c files between my dropbox account and my desktops/laptops.
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ch that the hardware is currently going south, it's just
Sun being Sun. When a box gets this old, they start charging ungodly
amounts for support costs.
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ver. I use other external
strat 1 servers only as a backup. I was curious what hardware others
are running to have their own internal strat 1 servers.
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ing need for high-precision time which is why I run
a strat 1 time service in-house. I use other public strat 1 servers
as backup only.
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people are using for time server hardware. Any suggestions?
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On 11/15/07, John R Pierce wrote:
> if your FTP users aren't system accounts, how will file ownership and
> access control be managed?
By the name service provider. nss_ldap for example.
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to their home directory on the remote
host. So I would just have the remote host watch for files to appear
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ange, they're sure to make more. Talk to
someone in .au, for example, they monkey with DST there regularly.
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> now what package it is in?
>
Looks like ncurses...
http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/stat/4/idpl/4608830/com/libtinfo-5.6-alt2.i586.rpm.html
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age here looks promising:
http://www.meadowy.org/~gotoh/projects/connect
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Now your PG_* variables have values...
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> So... how does one remove bond1?
Shouldn't this do the trick?
rm /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-bond1
Also, I did not put the max_bonds param in my modprobe.conf.
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If it's any consolation, my little recipe was using perl in awk mode
(-a), as it's occasionally referred to as... :)
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with occurrences not the
number of them. You can do it in perl though.
# echo "jerry jerry" | perl -lane '$count = grep $_ =~ m/jerry/, @F;
print $count'
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;s for the file
ownership. Aside from 4 or 5 additional accounts, my passwd file is
stock. All my accounts (50,000+) are in ldap.
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and I'm not certain that
> nscd is of all that much benefit (but I don't know because I have never
> tested it out).
Can CentOS (openldap) be configured to work without nscd for file
ownership over nfs mounted volumes?
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The two previous servers did not have this particular problem. They
were not identical hardware, but identical os install and config,
Any clues?
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I just wondered if there was an equivalent to Solaris Zones available
for Linux. Not necessarily a full blown separate operating system
like vmware, but more like chroot on steroids...
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