was beating the 5.5 machine by 50% before we started making changes to
the kernel settings. I am just saying it might not be NFS it might be kernel
related.
Matt
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I am using Red Hat version 9 to build a multiple network router and
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to install to LUN 2 on a fibre array via a NStor 2050 and a
Qlogic 2200.
I can only see the first LUN even though I specify LUN 2 as the boot drive
via the 2200's BIOS.
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seen on linux, and RedHat stopped packaging that with their
product many versions ago.
Well, that's your opinion. Mine would be that CDE is uglier than sin.
The beauty of it is that you're freely capable to install whatever
windowmanager suits your fancy.
Choice is a Good Thing(tm).
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guy to other open source people and then
have their developers/support concentrate on core business, like servers.
Am I reading this right?
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original, how can i fix the problem.
I believe smbfs always sets file ownership to root. You may want to
investigate cifsvfs as an alternative:
http://www.samba.org/samba/Linux_CIFS_client.html
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The glibc getgrouplist buffer overflow described in RHSA-2003:249-11
(https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2003-249.html) also occurs on RH 7.3
(glibc-2.2.5-43). When should we expect a fix for RH 7.3?
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, thanks ;-)
Switch the console screens using ATL-Fx keys during the install. You
might glean some diagnostic information from there.
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KVMs
that worked beautifully. Keyboard controlled, allowed on screen labeling
of ports, very sweet, but pricey, like $1k for 8 ports...
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your DNS. If you want your DNS to be used by
anyone add:
allow-query { any; };
You may also want to only allow queries for certain zones, if so put
this allow statement in your zone section of named.conf file.
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Thanks Matt,
I'm familiar with the various options and how to set access to
my name servers and I guess what's happening is essentially the
default behaviour...Although I can't think of any reason why these
IP's should be asking my servers for anything
. I've recently been using Seagate Scorpion 40 DDS-4 with
no problems as well...
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software. BRU really didn't support the
autoloader but a wrote a bash script wrapper for it
Exabyte recently has had financial problems and I am not sure I want to
purchase a new Exabyte product right now.
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I mount mine all the time, just mount it read-only. I
believe the NTFS write aspect is still a little buggy.
Add a similar line in your fstab:
/dev/hdxx /windows/C ntfsro,noauto,user,umask=0220 0
Mount point can be wherever you like. Just type mount
/dev/hdxx.
It sounds like Nautilus is not starting. Nautilus controls the desktop
icons. Try starting nautiul form the run menu or from a console window
by typing nautilus .
On Tue, 2003-07-08 at 15:40, Mark Haney wrote:
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Hash: SHA1
You know, while we are on this
Use awk along wit grep like this:
sensors | grep -i cpu | awk '{print $2}'
this should produce +53.4?C given the output you provided.
On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 16:49, Adam Bowns wrote:
Hello all,
What I am trying to do is run a command and take a very specific part of
a line of its output and
Farschad,
It should be fdisk /mbr after booting from a dos boot disk.
On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 10:21, Farschad Torabi wrote:
Michael Kalus,
Formt c: /mbr does not work :^(
Cheers
Farschad
At 09:31 AM 6/24/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Put in a DOS Bootdisk and once the boot prompt
Gnome / GTK+ also come with a theme called redmond95 that might be what
you are looking for.
On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 15:17, Håkon Eriksen wrote:
As some of you know I am migrating my workstations from Windows98 to
RH9. Is there a theme for either KDE, GNOME, or any other environment,
Andrew,
It sounds like you might need to add the the window list applet to
your gnome panel. Right slick on your gnome panel (down at the bottom of
your screen usually), select, add to panel, select utility and then
select window list.
Hope that helps,
Matt
On Fri, 2003-06-13 at 10
In order to get a product ID. You have to buy the RedHat linux boxed set
from redhat. You can also just buy an up2date account from the redhat
website.
On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 13:14, Jerry Human wrote:
Hello Everyone:
I have finally installed RH9. WOW, it sure works great!
However, I have a
.
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Did you compile wuftp or install from a package? If you used the source
did you enable PAM support?
On Wed, 2003-06-04 at 17:42, Jason Shiers wrote:
Sorry this is not the answer, there is no reason wuftp should not work,
its not about the client, I have tried numerous clients and ways of
is there away that I can block spam when using Evolution or do I have to
set up a Filter on every spam that I get
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trying to install a windows progame and when I try to install it I get
Visual Basic 6.0 Setup ToolKit
Run-Time Error - 2147418113 (8)
Automation Error
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I have a .bin file that I'm not sure what to do with. I post a message
awhile back but lost all my notes.. :(
Can someone tell me how to install the file?
Thanks
Matt
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ok I got it installed. But is it me or something wrong becouse I'm
getting 2 of the same messages?
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 16:21, Jacob Langley wrote:
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 16:02, Matt wrote:
I have a .bin file that I'm not sure what to do with. I post a message
awhile back but lost all my
it a little frustrating when someone gives a short
question like:
I linked my C program and it core dumped. Why?
It really seems as if they want you to do their work for them...
- Matt
wo shi ni baba wrote:
In my opinion, no stupiduselessflamy satires should be directed to a
question
iptraf is a good little program that shows either a little or a lot of
info depending on what you want.
-matt chapman
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On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 11:20, Ronald Hermans wrote:
Hi list,
How can I check the network traffic when I'm logged in on a console.
TIA
Ronald
Try the smbclient command. I thought this was the mechanism that Samba
provides for doing that. I havent read the man pages for a couple of months.
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Subject:
My Redhat linux server using samba 2.2.2 was participating in a NT domain
(Security=domain in the smb.conf file), and users were being validated by the NT
Domain Controller. I reloaded the Linux and now I cannot rejoing the NT Domain.
I have deleted the linux Server out of the NT domain.
I
Thank
you. THis is what I thought. I had one of our Domain Admins. re-add the machine
name back on the domain controller, now it readded the linux server successfully
to the Domain.
However, I now get strange messages about
not able to talk to "workgroup" . So I might have to stop and
You need to have adobe writerthe simpliest way. Does Star Office have
that capability?
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Murdock, Matt wrote:
You need to have adobe writerthe simpliest way. Does Star Office have
that capability?
Why not the easiest way (at least in RH8.0) and print the document to
the PDF converter installed as default??
Antonio Montagnani
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why my socket address is 0.0.0.0?
Would itnot be the IP of the Samba Server?
Otherwise, when I try to connect to the service written into smb.conf
by using Windows Network Neighbourhood, it tells me the samba server is
inaccessible and The Network Path was not found.
Matt
version.
Any idears!?
Thanks,
Metal Head Rockster Roller
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ment", checking package status, but then exits abruptly.
Matt
tall samba-2.2.5.src.rpm
I wish to reinstall the 2.2.5 package
(c-code)
Anyone know where I can go from
here???
Thanks
Matt
P.S.L Swat does not work either, did it when things
seemed to be working. Ahh forget it!!
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How do I set-up Telnet and FTP between my windows XP and Linux 7.3?
you shouldn't. use openssh.
if you insist, take a look at /etc/xinetd.d and turn on telnetd and ftpd in
there.
man xinetd for more info.
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If you installed the rpm, you don't need to compile.
If the output of `rpm -q bind` shows that you have it installed, you're
done. Configure and run. Skip the docs telling you how to compile.
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-line scp in windows!
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Right, but legally you can't use that for doing your job unless you
purchase it. Putty is truly free. :)
If you want a cute, free, GUI ssh-based file transfer app, try winscp2
(http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/)
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-9.2.1-9 rpm.
DO I have to download the source RPM?
Nope.
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list with
no response...
Thanks,
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The best one out there is DansGuardian.
http://dansguardian.origintech.net
If you need a consultant that knows it well and will install it cheaply
or even sell you a server with it already installed feel free to contact
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On Thu, 2002
i am pretty new at redhat and at posting to groups, so please forgive
any irrelevant information i add or improper posting etiquette. i have
Redhat 8.0, kernel 2.4.18-18.8.0, sony vaio laptop with winME on first
partition, winXP on second, and redhat on third.
my big problem is this:
Turn IMAP on the Exchange Server and then connect to it via PINE, Ximian
(without the connector even), or even Kmail.
-matt chapman
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or NetBSD.
Also, have a look at Sun's website, as well as
http://www.sunhelp.org and http://www.obsolyte.com for information about
Sparcs in general.
faqaboss.sunhelp.org and sunhelp and obsolyte are all tremendously cool
resources for sparc info.
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ditch the wu-ftpd and use VSFTPD.
MHO
-matt chapman
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Cc:
Subject: Re: Tonight I got hacked
Try
192.168.0.0/24
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Subject: Squid.conf
Could anyone tell me what is wrong with my squid.conf that is keeping it from
initializing the cache
% idle.
I think it is an average of how many processes are ready to run so 1.28 would be 1 or
so?
-matt chapman
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On Fri, Oct 11, 2002 at 01
I have a strange problem with a few boxes... When the machines start up
(with LAN cables plugged into the ethernet cards), they cannot see the
network. I unplug the cable from the card and plug it back in, and they're
fine. If it was just one box or just one type of card, I'd just figure it
Subject: Re: routed
On Mon, 2002-10-07 at 16:48, Matt Sales wrote:
Hello,
I'm using RH7.2 with route... I'm having a problem forwarding traffic
from
two separate lans. I know my kernel is configured correctly, because I
had
it working before I swapped out the lan cards (bad move
to palm, copy from palm etc. All of these
settings seem to apply to the copy in the Local basedir. How do I set
it up to sync with Evo? Nowhere can I find any mention of EAddress or
similar. Where o Where are the good ol' fashioned conduit settings?
Thanks!
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running on top of it (unsuccessfully) to
forward the packets, but there's got to be a better way.
I know this is probably not enough info, but any suggestions would help. If
you need more info I'd be more than happy to send it along.
Thanks,
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automatic reply to the sender as to why. what was it kennedy said?
something about the price being eternal vigilance, wasn't it?
Actually, I'm pretty sure it was Thomas Jefferson.
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always best to install the dumbest OS first.
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have to get Partition Magic...*sighs*
Do you have un-partitioned free space on the drive? If you do, you
don't necessarily need Partition Magic. If you don't, then it would
help you by resizing your Linux partitions and make room for Windoze.
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have more than 500 MB of
RAM, you can all but forget about swap. I'd give it matching RAM, but
no more. (i.e. if your physical RAM is 512 MB, then make swap 512 MB).
Totally depends on what you're doing. But for a basic desktop, I'd
agree.
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appreciated
thanks
-matt
with 0% of swap.
Don't know what's up, but it's really weird.
Thanks for the responses though.
- Matt
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On Friday 30 August 2002 07:42 pm, Timothy Writer wrote:
Matt Fahrner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know
? You want NIS+. Central /home dirs? NFS.
I had a look through the linux.org howto's but didn't see what I
needed, anyone know of a howto on how to do this?
http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/NIS-HOWTO/index.html
http://www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/NFS-HOWTO/index.html
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Is there an easy way to change the date in Linux without rebooting the
box?
man date
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Where is a good resource (step by step instructions) for duplicating a
linux hard drive?I havent been able to locate instructions. I want to
duplicate one of my hard drives.
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(CODESET) is a valid iconv codeset parameter or that it
will be convertible to UTF-8.
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Hate to add to this on the list but I am looking at the same conversion
for a Lotus Domino server install.
I have cc'd the redhat-migration list.
-matt chapman
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Desmon:
type whereis ldconfig That will show you where it is. I think you will
find it in /usr/sbin Then just export it to your path variable.
Also, to avoid this problem in the future you should be using su - and
not su
Hi there
I'm trying to install Sophos Antivirus software for redhat.
As you said, BSD is UNIX not Linux. Has been around for 30 years I
believe.
The original ATT Unix by Thompson and Ritchie is around 30 years old.
BSD as in the Berkeley Software Distribution is 25.
You keep referring to FreeBSD, but that's just one of several flavors
of BSD. FreeBSD is only
. The other person attempted to flash the bios to
a newer version following Adaptec procedure and still
toasted their card so more investigation is necessary to
see if upgrading the bios can be done and if so whether
it results in eliminating the kernel panic.
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Hi,
This is my scenario:
All my Exchange 2000 servers point to a single server to send mail out
via Trend. The only reason is so a message can be attached at the
bottom.
I would like to have those servers point to a Red Hat box that runs
sendmail (no local accounts), opens procmail and does
this kernel panic.
p.s.s. I posted this query on the redhat-install-list over the
weekend and received no reply which is why I am trying
these lists today.
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Jeremy:
Jeremy Hogan wrote:
Matt,
Does this happen at the same point while finding packages? Or generally
w/i that phase?
Happens at the same point as far as the granularity of the display
information
on the virtual consoles permits me to detect.
Have you tried another install method
Hello,
I am looking at compiling the ip_wccp.c module for 2.4.18-5smp kernel.
I can download the source from the squid-cache.org site but need
instructions on what I need to do in order to compile this correctly!
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
I am looking to move from a Windows 2k product over to Sendmail if I can
accomplish this task.
All Exchange Mail is sent to a server that simply attaches a message to
the end of it (you might notice it as an attachment to this mail). I
would rather setup a simple Red Hat box that excepts
Thanks.
I sent that message from the web based mail. I cant change the wrap on that.
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Date: 21 Jul 2002 01:09:41 +0100
On Sun, 2002-07-21 at 00:44, Matt McElreath wrote
Thanks.
I sent that message from the web based mail. I cant change the wrap on that.
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On Sun, 2002-07-21 at 00:44, Matt
It pretty much is except for the script that starts it at boot. Unfortunatley I didnt
realize it was already on RH and I didnt need to download it. That would have made it
easier. Maybe I'll just reinstall the adsl package. ITs on the cds right?
Matt
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running adsl-start it says it is already
connected. So I have to manually stop it then start it again. Any ideas why this is
happening and how to fix it? Or how can I make it so non root users can run adsl-start?
Matt
GET
I have a couple scripts that mount my windows c: and d: drives. How can I get them to
run at start-up for a non-root user?
Matt
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That is what I did. THe problem is, its a root task and I get permission denied.
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I have a couple
... anyone have any other thoughts on a migration on the server side that
affects the client as little as possible?
I know Sendmail of Postfix can handle the MTA part and uw-imap as the server
side but what about the users etc
-matt chapman
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machine before and it worked fine. I tried pplaying
with the settings of Xconfigurator and did it manually and nothing worked. THe video
memory on the machine is about 2.0MB. Is that just too small for 7.3 or is there some
way to tweek it?
Matt
default runleve.
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cat /proc/meminfo
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two places -
at a command prompt, type in free -m
which will give you a short table of recognized and used/free memory
at a command prompt, type in dmesg
which will scroll the
Hi,
I am trying to stress test a proxy filter for concurrent connections. I
am looking for GPL software that can do this...
Can wget be run to do this somehow?
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Title: Message
The
ones that need to be denied telnet (which you should really turn off and switch
to ssh but...)
simply
make their shell /sbin/nologin useradd -s
/sbin/nologin userid when making an
account.
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Technologies, Inc.
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tera
term pro with the ssh plugin.
-matt
chapman
-Original Message-From: Kumar, Punit
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Windows 2000
Hi
all,
I need to have a secure
I just got my dsl set up and I want to have it run when my computer boots up but
adsl-start needs to be run as root and I dont always log in as root. How can I do this?
Matt
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and click the adsl checkbox.
adsl will start on boot up. You can restart, stop or start adsl from there
too.
HTH,
Pablo.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 6:50 AM
Subject: DSL atr
txqueuelen:100
Interrupt:3 Base address:0xdc00
Does this mean its not being recognized?
Matt
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But my DSL uses dynamic IP. Does that matter?
Matt
It looks like that man. Try to assign an ip-address
with ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1 up
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--- Matt McElreath [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: But
my DSL uses dynamic IP. Does that matter?
You must first test if your card is accessible.
Then if it is type /sbin/dhcpcd
remember correctly it said:
#clientserversecretip addresses
What do I put under that line?
Matt
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Nevermind. I just rebooted my computer and the new settings I put in must
have taken effect so everything is working now. Thanks for all your
input.
Matt
On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 20:17:56 -0700 Matt McElreath [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I found part of the problem. My pppoe.conf file was looking
and it fails to find it , even though I booted from the thing!
BTW: Redhat 7.3
Any thoughts?
Matt Chapman
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Rdesktop is all you need. www.rdesktop.org I believe is the url. The
rpm can be found on the ltsp ftp site.
It allows you to connect to Win2k terminal services via GNOME/KDE/X
environment. Works great.
-matt chapman
Origin Technologies, Inc.
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