Cenk Hasirlioglu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Packets are sending by dialup terminals (at the and of the
> FIGURE below). Cisco routers on the way have their own
> different "default gateway"s but "next-hop" policies sends
> packets to linux. Also linux sends packets to 7206
> (212.174.112.18,
Hi All,
Does anyone know if there is a napster cache daemon around the place?
Cya's
Robert Davidson.
Hi All,
Does anyone know if there is a napster cache daemon around the place?
Cya's
Robert Davidson.
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On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Kevin wrote:
> I've got a logging server that all my other servers log to. Is
> there a way to get syslog to log each host to its own file, ie
> syslog.mail syslog.www etc? I thought I saw something along these
> lines before but I don't see it in the archives.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Guenter Millahn wrote:
[sorry for the previous one]
> 1. Can anybody send me a pointer to document/URL where is explained
>the Old SPARCstation diskless boot sequence in detail (explanations
>here are also welcome ;-)
there used to be one at http://geog.ubc.ca/s_l
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Guenter Millahn wrote:
> I want to re-animate them as Desktopsthem using Debian.
>
> The Boot/Rootserver is a Sun E450 running Solaris8. I want to set up
> a DHCP server for easier maintainance of my computers.
>
> And here are my questions:
> 1. Can anybody send me
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Matt Fair wrote:
> Linuxconf gives these users ids and stores the information in
> /etc/vmail/passwd.virtualhostname, /etc/vmail/alias.virtualhostname, and
> /etc/vmail/shaddow.virtualhostname.
> I believe the user is to login with for example netscape or some other email
> cl
Linuxconf gives these users ids and stores the information in
/etc/vmail/passwd.virtualhostname, /etc/vmail/alias.virtualhostname, and
/etc/vmail/shaddow.virtualhostname.
I believe the user is to login with for example netscape or some other email
client, the server would recognize the user by its
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Matt Fair wrote:
> Has anyone gotten virtual email working with linuxconf and sendmail?
> My system is set up to sort out the virtual emails, but I cannot log in
> to the system with the virtual user.
> Each domain has a passwd file, so it looks like when I login, it doesn't
>
Has anyone gotten virtual email working with linuxconf and sendmail?
My system is set up to sort out the virtual emails, but I cannot log in
to the system with the virtual user.
Each domain has a passwd file, so it looks like when I login, it doesn't
look in those files.
When a user logs in to chec
Linuxconf gives these users ids and stores the information in
/etc/vmail/passwd.virtualhostname, /etc/vmail/alias.virtualhostname, and
/etc/vmail/shaddow.virtualhostname.
I believe the user is to login with for example netscape or some other email
client, the server would recognize the user by its
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Kevin wrote:
> I've got a logging server that all my other servers log to. Is
> there a way to get syslog to log each host to its own file, ie
> syslog.mail syslog.www etc? I thought I saw something along these
> lines before but I don't see it in the archives.
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Guenter Millahn wrote:
[sorry for the previous one]
> 1. Can anybody send me a pointer to document/URL where is explained
>the Old SPARCstation diskless boot sequence in detail (explanations
>here are also welcome ;-)
there used to be one at http://geog.ubc.ca/s_
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Guenter Millahn wrote:
> I want to re-animate them as Desktopsthem using Debian.
>
> The Boot/Rootserver is a Sun E450 running Solaris8. I want to set up
> a DHCP server for easier maintainance of my computers.
>
> And here are my questions:
> 1. Can anybody send m
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Matt Fair wrote:
> Linuxconf gives these users ids and stores the information in
> /etc/vmail/passwd.virtualhostname, /etc/vmail/alias.virtualhostname, and
> /etc/vmail/shaddow.virtualhostname.
> I believe the user is to login with for example netscape or some other email
> c
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Matt Fair wrote:
> Has anyone gotten virtual email working with linuxconf and sendmail?
> My system is set up to sort out the virtual emails, but I cannot log in
> to the system with the virtual user.
> Each domain has a passwd file, so it looks like when I login, it doesn't
Has anyone gotten virtual email working with linuxconf and sendmail?
My system is set up to sort out the virtual emails, but I cannot log in
to the system with the virtual user.
Each domain has a passwd file, so it looks like when I login, it doesn't
look in those files.
When a user logs in to che
I've got a logging server that all my other servers log to. Is
there a way to get syslog to log each host to its own file, ie
syslog.mail syslog.www etc? I thought I saw something along these
lines before but I don't see it in the archives. Thanks.
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Dear Linux'ers,
I have some old diskless SPARCstations of 4c and 4m series (SLC, LC, LX).
I want to re-animate them as Desktopsthem using Debian.
The Boot/Rootserver is a Sun E450 running Solaris8. I want to set up
a DHCP server for easier maintainance of my computers.
And here are my question
Spoke too damn' soon.
Reboot; and the ability to react correctly to .htaccess files
disappears.
I have a gut feeling this behaviour is linked to MySQL
authorisations; and/or PHP (4.0.3). How, I have no idea.
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[1] [EMAIL
> On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Eric Jennings wrote:
>
> > I *believe* you need to "AllowOverride AuthConfig" if you wish to use
> > .htaccess files within the /var/www directory to authenticate users.
> > I may be wrong, but give it a shot.
>
> Sadly, you were wrong.
Actually, you weren't :)
Turning
I've got a logging server that all my other servers log to. Is
there a way to get syslog to log each host to its own file, ie
syslog.mail syslog.www etc? I thought I saw something along these
lines before but I don't see it in the archives. Thanks.
--
Kevin - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear Linux'ers,
I have some old diskless SPARCstations of 4c and 4m series (SLC, LC, LX).
I want to re-animate them as Desktopsthem using Debian.
The Boot/Rootserver is a Sun E450 running Solaris8. I want to set up
a DHCP server for easier maintainance of my computers.
And here are my questio
> On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Eric Jennings wrote:
>
> > I *believe* you need to "AllowOverride AuthConfig" if you wish to use
> > .htaccess files within the /var/www directory to authenticate users.
> > I may be wrong, but give it a shot.
>
> Sadly, you were wrong.
Actually, you weren't :)
Turnin
Spoke too damn' soon.
Reboot; and the ability to react correctly to .htaccess files
disappears.
I have a gut feeling this behaviour is linked to MySQL
authorisations; and/or PHP (4.0.3). How, I have no idea.
--
Martin Wheeler -StarTEXT - Glastonbury - BA6 9PH - England
[1] [EMAI
Mervyn Jack wrote:
>
> I had some similar problem and although I can't remember exactly what was,
> but it
> was something to do with the order of the commands. It had me fooled for a
> while.
>
> Here's an example of a .htaccess file that works.
> This one also allows access to a certain subne
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Martin WHEELER wrote:
> To my knowledge, protecting a directory using the .htaccess file method
> has always worked without a hitch for me on my local machine (Debian
> 2.2r2 + proposed-updates) -- but has "suddenly" stopped functioning.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ apache -v
>
Mervyn Jack wrote:
>
> I had some similar problem and although I can't remember exactly what was, but it
> was something to do with the order of the commands. It had me fooled for a while.
>
> Here's an example of a .htaccess file that works.
> This one also allows access to a certain subnet of
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Martin WHEELER wrote:
> To my knowledge, protecting a directory using the .htaccess file method
> has always worked without a hitch for me on my local machine (Debian
> 2.2r2 + proposed-updates) -- but has "suddenly" stopped functioning.
>
> mwheeler@startext:~$ apache -v
>
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