"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
> :-)Not all of us are "guru's". I personally consider myself to be fairly
> :-)unknowledgable. The greatest lesson that I have ever learned was that
> :-)"The only thing that we can know with certainty is that we certainly
> :-)don't know anything". If you can admit th
"David P. Greenberg" wrote:
>
> --Well, now I know how Francis Gary Powers felt. I knew I'd get a flamin' but
> boy howdy...
> Now that I've effectively pissed everybody off; Hi, my name is Dave Greenberg.
> You realise of course that it's all in good fun, and an attempt at
> learning something.
Derek Martin wrote:
> Tort law is tort law. What's the difference? If
> Microsoft's products (or any other software company's,
> for that matter) cause you to lose time/money/resources,
> why can't they be held accountable? It just doesn't
> make any sense.
What makes this well-stated t
Derek,
In the future, I/we would appriciate it if you didn't hold back so
much. Please, we want to know how you *REALLY* feel ;-)
Kenny
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> On Mon, 15 May 2000, David P. Greenberg wrote:
>
> > :-) Currently, you run Linux, because you recognize that MS products have
Be your own CA. It isn't that hard, and it's all the same.
Kenny
PS Then again, "All the same" means it's all bad
csmith wrote:
>
> I know about VeriSign, but are there any other good and inexpensive
> digital certificates out there for SSL.
>
> chris
>
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module which only allows active mode. However,
there is no such patch for the 2.2.x kernels, and no one seems to know
if it was fixed or not.
Kenny
Benjamin Scott wrote:
>
> On Thu, 11 May 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
> > Does anyone know if IP Masq allows for port forwarding of inco
All,
Does anyone know if IP Masq allows for port forwarding of incomming FTP
in PASV mode yet? I know that there was a patch for the 2.0.x kernels,
but I can't find one for 2.2.x.
TIA,
Kenny
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SATAN is out-dated and has been replaced by SAINT (in some peoples minds
;-). I've built both several times on different systems. However, I'm
not overly impressed by either. My personal favorite security auditing
tool is Nessus (http://www.nessus.org). It has a nice GTK front-end,
it's clent-serv
>
> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Mike Bilow wrote:
>
> > First, and WAY off topic, Outlook Express (and all of IE5) should be
> > installed in a corporate environment from a local server. The admin runs
> > the System Administration Kit (or whatever it is officially called now)
> > and makes a local pac
http://www.helixcode.com
Paul Lussier wrote:
>
> Does anyone know where "the helix code" is? I don't know exactly how to
> describe it, other than it seems to be GNOME add-on sw.
>
> Rich Payne had it running at the LBS, but he has not responded to me yet :)
>
> I did a search on freshmeat for
Paul Lussier wrote:
> Well, keep in mind, most Windows/NT admins are barely more knowledgable than
> their users. There are a few, but very few, who *really* know their stuff.
> Unfortunately, these few are usually so busy with corporate infrastructure
> design, and more high-level stuff, seldom
Unfortunatly, "Don't Open Attachments" doesn't solve the problem. With
Outlook and Outlook Express, If you have the "Auto Preview" turned on,
it will execute any VBScript that it finds embeded in the message. It's
a "feature". So, basically, if you have that feature enabled, it will
automatically
Does anyone know what is the current state of the US Encryption export
laws? From everything that I am seeing, the laws mostly center around
companies selling encryption products to people in other countries. Does
it also cover deploying an encryption system from one division of a
company to anoth
At 06:07 PM 4/26/00 -0400, Derek Martin wrote:
>Right. What we need is a permit system where you're not allowed to send
>out ICMP packets unless you have filled out the appropriate paperwork and
>had it stamped by the appropriate government officials.
>
>The penalty for violation would of course
All,
This is a fairly dumb question, since I KNOW that a CD is limited to 650MB
of data, but here goes. A friend of mine asked me to make a copy of a
CD for him because the one that he has is fairly old, it has some scratches
on it, and it's his favorite game. I can't do a CD to CD
At 08:16 PM 4/23/00 -0400, Benjamin Scott wrote:
>On Sun, 23 Apr 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
> > One problem that I am faced with now it trying to learn more about
> > ipchains ( I know the basics already, but there is a lot more detail that
> > I would like to kno
BIND has been around longer than I have, so most of my knowledge on the subject
is in retrospect. However, from everything that I have read and heard from
people, there hasn't been a version of bind yet that hasn't had some sort of
major security vulnerability. I'm not sure if it is because the cr
6.1/i386/
bind-8.2.2_P3-1.i386.rpm
bind-devel-8.2.2_P3-1.i386.rpm
bind-utils-8.2.2_P3-1.i386.rpm
Cole Tuininga wrote:
> "Kenneth E. Lussier" wrote:
> >
> > Actually, I wouldn't recommend getting the upgrades from RH's site.
> > The
I said that I wouldn't comment on Rob Zeiglers book because I haven't read it.
However, from what you have described, the book is an extension of the utility
that he has on the web for building a firewall script. I was never a big fan of
the tool because it bloated the script with far to many thin
Actually, I wouldn't recommend getting the upgrades from RH's site. The
updates that they have will bring you up to BIND-8.2.2-P3, and the current
patch level is P5. You can get the most recent BIND packages from
http://www.isc.org/products/BIND/bind8.html .
FYI,
Kenny
At 03:10 PM 4/22/00 -0400
At 08:38 PM 4/21/00 -0400, Derek Martin wrote:
> > Are you guys gonna write a HOW-TO ?
>
>First of all, I had neither intended to post my phone number to the list,
>nor to suggest that Ken and I are some kind of security gods or something.
>In fact I'm sure there are people on this list who know
Hey there,
You can
check Arin's WHOIS database @
http://www.arin.net/whois/arinwhois.html
You can also check BetterWhois @
http://www.betterwhois.com/
which spans all registrars. If you can get me a copy of his logs, I can do some digging as well.
Kenny
At 11:31 AM 4/21/00 -0400, you wro
I used to do this, but then I noticed that I would lose words off the
end of the page. I also prefer postscript because it looks nicer.
Kenny
Geoff Allsup wrote:
>
> To actually print to my Laserjets or Deskjets ("standard" RH6 printool
> setup), I use:
>
> man -t | lpr
>
> The printouts have
All,
I will be helping with the burning process. I am also going to
take the LBS logo and tack on the name of each distribution so that we can
make labels for the CD's. I was planning on getting a label press so that
we could stick the label onto the CD itself. However, what I am findi
If 200 isn't enough, let me know and I'll spring for another 200 and burn
different distributions here.
Kenny
At 05:13 PM 4/18/00 -0400, Paul Lussier wrote:
>Do we think that 200 CDRs is enough?
>
>
>--
>Seeya,
>Paul
>
> "I always explain our company via interpretive dance.
>
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/
At 04:29 PM 4/13/00 -0400, Derek Martin wrote:
>Hi all,
>
> I had a co-worker ask me for good on-line repositories of general linux
>information and documentation. The obvious choice is the LDP, and of
>course I mentioned the man pages...
>
> Can anyone
All,
Can I just rpm -e pump-0.7.2-2 and install dhcpcd-x.x-x and have my system
work as normal? Right now, I have eth0 set up to use dhcp to obtain ip,
dns, etc. and I'm using pump. I've been having a lot of trouble with my
connection lately, and I think that pump may be the problem. I'
Gee, Niall, that cleared it all up. thanks for the insight ;-)
Kenny
Niall Kavanagh wrote:
>
> configuration file. Once you do that everything should work just fine, the
> first line will no longer be cut off.
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entirety!! I loved that show ;-)
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Jerry,
I had a similar problem when I built a Windoze box with (at the time)
advanced hardware. I ended up having to 1) Flash the BIOS with the
latest release 2) get special drivers from the MB manufacturer for
Win95/98 because Windoze can't work properly with the hardware (one
problem was
I'm guessing that AMD's site won't be of much help. There is a page on
Tyan's site that has all of the jumper settings
(http://www.tyan.com/support/html/s1590_jumpers.html and
http://www.tyan.com/support/html/s1590_amd.html). Also, the FAQ
addresses some settings that you might have missed (like t
Typo. Sorry about that (I hate this keyboard). But anyway, it's
2.2.14, which ships with RH 6.2. I am assuming that it is part of the
`real` kernel, as opposed to a RedHat add-in if X is looking for it. Of
course, this is completely dependant upon if what I saw is the same
thing that you need.
The AGP handling module comes in the 2.2.15 kernel. I noticed it while
recompiling the kernel on a RH 6.2 box.
FYI,
Kenny
Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote:
>
> Hi Everybody,
> I was wondering if anybody has used an intel 810 card with X 3.3.6? It says
> that I need a kernel module called agp(something
Benjamin Scott wrote:
>
> You may also want to download pristine kernel sources from ftp.kernel.org
> and use those, rather then the kernel-source RPM. Red Hat patches their
> kernel in ways not always documented. This will also give you the separate
> directory for free, as the stock kernel
Benjamin Scott wrote:
> grep -l 'unresolved modules' /sbin/depmod
>
> yields no results. There is a mention of 'unresolved symbol(s)', perhaps that
> is what the OP meant?
>
My apologies... That is what I ment. It is `unresolved sybols in module
`. Like I said in my OP, it does absolut
Paul Lussier wrote:
> >All,
> > Is there a way to automatically remove old modules?
>
> I think you can just rm /lib/modules/ that you don't want
> installed. But don't take my word for it :)
I thought about that, since part of the kernel install is make modules;
make modules_install. Th
All,
Is there a way to automatically remove old modules? RedHat seems to
come with every module known to man, so everytime I install a new
kernel, there are several "unresolved modules in "
messages at boot time. I know that this isn't actually a problem, it's
just annoying.
TIA,
Kenny
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Just my &0.01,
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Charles Farinella wrote:
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> I'm trying to add a second ethernet device to my machine.
> I'm not having much luck. When I add the second card it can't
> resolve the IP address off my cable modem.(eth0) Both cards are
> identical.
The cards are identical in all aspects except one: they have dif
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All,
A guy I worked with asked me if I could get him a copy of Linux that
would run on a PowerPC. Can someone point me to an ISO image for
LinuxPPC?
TIA,
Kenny
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All,
I'm looking for software for editing audio files, among other
things. What I want to is 1) rip music from CD's to an audio format
(.au, .wav, .mp3) 2) edit the file to take out leading and trailing
silence 3) (optional) strip the lyric tracks and music tracks apart and
4) burn it back to
they need a Windoze-Compatibility
list ;-)
Kenny
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will probably never see. A drawback to the 100Mbps is
that the ethernet side of a cable modem is 10Mbps. At least that is what
the LanCity modem is. I don't know about other brands.
FYI,
Kenny
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Has anyone used GPG yet? I'm wondering if GPG has anything comperable to
PGP's PGPNet that can act as an IPSec client to a FreeS/Wan server.
TIA,
Kenny
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All,
Is the passwd files portable? In other words, can I copy passwd,
passwd-, group, group-, shadow, shadow-, gshadow, gshadow-, smbusers,
and smbpasswd from one system to another? I want to build a box but have
all of the same users/passwds on it as another system does.
TIA,
Kenny
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> whats going on with the list?
I have noticed a slowdownI'm guessing the the piece and quite is due
to 1) people aren't used to the reply-to headers and responses are going
only to the sender, 2) people have been unusually busy and haven't had
time to get to the list, an
I sent all of the "High Speed Access in Nashua" e-mails to Lori, and I am
letting everone know this so she doesn't end up with 600 of each e-mail.
Kenny
At 02:49 PM 3/8/00 -0500, Lori Hitchcock wrote:
>Hi Everyone,
>Last week there was a lot of talk about DSL in NH. I blew away all those
>e-mail
Well, I found the problems.. The documentation for MySQL that came with
the radius server had a typo, and since I know nothing about mysql, I
didn't notice it right away.
Kenny
root wrote:
>
> Well, this would help if I had forgotten the password, but I didn't. I
> know what the password is, it
All,
I am setting up a RADIUS server (icradius), which requires mySQL, DBI,
and DBD. This is the first time I have ever touched mySQL. I had no
problems compiling/install the mysql server, and I followed the
instruction on setting the root passwd, etc. But now, when I try to do
anything (t
I believe that The question was can you share the DAT FROM a Windoze PC
TO a Linux PC via SMB (at least that was how I was reading it). If the
DAT can be read by the Windoze system and shared out using the windoze
mechanisms (SMB protocol of print&file sharing), then wouldn't the
smbclient on the
Greg Kettmann wrote:
>
> Very good, I like it.
>
> There's also another very big difference, from where I sit as a
> consultant. A Business to Business connection usually has
> higher demands on capacity and reliability and thus the customer
> is more willing to pay for it, and for support. Th
use it on 1 machine, and there's
>>your 'desktop-to-business' solution" ;-)
>>
>>Feel free to email just me rather than the list if you feel I'm taking
>>this thread down a rat-hole!
>>
>>
>>Karl Runge
>>
>>
>>On Fri
That particular problem ( getting to LI and hanging) is usually caused by
the kernel not being withing the 1st 1024 of the disk. I don't know why
swapping motherboards would affect this, unless you put the drive on a
different IDE/SCSI device than it was on before.
Kenny
At 11:16 AM 3/3/00 -0500,
(and who doesn't?!), there is a lovely
>such hack that glues two remote pppd's together via a ssh encrypted
>channel described in the HOWTO:
>
> /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/VPN
>
>Rube Goldberg, yes, but it works well!
>
>Karl Runge
>
>On Thu, 02 Mar 2000, &qu
At 09:44 AM 3/3/00 -0500, Aron Griffis wrote:
>On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 09:19:27AM -0500, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
>> You should be able to get DSL in that area. Check out HarvardNet
>> http://www.harvard.net/ .
>
>I've been looking into DSL for Nashua too. The plac
You should be able to get DSL in that area. Check out HarvardNet
http://www.harvard.net/ .
Kenny
At 09:01 AM 3/3/00 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi Folks,
>
>I've got a quandary. I currently live in Manchester, and have
>MediaOne's internet service. It's fast, reliable, and relatively
>inexpe
Sorry about that. It's an `i` not an `a`. http://www.compatible.com/
Kenny
At 08:24 AM 3/3/00 -0500, Benjamin Scott wrote:
>On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
>> Compatable Systems ( reently bought by Cisco) has a VPN server and
>> clients for darn near every OS ou
Freeswan is great for business-to-business, but it could be a
little difficult if the aim is desktop-to-business. Compatable Systems
IntraPort products do IPSec (as well as pptp, but who
really uses that?).
Kenny
"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
>
> Another place to look is the Linux IPSEC implementation a
Compatable Systems ( reently bought by Cisco) has a VPN server and
clients for darn near every OS out there. I have used the Linux client,
and it is extreamly easy to set up and use.
http://www.compatable.com
Kenny
Greg Kettmann wrote:
>
> I know it was discussed on Tuesday night but what are so
Derek,
Check out PAN ( http://www.superpimp.org ). I used it a while ago, and
I remember it being fairly decent. If that isn't to your liking, check
out http://www.linuxapps.com/?page=category&category=news for other
newsreaders.
Kenny
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> Anyone know of a GOOD threadi
Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan wrote:
> With an old isa-slot network card? That's pretty slow.
Actually, there are 2 ISA cards in it. It's a dual-homed host. It really
isn't all that bad. I have decent through-put, provided that the system
I'm connecting to isn't slow.
> With a special network card peop
Derek Martin wrote:
> My answer to that would be "maybe" -- depends on what you're
> doing and wether or not you have any other bottlenecks. My
> guess is if you're having performance problems, it's because of
> Internet latency, and/or saturation on your mediaone segment.
> But it's very diffi
All,
I have a fairly dumb question about firewall performance. Does the
system hardware impact the speed of network traffic going through the
firewall? I have an old 486/33 with 24M of RAM running RH6.1 with
ipchains for a firewall. The box isn't doing anything but packet
filtering. I'm ju
Jerry Callen wrote:
> What *really* annoyed me is that the printed doc says NOTHING
> about what to do if things don't "just work". After poking
> around on the Corel web site I discovered I could drop into
> "expert mode" by holding down the shift key. I eventually
> managed to get it installed,
I'll vote for that!!! (and for the record, I used the reply button ;-)
Kenny
"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
>
> Good lord! Let's STOP this thread
>
> We're just talking about a little extra cutting and pasting
> when we check our To/Cc fields before we post in either
> scenario!
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Paul Lussier wrote:
>
> Ahh, but that's plain as day, the user's quota is exceeded! I
> get no such e-mail message.
Right. Procmail is giving the message. Apparently procmail (acting as
the local delivery agent) handles quotas correctly and recognizes the
errors. Other delivery agents may not. A
Derek Martin wrote:
> For the record, I'm not embarrassed about the squeegee jokes,
> or anything else that has been said here. I actually find them
> quite funny (though it's getting old)...
Just for the record, it has already been decided that the reply-to issue
is going to be decided by a maj
Derek Martin wrote:
> Why does this stuff need to be so damn complicated? :)
Because if it weren't, we'd all be unemployed? ;-)
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I have actually seen this error many times. Usually bounced messages
from this list. This is just a shot in the dark, but do you per chance
have disk quota enabled? It is possable that either the person has
exceeded the quota or that there is a lack of disk space. This very well
may not be a sendm
"Karl J. Runge" wrote:
> May we please change this thread over to vi vs. emacs?
vi Vs. Emacs, Emacs Vs. vi.. why is always these two?? What about
pico? What is so wrong with pico???
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It's been my experience that titles mean little. My title is `Security
Analyst`. I don't analyze anything. My partner is a `Senior Security
Analyst`, and he doensn't analyze anything, either. PHB's like to give
everyone a title so they can refer to titles in a meeting without
actually ment
I kind of like the reply-to header. It adds humor-value to the list
in the absence of squeegy jokes.. Sort of like a "LUG Bloopers" ;-)
Kenny
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> O.k. -- for the record, out of those who have decided to be
> vocal on the subject, we have exactly ONE vote (from the
> illust
At http://linuxapps.com , if you do a search on Slashdot, there are
several apps/scripts to fetch the latest /. stories. There are some that
download them to a PalmPilot "for reading on the go". I used to have one
for Gnome that sat on the menu bar that scrolled like a regular news
ticker.
FYI,
Ke
That's nothing you want REAL humor, check out
http://www.dot-truth.com and see all of the "Truths" about Win2k as
compared to Solaris I love FUD. It cracks me up ;-)
Kenny
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> MS compares NT to linux.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/news/msnw/LinuxMyths.asp
>
Paul Lussier wrote:
> You should learn mh, it can do *anything* :)
That seems to be the concensusI'm going to look into it in the
morning this might be the big break for Linux in my organization ;-)
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Well, Mail is ok for some of what I need, but it lacks the ability to do
address re-writing (afaik) of the sender (since the mail will come from
a Linux or Solaris box, but any replies need to go to an exchange
server), and it doesn't do attachments.
I did, however, find out how to preven
OK, Once and for all, I am NOT going to become a spammer Although I
have heard it is quite lucrative ;-) Actually, I'm trying to help my PHB
cut down on the amount of time he spends sending out reports. He spends
hours sending them, and it just seems to me a total waste of time.
Besides, it's
Ray Bowles wrote:
>
> I have to questions...
> Would anyone know why while composing a new message and
> adding addresses from the addressbook netscape closes?
Because Netscape on RH6.1 seems to have issues. Actually, the issues are
possably with ld.so, but that is another story. Get the late
Pine is nice. I like Pine. I use Pine. But does it work straight off the
command-line? Every time I have tried something like I described, it
kicks off an interactive session. I want this to be 100% automated.
Kenny
Niall Kavanagh wrote:
>
> Pine! It's no longer elm. (tm)
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All,
I just did an ftp install of RH6.2beta to see if it has any major
advances. There are a few new things. It's based on kernel 2.2.15. Also,
if you do a custom install, they have added "clustering" as one of the
package groups (I think the clustering package is pvm). The MESA drivers
ar
Scott Adams as in Dilbert or Douglas Adams as in Hitch Hikers Guide to
the Galaxy?
kenny
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> Hey, while I'm at it, does anyone know of any way I can get the old
> Scott Adams games for Linux and/or Palm?
>
> In case you haven't gotten the idea, I used to be hella-hooked on
>
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> someone wanna do me a big favor?
Sure... Always willing to help.
> mail me their init.d scripts for Apache? i can't get mine to
> work at all.
Well, this is a toughy... What distro are you using? Also, typically
it's not the scripts in init.d that don't work, it's the
All,
I'm looking into getting a CD-RW, but I want to make sure that I can use
it under Linux. I checked out the Hardware compatability list, and it
listed some supported drives, but not the one I am looking at (I/O Magic
MagicWriter DW-CDRW6). However, the HWCL also says that almost all CD
Good point I completely forgot about that. I couldn't afford a good
video card when these came out! I don't actually know if XF86 supports
external 3d accelerators. I couldn't find anything in the Hardware
compatability list. However, it is possable that if it is a newer
distribution, it may b
Niall Kavanagh wrote:
>
> We should point out that the original Voodoo and Voodoo II were not video
> cards, rather 3D accelerators. They require you have a regular 2d video card
> in your system, and "pass thru" any 2d instructions to the regular card.
>
> Not sure if MESA supports the original
I know this is probably something that I missed, but what else is new?
Am I to understand that the meeting is on a Tuesday night?
Kenny
>
> Quoting Jerry Kubeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > The First Quarter GNHLUG meeting has been solidified.
> > February 29th, 7 Pm (dinner and drinks before)
> >
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
> No, they're lunchbox sized, unfortunately I can't just give them
> away to all
> my friends.
In the absence of friends, there is always family ;-) (oh, like I could
resist that one??)
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Derek Martin wrote:
> Kenny:
>
> I'd like to compare overall configuration with you at some
> point, to see if we have other common hardware, or if we can
> isolate it to the sound card. I'm already reasonably convinced,
> but I'd like to be able to point even more definitively to the
> card/dri
Derek Martin wrote:
>
> That's one gigantic dose of ICK! Convince your PHB's to bring in
> Linux.
> If Paul and I can do it, you can too! (Of course, we had to quit
> in the process... but that's besides the point!)
It's a catch-22 with us They want to see it work before they let us
u
I'm not bashing pump. Like everything, I think that the problems are on
a system-by-system basis. I'm running RH6.1 with pump on my firewall,
and I haven't had the slightest problem with it. On the otherhand, I set
up a firewall for my parents (the one that I was speaking about
earlier), and I had
Ah yes. IPChains is going to give way to IPTables. The move to IPChains
from ipfwadm wasn't all that big of a jump. It was basically the same
system with a similar syntax, and only subtle differences (generally
speaking). However, IPTables is supposed to ba a stateful packet filter,
which chan
I have a VooDoo Banshee card, and the drivers have pretty much the same
install. I had trouble compiling one of them (Glide, I think it was), but
that was a user error. All in all, it really isn't that hard. One piece of
advice, tho: RTFM BEFORE doing anything, not AS you do it. There were a few
p
My X problems only occured when I was using a resource-intensive WM like E
or KDE, and I usually had at least 3 xterms open as well as Netscape. I
haven't had the problems under fvwm (my wm of choice). I also made a
concious effort to go through and change my boot options to cut down on the
amount
My problem was on a system that had a 3c509 ISA card and a 3c905 PCI card
in it. Before I fixed the problem, what would happen is, if I the 3c509 to
take eth0, then the 3c905 wouldn't initilize. It would just fail. I tried
compiling both in the kernel, both as modules, and one as a module and one
I have an SB Live card, and I installed the drivers about a month ago. The
sound card works just dandy, BUT.That was when I started having
problems with my X sessions locking up on me. I don't if the two things are
related or not, but if you have problems with X, let me know.
Kenny
At 11:2
You shouldn't need to change modules.conf. All you need to do is put an
append statement in your /etc/lilo.conf file to assign the module, irq, and
I/O to eth0 or eth1. However, I have had trouble in the past using a 3c905
pci card where it ALWAYS wants to be eth0 no matter what you do. Th
Pat Bradshaw wrote:
>
> Hi All
>
> I have a pentium 90 with 16 mb of ram running Red Hat 6.0.
> Performance for anything not requiring x windows is quite good,
> but anytime I try to run anything with a gui, the machine just
> crawls along, and I hear the hard disk thrashing like crazy.
> This i
I have MailMan from Endymion running right now. Unfortunatly it expires
after 30 days unless you get the licensed copy for $250. If I were
planning on using this for work, then I would get the licensed copy, but
it is only for personal access, and I don't have $250 to blow on
convience.
T
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