hi vivek

. FYI pcq linux by default doesnot support NTFS.u need 2 recomplie the kernel 2 
recognise NTFS parts(i have tried it and it works fine).then to get lilo again, boot 
into ur linux box and run "lilo" u should get 
added dos *
added linux
depends on ur label.
c u
good day


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>    1. Re: NIS doubts (Shanker Balan)
>    2. Re: How install LiLO on NTFS? (Girish M G)
>    3. Re: IPtables newbie (Shanker Balan)
>    4. Re: Quake III (Shanker Balan)
>    5. Star office 6.0 install (Rahul Kumar)
>    6. Re: Samba Version (Shanker Balan)
>    7. Active / Passive FTP was (Re: [LIH] Re: IPtables 
> newbie) (VaibhaV Sharma)
>    8. Re: wvdial sends a  funny symbol (mukund)
>    9. RH7.2 (Adipoli A)
>   10. Re: fsck error (Suresh Ramasubramanian)
>   11. Re: Star office 6.0 install (Suresh 
> Ramasubramanian)
>   12. Re: IPtables newbie (Shanker Balan)
>   13. Re: IPtables newbie (Suresh Ramasubramanian)
> Hello:
> 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote,
> > I have a couple of interesting NIS questions which I 
> could not resolve
> > through the HOWTO docs.
>  
> > 1. Can a machine be client to multiple NIS domains?
> 
> AFAIK, no!
> 
> > 2. Can you imagine a situation when it would be 
> necessary?
> 
> No.
> 
> > 2. Is the behaviour of passwd command itself affected 
> - by the presence of
> >    a running NIS client [ypbind] - that it would ask 
> for verification
> >    through NIS database, if it is present? 
> 
> The password changing tool "passwd" does not detect the 
> presence of the
> NIS environment, its PAM which does the magic using NIS 
> RPC for the
> password changing.
> 
>       passwd -> PAM -> NIS 
> 
> See docs for the "pam_unix" PAM module.
> 
> >How exactly is this affected? Is the change permanent? 
> [passwd seems to
> >behave like yppasswd].
> 
> PAM makes the password changing transparent in an NIS 
> domain for
> "passwd" (or any other app which goes thru PAM)
> 
> Oh, I don't actively use NIS so I might be wrong here!
> 
> -- Shanu
> 
> BTW: In case you plan to deploy NIS in your network, i 
> strongly recommend
> against NIS. Use LDAP for providing single point 
> authentication instead.
> LDAP is secure, robust and highly scalable.
> 
> -- 
> Han Solo:
>       I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big
>       dark blur I see a big light blur.
> Luke Skywalker:
>       There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know.
> Han Solo:
>       You're gonna die here you know. Convenient.
> 
> u can instead use Ntldr that comes with win2k. It works 
> fine in my system.
> 
> type in the following command as root
> 
> dd if=/root/hdax of=bootsect.lnx bs=512
> 
> where x stands for partition where u have installed 
> linux. remember to type
> bs=512, otherwise(i am not sure) the entire linux 
> partition will be copied
> to bootsect.lnx.(u know this is one of the wayz
> one can use to backup the data, and go ahead with 
> formatting.....and get
> back the data)
> 
> Now having got the bootsect.lnx, alter boot.ini to 
> obtain a menu @ the
> bootup
> 
> Regards
> bye
> girish m g
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Vivek A. Kulkarni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 8:14 PM
> Subject: [LIH] How install LiLO on NTFS?
> 
> 
> > Hi,
> > I have installed PCQ Linux, on a partition with 
> custom intalling mode. I
> had
> > Windows2000 Professioal allready installed on NTFS 
> partition.
> > LILO was working fine with showing options to boot in 
> Linux or Dos etc.
> But,
> > when I selected to boot to DOS, it displayed a mesg 
> "Loading DOS" and
> > stopped. (I think it is not recognising NTFS 
> partition). So I logged into
> > Linux, and uninstalled LILO using "lilo -u " command. 
> Now the system is
> > booting directly to Windows 2000.  If I want want to 
> use Linux, I have to
> > use boot floppy.
> > How can I reinstall LILO and How can I make it to 
> recognise NTFS? Please
> let
> > me know indetail how to modify lilo.conf if there is 
> a way.
> >
> > -Vivek.
> >
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> Hello:
> 
> Sundari KuSumam wrote,
> > What is the difference between passive and active 
> mode?
> 
> Here is a cut and paste from the Netfilter mailing list:
> 
> <snip>
> Diff b/w Active and Passive FTP:
> 
> The differences between active and passive FTP are as 
> follow :
>  
> ACTIVE : Client connect to server form Unpriviledge 
> port ( 1024-65535 )
> to the ftp command port ( 21 ).  Then when you type 
> "ls" or "get ..."
> the server connect from ftp data port ( 20 ) to the 
> client on an
> unpriviledge port.
>   
> PASSIVE : Client connect to server form Unpriviledge 
> port ( 1024-65535)
> to the ftp command port ( 21 ).  Then when you type 
> "ls" or "get ..."
> THE DIFFERENCE ==> the client connect from an 
> unprivilidege port to the
> server on an unpriviledge port.
>    
> So, in active mode, the server open the data socket, 
> and in passive mode
> the client open the data socket.
>     
> Second, Passive or active ftp is not a matter of rules 
> in your firewall,
> but a matter of state in you ftp client.
> </snip>       
>  
> > Also a related query I want to limit access to 
> certain  services such
> > as yahoo messenger to one or two machine What is he 
> best way?
> 
> 1) Find out what ports are used by Yahoo messenger (TCP 
> port 5050 IIRC)
> 
> 2) Make sure the conntrack kernel modules are loaded
> 
> 3) Enable masquerade for the hosts that you want to 
> provide Yahoo
> messenger access and _only_ for the Yahoo ports
> 
> $IPT -t nat -A POSTROUTING -p tcp -s $MY_HOST --dport 
> 5050 -j MASQUERADE
> 
> (you will need more rules if your default FORWARD and 
> PREROUTING policy
> is to DROP)
> 
> 4) Do the same for all other hosts that you want to 
> provide selective
> access.
> 
> OR
> 
> Yahoo supports HTTP(S?). Configure your Yahoo client to 
> use your http
> proxy (you have one right?) and use the HTTP transport 
> instead of tcp
> port 5050.
> 
> -- Shanu
> 
> -- 
> Han Solo:
>       I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big
>       dark blur I see a big light blur.
> Luke Skywalker:
>       There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know.
> Han Solo:
>       You're gonna die here you know. Convenient.
> 
> Hello:
> 
> Kingsly John wrote,
> > On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Tathagata Banerjee wrote:
> > 
> >  |idsoftware gives the quake 3 source for linux for 
> download on their
> >  |website. this is about 26 megs in size. is it 
> possible to compile
> >  |this source and play the game?
> > 
> > I don't think so.. it might be only the game engine.. 
> can u post the
> > URL ?
> 
> So far, ID has only open-sourced the Quake engine.
> 
> -- Shanu
> 
> -- 
> Han Solo:
>       I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big
>       dark blur I see a big light blur.
> Luke Skywalker:
>       There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know.
> Han Solo:
>       You're gonna die here you know. Convenient.
> 
> Hi
> Anyone got Star Office 6.0 running ? I try installing 
> but the system
> freezes after the first screen pops up. Have to pull 
> the plug!
> I have RH7.1 - all system requirements are met amply.
> 
> thx, rahul.
> 
> Hello:
> 
> i-engg3 wrote,
> > I am running this version of smb as pdc for win2k pcs 
> also.  There is
> > no problem.  if you wish you can go to smb2.2.2
> 
> WHATS NEW IN Samba 2.2.2: 13th October 2001
> 
> New daemon included - winbindd
> New printing parameters
> New LDAP parameters
> New SSL parameters
> Linux 2.4 quota problem fixed
> 
> Consider moving to 2.2.2 if you use any of the above 
> features.
> 
> -- Shanu
> 
> -- 
> Han Solo:
>       I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big
>       dark blur I see a big light blur.
> Luke Skywalker:
>       There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know.
> Han Solo:
>       You're gonna die here you know. Convenient.
> 
> Hello,
> Searched www.whatis.com and got this
> 
> Passive FTP :
> 
> Passive FTP (sometimes referred to as PASV FTP because 
> it involves the FTP
> PASV command) is a more secure form of data transfer in 
> which the flow of
> data is set up and initiated by the File Transfer 
> Program (FTP) client
> rather than by the FTP server program (as the case is 
> in the default
> Active FTP connection process).
> 
> Separate FTP client programs, such as WS_FTP Pro, 
> usually allow the user
> to select passive FTP. Most Web browsers (which act as 
> FTP clients) use
> passive FTP by default because corporations prefer it 
> as a safety measure.
> As a general rule, any coprorate firewall server, which 
> exists in order to
> protect an internal network from the outside world, 
> recognizes input from
> the outside only in response to user requests that were 
> sent out
> requesting the input. The use of passive FTP ensures 
> all data flow
> initiation comes from inside the network rather than 
> from the outside. 
> 
> HTH.
> 
> VaibhaV
> 
> On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 12:15:59 +0200
> "Sundari KuSumam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > Hello
> > 
> > On Tue, Dec 18, 2001 at 05:45:03PM +0800, Suresh 
> Ramasubramanian wrote:
> > > 
> > > That's the standard ftp in Debian Potato - which 
> does support passive
> > > ftp I believe.
> > 
> >  Thanks for the help. making it passive solved the 
> problem
> > What is the difference between passive and active 
> mode?
> > 
> > Also a related query
> >         I want to limit access to certain  services 
> such as yahoo
> > messenger to one or two machine What is he best way?
> > 
> > TIA
> >  Su
> 
> The number you are dialing is direct ppp connection, i,
> e without user/passwd
> and the string you are getting is ppp negotiation.
> Normally these are the numbers used with internet 
> startup kit for
> registration.
> You can connect to net but you will be allowed to 
> browse only one site i,e
> online registration.
> Regards,
> Mukund Deshmukh
> Beta Computronics Pvt. Ltd.
> Web site - http://betacomp.com
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 9:40 AM
> Subject: [LIH] wvdial sends a funny symbol
> 
> 
> >When I use wvdial , I get the following (yes , I get
> >
> >Connected and yes , I can get all the sites) , but
> >
> >Why is  "~[7f]}#@!}!}&} }8}"}&} }*} } }#}$@#}%}&sbV}/}
> '}"}(}" [18]~  "
> >
> >Seen at the bottom ?
> >
> >
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
>  hello every one,
>  
>       I upgraded my box, which is a mail server, with
>  redhat 7.2. Now, I have problems with incoming mails
>  while outgoing mails are perfectly ok. No mails are
>  coming in and bouncing back saying connection
>  refused.. any suggestions???
>  
>  bye
>  adipoli
> 
> 
> 
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> +++ Dr . Sharukh K . R . Pavri . [linux-india] 
> <19/12/01 10:08 +0530>:
> > Error reading block 426356 (Attempt to read Block 
> from filesystem resulted in
> > short read) while doing inode scan.
> > I was then dropped into a shell where fsck /dev/hda1  
> gave me the same error
> > and asked if I wanted to ignore it. On saying yes, it 
> ran further and gave
> > the fs a clean chit. I could then reboot w/o any 
> problems.
> 
> Best do 
> 
> /sbin/fsck -y -A
> 
> -y = say yes to all 
> -A = fsck all partitions listed in /etc/fstab
> 
> > What does the error mean. I have an almost new (~ 3 
> months) 40 GB hdd.
> 
> Likely a stray bad block or two.  Happens sometimes.
> 
> Hope your hard disk is partitioned into multiple 
> partitions (/, /boot, /var,
> /usr, /home etc) .. makes things much easier when you 
> have a large hard
> drive.  Makes reinstalls / upgrades easier as well :)
> 
> -- 
> Suresh Ramasubramanian  <---->  mallet <at> efn dot org
> EMail Sturmbannfuhrer, Lower Middle Class Unix Sysadmin
> [Linux One Stanza Tip]        From : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> LOST #043      -**< Sub : Re-initialise /etc/inittab >**-
> To re-initialise changes made to /etc/inittab without 
> the need
> to reboot, do: '#init q'
> Init is the last step of the kernel boot sequence. "q" 
> option
> re-examines and re-initialises /etc/inittab.
> 
> +++ Rahul Kumar [linux-india] <19/12/01 11:51 +0530>:
> > Anyone got Star Office 6.0 running ? I try installing 
> but the system
> > freezes after the first screen pops up. Have to pull 
> the plug!
> > I have RH7.1 - all system requirements are met amply.
> 
> What error is thrown, if any?   Start staroffice from a 
> terminal using (say)
> staroffice >& ~/staroffice.log&
> 
> Do note that staroffice is a major memory hog ... so if 
> you have other memory
> hogs running on that machine (kde, gnome, netscape etc) 
> stop them first.  Try
> running staroffice in (say) twm or fvwm and see if that 
> works.
> 
>       -srs
> 
> -- 
> Suresh Ramasubramanian  <---->  mallet <at> efn dot org
> EMail Sturmbannfuhrer, Lower Middle Class Unix Sysadmin
> [Linux One Stanza Tip]        From : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> LOST #029      -**< Sub : Loss of root password >**-
> Log in to Single user mode. At the LILO boot prompt 
> type in :-
> 'linux 1 init=/bin/sh root=/dev/hdaN' mount rw (where N 
> is the 
> number of  your root partition).  Then change the 
> password for 
> root with the command: '#passwd'
> 
> Hello:
> 
> Shanker Balan wrote,
> > > Also a related query I want to limit access to 
> certain  services such
> > > as yahoo messenger to one or two machine What is he 
> best way?
> 
> <snip>
> 
> > Yahoo supports HTTP(S?). Configure your Yahoo client 
> to use your http
> > proxy (you have one right?) and use the HTTP 
> transport instead of tcp
> > port 5050.
> 
> Whoops, i misunderstood your Yahoo query. :) 
> 
> If your LAN users act smart (which they will) and use 
> the HTTP proxy
> option in Yahoo Messenger, they will be able to by pass 
> your host/port
> based MASQ rules!
> 
> To prevent proxy abuse by YM users, put in ACLs for 
> limiting access to
> *.msg.yahoo.com on a per IP basis.
> 
> -- Shanu
> 
> -- 
> Han Solo:
>       I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big
>       dark blur I see a big light blur.
> Luke Skywalker:
>       There's nothing to see. I used to live here you know.
> Han Solo:
>       You're gonna die here you know. Convenient.
> 
> +++ Sundari KuSumam [linux-india] <19/12/01 12:15 
> +0200>:
> > Thanks for the help. making it passive solved the 
> problem
> > What is the difference between passive and active 
> mode?
> 
> As shanu explained the difference already, I'll just 
> add that RFC 959
> documents it, and the best explanation of this that 
> I've seen is at
> <http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,
> sid7_gci512897,00.html>
> 
> > Also a related query
> > I want to limit access to certain  services such as 
> yahoo
> > messenger to one or two machine What is he best way?
> 
> Speaking as a (former) corporate mail/sys admin ...
> 
> Short term solution - use iptables filters as Shanu 
> suggested.  Find out what
> ports yahoo uses and firewall those for unauthorized 
> IPs.  However, as Shanu
> said, messenger uses HTTP-S as well, so just 
> configuring clients won't help.
> Any user with half a brain can figure it out, and 
> firewalling https is not an
> option.  
> 
> Users with half a brain - There are several with just 
> enough clue to be a
> nuisance on your network, screwing up their settings by 
> installing software,
> working around whatever blocks you set etc ... 
> especially in a corporate
> environment.  They might be brilliant in whatever field 
> of work they are in,
> but will definitely verge from utterly clueless to 
> (that most dangerous
> state) half clueful around computers.  
> 
> You can, in fact, safely proceed with the assumption 
> that your average user
> is like a small child with firecrackers, and needs 
> someone to keep an eye on
> him to prevent him from hurting himself on the 'net 
> (damage to his computer /
> your network, basically).
> 
> If you have something like NT Workstation or Win2K on 
> those client boxes, you
> can set enough policies to ensure that the user can't 
> install software onto
> the machine, only the administrator can.  Either that, 
> or use thin clients :)
> 
> Otherwise, you are much better off solving a social 
> problem (employees
> goofing off on yahoo messenger / napster etc) socially 
> (yelling, whacking
> them upside the head with the proverbial "clue bat", 
> etc).  More seriously,
> an "acceptable use policy" on the corporate network 
> should help.  
> 
> That, and keep a track of active connections at any 
> given time.  If someone
> looks to be bogging down the network, just put a deny 
> rule in for his IP ...
> he can still get his mail from the LAN based mailserver,
>  but he won't be able
> to surf / chat on messenger etc.
> 
> Yes, I know this is intrusive, etc etc - but it is a 
> damn sight better than
> firewalling everything in sight.  It is also much more 
> convenient when
> someone gets his box infected with Hybris / Nimda or 
> other
> flavor-of-the-month windows virus, and is pumping out 
> 500 kb virus mails with
> sensitive corporate documents (of course, in ms word 
> format) attached as the
> virus payload.
> 
> Phew, now I'm out of that environment, out of that 
> nightmare ... wish you
> luck doing all this :)
> 
>       -srs
> 
> -- 
> Suresh Ramasubramanian  <---->  mallet <at> efn dot org
> EMail Sturmbannfuhrer, Lower Middle Class Unix Sysadmin
> [Linux One Stanza Tip]        From : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> LOST #135      -**< Sub : man2txt >**-
> To convert man pages to text format (which may be 
> necessary if
> printouts are necessary, or you want to clip a large 
> section): 
> $man [progname] | col -b > progname.man.txt
> 
> 
> 
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