$ yum search *gtk*
I think you're confusing the new syntax for yum provides
yum search does not need wildcards, yum provides usually does.
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tw_cli info c0 every hour into a rotating file. Then from crontab we
run a script that diffs the current output to the last hour's output.
If there's a difference, it emails us.
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2G backup will likely cost you 2G.
There are a lot of factors involved and there is a lot more to setting
up a good backup regime than figuring out how much disk to throw at a
problem. Come the first disaster, they won't be your customer any more.
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with CentOS. It's not a place to spam with ads for your website
unless they are CentOS specific.
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stuff should all be for the bootup scripts. I don't know why one
would be in etc, but if you've got two separate files, the one in /etc
is probably going to be ignored (at least I would hope so).
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=www.wayward4now.netrn=3D9F6PY8wdYwGYXrg=
I'm really not suicidal enough to click on that link..
what does the A HREF tag on your page that you're clicking on say?
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your
cheapest quickest solution to reburn on a different brand and see if
that helps.
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kdewebdev.i386
man-pages-ru.noarch
man-pages-cs.noarch
epic.i386
man-pages.noarch
man-pages.noarch
man-pages.noarch
man-pages-it.noarch
inn.i386
man-pages-pl.noarch
man-pages-pl.noarch
man-pages.noarch
bash.i386
coreutils.i386
on CentOS 5.2 (yum 3.2.8), No Matches found
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Steve Tindall wrote:
Looks like the new “feature� went a bit too far the other way.
Roger that.
From too much to not enough. We must bring balance back to the force.
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man nash is your friend.
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Edlin
aarrgh my eyes...
I don't know who to credit the quote to, but I think it's best described by:
Windows. From the company that brought you edlin.
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of pretty graphs for management that prove
you need upgrades and more imortantly, *where*. :)
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the normal route (if at all).
Perhaps it's the high cost of CentOS driving people into the
competitions' arms. Maybe it's time we looked at dropping the cost,
especially with the inevitable christmas rush.
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for
multiple failed connections, then adding them to iptables for a few
minutes. this is much cleaner. :)
thanks.
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. Our situation is that we're an ISP, so we like the extra
checking to be as absolutely sure as possible that we're only rejecting
real spam. of course a few spams still trickle through but we haven't
had a single false positive.
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packets? If this is the case then there is
no need for the rest of the rules in this chain.
depends on the INPUT rule that references this. but yes, once a packet
has been filtered to get here, then it will be accepted.
see? you can read this output.
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be telling me our internets shouldn't use tubes.
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hardware/BIOS changes before someone implemented this in Linux.
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for? Thanks
postfix (main.cf):
message_size_limit=numberOfBytes
sendmail (sendmail.mc):
define(`confMAX_MESSAGE_SIZE', `numberOfBytes')
sendmail will need a 'make' to be run in the conf dir (probably /etc/mail)
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Not on this one!
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Yes it does. :) That URL has a link to the archives.
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.
user will let non-root mount it.
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are you speaking as an official representative of CentOS?
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of Fields, so effectively prints the last field.
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I'm running Centos-5.1 but am a complete Centos newbie.
What is the best way of installing Centos-5.2 ?
Is a fresh installation recommended,
or can one do a yum upgrade?
Or is there any other way of proceeding?
wait for the announcement. all the info will be available at that time.
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I have 2 drive sets that are supposed to be identical [I use CentOS 5]:
A: 1.6Tb
B: 1.49Tb
I need to find the differences, any suggestion?
diff will do it.
diff -q /dir-a/ /dir-b/
the -q will just tell you what files are different, not what's different
inside the files.
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to get a list of checksums. rinse and repeat on other
server, then compare the two resulting sets of data.
I can't think of a single tool to do this all rolled into one.
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