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> Why can Postfix start an correct DNS-query for the MX-Record but isn't
> going to ask the DNS-server for the A-Record of the MX-Host?
Not sure if this is your problem, but if Postfix is running chroot'ed
then it might be getting different configuration information fo
Greetings,
Just wondering if anyone is running Oracle 8i (8.1.7.4) on Unstable
successfully. I'm thinking about upgrading our development server to
unstable.
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Greetings,
Just wondering if anyone is running Oracle 8i (8.1.7.4) on Unstable
successfully. I'm thinking about upgrading our development server to
unstable.
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> threads
Note that RH 9 includes the new NPTL threading libraries. This is
probably why your threaded Java stuff works so well in RH9 (unless you
include the environment variables that force Java back to the old
threading model).
NPTL is not in Debian stable. Getting it there, I suspect, wo
> threads
Note that RH 9 includes the new NPTL threading libraries. This is
probably why your threaded Java stuff works so well in RH9 (unless you
include the environment variables that force Java back to the old
threading model).
NPTL is not in Debian stable. Getting it there, I suspect, wo
Jason,
> Do you guys know anything about a problem with Intel
> Hyperthreading (eg.
Check your ACPI settings in your BIOS and in your kernel. I messed with
ours on a couple of servers, I don't remember where I landed, but I
think the only thing that worked reliably was just compiling the kernel
Jason,
> Do you guys know anything about a problem with Intel
> Hyperthreading (eg.
Check your ACPI settings in your BIOS and in your kernel. I messed with
ours on a couple of servers, I don't remember where I landed, but I
think the only thing that worked reliably was just compiling the kernel
quired pam_unix_acct.so
password required pam_unix_passwd.so
session required pam_unix_session.so
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quired pam_unix_acct.so
password required pam_unix_passwd.so
session required pam_unix_session.so
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Can someone fill me in on ClamAV a little bit, the engine hasn't been
updated in a long time, but the virus signatures appear very recent.
Who is updating the signatures? How often do they come out?
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Can someone fill me in on ClamAV a little bit, the engine hasn't been
updated in a long time, but the virus signatures appear very recent.
Who is updating the signatures? How often do they come out?
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than I do, Oracle (the company) doesn't really like you to use raw
partitions and it doesn't offer that much of a performance increase.
Theodore might be thinking of Oracle's IFS ("Internet File System")
which lets you store content in the database and expose it as a n
n't drive tape changers/libraries
out of the box. It needs some scripting to do that as well.
I recall that Arkeia does offer some free versions of its software, it's
now called Arkeia Light, and some information on it is here:
http://www.arkeia.com/arkeialight.html
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as well.
I recall that Arkeia does offer some free versions of it's software,
it's now called Arkeia Light, and some information on it is here:
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I've
> asked a colleague
> who's into backups (and who has been using L
ge to do a release/renew and boom they are setup.
Sorry, I don't know of any opensource packages to do this, but it
shouldn't be too hard.
Of course, unless you setup your routers to block packets based on MAC
address this won't prevent someone from "guessing" a valid IP and
ge to do a release/renew and boom they are setup.
Sorry, I don't know of any opensource packages to do this, but it
shouldn't be too hard.
Of course, unless you setup your routers to block packets based on MAC
address this won't prevent someone from "guessing" a valid IP and
rm according to
them) your support contract is still good up to a point. As soon as you
run into anything that might be distribution-related Oracle Support will
bill you T&M to resolve the issue.
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rm according to
them) your support contract is still good up to a point. As soon as you
run into anything that might be distribution-related Oracle Support will
bill you T&M to resolve the issue.
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Furthermore, as
a longtime subscriber to the c-client discussion list, Mark Crispin
hates Maildir. Mark's feelings may not have a bearing on the final
decisions, I just include that as a datapoint.
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> > im wondering if there is any non-interactive way to set a user's
> > password...i need to do it through a scriptplease
Can't you use Expect?
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some encrypted pages, such as
> > www.elsterformular.de. Now the curious part: When I establish the
> > connection via isdn, everything works fine!
Path MTU problem? Search the list archives--if you are using PPPoE with
DSL the PPPoE framing takes a few bytes and that has been know to screw
people up.
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