I want to set up a RAID using udma drives. I don't think soft RAID is a
good solution from a performance standpoint. I searched all the hardware
RAID vendors to find one providing a udma hardware RAID controller that
would work with Linux. None, so far as I could find, do. The two closest
Within six months Introducing Linux when the SupeTrak SX 6 is introduced.
The question, to Promise Technology, was "When do you expect to have Linux
compatible drivers for the SuperTrak RAID 5 controller?"
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I should know this off the top of my head, but can't remember. I need to
tell an RH 7.0 system not to start X Windows on the boot up.
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Sunbelt Software sells add-ins for Windows OS' e.g. Quota Managers,
Defraggers, etc. They are conducting a poll to determine which OS you
think will be the most compelling over the next five years. The vote
selection is in the frame on the left hand side of the page.
Don't forget to vote, at
Issuing CA's is pretty easy. If you were using Lotus' Domino, you'd find
that it does this out of the box. And the CA's issued are great for your
own use in recognizing the people to whom you granted a CA. You can
almost look at them as really secure cookies.
On the other hand issuing CAs t
I've been watching this thread as I've noticed the same issue on the local
LAN here, (no local BIND). Local ftp connections are slow to establish,
but I'd always been connecting via IP addresses rather than using the host
name so it didn't appear the thread was germain to mu situation.
Nevert
Why do the "Bundles", e.g., Lotus Domino, IBM Small Business Server, etc.,
all include RH 6.2 rather than RH 7.0?
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On Sun, 4 Feb 2001, M. Neidorff wrote:
> At 02:13 PM 2/1/01 -0400, you wrote:
> >Maybe I am getting more observant in my old age but does it seem to
anyone
> >else that there has been a tremendous pile of RTFM type questions over
the
> >last few weeks.
> >It is a problem I have dealt with for y
I tried it again, with all of the settings as advised by Red Hat. It does
not work. I got the file recommended by Jacques Gelinas. It now works fine.
Thank you Jacques
Tom Curl
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As far as I can tell, from experience, and searching around the web,
linuxconf-web is still broken on RH 7.0, even using xinetd-2.1.8.9pre11-1.
If this is untrue, or if someone has a fix I will appreciate knowing.
Thanks,
Tom Curl
Enertex Systems
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Anybody want to comment on 3rsoft's MailStudio?
>>a Web-based e-mail messaging server solution, with
features that include task scheduling, personal files storage, address
book,
security, calendar scheduling, anti-spam, POP3 mail access, and an
individualized
BBS system. It provides stabilit
I don't think it's a joke. I ordered it last week and it arrived the next
morning. After I got it installed, just two mouse clicks were all that
was required, do I agree with the license, and what language, I found it
to be at least 200% faster than any other distribution. The most amazing
...just like the ".0" releases are alpha, I suppose...
Are we talking about RH or MS? ;<)
Tom Curl
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Yeah everybody's right, I've lost my mind! Sorry.
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True but the "odd" numbered point releases are beta, some folks prefer
production code.
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O'Reilly publishes a book called "Mastering Regular Expressions". It
claims to be for people who have never used them before. Even so, while I
don't consider myself any better than the average bear, I also don't feel
I quite fall into the dummy category either. Nevertheless I find the
subje
Bret, I am running it on a "clean" RH 7.0 without a problem. I loaded and
ran the version 1 eval on a RH 6.2 without problem, but later had a good
deal of difficulty with the 2.0 eval that even their tech support people
couldn't figure out. After that I downloaded non-free package, it is
suppos
At this point in it's life I'd only sell ME to people I didn't care about.
Tom Curl
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"Edward Dekkers"
Actually I did try VMware. After that I went back to dual boot. I found
VMware too slow, even on an AMD 600 with 256Meg RAM. When Win4Lin came
along I tried that, and was impressed, no significant performance
degradation.
I am currently running dual boot (NT4.0/RH6.2) on a Toshiba Portege' wi
I tried WINE without success. I believe this to be more my fault than that
of the software. I found that getting it working was much more
complicated and detailed than I believe reasonable for what I am trying to
accomplish. Those, with Windows experience, who have tried to move a
running sy
They have fallen prey to the " . . . . and for my next act . . ."
syndrome. That in my mind is one of the biggest advantages Open Source
has over commercial closed source. Open Source developers quit developing
when the product is finished. Commercial producers need to sell an
upgra
Right, I missed that, sorry.
Tom Curl
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I hate to ask this, but did you start the server? (smbd, nmbd)
Tom Curl
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ipaq runs Linux and X windows in sunlight readable color, no keyboard
though.
Look here http://www.ipaqlinux.com/
Tom Curl
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try http://www.i2osig.org/
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Get the O'Reilly book on Bind 8 (DNS and Bind edition 3)
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Dan,
I'll not spend a lot of time on this, but here are some thoughts.
1. You want to avoid, as should your client/employer, a multiplicity of
OSs unless there is a compelling reason for the diversity, e.g., they are
used for testing multiplatform software.
2. Having said that, you need to d
look in usr/sbin
such as;
/usr/sbin/ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L 61.16.44.22 80 -R
192.168.0.200 80
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I have a RedHat 6.2 server running the seawall firewall. One ethernet port
(etho) is connected to a dsl router. I would like to know in real time the
speed at which data is flowing throught that interface. Is there a command
I can type to get this?
Thanks,
Tom
If you do, tell us. (They don't work here either, strange.)
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How do you define better?
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I've ask this in the SPARC list, but as the discussion could h
Hi Gustav,
Re; established standards, sure. First the key is not the wire color,
while that's more a less a standard, there are certainly cables using
different trace colors than the ones I provided. The real issue is
pinouts, and how they are interconnected. Each end of connection has a
tran
What are we talking about, installing a networkk, or making cables? Making
cables is a waste of time, you can buy 10' cables with RJ45s on each end
for less than three bucks. If you are talking about stringing CAT5 thru
walls and ceilings, a book won't help a lot. What you need is a roll of
ca
No Problem. Get the Mini HOW-TO on Setting up IP Aliasing On A Linux
Machine
e.g. /sbin/ifconfig eth0:0 10.0.1.1
/sbin/ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.0.1
Tom
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Try seawall it allows DMZ (3rdNIC). Put www,smtp, whatever in the DMZ
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Thanks Matt, looking at it now.
Tom
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Try using VNC (http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/) - it sh
Rob,
I'm guessing your next question might be "how?". I don't know. I
downloaded an X Windows server to an NT workstation and I can get it to
connect, but so far no luck in running a Linux X session. It might be
easier from a Linux box, I don't know haven't had time to try. If I were
you tho
There are several products that do things similar to PC anywhere, But this
really has noting at all to do with ssh, other than you might want to run
one within an ssh shell. The big question is whether you want to evesdrop
on other user's terminal or X sessions, or if you are just interested in
I initially used SSH 1, then found BSDSSH, a V2 version that is free.
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I just set up a new RedHat 6.2
Bill,
Athlon should be fine. Recommend FDIC SD11 mb to use with it. Out of
curiosity though, why didn't you ask for advice before you ordered?
Tom
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So now I'm feeling really stupid;
went to rawhide - got perl 5.6 rpm
did rpm -ivh perl-5.6*
message "only packages with major numbers <= 3 are supported by this
version of RPM" (The distribution on this system is RH 6.2)
checked rpm version (rpm --version) 3.0.4 returned
no matter, went ba
In case anybody is folling this thread it looks like the discontinued IBM
Smart Video Capture Card will do the job. Now all I have to do is find
one.
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Thanks Michael,
I am looking to use it in a notebook. That's why I need PCMCIA. Any
thoughts?
Tom
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Does anyone know of a Linux compatible PC Card that will do frame grabbing
from a standard composite video souce (RCA input)
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Linda,
Another option is a "real" terminal. As these get replaced with Windows
PC's running terminal emulators, they become more and more available, often
for no cost. Check with municipalities in particular, I've seen a lot of
good ones just thrown in the dumpster. You'll need a serial conne
There are many of these. I use boxes from Teleboot. Another company,
located in FL, called Weeder Technologies makes one for about $50 that can
control/examine the status of 7 channels and also has a mic input so you
can listen to what is happening in the room where the unit is located.
Tom
Looks good, I have used similar for monitoring remote, network connected
systems but, and I quote;
"The first thing you'll need is two computers. You need not have identical
hardware in both machines (or amount of memory, etc.), but if you did, it
would make your life that much easier when a co
Most software doesn't run very well if the sytem board hangs, or the power
supply dies. To be effective a watchdog need to be outside of the box
being monitored, and looking for a periodic signal that the box is still
working. A typical, far from perfect, but nevertheless easy method is to
have
Perhaps the smb-client?
Try typing mountsmb, you'll either get instructions, or command not found.
If the latter, install smb-client.
Tom
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This describes Plug 'n Play not "soft" modems
Linux supports Plug 'n Play
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A regular modem has hard set com ports an
How about the WinPC? It would have no hardware at all, just software that
emulates all the hardware. Now wouldn't that upset Intel? And that might
lead to WinMicrosoft .. .
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The real question you want to ask is the difference between "hardware"
modems and "software" modems. Modems, were always "hardware", yes they
used firmware burnt into proms to control their functions but they were
what is commonly referred to has "hardware devices.
Then someone got the idea for
Yeah, I know how it is. I was framed once too. They claimed I'd stolen
the car that was used in a Banque robbery. But as soon as I demonstrated
that I didn't spell Bank as Banque they let me go. Sometimes these guy's
aren't too smart. Don't let them intimidate you.
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Jerry,
It's part of masquerade you will need to install that.
Tom
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I'm looking for ipportfw to port forward with ipchains fi
go here
http://seawall.sourceforge.net/
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I'd like to capture video images an a notebook running RH 6.2 using a
little security type video camea
I'd like to capture video images an a notebook running RH 6.2 using a
little security type video camea. I think I need a PCMCIA Video Capture
Card to do this. I need a pointer to a supplier with cards with Linux
compatible drivers.
Thanks,
Tom
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I got it! Major Kool! It's now at V 0.6. This is exactly what's needed to
help wean the winweenies.
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Fans are required when convection/radiation cooling are inadequate.
Using lower voltage chips, the power dissapation drops, e.g., 5 volts at 5
amps dissipates 25 watts, whereas 2.5 volts at 5 amps is 12.5 watts.
Yes, by eliminating the fan, there is a cost savings, but there is also a
noise red
It's easy. When does a light bulb fail? When you turn it on. Why? All
those cold, low resistance circuits draw a lot of current at turn on, there
are mechanical as well as electrical stresses on all those junctions, to
say nothing of the trauma to capacitors.
The monitor is the power hungry
Can't say that any one in particular is the absolute best, but I've found
the FIC SD-11 with the AMD Athlon CPU has worked well for me in the last
few servers I've put up.
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I don't think this is necessarily so. IPchains sets up the filter
independently on each interface, so you could, if you wanted allow stuff in
that you later deep six, e.g, you let it come in the front door but deny it
passage out the back, to you internal LAN. In the meantime, you tripwire,
etc
Both of these products are included on the 3rd party Server Applications
disk included in the RH 6.2 distribution. Reviews on the net are sparse.
I will appreciate any comments/recommendations regarding them.
Thanks, Tom
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I am curious when I read these kinds of messages. "I've got this really
old thing, that I want to use with the latest whatever. But I don't want
to upgrade my old thing, just screw on some sort of adapter so it will work
with the new gadget." And I always wonder, why? A full system upgrade is
Thanks for the tip Adam. freshmeat's search engine seems to be having a
problem right now. I'll see if I can find it in a while.
Tom
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Ahbaid,
I'd use a product called Ghost. Boot it from a diskette. It will clone
any HDD to another so long as the second is larger than the first. One
problem, I think, with your approach is that it does not consider the
partitioning of the second HDD.
Tom
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Bob,
The ISP provides the connection. What you attach is your business. If you
have a coke machine with an ethernet adapter that can talk IP to your
inventory dispatching system a generic DSL connection from US West will
support it. US West, the support organization, however probably won't,
w
Robert,
You should wait for the New "Bob" modem. It only dials MSN, but hey if you
are not dialing MSN you've probably got a serious problem anyway. So wait
for Bob. :<))
Take nothing I say as serious, nobody else does.
Tom
Robert Vazquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/08/2000 09:44:48 PM
My take;
Arkeia - nice looking interface but very complex to setup and use. For an
enterprise level back-up with a full time backup operator it will be great.
They should have made an abbreviated setup for the smaller site.
ArcServe - should be in some other business. Their products occasion
Not so much a "good book" thing as it is the author's perspective. I must
have 30 or so volumes. some are outdated, but not yet trash, as they
sometime provide clues newer books assume. One book I like is Red Hat
Linux 6 Server - Kabir - M&T Books. More or less complete for a new
sysadmin on L
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