Hi Raj,
Could you please tell us more about the 'SNAFU' and how you stopped it
- i.e. did you do some configuration changes in majordomo or did you
simply kick out the culprit from the mailing list.
Regards
Mithun
PS: I hope you are following the postings on BUGTRAQ about security risks
in
Hi Raj,
Could you please tell us more about the 'SNAFU' and how you stopped it
- i.e. did you do some configuration changes in majordomo or did you
simply kick out the culprit from the mailing list.
Regards
Mithun
PS: I hope you are following the postings on BUGTRAQ about security risks
in
I believe the problem might be that your harddisk is not able to servee
the data as fast as you are requesting. That is usually true when you
do a random jump - the OS has to go through a lot of data to figure out
where the actuall position is.
As for 6.0 vs 6.1 issue wasn't there a posting
What's your graphics card and what is the monitor you configured ?? You
did run Xconfigurator didn't you
Mithun
Viksit Gaur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've recently installed RHL 6.1 on a cyrix mediaGX 233 with 64 MB of
RAM. however, it doesn't seem to have onboard video memory.
I am not sure whether we can stop getting a root login by just rebooting but
what we can do is put a boot password. In /etc/lilo.conf you can optionally add
a boot password for each bootable partition you have defined. Just read the man
pages I am sure setting it up wont be difficult. Ofcourse
If this is happening randomly for all CD's then I would say there is something
wrong with the power supply to the drive.
I have encountered device bus reset messages while trying to read a bad CD but
it was preceded by lots of seek error. If you are getting any I/O error or
seek error then your
A few questions
1. How are you connecting to your ISP ??
- are you using a modem or a ISDN TA
- are you using any scripts to connect or are you mannually dialingusing
minicom
-- a suggestion in this context - please enable debug mode for pppd I think
the option is kdebug and check the
While we are at it I would like to remind everyone Linux doesn't exactly run on
everything - who knows Shubha could be talking about a PDA, cell phone, any
embedded system hmm after watching Independance Day I say it could even be
an alien spaceship !!!
On a more sober note assuming we are
The usual practice is to have separate partition for emails if your disc space is at
premium. Taking this assumption it is just a matter of setting up quota for each user.
Regards
Mithun
asif ansari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everybody,
I am using qmail for our mail sever.
I want to
booted.
2. TCPDUMP will dump the traffic on any/all ethernet cards - you were supposed
to do a TCPDUMP on ets0 and watch whether anything from 12.10.198.0 network to
your ISP was going out or not.
Hope this clarifies most if not all your questions.
Regards
Mithun
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Firstly my appologies for sounding sarcastic in my email.
Another appology for missing out the NETMASK
The 12.10.198.112 has a netmask of 255.255.255.248
112 : 0111
248 : 1000
so what we have is that the router will send any packet with destination
01110xxx that is equal to seven
If possible mail the routing table (don't need the exactIP addresses - can mask
it). Also do a ifconfig and see whether it is giving any errors for any of the
devices (highly unlikely).
Check /etc/sysconfig/network for the value of FORWARD_IPV4 - it should be "yes"
or "true".
Also when we use
RedHat's Hardware compatibility list for RedHat 6.0 says:
CAPTION: NE1000/2000 and compatible ISA cards
* NE2000 (PCI), RealTEk RTL-8029, Winbond 89C940, Compex RL2000, KTI
ET32P2, NetVin NV5000SC, Via 82C926, SureCom NE3
Device Module Name conf.modules
PCI NE2000 cards
Hi Pratik,
I am assuming you liked the interface of Disk Druid and wanted to repatition
your hard disk without delving in the fdisk which comes with Linux - for that
you can use cfdisk - it comes withe RedHat Linux and is curses based. If you
still want Disk Druid well I will try to find out but
I got curious by the issue and did a bit of poking around :).
'man xdm' sent me to read /etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config
which has an entry
DisplayManager.servers: /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers
[ well it is supposed to keep this thing alive all the time :) ]
This file in turn has an entry
:0 local
Ok here is my configurations - don't cut and paste it please - read it
understand what it does and them tweak your own files.
/etc/conf.modules-
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
/* Parallel port stuff (PLIP) - just in case Raj threw his cable
Pop3d looks in /usr/spool/mail/~user. What we usually do is symlink /usr/spool/
to /var/spool/mail/ so now in the new settings you would have to individually
symlink each user. I am sure it will be easy to do that as I am sure you will
be writting a script to move the drop box for the local
Try doing a modprob using the NE-2K.o module maybe it will say something. Also run the
tool hwdiag - it is a little secret utility that comes with redhat - it will list all
the hardware redhat could locate.
Regards
Mithun
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rajesh Thiharie) wrote:
More details
The
Try running sendmail with the option -d5 and then check your system log. It should
give you sufficient hint as to what is going wrong.
Mithun
asif ansari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everybody,
I am facing some problem with sendmail.
I have configured sendmail.cf and sendmail.cw
I
sendmail configurations :)
Entered by Mithun Bhattacharya (mithun) on Wed, Sep 22, 1999 (03:42):
I was wondering whether anybody could think of a sane way to handle sendmail
once /var is full. By default it will dump everything into /var/spool/mail/
Maybe somebody could throw light on how
Did you actually recompile the kernel or was it some module or configuration changes
which was causing the kernel panic ?? From the other emails it seems you tried to
recompile the kernel - if not ..
Mithun
Jal Khambata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While trying to figure out numerous
You haven't told us what your second NIC (for that matter what your first NIC is). I
have been able to use two ethernet cards - once a SMC and Intel EEPRO 10/100 and
another time two Intel EEPRO 10/100 card in one PC and the kernel happily recognized
both of them. Ofcourse you have to set up
A more permanent solution is something which cyberspace.org has done on their system.
They have adopted a heirarchical structure. All the users emails are bunched into
subdirectories depending on the first couple of characters of their userid. This way
if they run out of disc space they add a
A temporary fix could be to make a symbolic link to any directory in your /usr I
guess that would require you having to move all the folders in /var/spool/mail to your
/usr subdirectory.
Mithun
"Nikhil Datta" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*?% RH only makes a 256 MB /var partition by
Just a word of caution please verify the directory permissions when you move around
the files - you wouldn't like to have a unhappy user trying rm * . or something
exotic who knows...
Mithun
Sanjeev Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Nikhil Datta wrote:
*?% RH
Try booting up with your floppy and check whether /sbin/init runs at all - maybe it
got corrupt - I am assuming you are getting the first error message now not the second
one.
If it is the second error message try checking your partition types using FDISK in
linux. Since you can access the
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