[LUAU] Luau server PIcs
How about some pics of the servers? Randall
RE: [LUAU] Open Source Ghosting
Well done, and thanks for de-spamming the wiki. Pardon if this has been mentioned but what do you use for this? Thanks. Randall
[LUAU] EMail Gateway
Lets say I want to have an Email gateway to filter incoming and outgoing SPAM and virus (Spamassassin, AmaVis, and some antivirus app) in front of my MS Exchange box; what is needed, what must be configured and what are the configurations? I'm guessing the gateway has POSTFIX (or whatever)to relay the messages to the Exchange box. Is there something I must do with DNS as well? Like MX record for gateway AND(?) MS Exchange box? Looked through internet with no clear descriptions. Randall
[LUAU] Enterprise Anti-Spyware
Any good ones? I see some advertising as URL-based content filtering, anti-spam and IDS which I don't think is considered spyware.(???) Randall
RE: [LUAU] Virtual directory points to another computer
you are probably better off moving from the Linksys to a Soekris or WRAP so you can get some real disk storage on the device. -Vince Link? Thanks. Randall
RE: [LUAU] Virtual directory points to another computer
My bad. http://soekris.com Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Randall Oshita Sent: Saturday, January 01, 2005 8:44 PM To: 'LUAU' Subject: RE: [LUAU] Virtual directory points to another computer you are probably better off moving from the Linksys to a Soekris or WRAP so you can get some real disk storage on the device. -Vince Link? Thanks. Randall ___ LUAU@lists.hosef.org mailing list http://lists.hosef.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [LUAU] Linux on your television
Thanks to Brian Chee of The University of Hawai`i's ICS Department. as well as Infoworld, both this and our earlier appearance will soon be available from their Real streaming server. Please post when this happens, thanks. Randall
[LUAU] IPF rule
Any comments on having this rule in my IPF; Pass out quick on xl0 all keep state xl0 is my WAN interface. I have rules blocking all non-routable IPs coming IN. I figure this beats writing rules for every workstation that uses different services. But is it safe? I think this the only way to get passive ftp working as well. Or is their another way? Thanks Randall
RE: [LUAU] VPN
Did you try the man pages? man natd# search for -redirect_address man 5 ipnat # search for bimap Yes, actually. But I was just wondering if port translation is the same as port redirection. Is it safe to say that the nat daemon does port translation as well as address. If so then NAT = NAPT. Wonder why lots of ppl use it in different context. Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] export current window to another computer?
Webex, www based = works on ANY platform. 2cents. Randall
RE: [luau] sudo and cron
Actually, i dont think you can use PATH as a vaible in a crontab. I tried anyways and did not work. i also tried this in my crontab 30 1 * * * * /usr/local/sudo /export/home/x/restart_script which dont work either. ideas? -Original Message- From: Vince Hoang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tue 11/18/2003 7:05 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Subject: Re: [luau] sudo and cron On Tue, Nov 18, 2003 at 02:15:02AM -1000, Randall Oshita wrote: when i try to run the same command via a cron job in the same users crontab it dont work. it gives me sudo not found. why is that? how can i fix this? `man 5 crontab` and search for PATH or use a full path of sudo when running. -Vince ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau winmail.dat
RE: [luau] sudo and cron
First, you _can_ set the PATH in a crontab on vixie influenced versions of cron. I regularly have MAILTO, PATH, and SHELL set. Your crontab on budlight PATH = /usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin unexpected symbol found This entry has been ignored. This is the cron output i got back through PINE. Second, if the sudo binary is actually at /usr/local/sudo instead of .../sbin, someone really screwed up installing sudo. wait i though visudo is in /usr/local/sbin and sudo resides in /usr/local/bin thats why i nedded to make sure thses two paths are in my user's path (.profile) which have been added and works flawlessly thrugh cmd line. Third, why are you even trying to use sudo? If you need to run the script as root, add it to root's crontab. Unless you editted sudoers to not prompt for passwords, the entry will get stuck waiting for cron to enter in a password. I need to run sudo because i have an app that needs to be restarted everyday. there is a shutdown and start script that came with the app. this app uses a web server LDAP etc in which it prompts the user for a password to start these services. all users use sh except this user which starts and shutdowns the service. It needs to run under BASH, as these cmds ar BASH specific. Thanks for the time. Randall winmail.dat
RE: [luau] sudo and cron
I ran echo $PATH in the users crontab. this the output /usr/bin im pretty sure the PATH is all i need to add, like you mentioned. im just wondering now what the syntax would be. i put it in the user's crontab file at the very beginging with no lines after it. i already used PATH = /usr/local/sbin etc... but it dose not like that. winmail.dat
RE: [luau] sudo and cron
I meant you left out [s]bin when fully qualifying the path: 30 1 * * * * /usr/local/sudo /export/home/x/restart_script You had /usr/local/sudo instead of /usr/local/bin/sudo. AHH yes! muhahahhahaha Gross! Sudo should work here, but I prefer su. It should work the same though. I also used expect but just figured sudo would be much simplier. try something new. Anywyas, i decieded to put the PATH within the script rather than the crontab. works good. I learned that cron DOSE NOT take the environment as the user. you need to respecify. Thanks. Randall winmail.dat
[luau] sudo and cron
hi all. when i run a command via command line sudo works perfectly. when i try to run the same command via a cron job in the same users crontab it dont work. it gives me sudo not found. why is that? how can i fix this? Thanks. Randall
[luau] Spamassassin Rule
header LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT Subject =~ /?/ score LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT 15 This my rule in SA. I want to block messages that contain at least (5) ?'s in the Subject line. This should do it because when I used header LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT Subject =~ /FART/ score LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT 15 It was able to block anything with FART in the subject line. Anyone got any ideas why question marks is not working? I also tried embedding it in quotes. Randall
RE: [luau] Spamassassin Rule
Thanks Vinny. Anyways, if anybody WAS following this here is the rule that I wrote that works. header LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT Subject =~ /\?\?\?\?\?/ score LOCAL_DEMOFART_SUBJECT 15 Randall
[luau] hacking
If I knew the root passwd and have access to a user account on a box, can I sucessfully clean my trail (sulog, messages, etc) with all entrances and activities I do to the box? If the audit was done only on the box level , not pix logs or anything else. Is there something that may log this that cannot be cleaned? I remember seeing this on the list before but cant remember what date it was. Just wondering.
RE: [luau] Looking for help on attempted cracking....
box in the /home/ftp/pub/.. area. So far, it does not appear to have been was FTP running? you have anon accounts? did you KNOW ftp was running? winmail.dat
RE: [luau] Re:Two Things
Great Point Scott. Has everyone signed up for the Linux classes being offered at McKinley? These classes at $45 and $55 are a great value compared to the $100's that HPU will charge. Keep in mind, HPU got college chics.
RE: [luau] RPC and ICMP traffic
Virus. We seen it a lot here at my university. Simple deny icmp with echo so Big brother can still work. Randall I'm noticing an increase of icmp and rpc request lately. Infact more today compared to yesterday. First I would see an incoming ping then an attempt to port 135 from the same host. For now I'm blocking all icmp echo so that the requesting host will move on. With all this traffic, I'm starting to suffer from lag. lol Anybody seeing this too? Ronnie
[luau] squid
Anyone know how to clear out the cache that a squid cache server holds? Randall
RE: [luau] squid
Yea google owns. Thanks for the confirm. Was just wonderin if there was another way. Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] Myself prob
I have to agree with Vince on this one...I was having the same problem until I went into the client scripts and found that over 3/4 of them did not close the session properly, most often by not releasing the handle to the db connection after each db transaction. Most of the scripts I ran across had a conditional statement that would cause a jump out of a particular subroutine prior to the handle release, thereby bypassing the process to release the handle. Were these php scripts? Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] Myself prob
___ Randall Oshita, Systems Administrator Hawaii Pacific University Network Technology email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone : 543.8023 -Original Message- From: Jaymes Schooler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 8:21 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Myself prob Combination of Perl and PHP -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Randall Oshita Sent: Friday, August 15, 2003 7:52 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Myself prob I have to agree with Vince on this one...I was having the same problem until I went into the client scripts and found that over 3/4 of them did not close the session properly, most often by not releasing the handle to the db connection after each db transaction. Most of the scripts I ran across had a conditional statement that would cause a jump out of a particular subroutine prior to the handle release, thereby bypassing the process to release the handle. Were these php scripts? Thanks. Randall ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Myself prob
bypassing the process to release the handle. You mean the mysql_close() function? Also I noticed the new subject, hardy har har! Randall
RE: [luau] Funny Linux Cartoon
What I thought was even more funny was that this super villian probably used a Windows (or maybe a Mac) box to make that movie. Randall http://www.bordergatewayprotocol.net/~jon/humor/web_animations /switchlinux3. swf ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] RHCE Exam Tips/study groups/info
I thought FRER was on RH? Randall Aloha, I am planning on taking the RHCE exam at the end of september and i was wondering if anyone out there has taken it? I am definately a linux newbie, but i have been studying for the last four months. My work will be paying for the RH302, the four day crash course, but i am not a firm believer in boot camps. Does anyone know any good study material? Would anyone be willing to share any information about what i should prepare for without compromising their non-disclosure agreement? Is anyone planning to take the exam and would like to have some study sessions? mahalo nui loa mike winmail.dat
RE: [luau] SpamAssassin Spoofing
Hey Vince, I put [EMAIL PROTECTED] on the whitlist because I got some faculty complaining that they cannot send load emails from webexchange (html) out and gets tagged as spam. If I write a MD rule wouldn't that be the same as whitelisting it? Or do you mean that a MD rule can look at headers to filter? Also, what gets read first the blacklist or the whitelist? Thanks, Randall On Fri, Aug 01, 2003 at 11:09:09AM -1000, Randall Oshita wrote: Our school's domain is on my Spam Assassin's whitelist under From. Well, don't do that. The envelope can be spoofed. Anyone got a rule that can handle this? I'm currently working on one and figured I'd post to try and save me some time. Try the MIME Defang and SpamAssassin lists. Personally, I would use an MD rule for this. -Vince
RE: [luau] SpamAssassin Spoofing
You can try blocking the IP using this rule. ipchains -I input -s xx.xx.xx.xx -j DENY -l Ahh yea, thanks. But dosen't seem to robust to write a rule that'll block an IP. I know within the headers you can actually see SA seeing it as untrusted but since on whitelist dosen't do anything. winmail.dat
[luau] FTP server
Anyone know of a ftp port that allows you to lock users within their directory? Randall
RE: [luau] FTP server
Muchos! BTW, the download is at http://proftpd.linux.co.uk/ for anybody interested. -Randall http://www.castaglia.org/proftpd/doc/contrib/ProFTPD-mini-HOWT O-Chroot.html
[luau] SpamAssassin and Exchange Webmail
Anybody here with any ideas why Spam Assassin scores a messages lower when sent via Outlook but scores it higher when sending the same exact message via Exchange's webmail? Randall
RE: [luau] SpamAssassin and Exchange Webmail
The thing is we took this out because it adds a text file to the message as an attachment. People gets confused etc... Any other way of finding this? Thanks. Randall If you look at the messge header it should tell you exactly what the triggers were. You can adjust the points given to each test if you experience dictates so. -Matt
RE: [luau] Re: HOSEF Logo
Yea, #5. Randall
RE: [luau] hosef logo
No. 7 OWNS! Randall
RE: [luau] Law stuff advice
Actually, the new owner threatened to sell all the equipment. The new owner is basically a prick, it was a hostile takeover where he screwed the original president over. I'm saying this because I would never do anything of this sort normally. I took business classes and know proper business ethics especially when leaving a company. Unfortunately, the new state of this company did not merit any. Believe me, if you put all your heart and soul and built this company from the ground up just to have some thick-headed fool tell you to move your servers out into the hallway so I can make this into another office you'd walk out on him too. Thanks for all the advice. Randall
RE: [luau] Law stuff advice
Heck yea! Hehe It was your stuff. You took what was yours. If you had your stuff in my place it's still your stuff. I couldn't stop you from taking it unless you were leasing it to me ( for a specific time ) or had sold it to me. Sounds like you are well rid of them.
[luau] Law stuff advice
I quit my job. The company changed ownership and I did not agree with the new management. (They wanted to put the servers in the hallway so they could open up another office!) This company was using my server as their file/print server. When I left I took my server with me. I returned all files to them via CD ROM. They are filing charges on me with HPD saying that I should have the file and print sharing operational. Is that true? Members of the company knew that the server was mine so wouldn't they expect for me to take my server with me if I left? And to have lost those services as well? They are also saying that I stole the server since rent was not paid for, but I was able to get into the office without unlocking a single door. Don't I have a right to get my stuff if the doors are not locked and landlord lieu is not implemented? Randall
RE: [luau] Law stuff advice
Ahh ok cool. Thanks Virgil. Get your servers and put it in storage. They can't file charges against you because you are aren't operating the file and print sharing for them. They don't have a case against you. But it seems like they are trying to take your servers away from you. Get that away from they asap. Find paperwork proving that you own those servers. Sorry I can't offer legal advice but I can try to help. Virgil
RE: [luau] Law stuff advice
Thanks, you guys mentioned things I never thought of. Got myself a lawyer. Hopefully my emails wont read [EMAIL PROTECTED] the next time I post. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ted Kanemori Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 1:00 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Law stuff advice Randall, ** Be vry careful **: When you work for a company, and get paid by that company, the company does have certain rights of ownership to intellectual property. How you define intellectual property is dependent on the circumstances. In this case, the server was voluntarily brought in and used to grow the business. Rather then just file and print sharing, it might just as well have been used to do the payroll, inventory and invoicing. If the owner of the system quits, unplugs the system and carts it away, it could be interpreted as causing a hardship on the company and the employees. If the company loses business and jobs because of this, it could lead to litigation. The owner of the system is entitled to claim his property, but in doing so, should not cause damage, so to speak. It could be that the correct thing to do is put the system back temporarily, till the company buys another system. Use Disk Copy or Ghost or whatever is handy, replicate the hard drive to the new system hard drive, and then, yank the old system. The entire process should take less then a day. The preceeding was just an opinion. If my opinion makes sense, I know that this is going to be a hard bullet to swallow but it might avoid HPD, lawyers and getting sued(big bucks). Ted -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Virgil Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 12:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] Law stuff advice Get your servers and put it in storage. They can't file charges against you because you are aren't operating the file and print sharing for them. They don't have a case against you. But it seems like they are trying to take your servers away from you. Get that away from they asap. Find paperwork proving that you own those servers. Sorry I can't offer legal advice but I can try to help. Virgil I quit my job. The company changed ownership and I did not agree with the new management. (They wanted to put the servers in the hallway so they could open up another office!) This company was using my server as their file/print server. When I left I took my server with me. I returned all files to them via CD ROM. They are filing charges on me with HPD saying that I should have the file and print sharing operational. Is that true? Members of the company knew that the server was mine so wouldn't they expect for me to take my server with me if I left? And to have lost those services as well? They are also saying that I stole the server since rent was not paid for, but I was able to get into the office without unlocking a single door. Don't I have a right to get my stuff if the doors are not locked and landlord lieu is not implemented? Randall ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Speaking of hard drives
Consumers are not technically proficient nor posses equipment that can accurately check for problems beyond Disk Fitness testing. When a consumer requests an RMA it is assumed that the product is still functional until it has been properly tested and approved by the manufacturer. Keep in mind that when Maxtor develops new drives they take a lot of consideration of past problems. If you ship your HD and it gets damaged due to poor shipping materials it makes it very difficult to research the original problem. Also, they reuse the good parts to create recycled drives mainly for RMA. BTW, Newegg should have these standards. Randall I need to RMA a hard drive to Maxtor, but they demand very specific shipping standards. So what I'm looking for are two hard drive inserts (top and bottom) for packaging, that are at least two inches in diameter. Personally, I think this is ludicrous, for an already broken hard drive. I mean, Newegg doesn't even ship to these standards. Anyone have something I could have or purchase at a small fee, in the Honolulu area?
RE: [luau] Network switch
No ma'am. Employed at a local business. Randall Randall, Do you happen to work for the Navy? Noli
RE: [luau] Network switch
I personally have a SuperStack II 3300 (24 ports) at home, and I love it. I can easily move 16MB/sec (full duplex, 100Mbit, one comp with a good NIC talking to two comps with crummy NICs) over a single port on it. It's been very reliable, despite the partial failure of one fan. --MonMotha Is there some sort of Windows and/or Linux app that measures the speed? Where? Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] Road Runner Vs. DSL revisited
I'm actually doing this very thing, right now. We currently have RoadRunner, and are switching to a 768/768k plan for DSL, with one static IP. It's really the static IP that sold me, though, as RoadRunner doesn't offer that, to the best of my knowledge. Dude with the RR business class, you can get a static IP plus a dial-up account, whooohooo. 768/768 blows your CIR is only 10%, someone on the list mentioned it might be lower. If you really need good speeds and DSL is the right price you might want to consider an ISP service such as Century Computers that peers with HIX, Time Warner etc.. they have a list. If your upper is also on Century they can peer you privately so your connection does not even hit the internet. You will see much more bandwidth this way. This is fact as my company used 768/768 from an ISP, which sucked, then moved to Century where we seen much improvements. CIR still the same but peering privately helps a ton. Randall
RE: [luau] How to repair system?
B. My bad looking at the tread now muhahaa. Thanks. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vince Hoang Sent: Sunday, March 30, 2003 10:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] How to repair system? On Sun, Mar 30, 2003 at 09:31:59PM -1000, Randall Oshita wrote: In Windows, you could easily boot from a different Windows comp and add the unbootable HD as slave. You can then move your data off that HD. Anyone know if this is possible with Linux as well? Yes it is possible. Earlier in the thread, we discussed booting off a CDROM to access the partitions. -Vince ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] How to repair system?
In Windows, you could easily boot from a different Windows comp and add the unbootable HD as slave. You can then move your data off that HD. Anyone know if this is possible with Linux as well? Randall A power outage at last night zapped one of my linux boxes, now it say OS not found when I try to boot. Ideally I'd like to get it to boot normally again without wiping out the data, or find a way to get some of the data off before re- installing the OS. I have a linux bootable business card that supposedly has repair/recovery utilities on it that I am able to boot with. But I am completely clueless how to proceed after that. This is an area my linux administration books don't mention. There has got to be a book or a good web page out there on this topic. How do I find them? When I google on repair and linux I get massiveamounts of irrelevant hits. I guess I have to try to mount the hard drive and check it out. What tools do I use? fsck? I find the man page rather obscure. The machine that died had redhat 7.3 on it, I think I was lazy had everything on one big partition. Dave ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] OT: anyone know of a good computer repair place?
DO NOT go to Personal Touch. I've caught them so many times BS'in about products just to make a sale. On one instance I wanted a hotswap eide bay for my XP box. They were so adamant about what they told me at the time of sale that all the employees were like oh I run XP and it works for me. So I showed them the website and downloaded the manual and proved to them that they were all full of crap; in big letters it read does not support XP. So I was like really you got it to run in XP? Show me then. No one could do it. I got my refund. You can try this guy Hipp of H Power Computing. He runs a retail store 99.99% laptops in the Kukui Plaza bottom floor. Very trustworthy fellow. Randall On Monday 17 March 2003 07:39 am, Stan Baptista wrote: I suspect that the drive on my Compaq Presario laptop is fried and I'm going to need to get it repaired.
RE: [luau] Personal Touch (was anyone know of a good computer repair place?)
Good for you. I just felt it would be nice for everyone to know all kinds of info and experiences where they can make decisions on their own. Thanks. Randall Well, I don't know what's been going on with you guys or how long it's been since you have gone to Personal Touch, but I have bought literally over $100K in equipment from them for myself and others and NEVER had a problem with anything. They have repaired four laptops for me over the last 3 years with PERFECT results. YMMV Deven
[luau] Mandrake MNF
Any comments on Mandrake's MNF (Multiple Network Firewall)? I found a link that will let you install it via Internet since they do not include the install files with their ISO; anyone happen to have this on CD(w/the install files)? This was not in the archives was it? Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] Verizon DSL
Also I personally wouldn't use Verizon if I were running any servers that needed to be accessed from the Internet, due to the high prices they charge for a static IP. For 768Kbps download/128Kbps upload with a static IP, I was quoted $59.95 a month. For 1.5Mbps download/128Kbps with static IP, I was quoted 89.95. If I were to put up a server on the Internet from home, I'd use Roadrunner. They only charge an additional $5 for static IP. Casey Roberts Also, keep in mind that Verizon has a CIR (or something like that I forget the letters) of only 10%. That means that they only guarantee 10% of your desinated plan speed. If you have a plan of 768/768 NO WAY are you ever going to have speeds that fast, the guarantee is only .10 of 768 which is 76K!!! So as long as you get 76k speeds you cannot protest Verizon. If you get RR and run servers, there are always programs you can get off the Net that will adapt to dynamic IPs. And I don't think they fired that one Verizon worker that sawed through those lines awhile back, which killed a lot of DSL customers. Randall
RE: [luau] hyperthreading facts
You were talking about 200% performance improvements which I said rightly was impossible. Hyperthreading does not ever approach SMP in performance gains. I said that certain things will go slower with Hyperthreading which the benchmarks do show, but other things do indeed go faster. I had not seen 2.5.x kernel benchmarks before, but yes those numbers do indeed indicate more significant gains. Warren I concur. I was not disagreeing with you LinuxDan but never seen any benchmarks that established a 200% improvement. HT also makes certain apps run slower from the benchmarks I've read. I apologize if you thought I was giving opinionated statements, guess I should have stated some facts. Randall
RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general
No they don't stock them. You need to go towards the back near the Training facility, Corporate Accounts I believe its called - all those guys with Blue and White shirts. They can get a lot of stuff, I even inquired for a P4 Xeon once which they said they can get, I didn't however. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jimen Ching Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 11:39 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Randall Oshita wrote: Oh yea, I almost forgot try CompUSA as they can be reasonable on the business services. I cheched CompUSA. I didn't find any SCSI drives in the hard drive section (i.e. next to the video card section). Is the SCSI drives somewhere else? --jc -- Jimen Ching (WH6BRR) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general
Make sure you go to the business section. Ask for Steve Chong. He is my source at Comps. Randall Jimen Ching wrote: I cheched CompUSA. I didn't find any SCSI drives in the hard drive section (i.e. next to the video card section). Is the SCSI drives somewhere else? --jc I asked a few days ago. They apparently don't have any in stock. Only way to get them is to special order. Warren ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general
IBM's outright SUCK,my opinion based on experience. I've replaced practically ALL my DTLA's due to failure I bought them from different locations so I know I didn't get all of one batch). The GXP's are so-so, had a few fail. However, RMA is fast and easy to do. The best experience I have are with my SCSI's. Although my IBM SCSI failed, my Quantum Atlas's kick butt. I think Maxtor bought them out. Same drive but different label. Get SCSI if you want performance and reliability. Cost more though. ATA wise Western Digital is good for OC never had a write buffer error on those, as well as my Quantum Fireballs. I also heard that batches of Hard drive are better depending on where it was manufactured. My 2 cents. Randall
RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general
I got them from this guy who ran The Right Click, Tomas. But also at Byteware , Alliance, and friends. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jimen Ching Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 6:59 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general On Thu, 2 Jan 2003, Randall Oshita wrote: Same drive but different label. Get SCSI if you want performance and reliability. Cost more though. What is your source for SCSI drives? --jc -- Jimen Ching (WH6BRR) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general
Oh yea, I almost forgot try CompUSA as they can be reasonable on the business services. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Randall Oshita Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 7:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] Western DIgital Drives / Hard drives in general I got them from this guy who ran The Right Click, Tomas. But also at Byteware , Alliance, and friends. Randall
RE: [luau] Hyper technology
On Fri, 27 Dec 2002, Warren Togami wrote: 8.0 uses 2.4.18 with many more additional patches. I checked through my mail archives and there was some discussion in both Red Hat 7.3 and 8.0 about hyperthreading, and the consensus was that it should be working in 7.3. If it didn't work in some case, then it should be reported as a bug. Please let me know if you find a case where it doesn't work properly and I will report it through the proper channels. Where can I check in 7.3 to see if its using HT? Randall
RE: [luau] Hyper technology
LinuxDan, Whats the exact model on that board? And chipset? Tryong to look for it on Intel's site. Thanks Randall Jimen I am using the Intel 2.53 CPU and MLB that uses hyperthreading on triple boot system running RH8, W2K and XP. Actually RH8 utilizes it better than MS. I have 200% increase in speed and data transfer rates. Dan
RE: [luau] Web-Based Thin Clients
I have a bunch of old associates who are very interested in trying Linux but could never gather the courage to install a non-Windows system on their machines. Perhaps a web-based thin client system will be the easiest way for them to experience KDE/GNOME and test some of the applications in Linux. Any thoughts on building a simple web-based thin client test pilot? ++ If the thin client is a linux box, would it be able to access/run MS apps? If so, what must the server be running? Randall
RE: [luau] Firewalls
Just make sure it never touches swap and things will be very fast. What do you mean? Randall
RE: [luau] Firewalls
I would recommend minimally a Pentium with two bus mastering PCI slots and two decent PCI 10/100 NIC's. You must be careful because it is easy to find Pentiums that don't properly use bus mastering on two PCI slots. For example if a PCI slot is immediately next to an ISA slot, that is shared and it isn't bus mastering. Some BIOS'es will show or allow configuration of bus mastering too. As far as security goes, general rules apply just like any other Linux box. Keep all your packages updated at all times, disable all unnecessary services, NEVER USE FTP OR TELNET into the box, and maintain a very minimal amount of open ports through firewall rules. Whoa! I guess a P3 650 256MB 20gig would be overkill huh? 10 users. Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] Firewalls
Well that's actually ideal. You could perhaps put other firewall related services on that box like Squid. Just make sure it never touches swap and things will be very fast. Great! Will do. Thanks for the info guys. Randall
[luau] Firewalls
I'm looking into improving security at my office. Someone before me implemented a Linksys router. I believe the Linksys is based soely on NAT and does no packet filtering (?). Anyways, How is a Linksys router compared to a Linux firewall (like MonMotha's famous script)? Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] Firewalls
Utterly crummy :) Linux has the following that Linksys doesn't: *Flexible Routing *Dynamic Routing *Stateful Filtering/Arbitary matching (See extensible) *Flexible NAT **Ability to Forward Arbitrary IP Protocols (not just ICMP, TCP, and UDP) *Packet Mangling *Extensible Archetecture (you can add stuff to it easily) *QoS **Rate Limiting **Packet Prioritization *Not tied to any specific harwdare (which is often slow) *All sorts of physical media options (though not as many as a real router) Disadvantages of a Linux router: *General Purpose PC hardware more likely to fail *More difficult to set up *Higher power consumption (and consequentially, heat output) *Can be slower than a dedicated router if extremely old hardware is used *May not sit as well with the suits as a packaged deal Randall Oshita Feel free to ask any additional questions on any (and/or all) point(s). --MonMotha What would be good (above average) specs for a PC hardware Linux router? So hardware would be the BIGGEST difference between a real and a Linux router correct? In terms of security can they be considered similar? Thanks. Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] solicit
Neal How do you like the look and feel of RH 8.0? I really find it great as a desktop application. The Ximian mail application works better than K-mail or even MS. I know Crossover and VMware have great features allowing the convergence of MS and RH. Dan On Sun, 2002-10-20 at 12:11, Neal Gay Timon wrote: I have a peer to peer windows network at my dental office. It seems to gradually operate slower and slower unless I shut the system down and reboot. The proprietary dental software I use mandates a Windows environment (I think) and I hate the problems of computers freezing, losing the data base, etc. I understand using Linux in the background may be an answer. I have bought Red Hat 8.0, installed it at home and will play with it today to try and share a wireless network with my neighbor. I want help with the office project if it is feasible and will be beneficial. +++ Question: Running VMware or Crossover would still require you to run an instance of MS windows right (guest OS)? So that being the case, the Linux box is running an app Vmware which uses an instance or guest OS of MS windows to run that MS dental app on your Linux box. Now if you were looking to switch to Linux to get-away from the problems of MS, this would not work. Right?? I could be wrong and just trying to help. Randall
RE: [luau] Help Needed with Comp USA
When I took the CDRom back because it has never worked under Win 98 or Unix/Linux. The burner is Scsi and is detected and the drivers load etc. under all three O/S, but the door won't open and a test cd will not be found. I know a lot of stores claim that if they can't fix it, they will replace it when the sell the extended warranty. I would write a letter of complaint the State Office of Consumer Protection. Al, Forget Waikele!! They suck! From what I know if your CDROM has power and the door dose not open it's a damn hardware issue! You have a business right? Go to the town store and head on in to corporate service. Look for a guy named Jon or Steve Chong. I've done business with them and they are very caring. Hope this helps. Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] How to dispose of Win 2K license on new linux machine
Make sure you NEVER clicked OK on that EULA though because once you have you forfeit your right to the refund. --MonMotha But yes, you can't resell it in Hawaii. Best you can do is constantly annoy Microsoft and demand your refund as stated you should be able to receive in your EULA... unless the EULA has changed since then. Please read the EULA and check. I could see MAYBE why MS put a clause like that, i.e. if one person resells it he can still keep that instance installed on his computer (or whatever); probably other reasons as well. Could be MS wrote the EULA to protect themselves, I think they over did it. But after going through the stories and other readings it is almost obvious that MS has REALLY distasteful business practices. Could this happen to Red Hat if they become a power house? Or anyone, with such an enormous business influence? Just some thoughts you might not hear in a Linux group. (im not backing up MS) =) Thanks. Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] IMPORTANT - Upcoming List Policy
--MonMotha P.S. Good to see another person who uses PGP :) I've been using it to sign my firewalls for a while, but just recently got around to setting up Enigmail to use it with mail. + Do you mean that attachment? (.dat file) What is it used for? I've seen this before and you just stirred some interest. Please inform. Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] routing- linksys
I agree with jeff here. The simplest way to configure a linksys router is via the web browswer interface. 1st set your IP to 192.168.1.2 or something on the same net as the router is by default. 2nd point your browser to 192.168.1.1 Login using the password supplied by linksys (admin) i think w/o username. 3rd Change the IP of the router to be on your 10.0.0.x network. CHANGE THE PASSWORD!!! 4th change the IP of your machine back to what it was on the 10.0.0.x net, or use DHCP as Elaine mentioned. If not using DHCP, set your gateway as the router's IP, Set DNS if not already done and check your connectivity with pings or browsers. dean + Thanks. You guys reinforced what I knew. I didn't know the Linksys could go to 10 series. When I changed the linksys to 10 all its internal settings for forwarding, DMZ etc.. turned to 10 as well. Thanks. Randall
[luau] routing
Can you share between or connect a workstation on a 10 series IP with a workstation or router on a 192 series IP? How? Thanks Randall
RE: [luau] routing
yes, but you have to be more specific on how you have your network setup, you have to tell the router how to get from one subnet to the other. what kind of router do you have? Julio + I'm adding a Linksys router (based on 192) to a network with the 10 series. Subnet : 255.255.255.0; subnet class within the ip is the same for all workstations as well, 10.0.0.# . Gateway will be the router : 192. Doesn't look like the linksys can be told how to get from one subnet to another. I'm looking to see if a Linux box will provide me with a solution. Would be nice to see it work with the Linksys, that way I know what to look for when I setup a Linux box. Thanks. Randall
RE: [luau] PowerPoint Alternative
I used Apple computers for many years and was very satisfied with them other than the fact that they are a single source proprietary supplier. Looking at Mac and comparing that system to M$'s poorly working alleged system, I think the entire world would have been better off without M$. Just for the record, I have been using Linux based systems exclusively for the past two years. Somebody wrote: ALL YOU LINUX GUYS SHOULD BE THANKFUL FOR MS! Think about it! MS lets ppl complete their jobs by allowing thousands of apps/hardware to be created and utilized. Linux is soo way behind (while linux gurus are slowly developing a better apps etc.. you got guys on MS that are mastering the app's skills they need to do their job) Yes Linux may be a better built OS but MS is a much better USED OS; to regular users not gurus like MonMotha perhaps. People who need to get things done use MS. Live in New York for awhile, technology is a tool to get businesses running. ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau We have used Linux/Unix here for 4 years. Last time I looked MS was a crippling and mostly deadly disease aflicting young adults. Strange that it is the same designation as the proprietary OS. That's lame. Use the internet and do some reading. MS is billion dollar company, must I explain to you how they got there? hint THE MASSES my friend. Certain individuals probably never used windows to get by, but NOT THE MASSES!!! I also bet that most of your customers are on windows. Few of my friends work or have worked for local ISPs here, 90% of their cliental are on Windows. So saying that you are making your living off of something relating to an afficting deadly disease is really lame.
RE: [luau] PowerPoint Alternative
PowerPoint has a lot of limitations. (You can see that, b/c Microsoft has no competition, it really slacks further development effort. This is the weakness of a monopolistic monster.) True. What is also true is that a BIG company will have more resources and the 'monies' to fund RD far more than what a small company can do. Hence, you can get a better product - ever took a business class? Big companies (presently) will not make a product and not develop it further - just because there is no competition. There is the consumer that they need to sell it too, they will develop it further if no one buys their stuff or there are tools that need to be added. You never seen products that didn't need much development because they already suited the need?? Common man, this kind of attitude is what really screws businesses up. MS a monopoly boohoo, dude without MS you would never be running that 1GHZ system! You will never have seen the hardware/application tech explosion you see currently! While I agree with Warren that they do have unfair practices, ALL YOU LINUX GUYS SHOULD BE THANKFUL FOR MS! Think about it! MS lets ppl complete their jobs by allowing thousands of apps/hardware to be created and utilized. Linux is soo way behind (while linux gurus are slowly developing a better apps etc.. you got guys on MS that are mastering the app's skills they need to do their job) Yes Linux may be a better built OS but MS is a much better USED OS; to regular users not gurus like MonMotha perhaps. People who need to get things done use MS. Live in New York for awhile, technology is a tool to get businesses running. Linux rocks and so does MS. Sorry? Randall
RE: [luau] Linux games
22fps?? Mo betta use ms windows w/99fps. Ah hehe Randall Please don't hurt me too bad on this one. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of MonMotha Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 4:34 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] Linux games ryuhei yokokawa wrote: can you attach your wine config file to the next reply please i'm interested in your configurations I haven't used WINE in months now, but I'll ask my friend if he still has the config he used to play HL in wine. I saw it with my own eyes, it definately works (and this was on wine like a year ago), though no where near as fast as Windoze (like 22FPS instead of probably 80 in doze). There were some sound issues too, but remember this was an old snapshot (wasn't too long after they got Starcraft working actually). --MonMotha ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Access2000 Linux import
A few months ago I remember seeing an option in Microsoft SQL 2000's Enterprise Manager that will easily import or export this type of data between Access and MSSQL Server. I haven't used MSSQL for a few months now, so I don't remember what this tool is called. You mean DTS? Data Transformation Services. It should do the trick. Randall
RE: [luau] GNOME vs. KDE
Gee I only used Gnome. How is KDE? Did you like it VERY much? Been wondering bout KDE. Thanks. Randall Oshita -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of W. Wayne Liauh Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 1:31 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [luau] GNOME vs. KDE I must admit that, as one of the first adopters, I had a very strong prejudice against GNOME. Today is the first time in over a couple of years that I started GNOME, and I am quite impressed with what I saw. Some programs which have mis-behaved in KDE (e.g., Moz 1.0 and 1.1b) seem to be doing all right in GNOME. Anyone care to share your experience? ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Need a volunteer to haul 30 17 monitors to Mid Pacific Institute for LTSP lab project
Do you guys still need volunteers to haul stuff? Let me know. I wouldn't mind visiting my high school again. Randall Oshita
[luau] switch
Will a switch or HUB act as a repeater? Thanks Randall
RE: [luau] processor opinion
Rod! Dude the P4s are fast esp. with PC1066, that's 533FSB. Expensive though. And not supported by Intel. Bandwidth for video and stuff. Get RAID too and stripe ur HDs. Go to like www.anandtech.com to see benchmarks using apps you plan to use. Don't think 64bit Hammer gonna help if your software is not 64bit (I could be mistaken??) We gotta go ride! Thanks. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan George Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2002 7:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] processor opinion On Sunday 28 July 2002 09:06, you wrote: Rodney Kanno wrote: I am going to upgrade my home computer, but I am unsure of what processor to go with, AMD or Pentium 4. The main uses of the computer would be for 3D modeling/animation, video creation/editing, and the usual desktop apps (office, cd burning/encoding, etc...) Any suggestions/opinions? Thanks, Rodney For video encoding, Pentium 4s are actually SLIGHTLY faster than Athlons. However, they come at a hefty price tag. At this point however, I'd wait for the AMD Hammers to come out. The developer's samples have been very promising and 64 bit computing can't hurt :) --MonMotha This sledgehammer chip is b-ing but I dont have a MLB to test it on yet. Nice of AMD to send me a chip I cannot use. Its supposed to be the one. ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] good work MonMotha!
If I could see an outline I prob would. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dan George Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 6:32 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] good work MonMotha! On Saturday 27 July 2002 18:02, you wrote: Just checked out the wiki site and like the changes Mon, Hey, you should move to Hawaii... ;-} Back to the grindstone. --lucidity I second that. With your abilities theres are market here for you. Why waste your time in the midwest like I did. Or even back east. I guess your kind of in between. Anyways its not so bad. Theres always time to hit the beach. Trying to set up Linux training classes at Comp but have to get enough interested people and some RH guy to come out and ok us for RHCE program. How many of you here would be interested in a RHCE track in Hawaii??? ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] Mouse Wheel in Red Hat 7.3
I installed first using the one Red Hat picked I forget something close to MS intellimouse but not exactly and wheel no work. I did what Warren said and wheel works. Randall -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Warren Togami Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 4:19 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [luau] Mouse Wheel in Red Hat 7.3 - Original Message - From: W. Wayne Liauh [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, July 27, 2002 8:09 AM Subject: [luau] Mouse Wheel in Red Hat 7.3 Just installed Red Hat 7.3 last night. This is the only distro that does not detect my mouse wheel. Can anyone help? Try using mouseconfig from a console and select Microsoft Intellimouse and USB or PS/2. ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
[luau] MSWindows
Sup guys, Im a heavy Windows user, and a Linux newbie. Why are open-source gurus so adamant towards Microsoft? my opinion after surfing around numerous open-source communities. Is it because they dont give their software away for free? I know Linux dudes say it sucks but why? What makes it better? Im not trying to cause a fight with you guys, I like my Red Hat, just wanted to hear some opinions. Thanks. Randall Oshita
RE: [luau] blindsided
Percision 530!!! WOW that's a beast alright. My experience with Duals is that you should always have matched pairs. Both the family and the batch should be the same; not to mention that both CPUs NEED to be the same speeds as well. Look on the CPU for this information. Its going to be a bitch to find the matching CPU on your own. Try CompUSA as I had wonderful experiences with them. If not you should contact Dell for it, they gonna rip you off but they should save you on trouble and restocking fees. Hope this helps. Randall Oshita, IT Manager Uniserve, Inc. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 808.956.1065 Fax: 808.956.1008 Web: www.uniserveinc.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Charles Lockhart Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 8:24 AM To: luau Subject: [luau] blindsided Sorry, not a linux specific question, but hey, it's for my linux box ;o) I have a Dell Precision 530 workstation, one of those dual Xeon systems, though I ordered only a single processor. I recently ordered a second processor from a company called Googlegear.com (this is where the bad karma comes in...). Basically I ordered a 1.5Ghz Xeon processor. I got it, and installed it, and get a processor mismatch warning. So I go reading through the (ok, admittedly, not-so-)fine print, and find out that what they sent me was a Xeon processor that only supports dual processing. I hadn't known there was such a beast. Any ideas whether this thing ought to work? I'm thinking that I need two independent operation capable processors for my box. The unhappy ending is that the company isn't very kind, they're charging me a 15% restocking fee + I pay shipping. My explanation that what I ordered and what I got is, according to them, not valid, as I ordered an item with a particular part number and got an item with that part number. Kind of a bait-n-switch, but not a lot that I can do. Sorry if I'm just ranting, it's been a long morning already. -Charles ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
RE: [luau] (no subject)
The problem is I cant find my inetd file. I looked in my /etc/services and did a gnome search to no avail. My SWAT works its just that it connects on 127.0.0.1 but all my IP and localhost settings are set to 192.168.1.76. It dose not make any sense. Ive got a black sheep Linux?? lol Randall Oshita -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ho'ala Greevy Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 6:41 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] (no subject) Randall, have you enabled swat in inetd or xinetd? Most often swat is enabled by uncommenting its entry in /etc/services and then restarting the (x)inetd daemon. btw, there's a 1-session Samba Class being offered at HCC this Thursday evening :-] -- http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/pcatt/training/operatingsys/index.html Ho'ala -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Randall Oshita Sent: Sunday, July 21, 2002 8:58 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [luau] (no subject) Under network config, /etc/hosts and lmhosts under /etc/samba I have it as 192.168.1.76 When I try to connect to smb.conf via SWAT using http://192.168.1.76:901 it rejects me. But when I connect to SWAT using http://127.0.0.1:901 it goes through. Why is that? Thanks. Randall Randall Oshita, IT Manager Uniserve Inc. email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] web : www.uniserveinc.com Ph : 808.956.1065
RE: [luau] (no subject)
Red Hat 7.3 Default access restrictions only allow localhost access; but shouldn't the localhost be 192.168.1.76 instead of 127.0.0.1? - Since I used 192.168.1.76 in my /etc/samba localhost and as my workstation IP? I will also try the commands when I get home. Thanks. Randall Oshita, IT Manager Uniserve, Inc. Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ph: 808.956.1065 Fax: 808.956.1008 Web: www.uniserveinc.com -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Warren Togami Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 11:39 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [luau] (no subject) On Mon, 2002-07-22 at 11:04, Randall Oshita wrote: The problem is I cant find my inetd file. I looked in my /etc/services and did a gnome search to no avail. My SWAT works it's just that it connects on 127.0.0.1 but all my IP and localhost settings are set to 192.168.1.76. It dose not make any sense. I've got a black sheep Linux?? lol Randall Oshita What brand and version of Linux are you running? Try the following: service xinetd start chkconfig xinetd on chkconfig swat on Then try to access SWAT via the web browser. Default access restrictions allow only localhost access so be aware of that. ___ LUAU mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://videl.ics.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/luau
[luau] (no subject)
Under network config, /etc/hosts and lmhosts under /etc/samba I have it as 192.168.1.76 When I try to connect to smb.conf via SWAT using http://192.168.1.76:901 it rejects me. But when I connect to SWAT using http://127.0.0.1:901 it goes through. Why is that? Thanks. Randall Randall Oshita, IT Manager Uniserve Inc. email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] web : www.uniserveinc.com Ph : 808.956.1065
