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is a useful list.
However, that is not what I was asking -
I was asking if it is feasible to set up one's own "dyndns".
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do, but can not do, at this present time ?
I would like the server with a dynamic IP address
to be accessible through a fixed name.
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I'm running two servers, one with a fixed IP address
and the other with a dynamic address.
This is probably a very ignorant question,
but what does dyndns do that I could not do myself?
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t on CentOS (and also on Fedora).
I'm very ignorant of these matters, but what advantage does this give?
Can't I get to the same place by ssh-ing into the remote machine,
and then su-ing there?
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rules to test for this,
but I wonder if there is something simpler?
Alternatively, are there Yara or Snort packages for CentOS?
("Yum search" didn't seem to find anything.)
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Hi Folks, I'd like to change from Samba 3.0.33 to 3.6.6.
Reason: WINDOWS 7 and PDC
Is something to consider when changing (config-Files or so on)?
Have I to uninstall Samba 3.0.33 before or just run an update?
Thx for hints.
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Hi Folks, I'd like to change from Smaba 3.0.33 to 3.6.6.
Reason: WINDOWS 7 and PDC
Is something to consider when changing (config-Files or so on)?
Have I to uninstall Samba 3.0.33 before or just run an update?
Thx for hints.
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y -
to re-start the machine.)
But I'm puzzled by my experience, which seems to suggest that
running grub-install /dev/sdb actually affects the MBR on sda.
Or have I misunderstood in some way?
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er not to run OpenVPN through NetworkManager
because I have problems with NM anyway,
and also I don't run NM on the servers in question.
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y).
The internet connection there is rather slow (around 6Mb/s),
but is pretty reliable (except during electric storms).
The local network at my home in Ireland is fine,
and the internet connection is good too (around 50Mb/s).
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OpenVPN.
If anyone knows of a site with a simple explanation
of how to use OpenVPN (preferably with the commands and responses
during an actual session) I should be very grateful.
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that the drive worked in the end -
I'm not sure what did the trick,
I sprayed the contacts with Contact Cleaner,
changed the drive to a different bay,
took the drive out of its tray and re-installed it using Torx screws
(though I'm sure the last made no difference).
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both ends?
Any info on these two points gratefully received.
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Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> here's a WD20EZRX,
>> http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71hgUgJ0CQL._SL1500_.jpg
>>
>> looks pretty normal to me.
>
> That picture shows the WD drive above that I have.
> As you see, there is an empty (and slightly smaller) &q
r 3 drives in my 2 SuperMicros.
(Unfortunately I cannot provide a photo at the moment,
as both my Android phone and my camera are out of action.)
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that the positions of the connectors on SATA hard drives was standard.
How can I find whether or not a hard drive will connect properly in the
drive-bay?
Was I unlucky to choose a drive that did not fit?
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nf now to make sure it is on.
I notice that on stopping iptables I get the message
[tim@alfred shorewall]$
sudo service iptables stop
iptables: Flushing firewall rules: [ OK ]
Does this mean shorewall has to be re-started?
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the kernel to turn forwarding off.
Incidentally, I am running shorewall on this server with IP_FORWARDING=On .
I'm surprised this does not turn on kernel forwarding.
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why??
I sometimes feel there are little men inside my server
either with evil minds or else very pedantic intentions.
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led by the motivation for this,
as I can't think of any situation
where it would be of advantage to have no nameservers listed.
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m seed (or seed state, or just seed) is a number (or vector) used to
initialize a pseudorandom number generator."
It is impossible to measure the entropy of a single number, or vector.
If you think it is, tell me how you measure it.
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le string, as in this case.
Algorithmic entropy (Kolmogorov complexity) can be applied
to a single string, but it cannot be measured directly.
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py is
"Accumulate the nearest predecessor distance between byte values
in a 256000 + 2560 bit sequence and calculate the empirical entropy"
On this basis the digits of pi are random,
in which case it would be easy to supply random numbers.
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you can, is it true that you can decrypt a string with low entropy?
Nb What you say may be perfectly valid, I'd just like to know
exactly what it means, if indeed it has a mathematical meaning.
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ts."
I'm a complete innocent in this area, but is it necessary to be
"FIPS 140-2 compliant" if you are not dealing the US (or other?) government?
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more precisely to the sendmail emulator of postfix?
3) I take it that in the last stage postfix passes the email to dovecot,
which stores it in ~/Maildir/cur/ (in my case).
It is picked up from there by KMail on my laptop,
but that is another story.
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Patrick Lists wrote:
> On 11/28/2013 10:34 PM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> I'm running postfix + dovecot on my CentOS server,
>> together with amavisd, clamd and spamassassin,
>> following the instructions in
>> <http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/postfix>.
&g
s along.
I asked this question before, and someone suggested
a document I should read,
but unfortunately I've mislaid the note I made at the time.
So if someone could enlighten me -
or point to a source of enlightenment -
I should be most grateful.
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he source
it did not seem to be using a large test-file.
Does anyone know of an alternative CLI speed-tester for CentOS?
Or how to get this one to work under CentOS?
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orce 1
> ?
The system works perfectly (with X forwarding) in permissive mode.
I haven't tried it in enforcing mode, as it is a remote server
and it would be inconvenient if I could not communicate with it.
It has been suggested to me that the problem has nothing to do with selinux.
The
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Incidentally, if there was something wrong with .Xauthority
shouldn't sealert point this out?
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nes I read offered methods of avoiding the problem
rather than solving it.
Am I right in thinking the message arises from my remote connection?
And if so, is there a simple solution?
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Luigi Rosa wrote:
>> Nov 22 13:06:56 grover dovecot: imap-login: Disconnected (no auth
>> attempts): rip=192.168.2.3, lip=192.168.2.5, TLS: Disconnected
>>
>> every second on my CentOS-6.4 server. Is this purely an informational
>> message? Or is it an error message? And in either case, how can I
stop the flood of messages?
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where the UUID can be found by blkid .
In my experience, /dev/sda can become /dev/sdb under CentOS
when a USB stick is inserted.
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m various pieces,
including bits from old backups,
so it is very likely that something is missing.
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wrongly signed.
Any enlightenment on this subject gratefully received.
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Last week I had a hard disk failure on my CentOS server.
I managed to re-install CentOS on a new disk.
I have the old mysql databases from /var/lib/mysql .
Can I just move them to my new disk?
Any help or suggestions gratefully received.
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quot; way.
Having looked into postfix/amavis a little further,
it seems to me to involve excessively complicated processes
(at least for a simple home server)
with email going along spaghetti-like routes.
Am I alone in this view?
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the address the next time it tried?
I looked at the Perl source, but couldn't really disentangle it.
Ps: I'm one of those getting free dyndns service
provided I login every month.
I'm wondering if this service is going to stop sometime soon?
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I find ddclient stops running after a time
on a remote CentOS-6.4 server.
Has anyone else found this?
I think it has been happening for a couple of months.
I notice because I get complaining messages in my logwatch.
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John Doe wrote:
> From: Timothy Murphy
>
>> I'm running an openvpn server on a CentOS machine -
>> that is my excuse for posting my query here -
>> and I'm wondering if there is some way of finding
>> all the clients (not just those connected at thi
I'm running an openvpn server on a CentOS machine -
that is my excuse for posting my query here -
and I'm wondering if there is some way of finding
all the clients (not just those connected at this moment)
who have been registered as clients of the openvpn server?
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pay someone to set it up.
Obviously the postfix.org documentation is not directed at those - like me -
trying to set up a simple home-network.
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em must be stupid.
Nothing you have said has been the slightest help to me,
whereas almost everyone else has said something of interest.
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e name of my server.
/etc/postfix/main.cf asks you for your host name and your domain name.
It does not ask you for your mx record.
If as you imply it actually wants my mx record,
would it not be simpler to ask for that?
Incidentally, that was not the cause of the problem,
as I tried with several e
alfred.gayleard.eu not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)
---
[tim@rose ~]$ dig gayleard.eu
;; ANSWER SECTION:
gayleard.eu.3600IN A 79.51.59.112
---
[tim@alfred postfix]$ diff main.cf main.cf.orig
77d76
< myhostname = alfred.gayleard.eu
85d83
< mydomain
.
Why on earth should I want to get a VM on a cloud provider?
I have perfectly good internal and external IP addresses
(the latter thanks to dyndns).
As I have said, I have postfix/amavis working perfectly now.
But it was much more time-consuming than it should have been,
due in my opinion to very
ork,
a setup that I would guess is going to become steadily more popular
as the number of devices on a local network in the average household grows:
laptops, TVs, smart phones, printers, etc.
> Also, the postfix mailing list is the best place to ask postfix questions
I did ask the same two questio
ter
> of *policy*, Spamhaus and/or your ISP has decided that you shouldn't be
> sending email direct from that IP address as it's residential / dynamic
> / whatever. Either way, as a result 90% of the internet is going to
> reject your mail. You will need to relay all outboun
t illuminating.
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the end I found the simplest solution in
<http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/postfix-smtp-authentication-for-mail-servers/>
which describes the postfix equivalent of sendmail's SMART_HOST.
(A lot more complicated than the one line in sendmail.mc
s a big difference between a user manual and a reference manual.
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Carl T. Miller wrote:
> My two cents. There's a good reason postfix has been
> chosen to replace sendmail as the default MTA. As with
> anything new, it takes time to feel comfortable with it.
Sorry, since you don't give a reason it's not worth two cents.
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;ll try following the instructions in that document,
as I have had no luck with the documents on www.postfix.org .
The changeover from sendmail to postfix in CentOS-6
was probably a mistake, in my view, unless required to follow RedHat.
At the very least proper documentation should be a pre-
ntation at
<http://www.postfix.org/documentation.html>
is ludicrously wordy, with every conceivable option
listed in random order.
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rest.
I'm actually using a D-Link router/modem in Italy
(where the problem most often arises)
so hopefully your method may work.
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and the only way to turn it back on seems to be
to disconnect and re-connect the power supply.
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orgotten.
But what if a package in rpmforge requires a newer version of a package
that is available in rpmforge but not in updates?
Surely this is very likely to happen?
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I can see, the effect of the plugin
is to disable all repositories with priority 99,
or indeed with priority > 2 ?
I've presently disabled this plugin,
since I don't see any rational way of using it.
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If I add
priority=1
to [updates] in CentOS-Base.repo
when I run "sudo yum update" I get the warning
66 packages excluded due to repository priority protections
This does not seem to have any adverse effect,
but what exactly does it mean?
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nd the original one?
I'm wondering if email is being passed from postfix to amavisd
on my system.
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[SPAM] tag in the subject line.
Unfortunately, as I said, SA does not appear to be processing any email.
Amavisd is setup to send any spam to ~/quarantine/
but sadly this directory remains empty.
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nated by SIGTERM
[ OK ]
amavisd stopped
Starting amavisd: [ OK ]
[tim@alfred amavisd]$ ps aux | grep spamd
tim 4734 0.0 0.0 103244 840 pts/2S+ 11:43 0:00 grep spamd
[tim@alfred amavisd]$
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skipping, in "/etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf": ok_languages en it fr de ga
-
But this is exactly where the ok_languages line is meant to go,
according to
<http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/ImproveAccuracy>.
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I'll go over to something like you suggest,
and will probably follow the document you mention.
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atefully received,
especially from anyone running this 5-program email combination.
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evidence that email is being processed by spamassassin;
and I don't see anything in any of the conf files
setting that up.
Any suggestions or elucidation gratefully received.
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is should go into master.cf
Thanks very much.
That was indeed the problem.
Silly of me not to notice it,
but on the other hand a note in the tutorial
<http://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/Amavisd>
to emphasize that the file in question had changed
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99:
missing '=' after attribute name:
"amavisfeed unix- - n- 2 lmtp
-o lmtp_data_done_timeout=1200-o lmtp_send_xforward_command=yes
-o disable_dns_lookups=yes-o max_use=20"
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d that sendmail had been replaced by postfix
as the default MTA.
It seems to work fine.
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eX to the Chromebook,
(b) run LaTeX on the cloud,
or (c) run LaTeX on my server from the Chromebook.
Has anyone experience of doing this sort of thing?
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Theo Band wrote:
> I have updated recently to 6 and see that fail2band ssh dos no longer
> works. Indeed after log rotate fail2ban seems to follow the old log file
> instead of the newly created /var/log/secure.
> I had backend = auto in /etc/fail2ban/jail.conf and gamin and pyinotify
> are both i
;tomcat jsp",
and I was astonished at the quantity of useless
or just incorrect advice I received -
not saying where files should be located,
what port to use, etc.
Fortunately after many misadventures I found
<http://www.visualbuilder.com/jsp/tutorial/>
which explained everything clearly.
I'm a complete tomcat beginner -
(I installed it on my CentOS-6.3 server this morning.)
According to the web-interface on port 8080
tomcat is running fine.
Basically, I want to allow a Java program I have written
(which works well) to be run over the internet.
This is to test students understandin
til we release officially release
> 6.4.
Thanks very much.
I didn't realise it was your baby.
Now I feel much safer!
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(The machine is in another country, so surgery would be difficult!)
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had kbsingh-CentOS-Extras.repo enabled until recently.
Is disabling a repo that has been in use likely to cause any problems?
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xtras .
Is that still current?
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made
in .spamassassin/user_prefs ?
What should I put in this file to change the score for eg
3.5 BAYES_99 BODY: Bayes spam probability is 99 to 100%
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t; But like I said, the more competition wrt pricing the better.
Be difficult to beat CentOS on price, surely?
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(they were only Translate and Restart Firefox add-ons)
and it had no effect.
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g to produce.
I think speedtest.mini says you must have version 8 at least.
Also, I see from the source that a message should come up
if you don't have flash.
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e testing the speed of the internet
> links.
That's really what I meant.
In any case, speedtest.mini does not work for me either way.
It just shows a blank black (or dark-blue) page.
This is running on two CentOS-6.3 servers (one remote),
and looking from a Firefox browser on a Fedora-17 l
assumed that if I put speedtest.mini on a website
then someone who accesses SpeedTest on the web-site
will get the upload and download speeds of the machine hosting the website.
Is that correct?
I was puzzled why the man who said speedtest.mini worked for him
spoke (above) of a local 100Mb clien
aylord.com/SpeedTest.php [website modified]
I just get a black page.
> Results: 93Mbit/s down, 80Mbit/s up... on a local 100Mbit client.
Maybe I have misunderstood the purpose of this program?
I'm not clear what you are measuring.
Are you running a web-server on this computer?
What co
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be running these from inside a "screen"
> session. This will prevent a connectivity issue and subsequent
> disconnect from killing all running processes in your current shell.
Yes, thanks, I'd forgotten that possibility.
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downgrade Mozilla Firefox to say version 4 or 5
please ? And something similar for Thunderbird ?
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achine,
and was thinking of a complicated system to re-boot into Fedora
if CentOS failed.
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st would say go and do it.
> You have good info to go on and what can happen.
Well, all you have said is that from your experience
(which you have not specified) you would not recommend my doing this.
That's not quite fair.
You also said that if glibc "breaks" PAM will fail a
hat's public then maybe (that is card dependent).
I'm not really in that kind of environment.
It isn't the end of the world if the machine goes down;
just a little annoying.
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_2.9.x86_64
seem to require glibc-2.12-1.47.el6_2.9, according to the message above?
> 2. For bash, I would:
>
> rpm -e bash-4.1.2-8.el6.centos.x86_64
>
> then I would reinstall the other bash
>
> yum reinstall bash-4.1.2-9.el6_2.x86_64
I've followed your advice for b
n: what's the output of uname -a - *are* you running a
> 64-bit kernel?
Thanks for your response.
[tim@alfred glibc]$ uname -a
Linux alfred.gayleard.eu 2.6.32-220.17.1.el6.x86_64 #1 SMP Wed May 16
00:01:37 BST 2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
> Have you tried yum clean all?
I hav
Johnny Hughes wrote:
First, thanks very much for continuing to help me.
> On 05/23/2012 04:41 PM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
>> Johnny Hughes wrote:
>>
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>>>> Error: Protected multilib versions: glibc-2.12-1.47.el6_2.12.x86_
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