very carefully, but then buying
from a big name, to try and save myself from the blame game (oh no, it's
definitely XYZ's equipment.. couldn't be ours..). Just my $0.02.
Cheers,
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At 07:44 23/10/2003, David Kempe wrote:
Well Debian didn't support that chipset natively when I installed it on the
box in question Matt :-(
just took a different woody boot disk and an extra driver.
Also needed a decent new kernel package with the mptbase and mptscsi
drivers.
according to the IBM
, I'd probably buy
something of a big vendor like Dell or IBM (as part of a server, or
whatever). Both of them have pretty good track records with regards to
supporting RAID under linux (Dell even sponsors the development of drivers
for their cards).
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. A RAID solution
SANs.
In short, look elsewhere. The performance will be crap from a hardware
point of view, not just a software one (Even if the gig link performs at
max, 100MB/s, this is not much compared to the throughput of a good RAID
array).
Cheers,
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there is no CHAP it is
all done with PAP.
Are you sure? Can you connect from a windows/other box? Is the Sync light
on on the ADSL modem.
Cheers,
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hack up the sessions
folder for the user. See your session manager's man page for information on
how/whether it loads sessions.
Cheers,
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eyo.com.au and computermarket.com.au).
These aren't cheap (A top-of-the-line Antec is about $210)
HTH,
Matt
At 16:13 11/08/2003, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Jamie Wilkinson
This one time, at band camp, Gonzalo Servat wrote:
Any other suggestions? It has one other defect where you sometimes
.
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Oops, in my reticence I forgot to copy the list.
Date: Mon, 04 Aug 2003 19:50:55 +1000
To: Voytek Eymont [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Matt M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] postifx, sendmail, php config files
Have a look around your system. Postfix should provide a replacement
sendmail
details.
The best supported printers under linux are Epson. The C82 has similar
specs for a similar price, only it's not quite as good (It does 4800x1200
in software through scaling; the canon does it natively, as I understand
it) and the ink's about $30 a full refill more expensive.
HTH.
Matt
, so
please reply if you are interested. (We need significant interest, or
we wont be able to go ahead.) The expected prices will be about $30
for a bag, or about $9 for a mug.
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Description: PGP signature
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On Tue, 08 Jul 2003, Matt Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
This month, Matt Chapman, author of rdesktop[1] will be talking about
where rdeskop has come from, where it is going to, and the obstacles
along the way.
1: http://www.rdesktop.org/
Don't forget to bring your GPG keys, keys
This month, Matt Chapman, author of rdesktop[1] will be talking about
where rdeskop has come from, where it is going to, and the obstacles
along the way.
1: http://www.rdesktop.org/
Don't forget to bring your GPG keys, keys are good and need signing.
http://sydney.debian.net
believe we need a location that
- has food and drink nearby,
- is accessable via public transport
- is in a fairly central location
(please also feel free to add requirements, or dispute the ones I've
suggested)
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pgp0.pgp
, unless there's a drunken office party there (rare
on Wednesday nights).
This is a good, valid point.
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On Mon, 23 Jun 2003, Nick C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
Morning,
Sometimes in Mutt I press a wrong key, possible 'k', and get a dialog in the
command area at the bottom:
Please enter the key ID
and nothing will get out of this dialog bar killing the process.
Is there a better
don't provide them) and those that believe that
they are a mandatory part of a redundant mail system.
I am sitting on the fence (I can see some merits to both sides of the
argument) but I was wondering what the opinion of the sluggers out there
is - would you install one and why ?
Matt
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problems.
Matt
Having you're access provider act as the secondary is usually the
easiest
way to go, and means if you're connection dies between you and your
isp,
then the isp can still store your mail till your link is up.
Regards
Rob T
-Original Message-
From: Matt Hyne
GCC is only a C Compiler. What you need to compile C++ is g++, the GNU C++
compiler. Most distributions package this separately to GCC.
You can see whether or not you have a C++ compiler installed by entering (I
think ... It's been a while) `c++ --version' at the command line.
HTH,
Matt
At 08
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, ramon buckland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
Hi,
Ive just installed a new system (see other email re: XBOX :-)
and converting to unstable.
Im getting a few 404's on some packages (namely GCC 3.2) from unstable.
I've noticed this occurs from time to time.
Is there a
On Mon, 09 Jun 2003, Steve Kowalik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
You should also check hosts.{allow,deny} for portmap.
.. and make sure you have portmap installed and running.
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This month, we are having a discussion about developer tools, such as
using chroot environments for building and testing packages.
Don't forget to bring your GPG keys, keys are good and need signing.
http://sydney.debian.net/
Where: Woolloomooloo Bay Hotel - boardroom (upstairs)
I've played around with wvPS (and then ps2pdf) but wvPS pretty much
destroys the formatting of most of the word files.
Matt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
quote who=Matt Hyne
Does anyone know of a reliable way to convert a directory containing
MS
Word files to PDF files under Linux
from a website.
Matt
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: Wednesday, 9th of April 19:00 - 20:00=20
Cost: $0,
$10 if you pre-order tea/coffee
Misc: Dinner, alcohol are available
Park: - Lincoln Cr (recommended, open til late)
- Domain (closes 21:00) or
- Beside the Bells Hotel
Next Month: Jeff Waugh
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Cheers,
Matt
not be the case if you're using a custom kernel). Particularly, you
need the async io module.
Cheers,
Matt
At 09:00 17/03/2003, you wrote:
Trying to get iiNet DSL working on my Linux box (debian)
Very confused as to whats happening. I've googled the error, a few others
have posted about
,
for the un-initiated, is near Harry's Cafe.
Try to arrive around 6.30 to get a seat, and possibly a drink before
Pascal starts.
[ Sorry about the late announcement ]
Matt.
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-common and/or
xlibs packages, for the sole purposes of forfilling dependancies.
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On Mon, 24 Feb 2003, Ben Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
And how can I install equivs w/o install binutils, perl and other
development tools :) Or can I run equivs on another machine to create
the fake .debs ?
Indeed you can. Or email me privately and I'll do it for you.
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down the
track when apt tries to work out dependancies - it'll probably cause a
stink about not being installed later.
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the output of the following commands, if you could.
$ dmesg
$ cat /etc/X11/XF86Config-4
Cheers,
Matt
At 13:25 19/02/2003, you wrote:
hm, thanks for the feedback on scripting languages:)
totally unrelated ( prepares to be inundated) - ive
just started getting into linux - have redhat 7.3
running
(RH7.0) trying to run the file
through a particular filter but I cannot find where it is doing it.
Anyone got any ideas ?
Matt
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Correction - it was to my PS laser, not the dot matrix.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Matt Hyne
Sent: Thursday, 20 February 2003 10:48 AM
To: slug
Subject: [SLUG] Printing problems
Folks, I have been having trouble
bend, they're looking for
flexibility in the technoical talent of candidates and besides don't most
open sorce office suites have the option to read/write .doc, .xls etc.
format?
Matt
(former recruiter, current Linux advocate)
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-- the drivers are in the kernel
(Though not necessarily on the stock boot disk one!).
HTH,
Matt
At 16:20 19/02/2003, you wrote:
Howdy Folks,
A client is about to do a rollout of linux appservers across their wan, and
they're trying to find brand-name servers (aka compaq/dell) which will run
debian without
played around with the options and searched google to no avail.
Anyone got an ideas ?
Matt
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Thanks,
Looks like it needed
ServerAlias domain1
. . .
ServerAlias domain3
I would have though this would have been unnecessary.
Matt
-Original Message-
From: Colin Humphreys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 18 February 2003 2:37 PM
) is also great, but, the likelihood of failure is a
small amount higher than some would have you believe -- a pair of drives
from the same batch are more likely to fail with the same problem, at the
same time than two drives purchased independently. (moral: always keep backups)
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. WD
for months without a single problem.
Matt
At Friday, 31-01-03 15:25 (+1100), Kevin Saenz wrote:
Both programmers know what they are talking about, also have
very large egos, but postfix is less confusing in configuring.
G'day...
Basically, my biggest two factors for choice are:
* How
Oh yeah, and sendmail is in a chrooted gaol for extra security.
M
At Friday, 31-01-03 21:17 (+1100), Matt Hyne wrote:
To add my 2c worth.
I have actually done this painlessly with sendmail.
It is installed in the DMZ and filters mail for spam and viruses using the
various blackhole lists
.
Matt
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the point.
Cheers,
Matt
At 19:51 27/01/2003, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Minh Van Le wrote:
I feel I must point out that, the point of MD5 checksums on applications is
to identify which applications have changed or have been trojaned. If the
firewall can identify altered file(s
management software. A good piece of software is a must. This will cost a
pretty penny too (A bog standard version of CA ArcServe 9 is ~$3000,
without the extra options needed for a tape library of the size you talk
about).
My suggestion is like all the others. Hire a specialist.
Cheers,
Matt
At 23
of a Tekram (Symbios based) UW card.
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. See scsi-faq.org for more information on different SCSI levels and
everything else.
At 22:46 16/01/2003, you wrote:
just a quick one: can a normal adaptec 2940UW scsi card
handle LVD disks? or do they require a special card?
ta,
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Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 18:38:59 +1100
To: David Fitch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Matt M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] scsi and LVD disks
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yeah, this is fine, but please note that they'll only run in single-ended
mode [not LVD]. All LVD disks support this, though. Your
to make any
difference.
I am running RH7.0.
Anyone got an ideas ?
Matt
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Ok, this is what seems to die, god knows why ?
18238 socket(PF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0) = 13
18238 connect(13, {sin_family=AF_UNIX,
path=
/var/run/.nscd_socket}, 110) = -1
ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
18238 close(13) = 0
At Monday,
is very
good. I'd suggest you read some of it. http://www.netfilter.org
HTH,
Matt
bunbun:~# iptables --list
Chain INPUT (policy DROP)
target prot opt source destination
ipac_inall -- anywhere anywhere
ACCEPT all -- anywhere anywhere
LOG
script that'll FXP stuff between servers that don't support FXP.
Cheers,
Matt
At 14:44 04/11/2002, Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear list,
I want to move a website from one hosting company to another.
Is there a Linux tool similar to webwacker?
ie copies of the whole site
regards,
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:/backup/hostname/usr/local which is not what I want. Does anyone
know how I can tell rsync to use the full path in the destination, rather
than the last directory. I do not really want to have to specify the
entire dest directory as this will stuff my automagic scripts.
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At Monday, 04-11-02 20:07 (+1100), Christopher Vance wrote:
On Mon, Nov 04, 2002 at 07:53:34PM +1100, Matt Hyne wrote:
: rsync -acz -e ssh /usr/local backup:/backup/hostname
: rsync -acz -e ssh /local backup:/backup/hostname
:
: So I am attempting to rsync /usr/local and /local and clone
Try poking around overclockers.com.au. There's a few places that sell
extreme cooling kits over the web in AU.
Cheers,
Matt
At 15:08 02/11/2002, JM Alonzo wrote:
Hi! this is pretty off-topic. sorry. do you know where to buy
water-cooling kits in sydney like the ones from innovatek?
thanks
Is this just one of the scare tactics that seem to be prevalent?
In a word: Yes.
You're right, your computer's IP address is always[1] visible to anything
on the internet[2].
Cheers,
Matt
[1] Unless you're going through a gateway or proxy which may replace your
IP address in the packet
At Wednesday, 16-10-02 13:32 (+), Voytek Eymont wrote:
** Reply to note from Adam Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] 16 Oct 2002
12:18:14 +1000
And I have been doing computer technician work for about 8 years now and
I have always placed the CD ROM on the secondary IDE channel. The reason
for
-complicated as they are printing output to Postscript and then
converting it back to raw text. I dont really want to do this just to add
a FF to the end of the job.
Matt
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it for a
refund, it has some serious bugs.
Matt
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We use their SHDSL product at work. It's good. Their service is great.
Cheers,
Matt
At 10:27 30/09/2002, Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
All,
anybody heard of Connexus Internet Services?
How good are they?
How reliable are they?
jobst
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looking for some sort of PHP based system (ie, so I can change
it).
Anyone got any suggestions ?
Matt
PS: CVS is a little hardcore for some of our users - so that is not really
an option.
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it might be because of the auth/ident protocol so I check I can
access this remotely, which I can.
So I am at a bit of a loss to explain why this problem persists. Anyone
else seeing this problem too (machine is a RH7.0 box) ?
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NOT to try to reconnect on the auth
port ?
Matt
At Sunday, 08-09-02 12:16 (+1000), Martin wrote:
$author = Matt Hyne ;
If I telnet to the POP port directly, I see that indeed the following
occurs:
telnet my_machine pop
Trying www.xxx.yyy.zzz...
Connected to my_machine.
Escape
to give
the 'POP3 server ready' message. It looks like it is taking this long
for xinetd to start /usr/bin/ipop3d.
However, connecting to it from the local LAN or localhost gives it instantly.
Doing an SSH, www or any other protocol also works instantly.
Anyone got any ideas ?
Matt
of the passwd.lock (or
similarly-named file) in /etc.
You may need to find the lockfile and remove it.
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to the usa and back, 20 hops later .)
this suggests either tpgi do not have domestic connectivity, or for some
reason have selected not to advertise those networks.
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On Fri, 26 Jul 2002, Matthew Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
: Anyone know of a tool which, given a list of packages and the appropriate
: apt metadata, will download all those packages and *all* their dependencies?
: I can get close with apt-get -d install package list and then getting them
:
Speaking of which - can anyone recommend a good sendmail virus scanner ?
I'm looking for one that can scan email attachments for actual viruses -
not text signatures.
I did look into AMAVIS but I could not get the perl libraries to install on
RH7.3. :-(
Matt
At Tuesday, 16-07-02 07:08
status, install seems impossible
It tells me it is missing zlib.h, which I would expect to be part of the
archive.
Has anyone else had any experience with this and can offer some advice. I
am not a perl expert and this is the first time I have used the CPAN stuff
- so go easy on me.
Matt
Ok - I worked it out. I had to install zlib-devel if only the rest
were that easy.
Matt
At Tuesday, 16-07-02 11:21 (+1000), Matt Hyne wrote:
Ok, now I have no idea what I am doing, but I am trying to install some
CPAN perl modules (for another project) and I hit a snag, so I am hoping
http://www.amavis.org
At Tuesday, 16-07-02 13:12 (+1000), Intelligent Dynamic wrote:
G'day...
For those of us that are even less in the know, can you please provide a
reference for AMAVIS.
Thanks...
Mike
- Original Message -
From: Matt Hyne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Erik de Castro Lopo
that
it can be updated easily would be a reasonable amount of work - and I would
prefer a tool, than having to hand modify the database everytime I want to
make a change.
Suggestions ?
Matt
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pointing to my SMTP server.
The server is working - because mail to hyne.com is received fine. The
logs don't even show any delivery attempts to host.hyne.com.
Do I need a separate MX record for host.hyne.com - or should the domain MX
catch all ?
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At Tuesday, 25-06-02 18:20 (+1000), Terry Collins wrote:
Matt Hyne wrote:
The machine is a PII-400 with an Intel MB, NCR SCSI adaptor (sym53c8xx) and
a 4.3Gb HDD.
Does the kernel specifically recognise the sym53c8xx ?
either it doesn't and/or this particular SCSI card is not bootable.
Well
Thanks Glen for the in-depth description.
All make sense, but I am still at a loss.
1. The boot bios is enabled.
2. SCSI device is on ID0.
3. SCSI runs fine once linux is loaded from a floppy.
So it is damb weird. The is detected ok, but the BIOS fails to see an OS.
Matt
At Wednesday, 26
with an Intel MB, NCR SCSI adaptor (sym53c8xx) and
a 4.3Gb HDD.
I also tried recreating the initrd (and it is in lilo) but still it tells
me that there is no operating system found when it try to boot the disk.
Any ideas ?
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You will probably find it is actually RH Linux as Cisco has a partnership
agreement with RedHat.
At Thursday, 30-05-02 21:58 (+1000), Ben Buxton wrote:
Cisco seems to be breaching the GPL by using a Linux distribution
in one of their devices and not mentioning GPL, Linux or source
anywhere:
Try testing the memory in the system -- use memtest86. Run through all the
tests (takes about 24 hours on your average system), and see what it shows
up. Memory's always the first thing I test when I start seeing `random'
instability in a system.
Cheers,
Matt
P.S. If memtest turns up
From what I understand, these are the Speedtouch Pro models which can do
the authentication themselves - so you do not need to do anything on the
client side. For PPPoA, you need an ATM connection which is your modem's
DSL port.
Matt
At Monday, 27-05-02 14:15 (+1000), Howard Lowndes wrote
buggy.
Matt
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mailertable is probably overkill - I would suggest the MAIL_HUB stuff if
you only have a single machine you want to forward it to.
At Friday, 17-05-02 13:49 (+1000), Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 12:02:46PM +1000, Peter McCarthy
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Howdy all
session optional /lib/security/pam_ldap.so
Anyone had any experience that can help.
Matt
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On Wed, 01 May 2002,
Craige McWhirter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: This month we have Matt Hope delivering a talk on on Debian systems
: administration relative to managing a bunch of similar servers and or
: workstations with an emphasis on QA.
Right. Umm... bugger. where did
On Sun, 28 Apr 2002, Karl Clements [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
: I use a window manager called fluxbox its based on blackbox, only its
: constantly being updated, source can be obtained at
: http://fluxbox.sf.net
Fluxbox doesnt have keyboard-navigated menus yet. Its on the list of
things getting
settle for Potato.
One other thing, how hard is it to set up a PCMCIA modem ?
It's a 56k Psion Dacom ?
Matt
_
Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com
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Thanks Jeff,
I graciously accept your weenie woody cd offer, please
look out for the 19 year old with green shirt, black
pants and carrying a bulky dell notebook case ..
Also thanks to Tony Green for the offer :)
Matt
_
Send
or other organisations that
will provide backup/secondary mail servers and secondary DNS services ?
Does anyone do any reciprocal agreements (you backup me and I will do you) ?
My next resort is one of the 'free' services.
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?
Matt
At Thursday, 11-04-02 10:58 (+1000), Jobst Schmalenbach wrote:
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 05:46:44PM +1000, Matt Hyne ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Folks, when I turn _OFF_ the sendmail feature
FEATURE('accept_unresolvable_domains')dnl
Well if it works without this than sendmail will accept
Generally, tapes are streaming, so it is possible that if the transfer rate
across the network is slow then more tape may be required for the same
amount of data.
Really - you need to determine the bottleneck - can you tar from one
machine to the HDD on another and see how long it takes -
not the bottleneck. I
would also suggest you take a look at ctar (do a google search). It costs
money but you can install a trial version and compare that.
Matt
At Wednesday, 10-04-02 09:43 (+1000), Gonzalo Servat wrote:
Hi Matt
I took your advice and tried backing up / on the backup server
You can try using tar with the I flag - that will use bzip2 compression.
However, if you value your data - NEVER use compression on a backup -
should part (ie one bit) of the backup be corrupted (common with tapes) the
whole archive is useless.
Matt
At Wednesday, 10-04-02 12:13 (+1000
uptimes of approximately
200+ days.
Matt
At Monday, 08-04-02 12:01 (+1000), Karl Bowden wrote:
I have a P3-1Ghz with a GeForce2 MX400 and 512Mb PC133 ram.
I have her configured as follows:
hda1 : 6gb : Redhat Linux 7.2 with Ximian Gnome
hda2 : 1gb : Linux Swap
hda3 : 16.5gb : Windows XP
hda4 : 16.5gb
easy and there are many
docs around (including the docs included with the kernel source).
Email me if you need a hand.
Matt.
At Monday, 08-04-02 15:17 (+1000), Karl Bowden wrote:
I am using the default kernel at the mo. If I were to upgrade the kernel is
there an rpm from redhat for the latest
backwards compatibility ?
Matt
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tools without including the proper schemas.
Anyone had any luck with using the (padl) migration tools and can offer their advice ?
Matt
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At Wednesday, 27-03-02 13:13 (+1100), Matthew Palmer wrote:
Argh! Newlines were invented for a reason, dammit!
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Matt Hyne wrote:
If I get the name of afailed attribute (eg objectClass 'mailRecipient')
and search the schemas for this I get no result - so it looks like RH
users are in the ldap directory and I have two machines which I would like
to restrict a subset of users to.
Matt
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for external
access yet)
when I try to acces the the above folder (http://192.168.0.150/)from ie5 on the lan
i get the main host and index.htm
many thanks
matt
that a USB cable is
the best way to do this. Btw .. the data will be large, over
100mb. And please guys, I don't wish to rude but i'm not
interested in any ethical discussions, I have permission to do
this and it's a purely creative/experimental exercise anyway.
Many thanks ! :))
Matt
that a USB cable is
the best way to do this. Btw .. the data will be large, over
100mb. And please guys, I don't wish to rude but i'm not
interested in any ethical discussions, I have permission to do
this and it's a purely creative/experimental exercise anyway.
Many thanks ! :))
Matt
Guys, I have number of linux boxes here and I want to only have one place that
username/passwords are stored (for admin reasons). Rather than go the full overkill
and set up NIS, is LDAP (or something else) a better alternative.
Anyone with experience - any interesting links ?
Matt
-sendmail a small perl script
available at freshmeat.net, that sets up sendmail with just a few simple
questions (a must for the newbie)
although I didn't find out what the problem was, everything everything is
fine and dandy now.
thank you
matt
Make sure sendmail is listening on the external port
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