> On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 16:46, Blake Thornton wrote:
> > I've been struggling to get my dsl connection working (pppoe) and I bought
> > a router which I set up using a windows machine.
> >
> > Now, when I boot up my linux (redhat 9) box, the eth0 connection f
I've been struggling to get my dsl connection working (pppoe) and I bought
a router which I set up using a windows machine.
Now, when I boot up my linux (redhat 9) box, the eth0 connection fails to
come up and does not appear in `ifconfig`.
So, I figured that there is a problem recognizing my eth
Due to problems connecting with my dsl line (using rp-pppoe) I bought a
cheap router (Belkin) and set it up using a windows machine. It seems to
work great with the windows machine, but I still can't get a connection
from my redhat box. I admit that I don't really know exactly where to
start and
nfiguration (described in the kickstart
docs), and you are good to go.
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your Kickstart
profile, reboot the server and have it upgrade itself. As you pointed
out, you don't want to use CDs, but Kickstart works just fine with the
network installs or with hard disk installs.
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> Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 6:53 PM
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> Subject: Adsl, pppoe, network card
>
>
> I've been trying to get this fixed for some time and nothing is working:
>
> - Running redhat9.
> - LinkSys ethernet card
I've been trying to get this fixed for some time and nothing is working:
- Running redhat9.
- LinkSys ethernet card
- adsl modem (provider: sbc), running pppoe
I can't connect to the network. Before installing redhat9, I connected
fine using adsl-setup and adsl-start. I have temporarily borrowed
Has anyone found a digital voice recorder that they like that works well
with linux.
Specifically, it seems that the issues I am finding are:
- memory card is important so that I can use a card reader to transfer
files to the computer.
- file format. Some of these recorders store files in an o
Has anyone here delt with these sound files in linux? I would like to be
able to convert a .dvr file to a .wav file in linux. I have a program to
do this in windows, but that isn't so useful.
Thanks!
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I'm struggling with pppoe using rp-pppoe. I've used the adsl- scripts
and I keep getting the messages:
PADO packet timeout
(or something very similar)
My reading of the adsl documentation says that this is likely to be a
problem on the provider's side of things. In the logs I can see the P
I am having dsl problems and I am quite sure that it is probably something
quite easy to get going. I am printing out the DSL howto and the ppp
howto, but I won't have a network connection at home where my dsl problem
is so I want to make sure I know everything to try before heading home.
- I jus
>> Works for me.
Still works for me. You might want to re-check your code and take it to
some perl mailinglist.
> here is basically what it boils down to:
>
> bash-2.05b$more create
> #! /usr/bin/suidperl
> -rwsr-sr-x2 root root 531516 Jun 16 20:37
> /usr/bin/suidperl
>
> -rwsr-xr-
ntioned, Perl has a number of built-in restrictions to
make sure Bad Things don't happen.
After you change your script to point to /usr/bin/suidperl, follow the
restrictions, and setuid your script what is the exact error?
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I just bought some new components and am having trouble. I will likely
try to narrow down the possible sources this weekend, but I could still
use some help. I tried to do a fresh install of Redhat 8.0 and everything
moved at a snail's pace (it took well over an hour to install everything).
f those with
gnuplot. (I'm positive about the PNG output ... I use that now.)
If gnuplot doesn't cut it, there is also Ploticus
(http://ploticus.sourceforge.net).
If you still can't get it to do what you want, you can code the whole
thing yourself with GD or use a library like GDc
initrd's.
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what it is. When you do
need it, you'll figure out what it is and you will wish you had been
running it.
MRTG is equally useful, but it doesn't come with any useful default
configuration.
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ou are running mrtg, sar, and the
RedHat cron.hourly cron jobs.
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add and remove entries from that directory, so a user can delete a file
from a directory they have write permissions on, even if they don't have
read or write permissions on the file itself.
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for the details on what the
server uses to determine if a file is a CGI to be executed. If you are
using Apache, the settings are all explained in detail at:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/howto/cgi.html
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hould take
effect immediately.
You can modify the value in any of your startup scripts to make sure it
changes on boot. The most common way of setting these entries is to add
the entry to /etc/sysctl.conf.
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I recently installed redhat 8.0 and up2date keeps hanging up on me. It
seems to try to log in (and my login is correct because I can login on the
rhn.redhat.com page).
Am I missing something. up2date-nox doesn't seem to work either.
Thanks,
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automated
upgrades are dangerous. Automatic upgrades can be a powerful tool when
wielded correctly, but can cause serious damage when not.
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glibc
upgrades and filesystem changes) that require reboots.
You can automate version upgrades with Kickstart. It is documented in the
RedHat Customization Guide. I have done installs with Kickstart in under 5
minutes, but upgrades will take longer depending on your choice of medium,
your installed
t; I would guess that copying your private key to B would be a bad idea
>
> correct - copy only public keys
Never copy keys, public or private. Forward them using an agent.
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cept the same
credentials as B, you shouldn't have any problems.
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A
remote server can't compromise your public key or your passphrase, even if
you are using the compromised server to log into other servers (and are using
agent forwarding).
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own RedHat Network compatible server or proxy.
There are currently two projects that offer this support that I've seen. THe
only one I can remember is 'current' (check Freshmeat for the URL).
Download the packages with the mirror tool of your choice, and get your own
server to pum
I believe that support for this chipset only recently made it into the XFree86
CVS tree. You can either build it yourself or wait for XFree86 4.3 which will
probably have it.
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on 210.11.68.47 from port
53.
It could be DNS traffic that timed out or otherwise failed on
210.11.68.47, or it could be someone probing your systems using DNS as a
source port to try to hide their tracks.
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On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 08:46, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
>
> Um, v
On Wed, 2002-09-18 at 12:08, Devon Harding - GTHLA wrote:
> Is there a command line version like up2date?
Yes, 'up2date' :)
up2date will only run in GUI mode if it detects it has a X display and
if the up2date-gnome package is installed.
You can force text mode with the --nox opti
e installation would insist on installing it's own version. THe
end result is "DLL hell".
Unix is not immune from bad shared library management any more than
Windows. The solution is proper systems management. RPM helps enforce
good management of shared libraries by calculating and c
nd filesystems as your storage requirements and resources change.
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/
EVMS (http://evms.sourceforge.net/) takes this concept to the next level
with really cool tools.
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I'm running into problems with sharing text files between macs and my
linux machine. The problem seems to be that on linux my text files have
end of lines (\n) and on the mac text files have something else (shown as
'^M' when I look at it in Linux). Maybe there are other problems too, but
th
> On Wed, 2002-09-04 at 10:45, Blake Thornton wrote:
> > that certain key bindings are not being passed into the application but
> > are perhaps being used by the window manager (although I'm not sure this
> > is what is happening - I just know the application i
I'm running KDE3 and sometimes I have shortcuts available to my
applications and sometimes I don't seem to. It seems that when I first
log in my applications will accept the keys, but after a while, it seems
that certain key bindings are not being passed into the application but
are perhaps b
> Have you run sndconfig?
That did the trick! Thank you very much!
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I think that /dev/dsp is the sound device for both recording and playback?
Could someone tell me if that is correct.
I'm trying out some softward and it is telling me it can't open the audio
device that I have set as /dev/dsp. I just wanted to make sure I had the
device set correctly and the
Does anyone know how I can tell what has been compiled into my kernel?
Right now, I would like to know if appletalk has been compiled in, but
this would seem to be a useful thing to be able to know for any kernel
options.
Thanks,
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I've been struggling to find a solution to this for a while. I posted
last week and got some suggestions, but nothing is exactly what I am
looking for yet.
I would like to talk from my Redhat Linux box to a mac server using Apple
talk (maybe its called apple speak?). I have absolutely no con
> On Mon, 26 Aug 2002, Blake C. Thornton wrote:
>
> > > > I need some network help. I haven't seen this happen before.
> > > >
> > > > I am trying to set up networking on a system without DHCP. My sysadmin
> > > > gave me
> > I need some network help. I haven't seen this happen before.
> >
> > I am trying to set up networking on a system without DHCP. My sysadmin
> > gave me an IP address for my linux box (redhat 7.3). So, I edited:
> >
> > /etc/hosts
> > 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
> > 165.134
I need some network help. I haven't seen this happen before.
I am trying to set up networking on a system without DHCP. My sysadmin
gave me an IP address for my linux box (redhat 7.3). So, I edited:
/etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
165.134.123.88 localhost.localdoma
> BCT> I just moved into an office where they have decided that Macintosh is the
> BCT> way to go. Granted OSX is fine (its unix afterall), but I'm still
> BCT> learning my way around the mac box.
>
> BCT> My Question:
>
> BCT> Any way to get files to and from my linux box using the apple file
> Use samba on the Linux server
>
> Connect to network drive by specifying
> smb:/// in the connect dialog on Mac OSX
>
> There is a .smbmount(?) file in the users' home directory on the Mac
> that you can use to specify the logon details for smbmount.
>
> Hope that points you in the right dire
I just moved into an office where they have decided that Macintosh is the
way to go. Granted OSX is fine (its unix afterall), but I'm still
learning my way around the mac box.
My Question:
Any way to get files to and from my linux box using the apple file sharer
(this is found by selecting choo
> I want the user to be able to use the su command to switch to any user
> without requring a password, like root?
> How do I do this??
Give the user the root password. It seems you trust this person and would
allow him/her to change root's password, so give him/her the password.
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I am having trouble because for some reason my key bindings for some
programs (maple for example) seems to be conflicting with sawfish window
manager (control key sequences). Its funny because sometimes it works and
then my program crashes and the keys won't work until I log off.
Has anyone deal
I would like to allow any user to shut down my ppp0 connecting.
Currently I have a ppp-off script (standard one with the 7.3 distribution)
and it kills the process, but it won't kill the ppp process unless the
owner executes the ppp-off script. I have tried setting 'chmod +s
ppp-off' and that d
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> On 24-May-2002/07:53 -0600, "Blake C. Thornton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Could someone tell me where the script is that should set the default
> >route.
> >
> >I am trying to get
Could someone tell me where the script is that should set the default
route.
I am trying to get ppp up and running and it is not setting the default
route by itself and I need to know how to change that (I can do it by
hand, but that is a pain).
Thanks,
Blake
I just installed redhat 7.3 and now I have two problems (the second should
be simple):
1- I can't get ppp to work over my modem. I am using the same ppp scripts
that I used with redhat 7.2, but this is what I am getting in
/var/log/messages:
pppd[2042]: Connect ppp0 <-> /dev/modem
/etc/hotplug/
I'm stuggling learning C++ and was hoping someone could point me to a
source for help. The language is not the problem (I think I can figure
out the language issues) but I'm having trouble compiling and linking from
multiple source files (using make or not using make).
Can anyone point me to
I'm trying to help a friend who just installed linux (Mandrake) and he
says everytime xscreensaver runs for about 5 minutes the monitor begins
"shaking." I've never experienced anything like this and don't even know
where to start looking and any suggestions would be great.
Sorry I can't be m
> >Get the whole bookshelf on a CD thing O'Reilly sells. It has 6-7 books on
> >it, and it's searchable. It costs $70-80 - about the cost of 2 books.
Thanks to all who responded. I'll look into this and probably buy it.
Thanks for reminding me about the perldoc command as well.
b
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> That's Perl's way of scoping a variable.
>
> Sounds like you should do some more studying before you put a script
> online, especially if this is a publicly accessible server. At your
> skill level (and please understand that I'm cautioning, not
> criticizing), your use of system() calls in
> > > >Q: How do I make perl run programs in a given directory?
> >
> > So, what now happens is that all the output from running tex is displayed
> > on the webpage. How do I redirect the output from this to /dev/null ?
> > (So, I still want it to create a .dvi file, but I want all the tex
> > de
> >Q: How do I make perl run programs in a given directory?
>
> system("cd /path/to/latex/files; latex filename.tex");
>
> Quick and dirty.
Well, mostly good - at least tex is running (before it wouldn't even run).
Now, I need to run this from a cgi script on a webpage (basically, I'm
hoping
I have a perl question (related to tex) that I can't figure out.
How can I run latex from a perl script?
I know that the following is a possibility:
system "latex filename.tex"
But, the problem is that I need to run latex in the given directory
because tex needs access to all the auxil
Should I care about about people hitting my webserver like this:
208.225.213.7 - - [20/Jan/2002:16:37:31 -0700] "GET
/scripts/..%c1%1c../winnt/system32/cmd.exe?/c+dir HTTP/1.0" 404 561 "-"
"-"
I think I've read that this is trying to exploit an NT weakness, but
should I care? I suppose I can
> On Friday 18 January 2002 12:59 am, Jake McHenry wrote:
> > Hello everyone. Please get back to me as soon as possible with this
> > one. I just installed 7.2 on a new server here at work, and I can send
> > mail out, but I am not receiving anything. In the mailq of the sending
> > machine, I'm g
> >
> > >I have a website that is being spidered by 1 host at in-opertune times,
> > >I'm trying to see if there is a way I can block the host in apache for a
> > >few hours of the day but allow it the rest of the day.
> >
> > It wouldn't be too hard to add the appropriate iptables calls to a
> Hi
> Can someone please tell me which file I have to edit to have the boot
> process wind up at run level 3.
> I did this once before but have been re-installing and now can't work
> out how to stop X from starting.
/etc/inittab
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> I'm trying to run sendmail in a script. I think that the sending machine
> does not transmit my domain name (it transmits localhost) and the
> receiving machine won't accept the mail if the domain is not real.
>
> I usually run pine, and everything seems to work fine. My mail is
> accepted a
I'm trying to run sendmail in a script. I think that the sending machine
does not transmit my domain name (it transmits localhost) and the
receiving machine won't accept the mail if the domain is not real.
I usually run pine, and everything seems to work fine. My mail is
accepted as usual, som
> >You need to do both. modules.conf determines the modules you need to
> load - >ie, ide-scsi. LILO tells the kernel that you only want to use
> SCSI emulation >for hdc, and not the rest of your ide devices. >Ed
> Wilts, Mounds View, MN, USA
>
> That begs the question, isn't there someplace to
I'm trying to get a firewire card going on my redhat 7.2 box (connecting
to digital video camera). I am running kernel 2.4.9-13 (as obtained from
redhat).
I've looked at the following sites:
linux1394: http://linux1394.sourceforge.net/
raw1394:http://sourceforge.net/projects/libraw1394/
d
> >I've been searching the web for some software to upload my digital video
> >to my computer. The only thing I've really found is dvgrab, but it
> >requires firewire (and I might have to use this).
> >
> >Any ideas?
>
> Transfer of DV requires firewire, there is no way around it and keep it
>
I've been searching the web for some software to upload my digital video
to my computer. The only thing I've really found is dvgrab, but it
requires firewire (and I might have to use this).
Any ideas?
Here are my specs:
- Sony, Digital8, TRV330
- I have a USB cable that attaches to the camer
I'm working with IBM to narrow the problem down. So far it only happens on
SMP machines with ServeRAID and only with specific bit patterns. I haven't
tried RH 7.1 yet, but that is on my list.
thornton
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Jon Hoffman wrote:
> I would like to know if this is a p
RAID with single processor, the
md5sums match, good.
If I copy from a non-IBM RAID to an IBM RAID with the RedHAt 7.2 SMP
kernel, the md5sums don't match.
Please don't tell me I found a bug in the SMP driver of the ips module.
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What would cause Apache to restart. I looked in my error logs this
morning and it looks like this:
-
[Wed Dec 12 04:02:03 2001] [notice] SIGHUP received. Attempting to
restart
[Wed Dec 12 04:02:04 2001] [notice] Apache/1.3.22 (Unix) (Red-Hat/L
> try using port 21 (ftp). you have a good chance of it working that way i
> would think, what with the active ftp ports which are probably open etc..
Nope, port 21 is closed to me too.
I guess I'm still a bit confused. I changed my sshd config file and
change the port. I then restarted sshd,
>
> > My box is behind a firewall and want to ssh into it. I have asked the
> > admin to open the port for me, but he's not moving as fast as I would
> > like and I hate to get too pushy about it.
> >
> > So, I am thinking that all I need to do is find an open port and put
> > this port into my
OK, this is probably a bit of a cracker question, but I'm trying to get
into my own box.
My box is behind a firewall and want to ssh into it. I have asked the
admin to open the port for me, but he's not moving as fast as I would like
and I hate to get too pushy about it.
So, I am thinking th
> >I'm having trouble with apache and its deny directive. Here is what i've
> >done:
> >
> >In my httpd.conf file, and in the main directory I've added
> >
> >#
> >Order allow,deny
> >Allow from all
> >deny 63.228.212.200
> >
> >
> >But, I still see hits from this IP.
> >
> >Also, ca
> Hi,
> My first guess is that you should make the denial first and then the allow.
> Hope this helps
Reading the apache manual makes it sound like allow all first and then
start denying.
Unless, you want a very restricted website. In which case the apache
manual says that you can deny all an
I'm having trouble with apache and its deny directive. Here is what i've
done:
In my httpd.conf file, and in the main directory I've added
#
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
deny 63.228.212.200
But, I still see hits from this IP.
Also, can someone tell me how to use the file acce
> > It seems I am behind a firewall and would like to ask them to open it for
> > me so that I can ssh (or telnet, or ftp, or something else) to my box. IT
> > here wants to know what port I want open.
> >
> > How do I figure out which port my sshd is running on?
>
> By default, it runs on it
It seems I am behind a firewall and would like to ask them to open it for
me so that I can ssh (or telnet, or ftp, or something else) to my box. IT
here wants to know what port I want open.
How do I figure out which port my sshd is running on?
Thanks,
Blake
I'm trying to get my network running. My provider gave me an IP adress
(I'll call it ip.ip), a hostname (host.name), and a gate way (this was
only two numbers long, say 1.2).
So, I changed a few files: /etc/hosts, /etc/sysconfig/network
For example:
$ cat hosts
# Do not remove the following l
I need some help with cdrecord. I'm not sure what the problem is, but I'm
having trouble burning audio. I have some cdrecord worthy wav files (I
got them from an audio cd and used grip).
I then get the following in dummy mode. Notice the error. Everything
works find if I burn a data cd, bu
It seems that when I shutdown or reboot my redhat 7.2 system (something I
rarely do), shutdown gets stuck. Here's what happens exactly:
- I either type reboot or choose reboot from the menu.
- X quits and I see the non-X login prompt
- I then see: mdrecoveryd thread finished
- then: mdrecoveryd(
I am hoping someone can help me with cdrecord. I have some .wav files
that I recorded using yarec (I recorded from a mic). So, I have the file
ya.wav
I know this file is fine because I can play it using the command
"play ya.wav"
I can also read this wav file using some other audio tools I h
I'm not too concerned, but my root partition is getting more full then I
I think it should be. It brings up several questions I have:
I have three partitions on my hard drive, they look like:
/dev/hda1 1510032318196 1115128 23% /
/dev/hda2 10120052 2139384 74
> > I'm just curious and thought I would post.
>
> > If I'm listening to something using realplayer, and then I try to open
> > galeon, galeon opens, but refuses to do anything unless I stop what I'm
> > listening to on real player.
>
> > I've also had this problem when running netscape and op
I'm just curious and thought I would post.
If I'm listening to something using realplayer, and then I try to open
galeon, galeon opens, but refuses to do anything unless I stop what I'm
listening to on real player.
I've also had this problem when running netscape and opening certain
pages. W
I'm not sure why xhost behaves as it does and was hoping someone could
tell me.
As a normal user, if I su to root, I can run just about everything in X --
emacs, galeon, netscape. But not up2date. So, as a normal user, I can
type
xhost +localhost
and now, when I su root, I can also run up2da
Well, I didn't get any responses for my hardware install problems, but I
think I got it narrowed down to bad memory. I had two chips of memory in
and I removed one and everything seems to be working now.
Just thought I would post if someone else was following my thread and
wanted to know if I fi
> I was playing around with my redhat 7.2 and I"m getting tons of
> errors. I had 7.2 installed and recently decided to play around with some
> things are reintall (ok, bad idea).
>
> Now, It won't let me do a damn thing. I was able to install using text
> mode and then after all the packages
over IP, and then made them
public.
I seem to remember also a while back a Windows worm that propogated itself
with NetBios $IPC.
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for netbios is also a good way
to figure out if you are a Windows or Unix server, and if the systems
administrator has a clue or doesn't (only a clueless sysadmin would open
netbios to the public on a windows box).
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to trust anyone (even the
ssh server) with your password. It is virtually impossible to brute force
the key itself since they only have the public part of it.
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ul where you need to run
commands as root, but the commands are limited and non-interactive
(backups, security scans, etc).
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specially important when they are
at conferences and conventions, which usually tend to be highly insecure
LANs. Having a VP of Marketing telnet in to get the latest, secret product
information at a sales convention populated with competitors (many of whom
are tech savvy) gives me shivers.
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an ssh fanatic, but I really haven't seen a case
where ssh wasn't better than or at least equal to telnet. I would
personally like to see telnet banned the way rsh/rhosts was banned by
concientious SAs a decade ago.
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e, and start
xinetd, though you are much better off using SSH in the long haul.
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to do
some types of traffic and not others, there must be someone filtering your
traffic.
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