that is run
before this step and sets disk through it's paramfile flag.
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(As for fvem: check fvwm-themes. A theme engine for fvwm written
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, it would mean that if you want to put a simple
file/print server and happen to have some leftovers to install it on,
those won't be supported by your main OS. You'll have to find
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the (overly complicated)
installation script of every rpm package. Try installing a suse package
on your system.
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changed
to look like the S23was script.
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. If you want something piped
to an ssh server, just 'ssh server command'
When quoted correctly, the command can be an arbitrary shell
command-line.
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time.
rpm -bl ?
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legal audits. Do you have any ideas how many such issues are left in the
code of Microsoft (SQL Server 2000 patent)?
And Microsoft aggresivly pushes its own source licenses to all sorts of
bodies around the world.
It is just as easy to make up counter-claims to those claims.
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button - the result was the respack
was completely unuseable, even after fsck! Why?
Because the default bdflush cache dirty percent is so
high that meta data got lost! (I currently set my this
value to zero to force writes as soon as possible).
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you won't have
to install something just in case.
The basic linux system has not grown much. It is mostly the size of the
extra that keeps growing. A careful sysadmin can remove unneeded extra
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/share), because most packages will
install files in both.
But, unfortunately, it seems you have to use RAID or
LVM during your initial install to find out how big
the subdirectories really are.
And what about later? You have to assume you estimated right on all
partitions.
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On Sat, Aug 30, 2003 at 07:02:37AM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
A small note:
On Thu, Aug 28, 2003 at 09:20:49PM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
In contrast, Debian has (at least) two mirrors on WAIX, if I don't
mirror the updates myself
you ever get any problems with partial downloads?
Anyway, debain has no formal mirrors of the security apt source (unlike
, say, Mandrake)
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, that it is
useless.
Try a few wikis. Since there are so many, think of what features you'll
need:
* authentication
* version control (take a look at Twiki)
* framework
* produced document abilitites
etc.
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On Fri, Aug 22, 2003 at 02:02:03PM +0100, David Goodenough wrote:
If this is a heavy database application you would be much better off with
PostgreSQL.
What about Firbird? And about Sap-DB? Anybody using one of those two?
(both are free as well)
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on the propriatary WPS. It may easily
include its own back-doors. Does the chineese govenrenment control
Kingsoft?
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On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 09:44:57AM -0500, Adam Thornton wrote:
I haven't followed LyX recently; does it still use the non-Open-Source
xforms libraries?
No
LyX still uses xforms, though a QT GUI is also available (and is more
sane).
But as of 1.0, xformss is free (as in LGPL).
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using pdflatex directly).
And this is just one example of a program.
You mentioned StarOffice. This horrible beast is not scriptable in any
shape or form. But both LyX and abiword (only very recent versions of
abiword) should be scriptable enough for what you want.
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(though for me support for multiple imap folders is
a must).
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On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 07:47, John Summerfield wrote:
For starters, hands up those using a Linux email client?
wave
Lotus Notes on linux? Through wine?
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for netscape 4 clients with version 4.80. Some security updates
are pending for some other clients. MAke sure yours is up-to-date.
Frankly, I don't understand why people use the dated netscape 4
(Especially the OS/2 version) when mozilla/Netscape 7 is available.
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This, and more, in the WarpZilla homepage:
http://mozilla.org/ports/os2/
I'm not sure if current work is done by IBM or by volunteers. It used
to be IBM when it started.
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on the X server
to use SSH.
The other way around: the ssh client should have an option to forward
the X connection. Thus you won't have to mess with setting DISPLAY and
other stuff.
If your docs don't help you: what ssh client and X server do you use?
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/share
or /usr/lib and get symlinked.
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with the same kernel version.
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minutes on that.
As for cloning, patch distribution etc.: those solutions
are exactly solutions (?) to the management problem. As you mentioned
in the beginning, just cramming many images on one mainframe won't make
it go away.
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: No such file or directory
The problem is bash's expantion order. It will expand variables only
after it has seperated the command-line to subcommands.
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or putty's plink). Connet to that linux guest, and
forward port 23 of the computer you want to connect to a local port.
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might try expanding the '$'
anyway, perl may be an overkill, but also a typesaver:
perl -pi -e 's/ *$//' $file
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it).
[ Tons of over-quotes removed ]
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the
threading of messages manually)
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key in the authrized_keys
file (see sshd(8) ).
This only works, of course, if TCP actually works. If timeout is large
enough, it will work over some delays in the starting of tcpip.
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be assimilated.
It is for the Common Good.
Well, I'm no dial-up user, but I relay my mail through my ISP's SMTP
server.
This should be quite useful when you're a dial-up user and your mail
server is not up 24 hours a da to handle non-responsive sites.
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On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 08:52:22PM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jul 2003, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 04:38:51PM -0500, Richard Troth wrote:
FYI, for those who care about such things,
this list is being tracked by http://www.mail-archive.com/.
Sorry
-Way: you need to actually post
a form to get an email. To harvest many emails you need to ring some
alarm bells.
But then again, aren't there some plain mbox-formatted archives of this
list? After grabbing such a file harvesting emails is a simple matter of
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), simply have it run 'sh'. This should give you an
interactive shell.
Make sure you have the required binaries inside, and their libraries.
busybox can be very helpful in that front.
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have to do is come up with one that works (done).
replace them with a very small shell script?
That console is a really lousy terminal. So it may be worth the effort
to write some scripts that will save you typing and piping.
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on as root).
1. scp
2. sftp
3. ftp to your homedir/tmp and copy from there.
4. what ftpd do you use?
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something SSH-like instead of telnet or are we still stuck with the
not quite satisfactory open ssh thing?
telnet is not for scripting. Heck, nc would probably do a better job.
rsh is the insecusre and less friendly equivalent of ssh that can be
used for scripts.
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://www.easysw.com/cups/ if you can't
find someone else to pay to for that. :-)
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will work without the Name Server Caching Daemon. Gave me grief
once and I simply turned it off.
login
login's the program (not a daemon) that processes your login
authentication.
The console login listener is something *getty (e.g: mingetty).
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Call Trace: 00014ae6
00015a80
0Kernel panic: Attempted to kill the idle task!
Warning (Oops_read): Code line not seen, dumping what data is available
Trace; 00014ae6 pfault_interrupt+aa/160
Trace; 00015a80 ext_int_next+0/c
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involved in the calculation (for
some 14 minutes or so) were located in a very small number of pages.
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touch) qtparted.
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as Debian releases a new package (and it propogates
through the mirrors) apt-get on my computer automatically finds the
package.
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they have paid a fine of 5 euros
(right?) for not showing up to protect their stand.
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this already.
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running Hercules and the linux instance on the
server
Is it worth the effort of porting mosix to linux/s390 and develping a
good scheduler?
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to mirror you. E.g: ISPs that want to make the
download traffic more effective.
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full-screen vim session.
:-(
BTW: what exactly is the terminal type 'ibm327x' that comes with the
standard terminfo distro? (yes, I tried it and it doesn't help a bit).
Is there any way to make 'ls --color ' print colors?
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:
tr A-Z a-z
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connections that come from
an ssh tunnel that was established by the same user?
Also, if you use vnc, use a simple theme (with no gradianets and no
bitmaps): this will save much network bandwidth. And TightVNC is
espcially optimised for this.
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$ the_program_they_need
For optimal results you may share the cygwin home directory with the
linux home directory (using the cygwin 'mount', and samba).
Something similar to single-sign-on can be achived using ssh keys,
unless you have anything better. The X server can be any other server,
mind you.
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.
Is there any issue of IP address change and relay? Some hosts expect
that mail should come only from specific IPs?
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and then look again at /proc/dasd/devices
I've done that and I get the failure during dasdfmt.
I re-issued the insmod commands...that I'm pretty sure are being done when
you LOAD the dasd= anyways...
No. This is no longer the case with SLES 8's installer
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ip.of.your.workstation
And enjoy the X forwarding. No xhost settings required. (The rogram
xauth needs to be installed on the target machine)
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with the Xserver you
have set xhost to allow connection from the installed computer.
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On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 11:01:48AM -0400, Post, Mark K wrote:
find /etc -type f -exec grep -l /home {} \;
Or, simpler:
grep -r /home .
or maybe just:
grep * /home
Adding '2/dev/null' in the end may also help in case of permission
problems you don't want to know about.
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also
reduce the quality.
Though windows' postscript driver is a really bad one.
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much about authentication, and treat everybody as guest. It is
also useful when all you want are some read-only shares.
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On Fri, Apr 04, 2003 at 04:20:29PM -0500, Rod Clayton wrote:
[snip]
ss390:/var/log/samba# ls
smb.log
ss390:/var/log/samba#
No nmb.log? no other logs at all? is nmbd running?
Do you use the standard version of samba from the distro?
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that you have to keep it up-to-date to make it efficient?
Why not keep your system patched instead? (this can be automated just as
well. Easily).
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On Fri, Apr 04, 2003 at 04:17:10AM +0300, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Fri, Apr 04, 2003 at 09:30:49AM +0800, John Summerfield wrote:
http://www.esj.com/News/article.asp?EditorialsID=472
A piece of FUD. CC try to create themselves a market.
And the part I liked the most:
| Take Linux/Slapper
. :-)
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the echo requests of the ping
but won't send the echo replies to the correct place.
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in my /etc directory, and there is no security , or anything
else that starts with secur in /etc. Do I have to create one? Maybe
that is part of it.
So you'll have no problem with the securetty check. Don't create it. (Or
login as a non-root user). When you get to that point.
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installed? (is this redhat?)
chkconfig telnet-server on
/etc/init.d/xinetd reload
However check if sshd isn't listening:
netstat -lnt |grep 22
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command did you use?
Could you plesae give us your existing routing table and the command
that you used?
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). This will give you many useful X
clients. WindowMaker included.
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and such).
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that this
communication is free of viruses, interceptions or interference.
---
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are those programs that fail? Are they the system copies or
are they local copies that come with the package? (I expect the trace
above to help with it). If they are the system copies, and ld.so.conf
has sane values,
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am on site at the customer.
It's not that. This is not an error coming from Xlibs. This is an error
from dynamic loader.
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2003 at 10:14:47PM -0500, Mike Ross wrote:
On Wed, 26 Mar 2003 22:54:16 +0200, Tzafrir Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
snip..
* A major one: the distro is not worth much without the patches. What
you download from that server is nice for testing, but it is still not
enough
words: it is a fix, that should fix your system, not break it.
A side-effect: You end up with a vulnorable samba 2.0.7 and openssh 3.1
(Or so some skript kiddis might think)
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strange thing with
files in /usr , though I can't think of a specific example.
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everybody else
to compit with SuSE in providing patches. So you basically have to
have a support contract with SuSE.
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stuff . I don't recall exactly where, maybe a
certain bug report. Maybe you should test this.
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and their quality of service compared to
yours.
Not exactly. SuSE don't sell you a boxed set for a 150$. Anybody selling
them for less?
(150$? isn't this what RMS used to charge for Emacs?
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/byte-interview.html)
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, the data in the topout file has the complete path
to the running processes.
When I run it via cron, everything gets truncated at 80 chars. I know this
is probably some session environment variable but I can't seem to come up
with the right answer in my googling...
COLUMNS ?
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Cohen recommended, but I still need to do some digging.
Mounting the system read-only may work. But remember that some actual
work has to be done on this system. That is: those developers need to
actually change config files.
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shell.
It is also possible to set up a chroot-ed shell for that user (or group
of users). This may be a waste of disk space, and not always applicable.
But sometimes can be very valuable.
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Flags Metric RefUse
Iface
192.168.1.0 * 255.255.255.0 U 0 00 hsi0
the VM Guest LAN def as follow :
'cp def lan dglan type hiper'
'cp def nic 7000 hiper dev 3'
'cp couple 7000 to system dglan'
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that the real story is different,
http://www.google.com/technology/pigeonrank.html :-))
Not all tasks are such.
But anyway, using clustering for parallelising tasks is quite different
from using clusters for high availability.
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keyboard and some other useful stuff.
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with other UNIX?
This is a really bad idea!
Because 'test 'x' = x$var;' is less readable than 'if [ -z $var ];
Sometimes I bother. Sometimes I don't.
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interface. That's
all. Samba is perfectly functional without it. Get the default smb.conf,
a decent text editor (IIRC both vim and emacs have syntax hilighting for
this file) the docs, and configure it away. The default file is well
commented.
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a sharpshooter, and this is my foot.
[*] Possible workarounds: sudo and friends. But they still have a small
extra setup cost.
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but I did not find a
.bashrc in /root. So I created a .bashrc and put in my export commands.
But when I logon to root it doesn't appear that .bashrc is being executed.
Where do I change root's environment variables?
Do you by any chance use 'su' (without '-')?
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exactly do you get this error?
What is your hostname?
Sett either 'myhostname' or 'mydomain' in /etc/postfix/main.cf if your
hostname is not a FQDN and/org you wish to use a different one.
('myhostname defaults to the hostname, 'mydomain' defautls to the domain
part of $myhostname)
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the different meanings of
the word virtual (a java/c# VM is not quite relevant here).
Anyway, just my unlearned opinion
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, and no more passwords. And
there is no problem working with multiple copes simultianiously, as
opposed to bloater browsers.
is there a samba auth file somewhere
Yes, but it is not used from swat, IIRC.
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of RHL for S/390 zSeries, and so
any additional maintenance issues will terminate at that time.
RedHat = 7.3 is shipped with postfix. I don't see any exim package on a
nearby RH80 mirror.
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Trying to explain the question once again
On Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 05:59:03PM +0200, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Hi
Short version of the question:
How do do a hard-reset to a linux guest from within linux?
Note that I don't mean to IPL the boot specific device: I need to re-run
profile.exec from
no simple way to do in a script something I can easily
do from a 3270 terminal (when connected)? Adecent system should be
scriptable, right?
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Any pointers to FMs (that answer this) would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
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