Re: [SLUG] Auto Mount Win Non password share folder

On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 10:59, Peter Hardy wrote: On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 10:44, Phillipus Gunawan wrote: How can we auto-mount a network share folder from windoewz to linux? I knew that we can achive it by editing fstab file, but when the share folder is set without password, what should I

RE: [SLUG] IP accounting from a PIX (or similar) using SNMP

I'm trying to get some accounting info out of our PIX [1] (hopefully using SNMP). I'm currently using cricket [2] to do tracking on most of the hosts on our network, but it's (as far as I can tell) only useful for doing snapshot info. Not sure if the PIX does NetFlow, but if it does, you

RE: [SLUG] HP/Compaq memory compatibility.

I'm looking at adding memory to a Compaq/HP server. It uses ECC PC2100 type but warns me in the doco to buy only the expensive stuff from HP. Is there a lock in HP servers that makes sure you only install there memory? I seem to recall there used to be on IBMs. We have used non-HP memory

Re: [SLUG] Indenting shell scripts under vim

I've been using vim to edit shell scripts. Tonight, when I go to continue editing my files, I find that automatic indenting is off. a) How the hell did this happen? b) How do I correct it? In your home directory, create .vimrc with the contents: set ai HTH, Des. -- SLUG -

[SLUG] IBM Z-Series Linux

I'm not sure if this is the right forum or not... Does anyone out there have any technical experience with IBM's Z-Series Linux on Mainframes? I believe this is an IBM modifiction of SuSe Linux. I have a friend who program's Mainframes and has some particular questions on running Linux in

[SLUG] OT: SCO Networking

Hi Sluggers... Really sorry about this post, but I have nowhere else to turn. I have a client who had a fire and all their servers burned. I have rebuilt all their servers and am replacing their SCO Openserver with Linux. They need to get their accounting data from the SCO box. The hard disks

[SLUG] Compaq AIT35

Sluggers, Has anyone had any experience getting a hot swap Compaq AIT35 tape drive to work? It is seen at boot time but cannot be accessed by any /dev/st*. Nothing can be found in any /proc files referencing it either. Details: - Compaq DL380 (drive is in bay 6) - SmartArray 5i Controller -

[SLUG] Multiple Samba Domains

I know it sounds silly and I could be asking the impossible here but... Is it possible to have multiple windows domains running on the same host with Samba? I need to configure one server to provide two windows domains on a server where two (recently split) businesses connect to the same box

RE: [SLUG] Poorman's Sun Ray X windows terminals

Does anyone know of computer around 30cm x 30 cm x 5cm with say 32 megs of ram and two USB ports etc. The smallest things I've used are HP e-PC's or IBM NetVistas. Both come with around 128MB RAM, Celeron or PIII ~20GB HDD, 2 x USB, CDROM. With the HP's, a USB floppy is extra. IBM's

[SLUG] Hotkey ISP

Has anyone managed to get a linux box to dial into Hotkey in Sydney? I'm having trouble authenticating and I'm afraid it's never going to happen. TIA -- |Lanrex Computer Systems Pty Ltd Desmond Wass |http://www.lanrex.com.au 0411 056 027 |Phone: +61 2 9416 1100 |Fax:

[SLUG] freeswan iptables

I have an internet gateway with redhat 7.0 and 2.4.3 kernel. A couple of the networks behind the gateway/firewall have freeswan 1.8 and 1.9. There is multiple addresses aliased to eth1 for each network. For one of these networks I can't get protocol 50 NAT'd. The key exchange works fine on udp

RE: [SLUG] freeswan

-Original Message- From: Anthony Rumble [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Word to the wary... FreeSwan and 2.4.x kernels... Not good.. gave up in disgust.. hopefully will get sorted out sometime soon... FreeSwan 1.9 and 2.4.3 are working great for me. Can't remember doing much

RE: [SLUG] Routing question

-Original Message- From: Howard Lowndes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Wouldn't adding routes to the routing tables in the two Linux boxes to point to each other over its respective FR link interface do the job. Then each intranet LAN goes to the Linux box which then routes to the FR

RE: [SLUG] Routing question

Thanks to everyone for their info. Chesty was pretty much right on the button and that solution is working well. Thanks again. -- | Lanrex Computer Systems Pty Ltd Desmond Wass | http://www.lanrex.com.au/ 0411 056 027 | Phone: 02 9416 1100 | Fax: 02 9416 9633 --

[SLUG] Routing question

I have a small dilema that is going to cause me big trouble tomorrow. I have two sites, Sydney and Melbourne, with a linux gateway at each site. There is an ISDN link from each to the Internet. Each network in Sydney and Melbourne is also connected via a permanent Frame link. This company has

[SLUG] Mail Problems

Sorry, not so much of a linux problem, per se. I have a sendamil server that *seems* guilty of randomly sending 3-7 copies of the same message. This only happens on about 3-4 messages per day. The reverse is also the case. That it, 3-7 copies of a message delivered locally. The messages all

RE: [SLUG] IPChains and DNS

: George Vieira [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, 22 November 2000 3:01 PM To: 'Des Wass' Subject: RE: [SLUG] IPChains and DNS [snip] The client always makes the request to the DNS server even if you visited the web page and then closed the browser and browsed again in 5 minutes

RE: [SLUG] Routing a specific port to another machine on the inside

The ipmasqadm package. You will need make sure portforwarding is enabled in the kernel, once installed: ipmasqadm portfw -a -P tcp -L (External address Port) -R (Internal address Port) That'll do it. -Original Message- From: Adrian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I am running redhat6.2

[SLUG] Sendmail connection problems

Guys, Having sendmail problems routing mail. Have a Cisco 1720 with dual 128k ISDN links to Telstra, A RH box firewalling the internal LAN and an Exchange server, Terminal server and a Web Server on the Internal LAN. The Cisco is policy routing Terminal server traffic across one link and all

RE: [SLUG] Re: Linux Certification

-Original Message- From: Angus Lees [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] i see this as being a good way to test the employer. if they insist on a redhat (or some other) certification, and ignore whatever other work you have done, they probably aren't a good place to work. I agree,

[SLUG] Hardware Vendors supporting Linux

Received this little note from HP today --- LINUX FOR EXPERIENCED WINDOWS NT ADMINISTRATORS (Brief) This course is designed to prepare experienced Windows NT administrators with hands-on experience for Linux installation and configuration. URL:

[SLUG] [OT] Sun NIC config

Real quickie I need to reconfigure the IP and netmask on a solaris machine. It's not in front of me and I need to make the changes permanent. Can anyone help? thanks, Des. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: