Assuming you are using Apache as your Web server you want to add the
following to your /etc/apache/http.conf file (where 192.168.1.2:80 is
the IP and port you are using):
NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.2:80
ServerName www.domain1.com
{any other directives for this domain}
ServerName www.domain2.co
> Hassle with upgrading to 2.0 is that, AFAIK, it'll trash your history for
> that year (could be wrong...)
Actually, the repaired .deb package has made it to proposed updates in
stable and apt-get update, apt-get upgrade will install the fixed
package.
The README.1st file has a few, simple
Assuming you are using Apache as your Web server you want to add the
following to your /etc/apache/http.conf file (where 192.168.1.2:80 is
the IP and port you are using):
NameVirtualHost 192.168.1.2:80
ServerName www.domain1.com
{any other directives for this domain}
ServerName www.domain2.c
Hey all,
Here is a mind exercise for you all:
I would like to provide my sales rep with a portable mirror of a Web
server. The idea is that they'd be able to live demo our abilities
without the need for any connection to the net.
She's already got a Thinkpad running woody and I'd like to ha
> and this is the output:
>
> ./prova.cgi
> X-Powered-By: PHP/4.0.3pl1
> Content-type: text/html
>
> Questo e' solo una prova
>
> why apache tel me: Premature end of script headers: ??
I can't tell you why your script isn't working correctly but Apache is
upset because you are returning the
Hey all,
Here is a mind exercise for you all:
I would like to provide my sales rep with a portable mirror of a Web
server. The idea is that they'd be able to live demo our abilities
without the need for any connection to the net.
She's already got a Thinkpad running woody and I'd like to h
> and this is the output:
>
> ./prova.cgi
> X-Powered-By: PHP/4.0.3pl1
> Content-type: text/html
>
> Questo e' solo una prova
>
> why apache tel me: Premature end of script headers: ??
I can't tell you why your script isn't working correctly but Apache is
upset because you are returning th
Sebastian Ezequiel Ovide wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> just installed php4-cgi, fixed bad symlink in /usr/lib/cgi-bin
>
> The prob is,
>
> running as a standar cgi does not work ie
>
> #!/usr/bin/php
>
> apache complains
>
> [Thu Dec 21 20:18:36 2000] [error] [client 192.168.1.169] Premature end of
> s
Sebastian Ezequiel Ovide wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> just installed php4-cgi, fixed bad symlink in /usr/lib/cgi-bin
>
> The prob is,
>
> running as a standar cgi does not work ie
>
> #!/usr/bin/php
>
> apache complains
>
> [Thu Dec 21 20:18:36 2000] [error] [client 192.168.1.169] Premature end of
>
> I am new to debian and I am having problem pinging outside my remote
> server when I dial-out. I've used the pppconfig
> to setup my dial-out. When I do an ifconfig ppp0 my ip addresses match
> but it says that Point -To-Point running NOARP MULTICAST. I can used
> my dial-out for Windows 2000 and
> Then if one fileserver was down (even temporarily), then all the other
> fileservers (all four) would have to queue a message about the data and
> task and some heartbeat between fileservers could alert it when back up
> and then make sure that the particular filesystem is properly updated.
>
>
> I am new to debian and I am having problem pinging outside my remote
> server when I dial-out. I've used the pppconfig
> to setup my dial-out. When I do an ifconfig ppp0 my ip addresses match
> but it says that Point -To-Point running NOARP MULTICAST. I can used
> my dial-out for Windows 2000 an
> Then if one fileserver was down (even temporarily), then all the other
> fileservers (all four) would have to queue a message about the data and
> task and some heartbeat between fileservers could alert it when back up
> and then make sure that the particular filesystem is properly updated.
>
>
Take a look at your webalizer.current file. The second line will be
the date of the last record processed. Webalizer will not process any
files before that date to prevent duplication. I have manually changed
the date to process older log files with success.
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Take a look at your webalizer.current file. The second line will be
the date of the last record processed. Webalizer will not process any
files before that date to prevent duplication. I have manually changed
the date to process older log files with success.
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Take a look at using iproute2.
http://www.linuxguruz.org/iptables/howto/Adv-Routing-HOWTO.html#s4
Robert Davidson wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone :)
>
> I've got a problem and I can't seem to find a solution without putting
> another computer in the works as a router, which isn't really a good
> soluti
Let me see if bad drawings help any:
eth0(to Internet IP "A.A.A.A")--|--|
|Router|--eth2(192.168.1.1)
eth1(to Internet IP "B.B.B.B")--|--| eth2:0(10.0.0.1)
and
|---|
<<--to router --eth0(192.168.1.2)---|P
> as is required by RFC, routing is disabled by default. to enable
> routing:
>
> echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
>
> use /etc/sysctl.conf to have it enabled automatically at boot.
100% correct you are, but I have already done this. Note that "stuff"
coming in eth0 is getting forwarded co
Hi all,
I have successfully created a Linux "Roach Motel"... packets check in,
but they don't check out! Unfortunately, I was trying to create a
router! :-)
I have a Linux router with two connections from different service
providers (eth0 and eth1) coming in and want to route all traffic to g
> PLL is a nice theory...{et al}
I second that.
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matt wrote:
>
> nevermind my last post, i think i got it working:)
> -matt
Matt,
You should post your solution to the list for the archives. It will
help others in the future who have a similar problem.
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Code Red Worm.
Auke Rensen wrote:
>
> L.S.,
>
> While scanning my Apache Access logs I recently discovered that my webserver
> gets some strange requests. While just guessing I can say I get these
> requests about 10 to 25 times a day.
> My site is just a personal site, no commercial activitie
If any of you - or know anyone who does - need any assitence due to
the attacks in the US, please contact me.
ELB is available to provide bandwidth, mail, DNS, site mirrors, DNS,
or whatever let us know. We will do anything we can to help... and
before you flame me we are talking about FREE
> cat /proc/meminfo
> cat /proc/loadavg
The meminfo would help him but he posted that he didn't understand load
average and, anyway, needs percent of CPU used. You can not calculate
CPU usage from load average.
You could use /proc to get CPU usage but it would be rather involved
to do and why
> sorry, I should have been more specific, I need to get the output in a format
> a script could use.
> I have tried the uptime command however I'm a bit lost at what the numbers
> displayed represent (& how to turn these into a percentage).
> (If indeed this is a good way to do this)
/usr/bin/to
> Anyone know what causes this or seen this happen before?
I have no idea why but I did have this happen to me running 2.2.19.
Same exact symptoms.
Only thing unusual was that I had patched the kernel to support an
AACraid controller and made some modifications to run Oracle. At the
time I wa
Nicolas Bouthors wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a program that would allow the watching of logfiles (mainly
> syslog), and could choose to perfom an action (like sending a mail or other)
> when a certain line/sequence appears in the files.
>
> Idealy it would be easily configurable through
Hi all
Could you let me know where I can download the webalizer on the internet?
Tks
Regards
Peter
Rob Woodward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> One method I used was to use a different config file for each vitual host
> I had on the box. Each vitual host has a different log file too.
>
&g
Hey all,
I am getting requests for a file named:
__wc_end_
in my Web server logs. Anyone know what this file is? Code Red makes me
think this is another Windoze exploit that I am unaware of.
A search on google only returns a handful of results and they are all
server stats with this file
> Don't forget to run lilo again. You'll shoot yourself in the foot that way
Good point!
But as a grub user I no longer need to worry about that! :-)
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Andrew Kaplan wrote:
>
> How would I change my NIC from a 3COM to say a Kingstone (Tulip) card after
> the box was running with the 3com card.
Re-compile your kernel with support for the new NIC card and reboot.
If your box is multi-homed be sure that the new card is the same
device - i.e.
> > Thought auth was a security exploit ?>
>
> Not if you don't have an auth server running :-)
Unfortunately this will break some (stupid) programs. Running
nullidentd will solve your security and breakage problems.
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I'm sure you have already tried all this but:
> echo > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_syncookies
That should be echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_syncookies
> However, after fruitlessly trying to echo /anything/
Does /proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_suncookies exist? It should.
> got corrupt. So, I recomp
telemetrybox.org has a nice debian version of netsaint that works in
conjunction with mysql, as well as some other nice features.
At 02:49 PM 08/02/2001 -0500, Haim Dimermanas wrote:
>I suggest taking a close look at Netsaint. http://www.netsaint.org
>
> Haim.
>
>Robb Kidd wrote:
> >
>
> Is there a way to permit relaying some hosts only if the "From:"
> line is local?
>
> I mean, relay *.edu.uy only if From: *@fcien.edu.uy.
Do you mean to accept the mail regardless of where it *actually* comes
from as long as the From line *says* that it comes from edu.uy? That
> What exactly needs to be edited on exim?
> What do I need to change?
Kris,
The basic Debian install should have gotten you to - or at least close
to - the point of a working MTA but there are quite a few tweaks you can
do.
I'd suggest taking a look through the docs at www.exim.org and askin
> Everytime I try to apt-get install xxx
> I get this error:
Kris,
If you are still having troubles, it is possible that your list of
sites that apt uses to grab packages is not correct and that is why it
can't find some of the dependencies.
If you are still having trouble, could you post yo
> I am running Debian 2.2.19r3 (?) and I am having a problem installing
> openSSH which I downloaded from http;//www.openssh.org. When I run the
Is there a reason you don't just apt-get the Debian package (ssh) ?
Are the ssl libraries installed?
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> what's the name of the debian package for mod_auth_mysql ? i can't
> find any information.
It is part of apache-common.
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> whereis myisamchk ?
I think you are looking for /usr/bin/isamchk
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I thought these were removed from debian but after building a new
server with Woody I see they have re-appeared, but not as part of
the latest named or net-tools.
Does anyone know which package they are in?
Cheers,
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> ***what is this next line???
> TCP: Treason uncloaked! Peer 64.157.78.38:3136/80 shrinks window
>2672273939:2672274667. Repaired.
Use the source Allen:
/* Receiver dastardly shrinks window. Our retransmits
* become zero probes, but we should not timeout this
* connection. If the socket i
> Does Oracle ship RPM's for Red Hat?
Not that I'm aware of. Just installed it using Oracle's *really*
crappy java-based installer.
> I encountered a number of problems including inexplicable
> failures if I used native threads through Java (Green threads worked).
Yeah its bad. I installed 8
> Oracle will do the trick, but the installation on linux seems so fragile:
My experience with Oracle has been great under Linux. I have a
client that is running a couple of beefy Dell Poweredge servers (2-zenon
1Ghz chips, 2Gb memory, 300Gb RAID array, etc.) with multiple, very
large (30+ mil
Allen,
I don't know if you're aware but your mailer seems to have a Y2K
problem.
>From your mail header:
Date: Tue, 17 Jul 101 10:04:43 -0400 (EDT)
Gotta' be perl! :-)
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> PHP is OK, but i wouldn't use mysql for anything. i really don't
> understand how anyone could trust their data to a toy.
Slashdot uses mySQL as its database and I don't think that anyone
could plausibly argue that /. isn't an intensive use of a database by a
very busy, and very successful, W
Allen Ahoffman wrote:
>
> anybody been to
> www.analog.cx
> in past day or two?
> I'm wondering if analog has a new home or what I'm not getting there and
> maybe its my system.
The analog Debian package maintainer's site is:
http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/
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Jeff Lee wrote:
>
> I am looking for recommendations on search engine software to run on
> vhosted customer's sites... something I can control, or give them control
> of, as opposed to using google's free site search service. TIA :)
htdig - http://htdig.org
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sets up his document
share, printers and
LookOut! account / path.
Am I on the right track? I'm new to GNU (and loving it)
Cheers,
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>Do they make steel braided ethernet cables? :P
I'd bet the DoD has a milspec for it! :-)
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> as-is. Does the extra processing of ASP and PHP pages have any significant
> effect on the CPU usage of a web server?
HTML and ASP/PHP serve two completely different purposes.
HTML is used for pages that present fixed content and do not need to
change each time they are requested. - i.e. your s
>Do they make steel braided ethernet cables? :P
I'd bet the DoD has a milspec for it! :-)
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> as-is. Does the extra processing of ASP and PHP pages have any significant
> effect on the CPU usage of a web server?
HTML and ASP/PHP serve two completely different purposes.
HTML is used for pages that present fixed content and do not need to
change each time they are requested. - i.e. your
Russell Coker wrote:
>
> On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 23:31, Eirik Dentz wrote:
> > Well it actually hosts the company web site, so doubling it up as a
> > mailing list server probably isn't a good idea. On the other hand a
> > cluster arrangement does sound like a good idea. Any suggested reading
> > on
Hello all,
I set top up to run as a cron job once a minute to log running
porcesses and load. Everything works fine except one machine sends this
error once each hour on the half-hour. All other (identical) machines
hum along happily.
Warning: /proc/ksyms not normal
The command I'm running is "
Russell Coker wrote:
>
> On Sat, 30 Jun 2001 23:31, Eirik Dentz wrote:
> > Well it actually hosts the company web site, so doubling it up as a
> > mailing list server probably isn't a good idea. On the other hand a
> > cluster arrangement does sound like a good idea. Any suggested reading
> > o
Hello all,
I set top up to run as a cron job once a minute to log running
porcesses and load. Everything works fine except one machine sends this
error once each hour on the half-hour. All other (identical) machines
hum along happily.
Warning: /proc/ksyms not normal
The command I'm running is
> I have been reading this thread and noticed no one has suggested the MAC
> address filtering capabilities in Linux 2.4's new ip tables subsystem. I
> hear there are serious problems with using 2.4.x series kernels as a
> firewall, though; what are they?
I believe the 2.4.x iptable issues were
> I have been reading this thread and noticed no one has suggested the MAC
> address filtering capabilities in Linux 2.4's new ip tables subsystem. I
> hear there are serious problems with using 2.4.x series kernels as a
> firewall, though; what are they?
I believe the 2.4.x iptable issues wer
> What about Sangoma Wanpipe? I have not tried them myself but they are
> supported since Kernel 2.0.x.
>
> http://www.sangoma.com/wanpipe.htm
I use a Sangoma card and can *highly* recommend them. Easy set-up, the
card has been 100% reliable and Sangoma's support is the best I have
ever experienc
> What about Sangoma Wanpipe? I have not tried them myself but they are
> supported since Kernel 2.0.x.
>
> http://www.sangoma.com/wanpipe.htm
I use a Sangoma card and can *highly* recommend them. Easy set-up, the
card has been 100% reliable and Sangoma's support is the best I have
ever experien
Hello Kevin,
> should I create a separate /var
Yes, you most definitely should. IMHO, whatever config you're going for,
logs reside in /var by default in all the linux distros I've tried
> used mostly for web-hosting
> used as an IMAP/SMTP machine
In your case, given that mail would resides by
Hello Kevin,
> should I create a separate /var
Yes, you most definitely should. IMHO, whatever config you're going for,
logs reside in /var by default in all the linux distros I've tried
> used mostly for web-hosting
> used as an IMAP/SMTP machine
In your case, given that mail would resides by
> Additionally, as far as I can see, most emails get sent to the same
> moderately large list of domains (eg. aol), so the local DNS server
> would've cache them already anyway.
This has been a long thread so forgive me if this has already been
discussed but...
If you are usually delivering mult
Rich Puhek wrote:
>
> Dell RAID controllers are great... As long as you have the right info
> handy. Kevin Traas put together everything you need at:
>
> http://www.merilus.com/~kevin/aacraid.html
>
> ...Also note whether you have a PERC2 or PERC3.
> Dell RAID controllers are great... As long
> Additionally, as far as I can see, most emails get sent to the same
> moderately large list of domains (eg. aol), so the local DNS server
> would've cache them already anyway.
This has been a long thread so forgive me if this has already been
discussed but...
If you are usually delivering mul
Rich Puhek wrote:
>
> Dell RAID controllers are great... As long as you have the right info
> handy. Kevin Traas put together everything you need at:
>
> http://www.merilus.com/~kevin/aacraid.html
>
> ...Also note whether you have a PERC2 or PERC3.
> Dell RAID controllers are great... As long
Hello All,
I am using PSI as my backbone provider and, in case you haven't
heard, they have filed Chapter 11. Service is fine and I don't believe
they are going to do a Northpoint because they have been very up-front
with everything (including an advance e-mail and phone call to warn
about the b
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me if there is a good reason to allow connections to
a local DNS port(53) from remote privledges ports(< 1024)?
As I understand it *all* DNS is one of:
local port remote port
(53)<-> (53)
(1024:65535) -> (53)
(53) <- (1024:65535)
Bulent Murtezaoglu wrote:
>
> PB> Hello all, Can anyone tell me if there is a good reason to
> PB> allow connections to a local DNS port(53) from remote
> PB> privledges ports(< 1024)?
>
> Yes. Windows and possibly some other systems (little internet
> devices maybe) do not have this
> In this case, I can't take the RAM off. I need to modify the kernel
> contained in the boot disk (and in the basic packages I guess) so that I
> can install the damn thing.
>
> Anyone knows where I could start?
Does passing a mem= kernel parameter on boot have any effect?
And are you sure th
Thank you for helping me understand this more clearly. I like being
able to identify *why* all traffic is occuring and your explinations
helped me do that... and you are of course correct.
Also, just for the archives, I can add one more reason to allow it:
Cicso port forwarding firewalls.
Pet
Thank you for helping me understand this more clearly. I like being
able to identify *why* all traffic is occuring and your explinations
helped me do that... and you are of course correct.
Also, just for the archives, I can add one more reason to allow it:
Cicso port forwarding firewalls.
Pete
> In this case, I can't take the RAM off. I need to modify the kernel
> contained in the boot disk (and in the basic packages I guess) so that I
> can install the damn thing.
>
> Anyone knows where I could start?
Does passing a mem= kernel parameter on boot have any effect?
And are you sure t
Bulent Murtezaoglu wrote:
>
> PB> Hello all, Can anyone tell me if there is a good reason to
> PB> allow connections to a local DNS port(53) from remote
> PB> privledges ports(< 1024)?
>
> Yes. Windows and possibly some other systems (little internet
> devices maybe) do not have thi
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me if there is a good reason to allow connections to
a local DNS port(53) from remote privledges ports(< 1024)?
As I understand it *all* DNS is one of:
local port remote port
(53)<-> (53)
(1024:65535) -> (53)
(53) <- (1024:65535
Hello All,
I am using PSI as my backbone provider and, in case you haven't
heard, they have filed Chapter 11. Service is fine and I don't believe
they are going to do a Northpoint because they have been very up-front
with everything (including an advance e-mail and phone call to warn
about the
> Potantialy I am in danger, because I use a ISDN-Flatrate and I am
> connected 24/24 and 7/7 to the Internet. And now I have 7 MBytes
> of logs in less then 2 hours.
>
> Michelle
Would you be interested in sharing the attacking IP with us so that we
can blacklist it?
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> Potantialy I am in danger, because I use a ISDN-Flatrate and I am
> connected 24/24 and 7/7 to the Internet. And now I have 7 MBytes
> of logs in less then 2 hours.
>
> Michelle
Would you be interested in sharing the attacking IP with us so that we
can blacklist it?
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> This guy spammed debian-isp, debian-mentor, debian-sgml, and debian-doc that
> I know of. Does anyone know how to report this guy to his isp? I'm not
> using a "real" email program and I don't know what I'm looking for in the
> mail headers. (or is he using an open relay?)
The IP he sent the
> However, some people want to have the other NIC connected as well for
> redunduncy and additional bandwidth (100Mb per link).
A couple of thoughts on this:
1) For redundancy this is probably pointless since you still have
several "single points of failure" (the switch, the system bus, etc.)
an
> This guy spammed debian-isp, debian-mentor, debian-sgml, and debian-doc that
> I know of. Does anyone know how to report this guy to his isp? I'm not
> using a "real" email program and I don't know what I'm looking for in the
> mail headers. (or is he using an open relay?)
The IP he sent th
> However, some people want to have the other NIC connected as well for
> redunduncy and additional bandwidth (100Mb per link).
A couple of thoughts on this:
1) For redundancy this is probably pointless since you still have
several "single points of failure" (the switch, the system bus, etc.)
a
"L@@K dont throw away!" wrote:
>
> I've created an online community called "Have you been hacked by f*ck
> PoizonBOx?".
And a worm that attacks Solaris and IIs in relevant to the Debian-ISP
list how?
Suggestion: Please don't blindly SPAM mailing lists to promote your Web
site.
Thanks.
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"L@@K dont throw away!" wrote:
>
> I've created an online community called "Have you been hacked by f*ck
> PoizonBOx?".
And a worm that attacks Solaris and IIs in relevant to the Debian-ISP
list how?
Suggestion: Please don't blindly SPAM mailing lists to promote your Web
site.
Thanks.
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Allen Ahoffman wrote:
>
> what packages contain telnetd?
> I see xinetd package for loading it but where is the basic telnetd
> just loaded 2.2r2/i386 on a system but telnet isn't answering and i'm
> remote now.
> I need to tell the onsite person what to do to get telnetd running e.g.
> apt-get ..
Allen Ahoffman wrote:
>
> what packages contain telnetd?
> I see xinetd package for loading it but where is the basic telnetd
> just loaded 2.2r2/i386 on a system but telnet isn't answering and i'm
> remote now.
> I need to tell the onsite person what to do to get telnetd running e.g.
> apt-get .
> people report near 100% compatibility
Well let me be the first to report near 100% computability. I'm
currently running 2.4.3 on my production boxes running DNS, SMTP,
Apache, MySQL, IMAP, etc., etc. and lots of other potato packages
without trouble. You only need to grab a handful of package
Whoops... helps if I post *to* the list too!
> Yes the limit is still the usual 2Gb. The limit is actually with ext2, i
> believe, although I'm not sure.
The limit is in the kernel, not the ext2 file system, otherwise 2.4.x
wouldn't be able to support >2Gb file either. There are patches about
f
> people report near 100% compatibility
Well let me be the first to report near 100% computability. I'm
currently running 2.4.3 on my production boxes running DNS, SMTP,
Apache, MySQL, IMAP, etc., etc. and lots of other potato packages
without trouble. You only need to grab a handful of packag
Whoops... helps if I post *to* the list too!
> Yes the limit is still the usual 2Gb. The limit is actually with ext2, i
> believe, although I'm not sure.
The limit is in the kernel, not the ext2 file system, otherwise 2.4.x
wouldn't be able to support >2Gb file either. There are patches about
e avrtest.pl (for testing):
#!/usr/bin/perl
$| = 1;
while (<>) {
print "$_";
}
exit;
Any ideas, comments or hints to figure out whats going wrong?
Thanks for you help
Peter
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PETER LIEVE
And the avrtest.pl (for testing):
#!/usr/bin/perl
$| = 1;
while (<>) {
print "$_";
}
exit;
Any ideas, comments or hints to figure out whats going wrong?
Thanks for you help
Peter
____
PETER
> Have you ever been able to record something ?
Not from the sound card. I don't seem to be able to "read" from the
sound card (my understanding is that /dev/dsp is both input and output
of the sound card) but I do get audio out through the speakers.
> - you have not set up recording source pro
Happy Monday All!
I am having trouble setting up a live MP3 stream on my Debian server.
I am using icecast as the streaming server and LiveIce as the encoder.
Everything works fine... that is I can create a mp3 stream and remote
users can connect to it, but I can not seem to capture audio from t
> Have you ever been able to record something ?
Not from the sound card. I don't seem to be able to "read" from the
sound card (my understanding is that /dev/dsp is both input and output
of the sound card) but I do get audio out through the speakers.
> - you have not set up recording source pr
Happy Monday All!
I am having trouble setting up a live MP3 stream on my Debian server.
I am using icecast as the streaming server and LiveIce as the encoder.
Everything works fine... that is I can create a mp3 stream and remote
users can connect to it, but I can not seem to capture audio from
> I would imagine
>
> mount -w -t ufs -o ufstype=sun,rw /dev/sda1 /mnt/scsi
>
> The mount man page says by default UFS is mounted Read-only.
According to the mount man page -w is the same as -o rw.
Ended up that - and don't ask me why this works it just did - I mounted
the drive, then remounted
> I would imagine
>
> mount -w -t ufs -o ufstype=sun,rw /dev/sda1 /mnt/scsi
>
> The mount man page says by default UFS is mounted Read-only.
According to the mount man page -w is the same as -o rw.
Ended up that - and don't ask me why this works it just did - I mounted
the drive, then remounte
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me how (or even if it is possible) to mount a Sun UFS
drive (SunOS 5.5.1) under Linux (2.2.19) as read-write? I have tried
mount -w -t ufs -o ufstype=sun /dev/sda1 /mnt/scsi
but it mounts read only. The drive is in the localhost and I am booting
off a Linux floppy.
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