On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Michael P. Griffin wrote:
Thank you all. You have given me enough to get started and based on
equipment suggestions a rough idea of cost. I will get back to you with more
specific questions after I have pulled the wire and start to configure the
system.
One last
In a message dated: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 07:05:28 EST
Rich Payne said:
Let me put it this way...unless you have very deep pockets the limiting
factor will be your connection to the internet, not your routing box. Last
I heard a 486 could confortable route a T1 line w/o any trouble.
Absolutely,
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Paul Lussier wrote:
In a message dated: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 07:05:28 EST
Rich Payne said:
Let me put it this way...unless you have very deep pockets the limiting
factor will be your connection to the internet, not your routing box. Last
I heard a 486 could confortable
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Rich Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, Paul raises a good point here that I should have touched upon. Do not
run anything on that system that it doesn't need, this includes:
Any of the r programs (rsh, rexec, etc) (edit your /etc/ietd.conf)
Anything to do with
Yup, FWIW I actually run IMAP on my firewall box, however I've told
ipchains not to allow any external connections on that port. So Imap/pop
are usuable inside the house, but nobody on the outside can get to them.
Of course the next step is to run a log checker then you get to see all
the people
Hi Rich,
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Rich Payne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup, FWIW I actually run IMAP on my firewall box, however I've told
ipchains not to allow any external connections on that port. So Imap/pop
are usuable inside the house, but nobody on the outside can get to them.
Yes, I do
All,
Does anyone know if "-p all" in an ipchains rule actually means ALL protocols,
or does it only include tcp, udp, and icmp? I got the realAudio server for
RedHat, and I am trying to set it up on my webserver, but the webserver is
behind a firewall. I need to redirect the ports to the
I haven't (yet) set up a linux firewall, but when I was doing CISCOs, doing
security, the basic rules of setup was:
1. never run anything except the firewall software on the firewall
2. First, deny EVERYTHING. This enables you to have the default rule of
nothing, and confirm you've turned
-Original Message-
From: Yndigos [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 9:18 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Linux Informix
Hye,
I wanted to know a minimum config to run Informix-SE on a Linux Server (Red
Hat 5.2 or earlier version).
I mean CPU, RAM and
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
Does anyone know if "-p all" in an ipchains rule actually means
ALL protocols, or does it only include tcp, udp, and icmp? I got the
realAudio server for RedHat, and I am trying to set it up on my
webserver, but the webserver is behind
I have ftp` ed into a site from the linux command line and have issued
the ls command, but I have 3 to 4 screens full of files, needless to say
I can't read them as they go by, and I can't pipe it to more or less and
the commands I issue to save it`s output to a file don't work. How can
I read
ls -al . |more
--rdp
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, csmith wrote:
I have ftp` ed into a site from the linux command line and have issued
the ls command, but I have 3 to 4 screens full of files, needless to say
I can't read them as they go by, and I can't pipe it to more or less and
the commands I
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, csmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have ftp` ed into a site from the linux command line and have issued
the ls command, but I have 3 to 4 screens full of files, needless to say
I can't read them as they go by, and I can't pipe it to more or less and
the commands I issue
csmith writes:
I have ftp` ed into a site from the linux command line and have issued
the ls command, but I have 3 to 4 screens full of files, needless to say
I can't read them as they go by, and I can't pipe it to more or less and
the commands I issue to save it`s output to a file don't
Karl J. Runge writes:
(except to note the *file* listing
trick: "get README |more" with no space between | and more)
Sometimes this is useful as well:
get README -
Especially if you can read fast. (-:
But this doesn't solve the original poster's problem.
--kevin
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Kevin D.
"Jerry Eckert" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now, if only there were something equivalent for the MS-DOS or Telnet
windows under Win-doze 98...
The very first thing I always do when first sitting down at a Micros**t
Windoze box is go straight to www.shareware.com and download qvtnet, or
Hmmm, not to rain on your parade but my usual recomendation is to buy something like
a Linksys BEFSR41.http://www.linksys.com/scripts/features.asp?part=BEFSR41
It's a 4 port switch with a firewall and DHCP server designed to share a cablemodem
or DSL connection through a house. It's $169
Jeff Schreiber wrote:
The very first thing I always do when first sitting down at a Micros**t
Windoze box is go straight to www.shareware.com and download qvtnet, or
winqvt so that there is a telnet client that I can actually use. I've
used it since my C-Tron days, and it's
WS_FTP.
On 21 Mar 00, at 16:21, Jerry Eckert wrote:
Karl J. Runge wrote:
And btw, pressing "Shift-PageUp" will scroll back at Linux Console and
in xterm (but won't always catch all of a big listing).
Thank you!! That may be the single most useful piece of information I've
seen all
Chris writes of not having a good way to look at more than a screen
worth of interactive program output.
While I'm sure that we'll hear many other interesting
approaches, let me plug EMACS. The stuff below works under X
or at the linux consoles.
First, for the general case,
The company i'm presently employed with (i use that term loosely) is contemplating
bringing our pop
mail inhouse. Currently, we're using sendmail, but i'm still a bit
baffled by the m4 techniques -- i was
wondering if anyone had better luck with qmail.
thanks in advance
todd
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T. Warfield
Hi,
Of course the next step is to run a log checker then you get to see all
Courtney? It's gonna report the portscans, and write a mail to the root.
Ferenc
P.S. This new reply to thing really sucks.
Whose idea was it? I didn't follow the thread about this, I thought common
sense would rule.
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