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Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
basic editing keys present in the Emacs editor. ALT+b moves the cursor
to the beginning of the previous word. ALT+l will lowercase the word
after the cursor. If you've left the capslock on, move the cursor back
a few
this, but if you have a Synaptics
touchpad (common on Dells), you _need_ Bruce Kall's tpconfig utility to
keep the tap-to-click feature from inducing homicidal tendencies in the
user!
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lcfe wrote:
I need a text terminal based configuration tool.
I'd recommend vi or emacs.
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, and this makes it more
difficult to automate ... is there a simpler way?
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, only one documented) instances of mailbox
corruption since our home directory server was changed from Solaris to
Red Hat.
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and ps are not the same
thing.
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misconfigured the kernel somehow... Anyone have any hints?
Obviously you left something out of your build. Maybe scsi-generic?
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but refer the user to the
postscript documentation. Rally helpful on a router console.
Thanks, guys.
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Gordon Messmer wrote:
It would be nice to find a proper fix for this problem, since most
servers run headless...
Some BIOSen (such as my KT7) can be configured to ignore keyboard and
video errors on boot.
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local groups on the client with
the same GID as those on the server, and set up group memberships to
correspond. Then everything will map as you expect, and you can handle
permissions (setgid bits and whatnot) on the server side.
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Mike Burger wrote:
IPtables can work based on name resolution...
... a quantum leap of faith, if you don't control and trust the
nameserver.
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, and it's nice to have many. I certainly don't
mean to discourage exploration; I just don't want to see you ditch a
good product because of a fixable problem. You may have just looked in
the wrong places or asked the wrong questions.
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/arrow keys.
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in, but that PCMCIA always seems to go into 100Mbps
I haven't seen that happen (I have a 575). Have you checked the man
page for ifconfig? You can force a particular media type; see if that
helps.
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message, even if you
change the subject line. This practice breaks threading in mail readers
that do it properly. Thank you.
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can't use the init script?
# /etc/init.d/dhcpd {start|stop}
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will propogate when a user creates a directory
below it, _if_ that user's umask is set appropriately. In this case,
you probably want it to be 002.
Does that help?
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the
incorrect term. To the original poster, please note that my
instructions are correct for your intended purpose, but Mr. Day is
correct about the term.
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Jay Daniels wrote:
Am I overlooking something or did the redhat procmail rpm update just
drop a bunch of files in my /var/qmail/bin?
Sounds more likely to me that you've got a directory symlink somewhere
that you've forgotten about ... just a
.
Have you tried the samba site, the docs shipped by Red Hat, and the text
files included with the source? Have you punched 'samba domain
controller HOWTO' into Google? There's abundant documentation out
there.
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a guess. -d
You are correct! My /var/qmail/bin points to /usr/sbin 8-)
Thanks, I'll take '80s Hair Bands' for $500 please, Alex ...
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Linux, and use Linux fdisk, sfdisk, cfdisk, etc. to clean all
the partitions off it.
- - Joebewan's DEBUG routine, if you're feeling brave.
Good luck ...
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Experienced what? You haven't given us any information that will help
you solve your problem. What did you install, and in what order, and
how? What specific error do you see when you try to start one OS or the
other?
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My mySQL installation is a custom install not from an RPM so the
directory is a little different than normal. Thanks.
PHP must be told at build time to include support for MySQL, for one
thing ... but you haven't given enough information to do anything but
speculate.
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listserv wrote:
I am looking a tool to run under X for DNS queries. Any suggetsions?
How about dig? Runs in an xterm. ;-)
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designated as a DOS type, to a UNIX type?
dos2unix.
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believe the
latest versions of the commercial SFTP GUI client for Windows handle
this translation automatically, which is nice. Lack of that feature was
one of the major complaints from our users of earlier versions of SFTP.
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in sysctl, and /etc/sysctl.conf. You
might also want to browse /etc/sysconfig/*, and perhaps
/etc/modules.conf.
Hope this helps a bit -d
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network connection; just pull the install files directly from your
favorite ftp mirror on the fly.
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Yes, this definitely could have been handled differently. Especially
since they seem to have changed their minds mid-stream after telling
people they'd have until Monday to shore up before this announcement.
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yours.
Buut... I guess you don't get to be a dictatorial project leader by seeing
shades of grey... who are we to question genius.
There's plenty of that to go around. It's all about choosing the
egoist whose interests happen to coincide with yours. ;-)
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configuration change is also required, followed
by yet another upgrade in a few days.
For those interested, details are at http://www.openssh.org.
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reference, the best text I've found so far for info at this
level is Mac OS X Unleashed from SAMS. Many of the other ones
commonly found don't go into Unix administration details to a degree
that helped me at all.
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understand 'BSD startup files, you need to buy a book on
FreeBSD before you start mucking with them!
The right (Mac-ish) way to do it, I later learned, is to use Netinfo
Manager. The book I mentioned in my previous post will tell you how.
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It's no secret that I'm not a fan of RPM. Here's an article explaining
its problems in a broader context.
http://distrowatch.colug.net/article-rpm.php
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from slashdot, so the damage was obviously already done.
If it were me, and I wasn't ready to go live, I wouldn't have put it on
the air. ;-)
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widely disregarded, for instance, nor is it
something for which RPM can reasonably be expected to compensate.
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dbrett wrote:
When I tried to do the following
:1,$s/\|//g
no changed happened, although vi says it large number of replacements
happened.
Drop the escape:
s/|//g
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it running. I've never
encountered a situation that couldn't handle ...
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insecurities.
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if you'd like a copy, and I'll send the code along if the author doesn't
object.
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you could also get rid of the [!-]* to let it pass flags... but the one
mentioned in the man page should be the best solution... isn't it?
If you only want to prevent su to root, yes. Our wrapper allows us to
specify a range of excluded UIDs, which is very handy.
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that.
You can also do it in 'update mode' with Perl with no temp file, but it
requires enough memory to hold the entire file. Seldom worth the
trouble.
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to point to a recursive DNS server, usually provided by your
ISP. You won't get far without that. ;-)
Example:
nameserver 192.168.1.1
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that feature any way to do this?? Please help asap
Read up on sudo.
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Leonardo Rodrigues wrote:
Question is: is it possible to 'compile' bash script of, somehow,
scramble it source ?
Rewrite it in C. ;-)
Seriously. If it's large and you want it fast, that's the usual way.
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possible or
appropriate for someone to modify system files, and the consequences of
doing so.
That is my $.02.
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of this, authorized_keys2 is being phased out. Anyone using
authorized_keys2 should move those keys to authorized_keys at the
earliest convenience to avoid unpleasant surprises in some future
update.
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Jesse Angell wrote:
I edited the sudo config to give a user root privs. But its not
working.. How do i make it go active and work?
Post the contents of /etc/sudoers.
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move those keys to authorized_keys at the
earliest convenience to avoid unpleasant surprises in some future
update.
May I ask where you have gotten this information from?
Yes, you may.
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(not root's)
password.
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is dynamic? It's guaranteed to
break things when your IP address changes.
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minutes, 253 sets a vendor-defined timeout, and
255 is interpreted as 21 minutes plus 15 seconds.
...somewhat peculiar?
*boggle* -d
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(if you've assigned one) all resolve.
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entry for itself (and *thwap* to Red Hat for putting it there
when you install as a DHCP client).
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to write a script
that uses WINS queries (man nmblookup) to populate /etc/hosts for you.
Just a thought.
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know what nsswitch.conf does, but
host.conf appears to perform a redundant function. What is the
relationship between the two? Neither man page mentions the other file.
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I use the following:
ls -d */
That's handy -- much cleaner than the grep method, which is what I've
been doing. Thanks for the tip! -d
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from the floppy.
Don't even need to install it.
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What is the relationship between that file and nsswitch.conf?
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are
not files that should ever be written to except during the process of
patching and updating. Therefore, if you can't correlate this artifact
with a legitimate activity of this nature (by rpm or otherwise), you
should probably suspect a cracked machine.
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Darryl Harvey wrote:
I am running RH7.3, it doesn't seem to come with a PoP3 server. (Why?)
Sure it does; it's part of the UW IMAP package. 'locate pop3' would
have shown you /usr/sbin/ipop3d.
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! Very slick.
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of what I needed, including the basics for cups-lpd config,
from this book:
http://www.cups.org/book/index.html
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the print job is. Apparently LPRng doesn't communicate
that to cups.
That just might solve a problem of my own; thank you ... -d
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113 on the floor (to avoid annoying ident
timeouts), and make sure the machine doing the fetching knows who it is
(its IP address MUST resolve). A simple entry in /etc/hosts is usually
sufficient.
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, thank you for the correction. -d
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some clues. And try the other slot, too.
The outputs of `lsmod' and `route -n', when the card is working vs. when
it isn't, might be interesting as well.
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operating systems.
Cheers -d
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DSL link I lost when I moved.
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. Thanks for the
tip.
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, you needed an experimental kernel module for this.
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and installed by ./configure, so that's taken
care of.
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be great :-)
Hmm ... the 'traffic shaper' and/or QoS components of the Linux kernel
come to mind ... ;-)
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:
$ pwd
/path/to/7.3
$ cd rpms
$ for file in ../dist*/rpms/*; do ln -s $file; done
Something like that, with 7.3/ exported.
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there ...
Cheers -d
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(kudos!) in 7.3. I have no experience yet
with their shipped installation, but you might investigate whether you
got that as your default print system, and whether it displaced other
utilities.
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daniel wrote:
you know how a lot of hard drives are designed to spin down when they're
not being used? is there a way to turn that off in redhat 7.3?
man hdparm. -d
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) and
continue to use the disk for quite a while. I do this for old service
laptops.
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of Mozilla.
I'd just grab the binary package -- which includes mail, chat, and other
toys -- from mozilla.org and unroll it in /usr/local. Done.
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draw the line at the fire dreathing bragon.
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Anand Buddhdev wrote:
Yes I realise that, and I know some of the reasons why RedHat prefers us
to use ext3.
If someone can smack me with a link to an exposition of the above, I'd
be interested in the discussion. Thank you -d
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request for links to hard info. Thanks for the
note.
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Manzabar wrote:
So why am I writing this e-mail? Because since I did that about every 2
minutes the box has been beeping at me and I don't know how to make it
stop.
Oh, so THAT's what this button does! I'll stop it now.
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. iptables can do both, but please don't confuse
them, nor rely on NAT to protect you.
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.
I figured as much ... just didn't want to let that confuse the unwary.
Cheers -d
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Rodolfo J. Paiz wrote:
Mirroring daily seriously increases the bandwidth drain on the mirror
servers
It wouldn't, if more of them supported rsync! I'm surprised that so few
do.
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, 'chkconfig apmd on'. In the latter, just turn off the box
when you get to that point.
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, or have you heard it squeaking? You might need to squirt
some lightweight oil in your ethernet jacks.
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Robert Canary wrote:
Oh yeah, and what David said.
I hate it when he shows me up. :-)
And that was pre-coffee, too, I wantcha to know ...
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Doug Potter wrote:
I am using my notebook to get used to Linux. Everything works except
for my PCMCIA NIC.
It calls for module 3C575_cb.0
Are you using a 575? It's supported right out of the box. Just plug it
in.
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. You can configure it by digging the
appropriate file out of configs/ in the kernel source dir, copying it to
.config in the parent dir, then 'make (old|x|menu)config'.
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