> > "Igmar" == Igmar Palsenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >>> Hosts :
> >>>
> >>> ftp.blabla.com
> >>> www.blabla.com
> >>> mail.blabla.com
> >>>
> >>> All refer to 10.200.200.200
> >>>
> >>> How do I set up sendmail with this configuration
> >>> I want it to
> I'm new with linux. I've read so much my mind is fogged! However, I
> don't recall reading any documentation on the directory /proc. The
> commands stored there look very interesting, but I get the error
> "Permission denied" when I try to execute them. What's wrong? Where can
> I get more bedsi
> I currently have to e-mail 10mb files between sites, and need to change
> the max size. Currently, it appears our RH5.0 sendmail limits us to 5
> mb, as it bounces files greater than this. Where is the configuration
> for this in sendmail?
If it is indeed sendmail, then the O MaxMessageSize
Since there seems to be a bit of confusion, here's the various RAID levels:
(btw, RAID = Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)
Level 0: Striping, no parity. Data written in parallel.
Level 1: Mirroring. Written redundantly, read independently.
Level 2: Striped, partial parity. Data recor
Following up to myself. That'll teach me to outthink the coffee.
Never mind, I forgot about hosts.allow/deny. *sigh*
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cd to the directory above the one you want to move.
tar cf - foo | (cd /bar/bas; tar xvfBp - )
where foo is the name of the dir you want to move, and /bar/bas is the
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> Can someone tell me specifically where to find information on accessing my
> own machine using telnet from a remote machine. I telneted into my sons
> school account and from there telneted back into my own machine but
> received: TryingConnected.
> Connection closed by Foreign Hos
> >>Don't think RAID is what he means. I think he means combining multiple
> >>block-devices in one. RAID is putting the SAME data on more then one
> device.
>
>
> >RAID level 0 is striping.
>
> >RAID level 1 is mirroring.
>
> >RAID levels 3, 4, and 5 are striping with parity.
>
> >RAID level
> When I got back from lunch today, I heard our server's hard drive spinning
> like crazy. We don't get a lot of traffic, so this concerned me. A quick
> look at ps aux and my debug.log showed that I was being used as a SPAM
> host. I'm pretty mad right now!
> What can I do to prevent this from
> > For added protection, install some form of packet filter, and drop
> > malformed packets, short packets, long packets, OOB data, and all incoming
> > protocols on ports you're not actively binding programs to in inetd.conf.
> Does anyne have a packet filetr like this?
Sorry, someone else ask
> Suddenly linsniffer showed up on my machine. What is it?
Sounds like a packet sniffer. Remove it, install TCP-wrappers, remove your
r-commands from /etc/inetd.conf, change all your passwords (both on that
machine and on your other accounts), install fresh copies of all the
programs mention
>
> What is a zombie process and how do I get rid of it?
>
A zombie process is a process that has terminated, but for some reason its
parent process has not collected the return code from it. The parent
is supposed to go into a wait state (man -s 2 wait) to clear this return
code from the buf
Sorry, that may have been a bit unclear. Too much caffeine, plus a tendency
to forget that some of these questions aren't coming from work. :)
Anyway, much more clearly, and with a solution for the original poster:
In /etc/hosts, never remove the 127.0.0.1/localhost entry, either in its
entire
> > Never, under any circumstances, change your machine's name to something
> > other than localhost. Your machine should always respond to "localhost",
> > as it's bound to both your default IP and 127.0.0.1.
> >
> > You can name your machine something in *addition* to localhost. Man hosts.
>
> My home system uses the default hostname "localhost." Since
> I'm about to network this with a second machine, I would
> like to change this. When I changed it via the netcfg
> interface, I couldn't log in after rebooting. Not as root
> nor as my regular username. (I log in via the TriTeal C
> I have been using cd fine for awhile.
> But if I do a
> %which cd
> I get nothing if I do a
> find / -name cd -print I get
> /usr/lib/tclX8.0.0/help/tcl/status/cd
> I do not see cd under /bin or /usr/bin. Is this normal, under RH5.0 or do
> I have a trojan put in a stupid place?
> Thanks
th
>
> Hi,
> I'm interested in a minor detail: in
> crontab, what is the traditional way --
> to execute multi-line command, or just
> create a script that does the same thing?
>
> For example, I have to execute a 5-line
> evaluation from cron. Which way is
>
> sorry but I want to change the priority of a process , for ex : inetd..
Either nice the process as it starts (in this case, in the rc2.d script), or
renice it once it's already running. (does RH have renice? I forget).
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