). Not all OSes use the same epoch either, so this is
mostly a Unix problem, and most current Unix systems already handle a
larger time_t (if somebody is still trying to make SunOS 4 or SCO run in
2038, time_t will be the least of their problems).
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server, like mutt or Thunderbird), install an MTA. IIRC, at least
Postfix and Sendmail will work for local mail handling (and not
listening on the network) in a default install, so yum install your
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My Thinkpads have thread-lock on all screws, so that may explain why it
is so difficult to break the screw free.
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The colors in ls come from settings in /etc/DIR_COLORS, which has (and
has had for a long time) many comments describing the colors and which
are assigned to what.
If you don't like, don't want, etc. the colors, that's fine, but to say
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Will it cause any problems if I change the permissions on these files?
Nope, been doing it for years.
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Once upon a time, Timothy Murphy gayle...@alice.it said:
Will it cause any problems if I change the permissions on these files?
Nope, been doing it for years.
I
intact and you can probably investigate
what went wrong since you still trust the logs. Of course this
reasoning becomes moot the moment your root account is compromised.
The OP asked about making the logs readable by group wheel, not
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ownership, and they are mostly logs you aren't liable to be changing.
The normal syslog-written files, such as /var/log/messages, don't have
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of security, before anybody even worries
about flaws in IPv6, itself.
I don't see anything here much other than it is different and different
is bad; certinaly not any of the supposed security flaws.
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see my message providing links about IPv6 security threats,
including recent slides (this year!) from IETF members. I do my
homework before making statements on the net.
I took a look at a couple, but just saw more FUD and stopped.
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to IPv6 networks and need it to just work, just like IPv4. They
aren't power users that know how to tweak hidden options, they just want
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that would make things even easier to
figure out; rpm -qf /usr/bin/java would list all the packages that can
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IMHO that would make things even easier to
figure out; rpm -qf /usr/bin/java would list all the packages that can
claim java.
Would it, or would it just find the first one and stop? I'm asking
because
Once upon a time, Joe Zeff j...@zeff.us said:
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Use the firewall, ditch the NAT. NAT does not increase security over a
firewall. In some cases, NAT prevents a user from accessing the
Internet, rather than the other way around.
Can you give
applications that don't override the precedence); this is spelled
out in several RFCs (can't recall the numbers). I think there is a
global way to override this (maybe /etc/gai.conf can do it?).
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of directories just went un-owned, but that caused
other problems, so there was a push to get them all owned. Some
multilib packages took the separate-RPM approach.
I'd hardly call 24 *-filesystem-*.rpm packages a gazillion though. :)
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Internet, it is not optimal (as you tunnel all your IPv6 traffic
over IPv4 to a third party, so you can get sub-optimal routing).
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handle them fine.
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done a full backup. Should I wait for some days to
check out whether the alarm is true or not?
Given there were a bunch of reallocated sectors, I'd replace it as soon
as possible and then destroy it.
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probably check that (there could be a bad mirror listed or something
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server about 6 rack units away, connected
to the same gigabit switch. Why futz around with trying to rebuild
RPMs and apply changes when the full RPM can be downloaded much faster?
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use exFAT).
You can either split up your file or format the flash drive with a
different filesystem. If you reformat it, it probably won't be usable
under other OSes though.
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-of-the-box, pull up the
add new printer dialog and look at the list. IIRC you can tell it you
are installing a printer on a parallel port or something like that to
get it to let you to the select a make/model phase.
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(but maybe I'm remembering wrong).
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, which should probably not be set by default, especially
since so few environments (even IPv6 environments) will have a IPv6 DHCP
server. Comment out that line or set it to no and it should fix the
slowdown.
I've filed this in Bugzilla:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=903907
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of deployed webservers, nobody has done this.
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So why won't it work when in this recipe:
LOGFILE=/var/log/procmail
Try using a log file in the user's home directory, rather than /var/log.
I suspect that SELinux doesn't allow procmail to write to files all over
the filesystem.
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and start the wget. At any
time I can reopen a VNC connection and see how the download(s) is
doing.
Check out screen. It is a terminal multiplexer that supports detach
and re-attach (control-A d detaches and screen -r re-attaches).
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, in an earlier message.
Those tools are really for debugging of DNS itself, and they do not use
the normal resolver library (or at least not in the normal way). I
believe the host command does use the normal resolver (like any other
program).
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-features MTA
such as sendmail, postfix, exim, etc.
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/some/file.zip) the
above would result in $file = some/file.zip.
If you always only want the last part (following any slashes):
my ($file) = $url =~ m!([^/]+)$!;
This would take http://host/some/file.zip and give $file = file.zip.
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) over the last 20 years has come from the
Linux community. Without Linux, gcc and glibc would be very different
than they are today. Does that mean they should be renamed to Linux/GNU
CC and Linux/GNU libc? Nope, not at all.
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deliverer?
sendmail will use the ESMTP protocol any time it connects to a server
that says it supports ESMTP (when to telnet to the server on port 25 or
587, the banner line starts with 220 if it supports ESMTP or just
200 if it only supports the original SMTP with no extensions).
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define(`ESMTP_MAILER_ARGS’, `TCP $h 587′)
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the result, but
it is hard to blame Microsoft for aping what the rest of the market is
already doing (and apparently most consumers accept as the norm).
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space to
mirror the archive).
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won't try IPv6, so it
won't cause any delay.
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is the full name of the sender and %a is the email address.
I got bored with the normal attribution line one time and changed to
that. Looking back, I started using that in early 1996; maybe it is
time for something new!
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node, so it can't be reused.
Your service should notice that the serial device went away and exit.
I'm not sure if there's a way to have udev run a script or send a signal
when a device goes away.
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..
Since the Microsoft Windows 8 certification requires that the UEFI
firmware (not BIOS) support disabling Secure Boot by the user on x86
systems, I don't think you'll find many (if any) systems that don't
support disabling Secure Boot.
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You can create and enroll custom keys (or at least that's what I read in
the UEFI spec).
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boot loader getting signed
just makes it easier for users to install/run Fedora; it does not
prevent you from running whatever you want.
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Removable media mounted in the user's session, such as hot-plugged USB
drives, will be mounted in a user-specific directory. Mount points are
provisioned in /run/media/$USER/ with permissions allowing $USER
exclusive access.
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0.0.0.0
- get just the device name:
ip route list match 0.0.0.0 | sed 's/.* dev \([^ ]*\).*/\1/'
- list the address(es) on the default device:
ip addr list $(ip route list match 0.0.0.0 | sed 's/.* dev \([^ ]*\).*/\1/')
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it took you to type syncRETURN twice more was just how long
you should wait after the first one for it to really complete.
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), and more. Suspend is hardly only for laptops.
The desktops that I suspend are supposed to wake up and hibernate on
power failure (before the UPS dies), but I haven't tested that in a
while.
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My Thinkpad with Fedora just works for suspend. Hibernate works
correctly as well; I only use it sometimes, but I've occasionally been
suprised by a hibernate resume instead of suspend resume (when the
battery gets low in suspend, the system wakes up and hibernates).
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we'd have to call F19 Banach-Tarski!
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the dentry and inode caches. These will show up as just more
kernel RAM in use, but really they are caches that should be discarded
as needed (just like the old buffers/cache lines in free).
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Once upon a time, gary artim gar...@gmail.com said:
Anyone know how to fix this problem. seem to happen on every fc16
system that I do yum clean all on. much thanks!
There's a problem with the mirrormanager system right now; the admins
are working on it.
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thanks! can you email when fixed...g.
Looks like mirrormanager is back now (at least for me).
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they ever gave them away at trade shows (at least not that
I saw). They did sell them on redhat.com for a long time, but that
stopped when they moved the swag type stuff (hats, notepads, etc.) to
an outsourced site.
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No, they haven't sold them for a while now (I even asked my RH sales
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On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 1:40 PM, Chris Adams cmad...@hiwaay.net wrote:
Once upon a time, inode0 ino...@gmail.com said:
For years they have been sold through brandfuel. I can see on the
Internet Archive that happened through at least August
Once upon a time, fred smith fre...@fcshome.stoneham.ma.us said:
tying back to RH: I was specifically thinking of the red fedora when I
suggested dry cleaning.
My local dry cleaners that I trust wouldn't take my red fedora - they
said they weren't set up to handle it.
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about the red fedoras, and they said that they only do them on special
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, and the space on disk for the directory is 8MB. When
system RAM is measure in MB, you're using a large portion of it just to
sort a list that size (possibly swapping or tossing cached buffers).
When you have GB of RAM, what's 8MB?
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with a failed /dev/sda?
You need to install to both MBRs of RAID1 drives manually (anaconda
doesn't handle that).
It looks like switching back to motherboard fake RAID is going to be
the more reliable solution to configure (but not to operate; no update
bitmaps, no periodic verification, etc.).
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of OS installs (e.g. Fedora 15,
Fedora Rawhide, Windoze).
I couldn't get GRUB2 for F16 installed to my F16 /boot partition; it
would only install to the MBR. I guess that's progress.
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at higher-than-refresh rates is to be able
to do motion blur.
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write it to
/etc/shadow.rpmnew (and print a notification that it did that). This is
no different than any other file marked as a configuration file in the
RPM.
Since /etc/shadow.rpmnew is meaningless, the setup RPM has a
post-install script to remove it.
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communicate, even if you assign them to different IP blocks.
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console=tty0).
I think it is fixed in newer plymouth, but I'm not sure. I see the bug
on RHEL 6 systems, and the fix has not been released there yet.
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think you have any need to determine your own layout.
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the subject, or to the dev list if there is no wiki article?
Go read a book on Unix.
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the Linux
kernel has a short max length for a network device name. The base
pattern needs to be short because there are things that make the name
longer (IIRC a NIC with a PCI bridge for example), and then there are
various things that add on to the device name (such as VLANs).
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the same thing.
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| See /dev/disk/by-{id,path,uuid}.
And does this work _before_ boot, in the root= kernel command line, via
grub.conf?
I'm not sure about the /dev/..., but the UUID does directly
been st4; the SCSI tape
devices have always been numbered starting with 0 in my experience (I
think I first used a SCSI tape device on Linux in 1996).
An alternate way to always access a specific tape drive by a fixed path
is via /dev/tape/by-id.
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(as the OP said). I'm pretty sure the only way Fedora would
have had st4 without st[0-3] would have been if there was a udev rule to
rename it.
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or SCSI drives, but their cost is usually
prohibitive.
SCSI is dead; SAS is the next-generation SCSI interface (SAS stands for
Serial Attached SCSI).
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is fully documented and open (and IIRC even includes a
waiver of any applicable Adobe patents); the problem is that the full
spec includes a JavaScript interpreter (which is the source of many
Adobe Reader security bugs), and the Open Source PDF readers don't
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things that acroread does (that are required) that AFAIK the Open Source
PDF readers don't do (such as fill out tax forms with scripted
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any more?
Yeah, I was trying to figure out what kind of storage _doesn't_ rely on
physics. Of course, if you consider any data permanently stored, you
aren't using physics.
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Once upon a time, Alan Cox a...@lxorguk.ukuu.org.uk said:
If you want to erase your drive, issue a secure erase command. It's as
simple as that.
Is there a simple way to do that on Linux?
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/proc/acpi/wakeup | cut -d' '
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echo $pdev /proc/acpi/wakeup
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don't have to change for the sake of change.
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to OpenSSL command line utilities. IIRC it
uses a private tmp directory to avoid any potential issues with tmp
files; that's about the only potential security issue I can think of.
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Once upon a time, Patrick O'Callaghan pocallag...@gmail.com said:
On Tue, 2011-08-09 at 08:53 -0500, Chris Adams wrote:
Once upon a time, Stephen Gallagher sgall...@redhat.com said:
I should note, however, that tinyca2 development appears dead upstream.
It last saw a release on July 25
to write a few custom
rulesets (not really very much). The bigger issue is that you need some
way for the secondary to know the valid addresses on the primary; the
usual way is to have all users, aliases, etc. in LDAP (and replicate the
LDAP to the secondary).
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in an LDAP
directory. Since I haven't really tested and pushed sieve use yet, the
only server-side filtering is via procmail.
Of course, I've been writing sendmail rulesets for about 15 years now,
so it's second nature to me. sendmail.cf really isn't just line noise!
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This would affect other mailers that use this ruleset of course (prog is
the only other by default).
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tried it myself). I think there's also a
Thunderbird add-on for managesieve.
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is failure. It is
inverted from common usage, but allows for multiple failure exit
codes.
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would fail with an SSL
error, and non-SSL connections just got nothing (an empty directory
root).
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Once upon a time, Chris Adams cmad...@hiwaay.net said:
$ wget 'https://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/metalink?repo=fedora-15arch=x86_64'
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https://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/metalink?repo=fedora-15arch=x86_64
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