Hi.
On Fri 2003-01-31 at 21:08:22 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Also, I have another issue: I'm using wget to retreive some river flow
> stats on a website and mailing parts off using grep and sendmail and cron.
> It was easier than I thought, but it isn't pretty the way I'm doing it.
>
On Sat Feb 01, 2003 at 12:17:05AM -0500, Scott Crumpler wrote:
> I'm noticing some wierd behavior on the behalf of my OpenSSH daemon... When
> it starts listening, there is only one instance of the process in memory.
> But after I connect to it, there are 3 instances. Now I can understan
and root may be blocked by /etc/securetty.
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 21:01, Jim C wrote:
> I strongly reccomend you use ssh instead.
>
> That having been said it may be disabled in the xinetd config.
> Alternatively shorewall may have the ports closed and rightfully so.
>
> Michael Noble wrote:
> >
I'm noticing some wierd behavior on the behalf of my OpenSSH daemon... When
it starts listening, there is only one instance of the process in memory.
But after I connect to it, there are 3 instances. Now I can understand 2
instances (one to handle the connection and another one that f
My original problem with packet forwarding was solved by reducing the DHCP
lease time to some low number in dhcpd.conf. Evidently I'm losing my lease
somewhere and making it longer didn't help but a short lease seems to fix
the problem. Not sure why my lease would be lost.
Also, I have another
I strongly reccomend you use ssh instead.
That having been said it may be disabled in the xinetd config.
Alternatively shorewall may have the ports closed and rightfully so.
Michael Noble wrote:
I have been trying without success to rsh into a Mandrake 9.0 machine.
I tried putting a netgroup nam
On Fri, January 31 2003 7:54 pm, mike wrote:
: Not one of the hijackers was Iraqi, 15 of the 19 were Saudi however; our
: ally. This ain't about 9/11, its about 11/??/2004.
:
Oh boy! All the things I could do to him! And he'd never say it was me, if I
sent someone else to do it! WOOT!
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Chuck B
Jan Wilson wrote:
* Ric Tibbetts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030131 16:14]:
7 systems is plenty for NIS. I've done it for as few as 3.
Save yourself some headaches, put in NIS. It's easy!
Brian York wrote:
Does anyone have or know of a script/program (preferably perl) that
could be configured to
On this same note... When I was trying to compile the KDE 3.1 package
"kdelibs", I got some weird compile errors that appeared to be simple syntax
errors...anyone seen anything like this? I'll get an exact error message if
someone thinks that they can help me.
BTW Lyvim Xaphir, I finally join
Saddam has been a dictator (evil) and had weapons for 20 years and there has
not been a global event. Dubya has been President for 2 years and he is
going to start one. Taken with the fact that there are 2 other unrelated
nations that he includes in his "axis of power", this is a dangerous
si
Not one of the hijackers was Iraqi, 15 of the 19 were Saudi however; our ally.
This ain't about 9/11, its about 11/??/2004.
On Wednesday 29 January 2003 01:48 am, Franki wrote:
> get a grip people
>
> I don't know much about iraq.. none of us really do.. and thats the point,
> we hear them p
I have been trying without success to rsh into a Mandrake 9.0 machine.
I tried putting a netgroup name and also the machine name (both
unqualified and fully qualified) into /.rhosts. Nothing seems to help,
I keep getting access denied.
I'm sure it is probably a very simple thing I am missing.
Can
* Ric Tibbetts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030131 16:14]:
> 7 systems is plenty for NIS. I've done it for as few as 3.
> Save yourself some headaches, put in NIS. It's easy!
>
> Brian York wrote:
> >Does anyone have or know of a script/program (preferably perl) that
> >could be configured to change a u
You might consider skipping NIS and going straight to LDAP.
I've heard that NIS is less reliable. Can anyone verify?
Mandrake has a good HOWTO for LDAP.
NIS is pretty easy though. All you do is make sure you've got all the
required daemons running and then set the name you want for your NIS
d
On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 02:41, J.P. Pasnak wrote:
> > On January 30, 2003 06:25 am, Mark wrote:
> >> Hello There,
> >>
> >> OpenSSH does do what you want via using a package called "scponly"
> >> I have been using this package for some time.. it's excellent..
> >>
> >> Have a look at http://www.subl
7 systems is plenty for NIS. I've done it for as few as 3.
Save yourself some headaches, put in NIS. It's easy!
Ric
Brian York wrote:
Does anyone have or know of a script/program (preferably perl) that
could be configured to change a users password on all linux machines on
a network. I know
On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 13:49 -0500, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Given the amount of traffic and passion related over the last few days
> concerning things totally off topic where Mandrake Linux is concerned
> has led me to a place where I'm willing to try an experiment of sorts.
>
> I've cr
Hi all,
Given the amount of traffic and passion related over the last few days
concerning things totally off topic where Mandrake Linux is concerned
has led me to a place where I'm willing to try an experiment of sorts.
I've created a mailing list for anyone here on the newbie and expert
lists wh
On Friday 31 January 2003 04:30 am, Trevor Rhodes wrote:
> Would anyone happen to know if there will be support for gnome-python2 and
> pygtk2 in Mandrake 9.1?
See my response on newbie list
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Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
On Wed, Jan 29, 2003 at 15:55 -0500, Mark Weaver wrote:
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
Hi wobo..
as far as your wheeled mouse thats likely the easiest part. just go with
the generic two button, or generic wheel mouse.
I realized that the wheel did not work in the install
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Hallo!
I've got 2 computers, 1 PC with a RW and a DVD reader, and a laptop with a
DVD-RW combo.
In all 3 atapi units have something common: ripping and recording audio CDs
take 100% cpu and make the system almost unusable. This only happens with
Does anyone have or know of a script/program (preferably perl) that
could be configured to change a users password on all linux machines on
a network. I know a nis server would be better but we don't have enough
linux machines yet to require one (only 7 linux servers).
Thanks
Brian
Want to b
MdkActe said:
> On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 07:33:28 -0600
> "J.P. Pasnak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> sftp and/or scp work just fine, but allowed the user to 'walk' the
>> filesystem. I ended up just tightening the filesystem - a modified
>> msec level 4 - and now I have the client using Filezilla
On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 07:33:28 -0600
"J.P. Pasnak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sftp and/or scp work just fine, but allowed the user to 'walk' the
> filesystem. I ended up just tightening the filesystem - a modified
> msec level 4 - and now I have the client using Filezilla with scponly
> as th
Would anyone happen to know if there will be support for gnome-python2 and
pygtk2 in Mandrake 9.1?
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Trevor
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On January 31, 2003 02:52 am, James Sparenberg wrote:
> Have you tried just using sftp or scp instead of ftp over ssh?
>
> James
sftp and/or scp work just fine, but allowed the user to 'walk' the
filesystem. I ended up just tightening the filesyste
On Thursday 30 January 2003 17:44, Robert Goshko wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 09:02, Sascha Noyes wrote:
> > To all those that are lusting after kde 3.1 on 9.0, word has it (from
> > deno on mandrakeclub.com) that Laurent Montel (Mandrakes resident "kde
> > guy") is busy building 9.0 packages but
I found Beta2 is not usable at my workstation.
I had most problems which are already mentioned in other mails:
especially I did not get installed:
- printers
- networking (ISDN and DSL)
- could not (re-)configure X-Server
But the worst thing is:
After installing beta2 I could not boot to my workin
On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 23:26, J. Craig Woods wrote:
> Just wanted to thank all who shared their views. It was most
> interesting. It takes all kinds to make the "world go around". Winston
> Churchill once said, "Democracy is the worst form of government in the
> world, except for all other forms"
Congrats on the newborn. don't worry.. you're only about 3 or 4
months from sleep *grin*.
James
On Thu, 2003-01-30 at 04:28, James Beam wrote:
> Sorry, cant't help right now. My linux box is
> completely crashed, and my wife had a nice child two
> weeks ago, so my crowded schedule is absolut
Have you tried just using sftp or scp instead of ftp over ssh?
James
On Wed, 2003-01-29 at 21:33, J.P. Pasnak wrote:
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> On January 29, 2003 21:11 pm, J.P. Pasnak wrote:
> > On January 29, 2003 14:38 pm, Mark Weaver wrote:
> > > Praedor Tempus A
OK I've got the box working... I found a 16bit Netgear card. Since this
doesn't use cardbus all I had to do was edit /etc/pcmcia/config file for
this card and poof I'm up. One question though how do I generate the
key for WEP? I'm using MAC address control right now. but I'd love to
know the res
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