Luke S Crawford wrote :
Matthias Saou [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
...slighty OT, but worth mentioning ;-)
Now the other problem I'm having is to get Xen to use VLAN interfaces on
top of the bonded interfaces... not working as expected either yet, and
the Xen network scripts don't make
Bill Watson wrote:
While Red Hat is having fun with 5.2, is there any thought to supplying the
32 bit Firefox on the 64 bit systems as a default install? There is no flash
upgrade and who knows what all else for the 64 bit version, where the 32 bit
version seems well supported. The only path I
Hi,
Regarding xen's network scripts not playing nicely with vlans, see
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=337651
I worked around the problem by doing the following:
1. Set (network-script /bin/true) in xend-config.sxp
2. Create xenbr interfaces through the use of ifcfg-xenbrX
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I need some help with sendmail
My problem is that sendmail just sends out all email to the SMTP smart
host without even consulting the aliases file, even if it is for a local
account.
Firstly sendmail is the default one as in a default install
I modified the aliases file to send all of root's
Why couldn't someone generate a reverse lookup table for encoded passwords?
While you may not have a list large enough to support every possible combo,
you'd most likely catch a percentage. 34 bytes of scramble using 100 bytes
of letters is 34^100. At a storage of 10bytes per crypt, that's only
Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
For my scale of system, network bandwidth is a limiting factor,
especially as I limit sensitive network connexions (for us it's only
ssh) to five per hour from most of the world.
Then you would need to make a password changing policy to meet that
scale. Which
On Tue, Mar 18, 2008 at 6:43 PM, John Summerfield
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen John Smoogen wrote:
For my scale of system, network bandwidth is a limiting factor,
especially as I limit sensitive network connexions (for us it's only
ssh) to five per hour from most of the world.
