Excellent. Thanks again VERY much to all of you for the very good
info and time to help. Sincerely appreciated.
Cheers,
Scott
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Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
Scott wrote:
| 1. authconfig - used to turn on/off MD5 passwords
# dpkg-reconfigure -plow passwd
will prompt you (again) for whether or not to enable md5 passwords.
I /think/ answer to that question affects how /etc/login.defs and/or
/etc/pam.d/{login,passwd}
Paul Mackinney wrote:
Debian certainly doesn't have anything like RH's kudzu (one of the more
impressive featres of RH, IMO). The 'modconf' command run as root allows
you to dynamically enable/disable kernel modules, and 'dmesg' will print
all the startup messages, which typically show lots of
On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 23:28, Paul Mackinney wrote:
Derrick 'dman' Hudson declaimed:
| 2. hwconf - shows what hardware is in place
I don't think there is an equivalent. What functionality do you need
out of this? The 'lspci' command will list the PCI devices. Other
hardware info, as
Paul Mackinney lied:
Debian certainly doesn't have anything like RH's kudzu
Well that was a rather sloppy reply, wasn't it?
Steeped in humiliation, PM
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Greetings:
Can someone familiar with debian and Redhat help me wth these
configuration questions?:
As one familiar with RH knows, Redhat has may of it's configuration
files located in /etc/sysconfig. That favor is gone with debian,
which is fine, I just need to figure out where everything went.
On Fri, 3 Oct 2003 15:53:56 -0500, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] penned:
Greetings:
Can someone familiar with debian and Redhat help me wth these
configuration questions?:
As one familiar with RH knows, Redhat has may of it's configuration
files located in /etc/sysconfig. That favor is gone
On Fri, Oct 03, 2003 at 03:53:56PM -0500, Scott wrote:
| Greetings:
|
| Can someone familiar with debian and Redhat help me wth these
| configuration questions?:
|
| As one familiar with RH knows, Redhat has may of it's configuration
| files located in /etc/sysconfig. That favor is gone with
Derrick 'dman' Hudson declaimed:
| 2. hwconf - shows what hardware is in place
I don't think there is an equivalent. What functionality do you need
out of this? The 'lspci' command will list the PCI devices. Other
hardware info, as seen by the kernel, can be found in /proc. There
are
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