up in future releases of ES. Seems to be distinct from
RedHat Linux that has traditionally been available for download.
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not have to remove it. Just select gnome or kde at login. Once
selected, it seems to default to the last selected.
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x27;t automatically update
> them on my Linux box...
Congrats! See, a re-install was not necessary ;-)
As for dhclient and updates, have you made any changes to the dhclient
scripts, the setup files, or /etc/resolv that might interfere?
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On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 17:53, Marc Adler wrote:
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> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > On Behalf Of Rick Warner
> > Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 9:30 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subje
Linux. What is the output of
ifconfig -a? Are there any boot messages about eth0? Is the driver
for you network interface card loaded? Can you ping the W2K box?
You had hints there that this was/is a network connection issue.
Follow up on those. If you need more leads, please post more info.
You do not give us much to go on.
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escue environment.
Here you will be in a shell with root access to your system sans login
prompt. Change the root passwd. Exit twice to reboot.
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I recommend iogear. It comes in all in one piece and you hit the scroll
lock rapidly twice and it switches to the other computer.
I have used it with redhat 8 and w2k. Also with lindows.
It cost about 29-39 i think. Rick
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 18:03, Ian Mortimer wrote:
> > Does anyo
ts file rather
than specified on the command line, but it might be worth exploring
what options are available.
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u what process
has the file open. A bit of a pain, admittedly. If you have suspect
processes you think are the problem, you can craft the lsof command
to report for those processes only.
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is indicates that either the user is not
in NIS or the server is unavailable. ypwhich will tell if you are
bound to an available server. If not bound, then run ypbind with the
debug flag (kill ypbind first, then ypbind -d); what are the output
lines in /var/log/messages?
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On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 14:43, Benjamin J. Weiss wrote:
> I haven't yet found a free X server for windows for linux to forward to...
FYI, cygwin (which is free) can include XFree86. Thus you can have
a freely redistributable X server under Windows. And cygwin can
include ssh, too.
connection'. Click through the OK
buttons to exit from the properties panel. Depending on the Windows
flavor you may need a reboot (WinNT for example will need a reboot).
This should fix the problem.
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enermax,
> > > but it does not.
> > >
> > > Any ideas as to how I can get this to work? Any suggestions or comments
> > > would be grately appreciated.
> > >
> >
> > add this line to your /etc/resolv.conf file:
> >
> > search chamkila.org
> >
Scroll up, re-read the problem. Problem is on windows boxes, not *NIX
boxes. Solution is correct, but wrong location since you missed the
platform.
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tuff. When you do the strace you will find
that a lot of what transpires is an attempt to resolve the IP
information back to a name. Please do an experiment that can show
the nature and source; you experiment presumed that iptables was the
source and you followed only that lead; go deeper.
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us a bit more insight into your setup and then perhaps we can
resolve this.
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component that ypbind might have used in non-broadcast mode.
Of course, the best way to discern what is happening is to
run ypbind with the debug flag and then browse the debug file
for info; a significant portion of the ypbind source code is for
debug/logging so might as well put that to use :-)
-
On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 11:05, jurvis lasalle wrote:
>
>
> Actually rick, I had similar problems with rh9, NIS, and iptables as
> posted here
> http://info.ccone.at/INFO/Mail-Archives/redhat/Jul-2003/msg00806.html
> In broadcast mode i was able to use ypcat to list the nis
switch.conf is correct, then we need to start looking at the scope
and asking some questions. Can you connect and login to a local (in
/etc/passwd) accout? If not, the problem is more global than nis.
But lets start with the switch file.
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On Tue, 2003-08-26 at 00:13, Peram's List wrote:
> Hi Gurus,
> I need help with a script to transfer files from a linux box running RH
> 8.0 from a windows 2000 box.The sequence is as follows:
> 1. Ftp into the windows server, check for the existance of map* files in
> ftp dir, if yes move the fil
everyone's time and bandwidth.
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On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 16:37, Sean Estabrooks wrote:
> I'll try to choose my words more carefully for you next time Rick ;o)
> Perhaps you'd like to help solve the issue that we're discussing?
>
I might give it a shot if complete, and I do mean complete, information
was e
ystem resolver.
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unless you are on a poor network connection (most of the speedup for
Windows machines come from dialup, BTW) or have a poorly configured
machines the performance boost is likely to be minimal.
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d up on memory use
by Linux - allocation, deallocation, how these affect reporting by
'free', etc.
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e of the advantages
of having many eyes auditing the source.
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cts the machine, the network, and the world from most malware.
There have been multiple attempts to introduce virii and worms into
the *NIX world; so far only a few have succeeded (e.g., the Morris worm
from the mid 80's); the *NIX world learned and moved away from giving
services and user
for this, look
at your printing system (lpd, cups, etc) docs for how to do print
filters.
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bad way to go, if you qualify.
And the purposes and limitations of that program are to be used by
those developing for MS platforms. Not to be used for installing at
customer sites. Good for evaluating/testing in-house, but your
customers still need to pay the bill to Belmont.
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assuredly a long int, so the max you will ever get is from
this strategy is 4Gb if the long int is unsigned. There might be other
limiting factors, but your strategy will NEVER be able to index 10 Gb of
characters; now if you stuff long ints into an array you would
potentially fill 16Gb
- same result.
Putting latter with a move:
find /mydir -mtime +30 -exec mv {} /holddir \;
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tc/services
to find the service name, then
grep /etc/xinetd.d/*
Another way is to use lsof
lsof -i UDP:624
This will tell you that xinetd is using that port, but it will also list
what else is involved.
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ahead and try, but the limits are set for a reason.
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Great Stuff. Thanks so much. I would never have got that from the man
pages.
Rick
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 09:59, Ward William E DLDN wrote:
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>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Hal Burgiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 10:50 AM
&g
Dear list,
In a bash script, I need to know the previous day.
if 03012003 then 02282003
if 05012003 then 04302003
if 08012003 then 07312003
using date, I can get todays date. But I need date math.
any suggestions on how to do this?
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the OS cannot
find the device. Is this partition on a separate disk? If so, I
would suspect that the disk is not spinning up, the BIOS is not
recognizing it, and hence the OS cannot recognize its existence.
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On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 12:22:28 -0400
mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, I just read about RH "opening up the development process" to
> outsiders, over on ZDNet. *Then* I read the "system requirements" for 10:
> 200MHz for *non-graphical*, 400MHz for graphical...*minimum*.
>
> Does RedHat thi
partition.
man mkswap
will give you the details.
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Saw a new folder which we cannot yet access. Could this be the next RHEL
beta?
taroon was the name.
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ing to blame RedHat - the enemy is everyone who wants a new device or
feature, in other words ... US.
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t use that? Again, the functionality is 'their
choice' but it is something and it is there.
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On Wed, 23 Jul 2003, Jason Staudenmayer wrote:
> I know this is way OT but I can't find any info on the web and maybe
> somebody one the list has done something like this
ything about patent infringement.
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registration information - who registered what and when.
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ute for
on-going claims would be nil. But you cannot target those sections if
you do not know what they are.
To go back a decade, that is what happened with BSD. FreeBSD, OpenBSD,
NetBSD,etc. are all based on BSD 4.4 Lite, which is the cleaned up
version of BSD to satisfy USL's claim o
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 22:25:47 -0400
Lorenzo Prince <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does the fact the RH is no longer going to produce boxed sets of RH CD's mean that
> they will now offer their tech
> support packages and pay-per-call tech suppor
> t for downloading customets? A couple of weeks ago
the Linux source stream. Reminiscent of the USL vs BSD lawsuit of a
decade ago.
Sad what became of Caldera, now SCO. In the early days of Caldera the
original crew donate a lot to the Linux community; Novell compatibility
stuff, dosemu stuff, etc. But the current management is grasping at
str
On 20 Jul 2003 09:49:02 +1000
Stephen Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 2003-07-20 at 05:25, SAQIB wrote:
> > http://www.linuxandmain.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=364
> >
> >
> >
> > Saqib Ali
> > -
>
> So in essence, does this mean that I'll no longer be able to
2049, UDP for
versions < 3 and TCP/UDP for ver. 3.
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On Wed, 2003-07-16 at 08:09, Scott Antonivich wrote:
> Hmmm pop3s - shouldnt that be ipop3?
No. pop3s is POP3 over SSL, on port 995. ipop3 is an implementation
of POP3, not a service name.
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On Tue, 15 Jul 2003 08:03:37 -0400
"Mark Haney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank for that, the only problem is, I have never had to make a GRUB bootdisk, and
> don't know how. Also, I know the command to re-build GRUB so that it becomes the
> bootloader again, but can't get to my RH install i
t the way to uninstall RPMs;
rpm -e
is the proper way to uninstall RPMs. But do not do that unless you know
what you are removing, and why you want to remove it.
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Try it out, if you have the RPM's and have started/restarted httpd
since adding the php RPM it should be working. Create a quick page
with a call to phpinfo() and you should see that it is working.
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of data over a limited time period is
representative. Further, it does not take into account other issues
like VPN overhead, etc. Tweak away, but you are delusional if you
believe that a few seconds of data will provide you with anything that
will be representative over months of use.
- rick wa
,
then the firewall cannot interfere with printing. If yes, the likely
it interferes. That leads to
Fourth question: If firewall is a separate box separating Win98 pserver
and 'my linux machine' then what is the firewall rule set in place
on the firewall? Need to know in order to
you want to run a CGI model? There are
reasons one would choose to do so, but far fewer reasons than there were
years ago in the days before PHP and other embedded scripting languages.
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quested, any page at all, is instantly and transparently
> rewritten to use HTTPS. Beautiful. Just... beautiful.
>
Congratulations! It is nice to be able to have the auto-redirect
for all pages. mod_rewrite is a bit touchy, but when you get it
dialed-in it is a great tool. Enjoy!
- ric
ect to https
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} !^443$
RewriteRule ^/(.*) https://%{SERVER_NAME}/$1 [L,R]
This is very close to yours. The big difference is that I have it
in a VirtualHost block (server config) and you have it in a
directory block. The two are handled differently by mod_rewrite;
sin
packet writing software like DirectCD. Try a static mount using type
udf rather than the default iso9660.
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broad outline, in the docs installed with the RPM.
Check /usr/share/doc/squirrelmail-${VER}.
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this type of problem please provide all the
information.
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understand. Lots
more, lots of work, but the only way to detect if someone good has
gotten into the box.
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On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 07:45, Bill Tangren wrote:
> I have a perplexing problem. I received an email this morning from some
> one who states that he was surfing my web site sit
guess is that for Outlook there is a
high level architectural doc describing functionality, but no code
standard or lower level API details for the Outlook family. To get it
to work you take your chances, make some guesses, and then hope that
whatever you learn might in part be portable.
- rick
is that there is no market, and part of that is lack of standards.
With wireless coming into vogue, and bandwidth there being limited,
I see a potential large market for compression of network streams.
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dern web servers
running PHP or java servlets or the like, are almost always CPU bound.
Mail servers with large client bases are often CPU rather than I/O
bound. Do not make such dogmatic statements, esp. when there is such
a large body of data to show that your generality is false in a large
number o
t being used
as a server (which should not be running X anyway) has so many spare CPU
cycles that the amount taken to compress the stream will be trivial.
With today's CPUs there is no valid argument against compression.
As one PC pundit wrote: "anything over 500MHz is for bragging
un 3-50 or 3-60 with 17-19
color monitor for next to nothing. There was a feely available boot
kernel that could make these function as X terminals. Not free, but
darned close. Sun did not like the concept, and offered folks a
princely sum if they traded in these boxes. Sigh, End of a good
itself is just a
window manager; for the context of this discussion the equivalence would
be to say 'Motif', the implementation, rather than just one application
of the implementation.
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. The fact that non-Gnome and
non-KDE interfaces exist for XFree86 that are much better performing is
an indication that the major problem is NOT the server, but rather some
of the clients that need optimization.
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been proprietary solutions
that solve this problem. I'd rather see more effort put in this area
than folks trying to re-invent the wheel.
In the end, my take is we do not need to replace X, just optimize what
is there.
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oting it is not shipping and has
lots of debug code still in it) of that one can run XFree86 on it
does not alter the fact that the current OS X system has nothing to
do with X.
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ksw
case "3" : do something else
breaksw
default : punt
breaksw
endsw
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On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Steve Buehler wrote:
> I am sorry, I wasn't paying attention to what I was doing. I thought I was
> reading from the PHP mailing list
nothing
;;
esac
Note that you left off the word 'in' in the condition for the
'case' statement. That is the syntax for Bourne shell 'case' statements
for at least the past 25 years. I would recommend a good shell book
if you will be doing much shell
2.4.20-20.1.1995.2.2.nptl.img
title RH 9
root (hd2,0)
kernel /vmlinuz-2.4.20-6 ro root=LABEL=/
initrd /initrd-2.4.20-6.img
title Winows 2000
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
chainloader +1
- TEAR HERE ---
>
> Hi Rick,
>
> Can you post device.map and
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003 23:09:41 -0700 (PDT)
redhatdaemon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> does anyone know of a good HOWTO on creating a dual boot win2000/redhat box?
> i've done it before w/ 98, but i just can't seem to get 2000 to work.
My system here has two Linux installs and Windows 2000 on it, runs
On 04 Jun 2003 22:42:12 -0500
Paul Sutcliffe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What distribution works well with old computers? like a pentiumMMX
> 233MHz
6.1 ran well, and IIRC, 7.3 did well, too. I think I had to do a text based install
with 7.3. YMMV.
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is a good start I believe.
Check the man page to verify usage. The -V switch should display permission
changes, user/group ownership modification, MD5 sum matches, etc.
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I have
seen duplex mismatch cause this.
Try mii-tool
or ethtool and check the settings on your card.
Thanks,
Rick Carroll
Operations Engineer
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ntensive
than uw-imap as I'm transitioning my company from POP3 based access to
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Go to
google and search for LVM-howto
You will
get LOTS of info.
HTH
Rick.
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Hi List,
I need
need.
Thanks.
I've found that the Intel PRO/1000 T desktop adapters work just fine, and
are 32-bit PCI to boot, though supports 33mhz and 66mhz for future. $39 on
pricegrabber.
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Rick.
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Subject:JDK for linux
Hi all,
I'm looking for JDK for Redhat 8.0, and it does not
appear to be included in the
Michael Schwendt wrote:
RPM
Redhat Package Management
Close. ;-) Red Hat Package Manager
Actually now it is "RPM Package Manager", one of those famous recursive
acronyms. It was changed a while back...
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the additional path
environments which include your various sbin directories.
Hope this helps,
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rly render that as Italic,
Underline, and Bold. For those of us where that *is* the case, we enjoy the
extra effort.
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to see the reason RH changes the numbering
scheme.
Three guesses:
1. Marketing?
2. To get rid of the .0 stigma?
3. To drive people to the Enterprise Linux Product?
-Rick
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haven't taken the 6 hour exam (mostly labs), and then compared
the people who passed to the book-smart people who passed their MCSEs :-)
There is *some* value to it if you're framiliar with it.
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ese people to
suddenly be pro-9.0.
Allow me to pass along an "official" correction from an insider - this is
Red Hat 9, not Red Hat 9.0. Surely it would be 8.1 if binary compatability
was maintained.
-Rick
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Joe Polk wrote:
We are a sensitive lot, no? :)
You might be too if you spent $2500 less than a year ago for
certification and coursework that had the potential of lasting less than
1.5 years.
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e out earlier. It won't. Modified policies will be
forthcoming on the RHCE FAQs.
Questions/inquiries should be directed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Hope this helps a little.
This is reassuring, and was my only qualm on the modified numbering.
Looking forward to the modified policy verbiage.
s all about. The Advanced
Server/Workstation, etc. etc. has a 12-18 month release cycle. And that's
what Oracle is designing their apps around.
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nding out. Not uncommon - not pretty, but not
uncommon.
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24-36
months - which one might expect for $795). Even MCSE's typically last
longer than 16 months...
I'm sure it's purely a marketing decision... but not one I'm happy with
unless they change their RHCE policy to match.
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