[tslug] Re: solaris / project idea
ITS has not, as of yet, upgraded to AD for its domain system. However, aformentioned Dr. Bindner has written a PAM module that allows a user to authenticate to the truman domain. This could be very handy. Using this, we could almost convert an entire lab temporarily to linux if we wanted to(Not sure if needed, but it would be very cool), if we had a working bootable linux distro for the network. Just some thoughts... Caleb Jorden [EMAIL PROTECTED] TSLUG Treasurer ITS Student Worker in Network Administration Benjamin Story wrote: > >I'd suggest you look at Knoppix as a base. It would serve as a good >one since it's designed for use as a bootable CD or a HD install. >This way you can put out demo discs. Also I know that Dr. Bindner has >done a lot of work in the Math and CS Division to get Debian to >interact with the campus network. Finally, I'm not sure if ITS has >upgraded or not, but when they upgrade to Active Directory, you should >be able to "logon" to the campus network using Kerberos and LDAP >modules. >On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 09:23:42PM -0600, Peter Snoblin wrote: >> >> I was thinking Debian, for a few reasons. First is that its what I know >> better, secondly it would help users avoid the dependency hell that strikes >> all rpm based installs after awhile, and finally it would be pretty easy to >> maintain an on campus apt source for it. >> >> (my appologies for the screwy =20 thing in my first message, KDE ate my KMail >> config. again. I think I have it fixed now.) >> >> On Thursday 23 January 2003 09:16 pm, you wrote: >> > I think that that is a great idea. There are a lot of little little >> > "gotchas" with the truman network. It might also be useful to include >> > some sample iptables scripts that would help new users to secure their >> > machines. Mandrake's default configuration of CUPS has been a thorn in >> > my side for a couple of years now. It looks like they have secured it >> > more in version 9.0 though. Before that if I didn't remember to edit it >> > after an install/update it would accept jobs for an arbitrary machine on >> > the network. Some special documentation might also be useful. I've >> > written a rudimentary Introduction to Linux >> > (http://www.brandonchisham.com/online_books/), this could >> > easily be adapted to include some Truman specific stuff. >> > >> > It would probably be good to start with something very flexible like >> > Gentoo or Debian, so that a higher level of customization could be >> > achieved. >> > >> > Brandon >> >> -- >> Peter Snoblin - http://www2.truman.edu/~pas577/ >> >> >> >> - >> To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> with Subject: unsubscribe >> - >> > >-- >-- >Benjamin Story > >() Join the ASCII ribbon campaign against HTML email and Microsoft-specific >/\ attachments. If I wanted to read HTML, I would have visited your website! >Support open standards. > >- >To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >with Subject: unsubscribe >- > > - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: solaris / project idea
I'd suggest you look at Knoppix as a base. It would serve as a good one since it's designed for use as a bootable CD or a HD install. This way you can put out demo discs. Also I know that Dr. Bindner has done a lot of work in the Math and CS Division to get Debian to interact with the campus network. Finally, I'm not sure if ITS has upgraded or not, but when they upgrade to Active Directory, you should be able to "logon" to the campus network using Kerberos and LDAP modules. On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 09:23:42PM -0600, Peter Snoblin wrote: > > I was thinking Debian, for a few reasons. First is that its what I know > better, secondly it would help users avoid the dependency hell that strikes > all rpm based installs after awhile, and finally it would be pretty easy to > maintain an on campus apt source for it. > > (my appologies for the screwy =20 thing in my first message, KDE ate my KMail > config. again. I think I have it fixed now.) > > On Thursday 23 January 2003 09:16 pm, you wrote: > > I think that that is a great idea. There are a lot of little little > > "gotchas" with the truman network. It might also be useful to include > > some sample iptables scripts that would help new users to secure their > > machines. Mandrake's default configuration of CUPS has been a thorn in > > my side for a couple of years now. It looks like they have secured it > > more in version 9.0 though. Before that if I didn't remember to edit it > > after an install/update it would accept jobs for an arbitrary machine on > > the network. Some special documentation might also be useful. I've > > written a rudimentary Introduction to Linux > > (http://www.brandonchisham.com/online_books/), this could > > easily be adapted to include some Truman specific stuff. > > > > It would probably be good to start with something very flexible like > > Gentoo or Debian, so that a higher level of customization could be > > achieved. > > > > Brandon > > -- > Peter Snoblin - http://www2.truman.edu/~pas577/ > > > > - > To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with Subject: unsubscribe > - > -- -- Benjamin Story () Join the ASCII ribbon campaign against HTML email and Microsoft-specific /\ attachments. If I wanted to read HTML, I would have visited your website! Support open standards. - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: solaris / project idea
I was thinking Debian, for a few reasons. First is that its what I know better, secondly it would help users avoid the dependency hell that strikes all rpm based installs after awhile, and finally it would be pretty easy to maintain an on campus apt source for it. (my appologies for the screwy =20 thing in my first message, KDE ate my KMail config. again. I think I have it fixed now.) On Thursday 23 January 2003 09:16 pm, you wrote: > I think that that is a great idea. There are a lot of little little > "gotchas" with the truman network. It might also be useful to include > some sample iptables scripts that would help new users to secure their > machines. Mandrake's default configuration of CUPS has been a thorn in > my side for a couple of years now. It looks like they have secured it > more in version 9.0 though. Before that if I didn't remember to edit it > after an install/update it would accept jobs for an arbitrary machine on > the network. Some special documentation might also be useful. I've > written a rudimentary Introduction to Linux > (http://www.brandonchisham.com/online_books/), this could > easily be adapted to include some Truman specific stuff. > > It would probably be good to start with something very flexible like > Gentoo or Debian, so that a higher level of customization could be > achieved. > > Brandon -- Peter Snoblin - http://www2.truman.edu/~pas577/ - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
[tslug] Re: solaris / project idea
I think that that is a great idea. There are a lot of little little "gotchas" with the truman network. It might also be useful to include some sample iptables scripts that would help new users to secure their machines. Mandrake's default configuration of CUPS has been a thorn in my side for a couple of years now. It looks like they have secured it more in version 9.0 though. Before that if I didn't remember to edit it after an install/update it would accept jobs for an arbitrary machine on the network. Some special documentation might also be useful. I've written a rudimentary Introduction to Linux (http://www.brandonchisham.com/online_books/), this could easily be adapted to include some Truman specific stuff. It would probably be good to start with something very flexible like Gentoo or Debian, so that a higher level of customization could be achieved. Brandon On Thu, Jan 23, 2003 at 08:18:37PM -0600, Peter Snoblin wrote: > > First up, I just got a copy of Solaris 9 for x86, if anyone wants it, you= > can=20 > get it at http://rillanon/solaris9-x86/ (on campus only, sorry). > > Second up, I had an idea for a project we could do. We could develop a di= > stro=20 > that would easily fit into truman's network (ie mount a students various=20 > network drives, properly set up samba for wins, etc). I don't know if the= > re=20 > is really enough stuff we could customize to make it worthwhile, but its = > a=20 > thought. (and I still think a video iPod would be cooler!) > --=20 > Peter Snoblin - http://www2.truman.edu/~pas577/ > > > - > To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with Subject: unsubscribe > - -- -BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- Version: GnuPG v1.0.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: For info see http://www.gnupg.org mQGiBD2+4nkRBACLeMVSObYUE+Wtvu6gzSitrXEqpsfRskPwF7thdgbaD74c1GUY JzuweYCU8KflU+bQttmhthlnrXcs0q6GiEBebmt4aOQkMwXDGN6fPFBj8P9uO/X0 snBk0f39r+YC6x9b9YG3F+nDGhL6KvmhUypENTcwfe+ru8ssG2zoHK5sfwCggc4s kreDDmOb8vZQFKi2nYT1spUD/R1bH9WWa5/8hkpPkSUqN3kBX78kd+nAjTvcWKLd dNYp7EJQw3ZEwDI0gwhgkFbA7inObK56FRGh4g7EO6zE4vsRHhnf0u83t/+JWnJI u08yhiV0Dlxx2zGe8AAmK39SUTrIk/vlyhtHNCeXJpLgyVNsLTrWy+oa3MY7TaM5 U2CVA/9IXY3JVUmCJ9NrNLy+3Dzi7gR6aPxt8BliWY6hYguT7+MhCOS1BdYePnL0 +zWydQpI91YM0gNUbT0Orhj3qZtNoFQquzzLHJDhF01pylOzEWc7lnZaLlMsMML6 GVeYjo3vLxZFq83CDQuACp3IQ+FT11th9Lgtr0KAJwZ3f0EZ6LQ9QnJhbmRvbiBD aGlzaGFtIChHTlVzIE5vdCBVbml4KSA8YmNoaXNoYW1AYnJhbmRvbmNoaXNoYW0u Y29tPohdBBMRAgAdBQI9vuJ5BQkDwmcABQsHCgMEAxUDAgMWAgECF4AACgkQhTB2 FCL1yRlF+wCfc5WcNmUkH/Ql1mNI6UAWIccyuOUAnR+aDO8kdkBCGwobmh1Za0rD BNd8uQINBD2+4tgQCADIDJv6P6KMYiQxtQmqLSAU2BTLB2oydogZcr0rPQOW7azL q+tqzbQpbobW4eODemq4/0gBBl7WS1/ky/UpqTaS8cEkIhCteT79AlZx/5zZjl3u lDyL1EXFyzZtS4oxeeC9d+oqUS9hrRkaaBF8DOnmKIsFOxCt8jPktJ684uJCXcUc 8iYqXOKDh9vJ+yvZceMfP92X8nl09m4pXp2MF6Scdw69EgsWnQGBQ4NsH1Zlh+Ko U14m8yjKamF7na3smZ5elvvUiQNcG6sRbG7W3k9naW124srMogCYv6Gj2di8kBRT TuAtd2Aul5NVBY2o+BtW4xxUqD3B+BMX7/9pWlIrAAMFB/0aOLHyyY8whB9UIwkg QsOUfvN34/vjR7pvu1/GPy7HDmRLF/Syxer+zhUeSIwH+lXj+K1dF0pYueN0VJyZ mbMMXiKUCzmIND1J6kwQ2P+wd4MtSZSYYFA70u9E5NcfezH8DHGUMtw4Fi5McsGG 4OoWtpesKKkeCistIOj46GEYobLV0FXu20lTMH4CdDY0ggTyr4ttJa/171tsO5Bz zbT5EjiywBahzCOsfFZNJDk9fmfo7/dPLyUz2cC3Pc5eFCG6ff27MeUstBM1AjrE UIFRWnf6oiQT+4p+fjC31G0eMZvpbyclg7Y9VO6luN1d+pBF8HZHknDGO7Y6j+Vc 9o+xiEwEGBECAAwFAj2+4tgFCQPCZwAACgkQhTB2FCL1yRkmtQCfQ4tO6jeH33pg sS4RjN7I0ADyN6IAn2PDZq9348ll6RPH6flYGuIb4Dk4 =9Hso -END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK- - To get off this list, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with Subject: unsubscribe -
