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have not seen that yet but will check it out. thanks!
> https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list (Kickstart-list
> -- Discussion list about Kickstart )?
looks good too. thanks again!
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rect that is what you'd do, be sure
to run mkswap on the drive ...
just realize the system will probably be unusuable if your using
much swap on such a slow device!
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Jonathan Michael Nowacki said:
> to start tomcat yet I have no startup.sh?!?!?
have you checked for an init script in /etc/init.d
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> graphical mode??
is X installed? is it configured? what does 'startx' do ?
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Kalin Mintchev said:
> yes - it's asking for passphraze not password - how do i generate a key
> without passphrase?
remove your current keys, and generate a new one, when it asks for
a passphrase just hit enter
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> to use groups? Do I need to make the groups on PDC and SMB?
normal samba(i.e. not -tng) does not support NT-style groups last I
read, if you want to use UNIX groups, if your linux boxes authenticate
using PAM/NSS(ldap) then tie the 2nd machine into the LDAP network
and it wi
x27;ll probably want
to jump into learning iptables instead of ipchains unless your using a
2.2.x kernel on the system.
run 'uname -r' to determine what kernel version your using.
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no passphrase
is it actually using the key? is it prompting for the passphrase not
the passWORD ?
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account. I only have redhat so I can play with it, my main systems
are all debian.
or you could always get the upgrades the old fashioned way by
downloading them via ftp.
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unk is already part of the core.schema that
you have in which case the message is harmless, but without knowing
whats in your core.schema and what is in core.schema.rej it is impossible
for me to determine this.
I reccomend asking the authors of the "turba" package your trying
to
Szemerédy Gábor said:
> Hello!
> Can somebody tell me how to solve the problem:
> Error opening or locking INBOX user=
> ?
> Inbox for a user remains in error till reboot and I can not find the lock
> file.
> Thanks
run lsof and look for the lock, e.g. if the file is named INBOX
lsof | grep INBOX
I've spent probably 100 hours using it over the past couple years..
exports to probably at least a dozen different formats.
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perience this? Any suggestions other than downgrading
> xinetd?
how about running strace on the process and see what it says, also
check the logs .
try disabling services in xinetd one by one and see if that makes
a difference.
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done
(change REJECT to ACCEPT if your firewall is default deny)
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not be possible in single user mode.
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there any way to reduce this load on the cpu?
best way is to get a better video card.
another way may be to export the display to another machine and
render the output there, that way the calculations are done on the
host and the "X" process that eats cpu is on the 2nd machine.
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e usbdnet module not the
CDCEther(?) module. the usbdnet provides the usb* interfaces the
CDCEther provides eth* interfaces
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If I distribute GPL'd software for a fee, am I required to also make it
available to the public without a charge?
No. However, if someone pays your fee and gets a copy, the GPL gives
them the freedom to release it to the public, with or without a fee. For
example, someone
es but I'd be suprised if they
did.
not that it matters to me, all my important systems are debian :) but
I thought I would mention the above point anyways..maybe someone
has more concrete information.
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t the system doesn't like(one reason I'm not fond of the latest
bleeding edge stuff, my fastest processor is a 2-year old athlon
1300), the dual p3-450 above is actually newer then the athlon :)
good luck.
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g exists on that nameserver
and/or that you allow recursive queries. also check to be sure
no firewall is preventing communication, something like nmap should
work: nmap -sU -p 53 IP_ADDRESS
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ot all though.
looks like imagemagick supports the TMPDIR variable according to the FAQ
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mpt so you can see that all the characters come
through as you type?(then backspace them out).
is it a fresh install or upgrade? did anything unusual happen
to the system recently otherwise(crash, etc)? Are you pretty
sure your system has not been compromised?
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even during major(2.2->3.0) upgrades. Not sure what made your machine
unbootable but doing a SuSE 7.3->8.0 upgrade last yer on my sister's
dual p2 machine made it unbootable(ACPI drivers causing the system
to freeze, had to recompile the kernel since they didn't have a packaged
SMP
ny sockets that are forwarding for X. but after looking at my debug
logs it shows that is probably not the case.
most of my systems are debian, I can't remember if I've experienced
the problem on a debian->debian system specifically but I think I have.
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(not sure if the above is directly related to spooling mail on NFS
but I think it is..)
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ne else experimenting with 2.5?
I just started experimenting with 2.4.x a few months ago, at this
rate maybe by 2006 I'll start playing with 2.6.x :)
2.2.x works great for most of my systems. They are even invulnerable
to the recent kernel bug(I don't compile kernels with CONFIG_K
ing
X windows you'll want to try changing the protocol probably to IMPS/2,
if your using gpm(console) you'll wanna change the protocol to imps2.
I don't see a way in redhat's Xconfigurator(?) to change the protocol(!)
so I reccomend editing the file directly and changing it.
the f
s this would seem accurate. SMB has always been a pig. NFS isn't
very good either, though I think it's faster then SMB. And over a WAN
SMB is even worse in my experience, scp is faster then SMB over a
1.5mbit vpn connection(local LAN, SMB is faster then scp).
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Dana Holland said:
> I
> think this one falls into the "well, duh!" category.
that or the *smack* category :)
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does the number (1) mean?
the section of the manual (man) that the command is located.
sometimes there are multiple manpages in different sections,
so often the section is mentioned.
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tftpd is typically called from [x]inetd, not as a stand-alone daemon.
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es files into files like
pop3.log
imap4.log
ups.log
printer.log
switch.log
mail.log
cron.log
vpn.log
inetd.log
lpr.log
kernel.log
database.log
etc..
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ategory response-checks { syslog_server; };
};
I run my BIND with /usr/sbin/named -u named -g named -t /etc/bind
(on debian systems)
be sure to restart BIND after changing the config.
as for snort, you must tune it. see the snort docs on how to do this.
I use PureSecure(www.demarc.com) for my sn
Jianping Zhu said:
>
> Do i have to restart server, to let my change to /etc/group take effect?
no, only have to logout and login again for whatever user's group
settings was changed.
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I mean spending time
I'm talkin about hours and hours..days and days working on this,
not just 30 minutes or something.
if it were me I would just forget about it..
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s fine but when I go to the
> /proc/mdstat I do not see the 3rd drive in the raid 5 anyone has any
> suggestions?
does the system detect the 3rd disk? (check dmesg / kernel boot log)
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either? I figure the two issues are probably
> related.
check firewall settings and named.conf for acl entries
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they would trade me for 5 of the current
sysadmins in a heartbeat, apparently the folk they have there aren't
so hot :)
I wish the Business Labor statistics site would update their stats
(www.bls.gov) I am curious what the unemployment rates are for the
various states(last I checked the last da
e removed] is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
I see that all the time too.
one of my former co workers has been applying for jobs all over the
country and not a single reply. He *WANTS* to relocate, he's in New
Hampshire and has been there for 20 years, and hates the lack of tech
there.
things, while the middle ones don't). And check the
bios settings, be sure you have somewhat conservative settings(defaults
are usually fine), and check the IRQs themselves (cat /proc/interrupts
or run 'procinfo').
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I believe cdrecord comes included with redhat..
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of the linux network drivers. Basically
it looks to be a hardware problem, and the driver is reporting it to
you, it doesn't seem to be a serious problem, luckily the driver can
detect the problem and hopefully work around it.
I've run many linux systems over the years and have never se
21388360
Swap: 2040244 02040244
note that it is taking ~1.4GB of memory for buffers/cache.
if your system is digging deep into swap then that is a better sign
your running low on memory, otherwise..don't worry.
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an as fast as you
can. Every bit helps. It helps more if you have a good home network
to practice on(my network is 14 systems on a 1mbit line).
good luck to all those unemployed out there..!
nate
(unemployed and loving it..not!)
oh..and I'm in washington state. in MS's backyard, so clos
usually a failed disk will spew tons of
errors to the system log, and logcheck audits the logs and emails the
results(my syslog server emails me once a day with the log entries).
logcheck can take some time to tune though to weed out the stuff thats
normal in the logs.
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maybe it has something to do with ACPI, try disabling it in the bios
if it's turned on(I always disable it myself)
also what kind of video card?
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a terminal as well(e.g from a script)
a better solution may be a VPN or dedicated tunneling software, I like
stunnel(SSL tunnel). It's meant to run unattended. I use it for MYSQL
and LDAP stuff.
for my personal mail I use squirrelmail over apache-ssl. works good.
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cess allow|deny [!]aclname ...
#
# Access to the ICP port:
# icp_access allow|deny [!]aclname ...
try
http_access allow password
and remove the other http_access rules, the main one is probably
http_access allow all
(don't remove it, just comment it out)
be sure to restart squid..
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t case, VMWAre, win4lin or similar emulation/virtualization
software.
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ro side
then on the 3com side which is why I favor the 3com, specifically
3C905B/3C905C (*NOT* the 3C905C-TXNM or whatever it is, the half
height card).
just another data point.
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and some variations if you need more info. but the information your
seeing is considered normal, and there is shared memory support in
the kernel. so no need to panic.
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William Dolphin said:
> Thanks, Nate. You're right about the kernel. I'll try what you suggest.
>
> Any reasons why any of this would have CHANGED? It's been working fine for
> a few years.
>
> Thanks again.
>
if nothing on the system has changed(that inclu
etwork card? is the link
light on when the system is 'dropped' off the network or not?
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ip_forward
if it says 0 then:
echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
also check your firewall rules:
ipchains -L -n
if all else fails run tcpdump and see what it says(this usually requires
a good deal of knowledge to understand the output)
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backed up. Not sure what the tool is called since I've never used MS SQL
but one of my co workers did and thats what he did for backups.
similar to mysqldump.
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edit /etc/fstab to reflect the changes so next time you boot it
comes up the way you want.
thats it.
sound complicated? maybe.. there may be an easier way to do it
but thats what I'd do.
of course backup any data you want to keep before doing this
operation just incase somethi
Larry Brown said:
> Thanks Nate,
>
> Yes w gave me the station name connecting to it. However, w didn't show
> the user logged into :0. I had 5 users showing and the first line of w
> stated there were 6 users currently connected. Who gave me all six but
> the mach
in the drive of that system?
e.g. an audio cd, a videoCD, or otherwise non-ISO9660 CD ?
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0.2 5388 3228 ?S12:35 0:00 /usr/sbin/sshd
aphro13127 0.0 0.0 1764 612 pts/1S12:35 0:00 grep ssh
if not, as root do /etc/init.d/sshd start
there's probably a way to turn it on so it starts on boot but I don't
know what the 'official' redhat
ally requires tweaking the kernel source, I think the
default limit is ~8).
otherwise check this page out it may help:
http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/automount.htm
this is a "known" issue.
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normally but 'finger' should show the info as well.
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> Dear All,
>
> How to setup NAT with ipchains on 6.2 machine ?
> Any sample can you send it to me for reference ?
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/IPCHAINS-HOWTO.html
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unt /mountpoint and
away it went ..
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e isn't crashed(yet).
running 'dmesg' should show the whole thing, or look at the
messages log with something else like more or less or cat, or use
tail -n 500 to see the last 500 lines
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e to use NFS if your
mounting a filesystem...
if your wanting to mount as a non-root user, try putting the entry in
/etc/fstab, and adding the options noauto,user among whatever other options
you have.
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ver used any of these tools but:
http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=squid+auth§ion=projects&x=0&y=0
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my redhat 7.3 system, 202 different targets probed every 5 minutes..
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ng nscd always immediately solved the problem for
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e to understand ?
perhaps.. but your question made absolutely no sense to me.
try re-wording it.
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re LVD). Also check the termination of the SCSI chain maybe a
terminator is bad. I've had similar messages when either the cable
or the terminator did not support LVD, the drive would work fine for
a while, then it would usually start coughing up errors(DLT8000)
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kernel paging request at
> virtual address b4fa7d9c
this is a symtom of bad RAM. Download memtest86 (memtest86.com I think)
and run it. be sure to read the docs and turn on the advanced tests.
To run a full test it may take 24 hours or more.
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penldap12-1.2.13-8
openldap-2.0.27-2.7.3
(redhat 7.3)
I have written extensive documentation on deploying openldap(much of
it geared towards debian but applies to most other platforms as well):
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
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Charlie Song said:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there a way to set memory size in LILO file?
>
> For example, mem=128M.
append="mem=128M"
be sure to run lilo after changing lilo.conf
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sed to mount automagically...
>
The problem was you didn't format the raid device. It looks like you did
this properly the second time by formatting the raid device instead of the
individual disks.
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es will print out the letter y an absurd(unlimited?) number of times
umount requires arguments to work
sleep requires arguments to work
usually the joke has fsck in there too. which requires arguments to
work as well.
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"hot swap". If your using IDE disks there
are some hot swap capable cages, the only one I can think of at the
moment comes from 3ware. Not sure on the cost.
system freeze is a typical response for the hardware having a non
recoverable error.
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nate said:
> need this(I've run my email w/o a secondary MX for 5 years w/o any
> problems, longest outage was about 3 days due to premature disconnection
> by my telco)
funny, as I wrote the above my ISP had an outage.. 8:48PM - 9:44PM PST..
didn't even realize it till a few
your sendmail has that new patch ..and consider moving to
postfix/exim for better long term security. or qmail if that's your
thing(trying to avoid flamewar). If you have the time to stay on top
of patches(I do, seems more often people don't seem to though) sendmail
is probably fine
ed.
> I also assume that the /home entry in /etc/fstab is only there to mount
> /home somewhere else other than th the partition that / is mounted, and
> removing it will simply begin using /home in the / partition as it has
> been created. is this correct understanding?
yep thats rig
make a new mountmount (mkdir /home.old)
umount /home ; mount /dev/hdb6 /home.old
cp -a /home.old/* /home/
umount /dev/hdb6
rmdir /home.old
remove /home entry from /etc/fstab
resume normal operations
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ess_log for reduce the file size ?
logrotate
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I would expect, 7.x. I'd hope that red hat would keep their
number naming scheme consistant. You can always compare the
versions of the various packages installed with whats on the
'standard' redhat, chances are pretty good the majority of
them will be the same, perhaps libc, kernel
there was a thread recently on this on this list, check the archives.
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od)
NTFS kernel module is only for disks installed on the local
machine.
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, been almost a year since I
tried regular samba with LDAP though I don't remember.
my docs are here:
http://howto.aphroland.de/HOWTO/LDAP
(as mentioned above they are for samba-tng specifically and openldap)
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