Linux-Networking Digest #966, Volume #9 Fri, 22 Jan 99 05:13:36 EST
Contents:
Can't ftp (Mark Flynn)
ABSOLUTE PROOF: Jesus *is* King of kings! �~���� ��-�~ (Anonymous)
NFS problem between Solaris and Linux ("John Cartwright")
Re: Cable Modem problems (Taylor Collins)
Re: Obtaining MAC address from remote computer (George MacDonald)
Re: Could anyone rxplain how to get pop3 mail from Linux to Exchange on (Joerg
Klaas)
smtp and pop3 on a Linux box (Vichharaks ROS)
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From: Mark Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Can't ftp
Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1999 21:08:12 -0800
I can ping; but can't ftp.
I have RedHat 5.2 installed on one machine which is connected through a
hub to a Win98 machine. This is my simple home lan.
During the RedHat installation, I also installed the "ftp package". When
I use glint under X, it verifies that the ftp package is installed.
When I ftp from the Win98 machine, using the IP of the Linux box, I see
a mssg "connected"; and then a couple sec later, I see a mssg
"disconnected by remote host".
When I ftp on the Linux box to itself, (localhost); I see "connected",
then "421 Service not available, remote server closed connection".
I don't care about DNS. I just want to ftp using IP addresses.
Am I supposed to "activate" the ftp package somehow? What am I missing?
Tia,
Mark
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Date: 22 Jan 1999 06:30:13 -0000
From: Anonymous <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: ABSOLUTE PROOF: Jesus *is* King of kings! �~���� ��-�~
Crossposted-To:
news.software.nntp,tw.bbs.campus.education,comp.lang.cobol,rec.arts.animation,alt.satellite.tv.europe
NEWSFLASH: PROOF POSITIVE!
Jesus proven King of kings...
Yes, here's absolutely irrefutable, scientifically-verifiable evidence
that plainly demonstrates Jesus the Nazarene called the Christ to be the
One and Only Messiah of the Hebrew Old Testament(TaNaKh). I discovered
these facts through very careful, exhaustive research and deduction by
comparing extant secular-historical evidences with the testimony which
was so faithfully recorded in the ancient Hebrew Canon, which necessarily
includes BOTH Old and New Covenant Scriptures.
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:)
Before proceeding with this article, please note the following:
-All calculations are based on precision astronomical data.
-Ancient calendar records correlated with lunisolar phases.
-Location data preset to Jerusalem for all calculations
-All Jewish lunisolar calendar dates are kosher(formal)
-Precession epoch datum set for each date specified
* * *
Lord of the Sabbath -- A Closer Look
� The "going forth of the commandment(Artaxerxes I[Longimanus])
to restore and to (re)build Jerusalem..."[Dan 9:25]:
Julian day: 1554766
Day of week: Thursday, September 19, 457 BC
Jewish calendar: 1 Tishri 3305(1st day of the 1st[regnal] month)
New Moon: 12:58:47 AM(JD 1554765.45749)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 175.68�
Az: 29:59:12; Alt: -45:47:25
RA: 11:32:40; Dec: 7:48:27
Ecliptic Lon: 170:36:51; Lat: 4:24:29
Galactic Lon: 323:56:44; Lat: 55:24:14
Rising: Sep 19, 457 BC; 5:26:07 AM
Transit: Sep 19, 457 BC; 11:56:50 AM
Setting: Sep 19, 457 BC; 6:19:57 PM
Notes: ref. Ezra 7:6-26, ibid; note also that
1 Tishri must not fall on Sun, Wed or Fri.
� Jesus born in Bethlehem w/"his star[rising]in the east":
Julian day: 1720551
Day of week: Monday, August 12, 3 BC
Jewish calendar: 3 Elul 3758(lunisolar)
New Moon: 12:44:01 AM(JD 1720549.44723)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 179.38�
Az: 21:07:02; Alt: -39:38:16
RA: 9:10:05; Dec: 15:56:28
Ecliptic Lon: 135:10:08; Lat: -0:32:36
Galactic Lon: 245:20:41; Lat: 55:37:20
Rising: Aug 11, 3 BC; 5:04:05 AM
Transit: Aug 11, 3 BC; 11:56:05 AM
Setting: Aug 11, 3 BC; 6:40:06 PM
Notes: Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo.
� Wise men(Magi) visit Herod(morning)/10-month old Jesus(sunset):
Julian day: 1720860
Day and Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2 BC
Jewish calendar: 17/18 Tammuz 3759(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:50:24 PM(JD 1720845.03500)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 175.90�
Az: 276:04:25; Alt: 43:53:38
RA: 4:18:48; Dec: 25:28:02
Ecliptic Lon: 67:15:12; Lat: 3:46:00
Galactic Lon: 185:39:26; Lat: 6:20:12
Rising: Jun 2, 2 BC; 3:49:21 AM
Transit: Jun 2, 2 BC; 11:13:58 AM
Setting: Jun 2, 2 BC; 6:42:42 PM
*Full moon: 8:06:58 PM(JD 1720860.25484)
Phase: 99.9%, Phase angle: 3.84�
Az: 134:39:11; Alt: 13:45:53
RA: 17:29:03; Dec: -27:03:40
Ecliptic Lon: 263:06:02; Lat: -3:33:05
Galactic Lon: 13:57:33; Lat: -19:56:34
Rising: Jun 17, 2 BC; 6:36:53 PM
Transit: Jun 17, 2 BC; 11:35:11 PM
Setting: Jun 18, 2 BC; 4:34:01 AM
Notes: Jupiter-Venus conjunction in Leo; Herod died
*after* the "blood red" full lunar eclipse of
January 10, 1 BC (3:27:44 AM[JD 1721066.56093]).
� Caesar Augustus died:
Julian day: 1726402
Day and Date: Sunday, 19 August 14 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Elul 3774(lunisolar)
Notes: Tiberius not yet Caesar.
� Tiberius made Caesar Imperator(Emperor):
Julian day: 1726431
Day and Date: Monday, September 17, 14 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Tishri 3775(lunisolar)
New Moon: 5:54:43 AM(JD 1726426.66300)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 178.50�
Az: 87:39:23; Alt: 7:16:36
RA: 11:19:22; Dec: 5:48:28
Ecliptic Lon: 168:22:59; Lat: 1:16:10
Galactic Lon: 307:29:26; Lat: 57:37:38
Rising: Sep 13, 14 AD; 5:15:01 Am
Transit: Sep 13, 14 AD; 11:41:17 AM
Setting: Sep 13, 14 AD; 5:59:26 PM
Notes: Compare Jesus' baptism date[Luke 3:1].
� New Moon[Heb. Molad] coincident with Vernal Equinox:
Julian day: 1730266
Day and Date: Sunday, March 18, 25 AD
Jewish calendar: 28 AdarI 3785 (1 Nisan delayed 2 days)
New Moon: 8:07:30 AM(JD 1730265.75521)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 177.94�
Az: 113:27:40; Alt: 26:56:03
RA: 23:48:07; Dec: -3:37:11
Ecliptic Lon: 355:49:28; Lat: -2:07:17
Galactic Lon: 139:26:24; Lat: -54:31:38
Rising: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:49:08 AM
Transit: Mar 18, 25 AD; 11:53:14 AM
Setting: Mar 18, 25 AD; 6:03:43 PM
*Sun Rising: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:43:52 AM
Transit: Mar 18, 25 AD; 11:42:47 AM
Setting: Mar 18, 25 AD; 5:42:10 PM
Notes: Thirteenth intercalary month(Adar II/Veadar)
added in years 2, 5, 7, 10, 13, 16, and 18
over the nineteen-year cycle in Jesus' day,
proving that 31 AD was not a leap year.
� Jesus' 30th birthday:
Julian day: 1731155
Day and Date: Sunday, August 24, 27 AD
Jewish calendar: 3 Elul 3787(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:09:28 PM(JD 1731151.00658)
Phase: 0.0%, Phase angle: 177.86�
Az: 254:17:20; Alt: 51:43:00
RA: 9:47:00; Dec: 15:42:50
Ecliptic Lon: 143:39:49; Lat: 2:03:30
Galactic Lon: 257:55:04; Lat: 61:00:22
Rising: Aug 20, 27 AD; 4:31:40 AM
Transit: Aug 20, 27 AD; 11:32:27 AM
Setting: Aug 20, 27 AD; 6:26:46 PM
Notes: Jewish calendar birthday; at age 30, Jesus
eligible for priesthood and temple service.
� Jesus baptized into YHWH's Ministry at river Jordan, exactly
14 regnal years + 1 day into "reign of Tiberius Caesar", and
483 tropical years [@365.242199d/y] + 1 day from commandment):
Julian day: 1731180
Day and Date: Thursday, September 18, 27 AD
Jewish calendar: 1 Tishri 3788(Day of Trumpets)
New Moon: 12:12:23 AM(JD 1731180.42526)
Phase: 0.1%, Phase angle: 176.18�
Rising: Sep 19, 27 AD; 5:32:29 AM
Transit: Sep 19, 27 AD; 11:58:55 AM
Setting: Sep 19, 27 AD; 6:18:05 PM
Az: 14:40:42; Alt: -51:00:41
RA: 11:42:07; Dec: 6:11:54
Ecliptic Lon: 173:25:04; Lat: 3:52:59
Galactic Lon: 317:44:29; Lat: 57:22:53
Notes: Daniel's 7+62 sabbatic years fulfilled[Dan 9:25]!
� Vernal(Spring) Equinox of 31 AD:
Julian day: 1732454
Day and Date: Monday, March 19, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 5 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Sun Rising: Mar 19, 31 AD; 5:43:10 AM
Transit: Mar 19, 31 AD; 11:42:36 AM
Setting: Mar 19, 31 AD; 5:42:30 PM
Notes: Jewish lunisolar calendar rules stipulate
Passover(14 Nisan) must occur no earlier
than two days before the spring equinox.
Josephus said Passover fell "in Aries"
[ref. Antiquities of the Jews IIIx5],
placing Nisan 14 after March 21 every year
from Moses to Christ. Also, Pentecost must
occur before summer, and always on a Monday,
on the 7th/9th/11th or 13th of 3rd month(Sivan),
proving 14 Nisan 3791 fell on March 28, 31 AD.
� Palm "Sunday"(1283 days after His baptism, the LORD of the Sabbath rides humbly
into Jerusalem in "the midst" of the prophet Daniel's seventieth sabbatic year):
Julian day: 1732463
Day and Date: Saturday, March 24, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 10 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
New Moon: 2:37:22 AM(JD 1732450.52594)
Phase: 0.2%, Phase angle: 175.34�
Az: 67:41:09; Alt: -45:35:21
RA: 23:27:51; Dec: -8:38:58
Ecliptic Lon: 349:11:07; Lat: -4:42:49
Galactic Lon: 131:38:56; Lat: -60:23:10
Rising: Mar 12, 31 AD; 6:17:11 AM
Transit: Mar 12, 31 AD; 12:08:49 PM
Setting: Mar 12, 31 AD; 6:07:58 PM
Notes: paschal lamb selected[Exo 12:3]
� Date Jesus was crucified(Passover, Messiah the Prince "cut off"):
Julian day: 1732467
Day and Date: Wednesday, March 28, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 14 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Full Moon: 3:14:08 PM(JD 1732466.05148)
Phase: 100.0%, Phase angle: 0.00�
Rising: Mar 27, 31 AD; 5:32:32 AM
Transit: Mar 27, 31 AD; 11:39:39 AM
Setting: Mar 27, 31 AD; 5:47:14 PM
Az: 250:10:44; Alt: 31:09:39
RA: 0:14:55; Dec: 1:29:02
Ecliptic Lon: 4:00:37; Lat: -0:08:17
Galactic Lon: 147:25:18; Lat: -47:50:31
Notes: orthodox theologians reject Wednesday crucifixion,
even though the Scriptures entirely support this.
� Date Jesus resurrected(scientifically-inexplicable image produced on
fine linen shroud and swath cloth by process unknown and unidentified):
Julian day: 1732470
Day and Date: Saturday, March 31, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 17 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Notes: Turin shroud proven from in 1st-century Jerusalem,
carbon dating invalidated by "bioplastic" coating.
� Date Jesus' resurrection discovered("first day", early morning hours. Interesting
that "April Fools/All Fools Day" traditions are of Roman Catholic/Nicaean origin):
Julian day: 1732471
Day and Date: Sunday, April 1, 31 AD
Jewish calendar: 18 Nisan 3791(lunisolar)
Notes: orthodox theologians reject Saturday resurrection,
even though the Scriptures entirely support this.
� Date daily sacrifice[Gk. endelecismds] ceased, temple soon destroyed:
Julian day: 1746832
Day and Date: Tuesday, July 17, 70 AD
Jewish calendar: 20 Tammuz 3830(lunisolar)
New Moon: 9:04:23 PM(JD 1746802.29471)
Phase: 0.2%, Phase angle: 175.53�
Az: 325:58:46; Alt: -21:06:02
RA: 6:06:19; Dec: 27:53:04
Ecliptic Lon: 91:23:53; Lat: 4:12:16
Galactic Lon: 197:25:33; Lat: 26:32:01
Rising: Jun 26, 70 AD; 3:28:11 AM
Transit: Jun 26, 70 AD; 11:05:03 AM
Setting: Jun 26, 70 AD; 6:43:34 PM
*Full Moon: 5:09:41 AM(JD 1746817.63172)
Phase: 99.8%, Phase angle: 5.48�
Az: 243:02:19; Alt: -9:43:09
RA: 19:11:10; Dec: -27:57:21
Ecliptic Lon: 285:43:33; Lat: -5:14:38
Galactic Lon: 25:38:09; Lat: -39:05:42
Rising: Jul 11, 70 AD; 6:32:06 PM
Transit: Jul 11, 70 AD; 11:24:36 PM
Setting: Jul 12, 70 AD; 4:19:14 AM
Notes: "sacrifice...to cease"[Dan 9:27] fulfilled
� Date Jerusalem destroyed(observed, the city was "razed flat")
Julian day: 1746876
Day and Date: Saturday, September 8, 70 AD
Jewish calendar: 14 Elul 3830
Full Moon: 5:33:27 AM(JD 1746876.64823)
Phase: 100.0%, Phase angle: 1.83�
Az: 263:29:00; Alt: -5:08:23
RA: 22:59:53; Dec: -8:14:14
Ecliptic Lon: 342:58:54; Lat: -1:36:37
Galactic Lon: 116:37:17; Lat: -60:16:30
Rising: Sep 8, 70 AD; 5:38:11 PM
Transit: Sep 8, 70 AD; 11:21:03 PM
Setting: Sep 9, 70 AD; 5:12:02 AM
Notes: "desolate...consummation"[Dan 9:27] fulfilled.
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From: "John Cartwright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: NFS problem between Solaris and Linux
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 00:18:37 -0700
Hello All,
I have a Solaris client that is trying to mount a NFS volume from a Linux
server. When I mount the volume on Solaris I get the message:"No network
locking on leopard:/u1 contact admin to install server change". The volume
goes ahead and mounts but exhibits some strange behavior.
Well, I am the admin and I don't know what server change to install. The
Solaris folks say that there needs to be a lock daemon running, but I don't
see anything about it in the Linux docs.
A strange behavior alluded to above is that any file created on the
NFS-mounted volume gets a user-id of 65534 and a group nobody.
Can someone help me understand what the problem is? I've looked in the
HOWTO's but didn't see the answer and I hate having the Solaris folks tell
me its a problem with Linux.
Thanks!
--john
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Taylor Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.help,linux.redhat.install
Subject: Re: Cable Modem problems
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 08:29:17 GMT
I don't know how many of you are having trouble with cable modems, but I've done
it with Shaw Wave and Shaw@Home. If you want instructions, please visit
http://www.cal.shaw.wave.ca/~tcollins/athomehelp.html
This is a rough guidline for using the cable modem. If you need help do not
hesitate to email me. I'm here to help...too bad I don't charge, eh? But I'm
always available for hire!!!
Sound? See the OSS sound driver at http://www.4front-tech.com for the easy way.
Taylor Collins
Paul Tiseo wrote:
>
> Well,
>
> All is good in linux land for me. All I have left (which is
> apparently the source of much pain to newbies) is sound and networking.
> So, here's a few questions for the more experienced:
>
> 1. Do I need to include PPP and SLIP in my kernel if I have
> the one-way Mediaone cable modem whenever I get around
> to a kernel recompile?
>
> 2. When I create an interface entry in the Network Configurator
> in RH5.2, it never seems to activate. Why?
>
> 3. I looked into the DHCP HOWTO as it seems to be rather
> important for cable modems. (Got that out of the cable modem
> mini-HOWTO) The first thing one must do replace rc.inet1 in
> /etc/rc.d with a new script. Problem? I don't seem to have an
> rc.inet1 to replace! Does it have to do with an incomplete
> networking installation?
>
> So many questions, so little time...
>
> -----------------------
> Paul Tiseo
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: George MacDonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.development.system
Subject: Re: Obtaining MAC address from remote computer
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 18:41:44 GMT
Sander Pilon wrote:
>
> I dont WANT the ethernet card MAC address.
> I want a *COMPLETELY* transparant forwarder/NAT-device.
>
> Meaning I want to send out packets with other machines MAC addresses.
>
> Regards,
>
> Sander
>
> Dave Hearn wrote in message <77ks28$9ji$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> >Err - your ethernet card will insert the mac stuff for you
> >
> >
> >Sander Pilon wrote in message <77kljl$aom$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> >
> >>
> >>Maybe I should've mentioned I want to do this in C on a per-packet basis.
> >>
> >>A packet arrived on eth0, I'm going to forward it to eth1 and I have to
> >>insert a new MAC
> >>address.
> >>
You may want to freshen your table using the ARP protocol to request the
ethernet address of everyone on your segment. More detail on ARP can
be found in
"Unix Network Programming" by Richard Stevens
--
We stand on the shoulders of those giants who coded before.
Build a good layer, stand strong, and prepare for the next wave.
Guide those who come after you, give them your shoulder, lend them your code.
Code well and live! - [EMAIL PROTECTED] (7th Coding Battalion)
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From: Joerg Klaas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Could anyone rxplain how to get pop3 mail from Linux to Exchange on
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 09:27:45 +0100
How is your ISP delivering mails to you, for your Domain.
Via SMTP, or do you have one POP3 Account where all mail will be forwarded to ?
If it's simply one POP3 account, you should look for something like "fetchmail"
to read the POP-mails using your linux-box, and then do a POP3 login from your
NT Server to Linux to retrieve them from there.
However, there are actually lot of different ways...
Joerg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Our company has got a Linux Server and an NT4 server running service pack 3.
> We are now looking at getting Linux to download all our email from off the
> internet and pass the email to Exchange on NT4 to be distributed out to the
> individual workers. We have been going around in circles for a couple of
> months now trying to get this setup and would be grateful if anyone could
> either tell us how to do it or if you could point us in the direction of a
> decent Howto.
>
> Thanks In Advance
>
> Allfor Group IT Department.
>
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From: Vichharaks ROS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: smtp and pop3 on a Linux box
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 10:11:46 +0100
PC1 PC2 Linux
| | | | ppp
---------------- --------------- Internet PROVIDER
PC1 and PC2 runs windows 95 98 or NT
On PC Linux : smtp and pop3
user1 is working on PC1
user2 is working on PC2
user1 and user2 can send and get messages on local network area using
smtp and pop3 on the Linux box.
user_provider is the user login to connect to the provider
user_provider can send and receive email from the internet
using the smtp and pop3 of the provider
QUESTIONS :
- Are user1 and user2 able to send an email to the internet ?
If yes is there something to do on the Linux box ?
- Are user1 and user2 able to receive an email from the internet ?
Thanks for every feedback.
Vic.
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