ingerprint: 6341 AB27 53D7 8A78 A7C2 7BB1 24C6 A8A7 F4A8 0EB5
[jleafey@icarus temp]$
The bit that says "Good signature" seems to indicate that it was OK.
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turned out that our PIX firewall was being a bit too aggressive in
pruning what it thought were idle sessions. Adding the following to my
~/.ssh/config file seems to have fixed it:
> ServerAliveInterval 15
> ServerAliveCountMax 3
The manpage for ssh_config desc
. I don't know if
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. This was on desktop systems, I know the portable chipsets
used in the laptops are a bit different.
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Don't know how this would with with Redsleeve, but with both CentOS 6
and RHEL 6 it works fine. I was able to disable IPv6 on-the-fly without
a reboot using the sysctl -w method.
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to an article in Red Hat Magazine
that has a pretty good overview:
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/024oct06/features/kickstart/
As usual, YMMV!
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On 02/03/2015 11:19 AM, Jay Leafey wrote:
The documentation says that you can just put vnc (or
vncconnect={host}) in the kickstart file in the command section and
proceed from there. Here's a link to an article in Red Hat Magazine
that has a pretty good overview:
http://www.redhat.com
DN: dc=mycompany,dc=com
any ideas?
Just a thought, I don't think ldapdelete wants the DN in the form
dn=cn= Try to remove the dn= prefix from the DN.
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server. I have been able to do this with the VSphere client on Windows
(grumble!) and the web GUI via VCenter.
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I would try moving all of the .desktop files elsewhere temporarily and
see if that changes the available desktop list.
YMMV!
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with iptables
should tell you. If 'iptables -L -n | grep 12049' doesn't return
something then it might need to be opened up in the firewall.
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around this? I would really
rather NOT reboot in non-FIPS mode to update the system, then reboot in
FIPS mode, but if that's the only solution that's what I'll do.
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believe it stated as much in the EL6 release notes, at least for the
initial release. But I've slept since then...
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, etc. Like any open-source project, if you break it you own
both pieces. All I know is that it works for me.
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an old X session does not
exit completely before the new one.
In any case, it seems to have little impact on how it all works.
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packages from the elrepo repository. Look at
http://elrepo.org/tiki/kmod-nvidia for more details.
Just my $.02
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on the
other end of the ADSL connection? If so, you might be able to resolve
some of the issues by editing the hosts file to make sure the local
systems are resolving even when the name servers are unavailable or
running a local caching nameserver.
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it's a bad habit, but I still do it. I haven't had any adverse
issues with it for about 15 years now. Your mileage may vary!
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to use a monolithic named.conf file
and found it an absolute bear to maintain. Smaller pieces means smaller
problems, once you've got the overall framework.
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= line to
use the shell you want. The unaltered file on my C6.3 box contains
SHELL=/bin/bash.
Of course, that doesn't help on existing accounts.
YMMV
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usually
run yum clean metadata or yum clean all, then re-try the operation.
Unless it is something *I* have boogered badly it usually works.
Of course, YMMV!
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and I'm curious as
to why it doesn't work the same. Just wonderin'
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appears to be detected on-the-fly.
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when I get
some time. I'll post here if I make any progress.
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On 02/18/2012 12:16 PM, Jonathan Vomacka wrote:
On 2/18/2012 12:53 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
A great resource is www.openspf.net. It has a lot of information on
formatting SPF records and a tool that will help you test your rules.
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and the preferred
method is LDAP and TLS. The TLS method is no less secure as the only
thing that goes over the wire unencrypted is the SSL handshake.
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://sourceforge.net/projects/opengoo/) It purports to provide a
Google Docs-like experience but can be self-hosted. The community
edition might give you a lot of what you want.
YMMV!
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. Physical-to-virtual (w
VMware) yes, but not v2p.
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I usually use SSH keys in conjunction with ClusterSSH
(http://clusterssh.sourceforge.net), I have been using the 3.27 version
with good results. It makes managing batches of servers a bit easier,
allowing the execution of the same command across multiple systems at
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manual /etc/hosts
entries and DNS, both work just fine. I've been using it for a couple
of years now with good results.
As always, YMMV.
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to delete the old partition and recreated it at a
larger size, but that scares the bejesus out of my timid soul, having
had power failures during critical operations on more than one occasion.
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. We've had some situations
where Heartbeat didn't detect node failure quickly, but overall we've
gotten acceptable results.
Your mileage may vary!
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, but given the state of UNIX at the time I can't say I
disagree entirely!
Much as I love Linux, I'd still prefer to be running VMS on an x86
desktop box!
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, if there's a herd[1] of them we set up a group, make them
members, and set the ACLs to use the group. I'm surprised nobody
brought it up already!
[1] users come in herds, like all forms of cattle.
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Of course, once that's done the fun is just starting. Since the
original was built for RHEL6, it may have dependencies on newer versions
of other packages.
Your mileage may vary.
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to be replaced with a number designating the minute
within the hour during which you want it to start. What you have there
would kick off separate jobs at 22:00, 22:01, 22:02, etc.
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them with a single hyphen for every file in the current
directory. I've used this for about a year now and it has worked great.
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the sysctl command:
sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_sack=0
It helped in our case, no way of telling if it will help you. As usual,
your mileage may vary.
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Performance isn't quite up to the 8 Gb/s SAN speeds, but with Gigabit
Ethernet and jumbo frames it's pretty respectable.
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the context.
Fixing it is easy, just run restorecon:
restorecon -rv /var/www/html
This will walk down the directory tree and fix up the file contexts,
giving you a message about the files it changes.
Of course, if it isn't an SELinux problem, this won't help.
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/tcp: ) is sent to STDERR and the actual PIDs to
STDOUT, so you could do something like this:
for procpid in $( fuser -n tcp 80 2/dev/null )
do
kill ${procpid}
done
fuser requires root access.
For more, man fuser
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, one of my mentors once told me that a mild
degree was a useful attribute for a system administrator. It tends to
make one spend more time thinking about what CAN go wrong, which is
great if you actually put the results into practice.
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Admittedly, it's a heck of a kludge.
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# Check DNS to see if the DNS entries match it in the local domain and,
# if not, make the necessary changes.
#
# $Id$
# Jay Leafey - 10/29/2009
#
TEST=0
test $# -gt 0 TEST=1
NSUPDATES=$( mktemp -t dynamic_dns.XX )
ME=$( hostname -f )
echo server localhost ${NSUPDATES}
nmap -sP
scan by defining a filter. You can do this
by editing /etc/lvm/lvm.conf, there examples there.
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The best source of experience is mistakes. - YMMV
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They have simple and touch screen models. The monitor itself should be
usable in Linux (I've seen similar monitors used in Linux) but I don't
know about the touch screen.
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it for validity. I
usually use this for testing purposes.
Also, you generally don't want to use both HOST and URI at the same
time. It can sometimes confuse issues.
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) version and it worked just fine, the Enterprise has more
features but I haven't played with it.
As always, YMMV.
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This will make the changes you specified to /etc/sysconfig/authconfig
AND update any other files affected by the change. I'm a lazy bum and
it just seems easier and cleaner to me.
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there are differences our situation and yours and this might
not work in your case. Given the length of this thread, though, it
might be worth a try!
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to be such an entry.
Any suggestions?
System-Preferences-More Preferences-Sessions comes to mind...
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of the file (default sqlnet.log)
LOG_DIRECTORY_CLIENT - the directory (default is your current directory)
If you don't set these values, the default dumps the sqlnet.log file in
the current working directory when a program runs into an Oracle exception.
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it happens. I use:
restorecon -R -n -v /etc
which walks through the entire /etc tree looking for contexts to change
but just reports any exceptions.
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as they get used up.
I think cdrdao will do what you want. It's in the base repository, so
no extra repos needed.
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in the cluster to another. I have the IP address
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a deck reorg (somebody
dropped the deck) easier. (NCR Century 100, circa. 1968)
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translates to 10.0.0.1, does 10.0.0.1 resolve to bob.example.com?
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installed ones.
Though note exactly the same, php-pear-excel is availabe on RPMforge.
See http://dag.wieers.com/rpm/packages/php-pear-excel/ for more information.
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are fetching the
mail from do the RBL operations, but if you don't have control over it
then you really don't get much choice. I'm using this setup myself and
it works, but it offends my aesthetic sense. OTOH, I'm easily offended!
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/bin/false (a
kludge, I admit) or copy /bin/false to /usr/bin/false, but neither seems
to work for me. Like I said, probably best to check with rpmforge.
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prevent entries in the AD
for root and other system accounts from being used.
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You'll have to alter the '--dports' and '-s' parameters to match the
ports and IP address range you are using.
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System 2) and iSCSI for the shared storage with Heartbeat for
service management. This combination looks to be a bit lighter than
the Cluster Suite and GFS, but I'm hoping to confirm or disprove that
impression this summer in my copious free time.
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particularly from smaller CAs that resell other folks's service.
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http://wiki.centos.org/PackageManagement/Rpm.
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just a few seconds) to the IP address the packet
comes from. This allows a very short time window for the client system
to complete its connection before the port gets closed down. I've set
this up on a couple of systems so far with excellent results.
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ClientAlive* entries to the sshd_config file has resolved this for me.
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will need to get the appropriate
gstreamer-plugins package from your favorite third-party repository. I
think the mp3 codec (libgstlame.so) is in the gstreamer-plugins-ugly
package, available at RPMforge.
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server if the requested repository, release, and architecture were on
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! That works a treat, and even takes care of the cases
where I install some of the other related packages (devel, odbc, jdbc)
after-the-fact. That one goes in the notebook!
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this by disabling SElinux, but I really
want to avoid that if possible.
Now a quick question: does anybody know if there is any way to
configure SElinux so that the context for these files won't be fixed
by a restorecon operation on this directory?
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If you are keeping up-to-date using yum you should have gotten this
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yours.
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hi guys...
somebody can tell me how to export data from access to mysql.
thnaks
Depending on the version of Access database files you are trying to
read, the MDB Tools project might be of interest. See
http://mdbtools.sourceforge.net/ for more information.
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