Damon L. Chesser wrote:
I keep coming up against a wall "Solid scripting experience required"
in my job search (for Linux sys admin). IYHO, what would be the one
scripting language to learn?
Though I find Python to be clearer and easier to write, Perl would
probably be a good choice. There
I'm running Plesk 7.5 on a Debian Sarge box. It has been running just
fine for the last few months, but for the last week or two users have
been complaining about slow mail delivery. Mail messages appear to be
received just fine, but don't get written into the target Maildirs for
anywhere from
Chris Parker wrote:
Hello all,
Does anyone know of a good cobol compiler and gui development
enviroment? I have seen open-cobol as a compiler, but was wondering
if anyone has any other recommendations?
Thanks,
Chris
That's about the only freeware Cobol compiler I've seen. I'd like to see
Serena Cantor wrote:
I use sarge and crontab.
If I log out, what happen to the program I started ?
Since you mentioned crontab, I'll assume that's the method you're
interested in. Once you've defined a job in crontab, that job doesn't
care whether you're logged in. Crontab itself is contro
Quotas for NFS shares are enforced on the server end. You would use
the usrquota and grpquota flags in fstab *on the server* for the
filesystem it's exporting. Hopefully your NAS appliance supports
quotas and offers a way to turn them on in whatever configuration
interface it has.
Ah - so I
How about snort, or zabbix, or zenoss?
Michael Habashy wrote:
I am looking to turn on some security monitoring in debian.
Something to alert me that the someone is trying a ton of different
passwords.
Or too many tcpip requests. Our too much disk activity. Or if my
apache webserver is being
mack stout wrote:
As silly as these questions are... I'm trying to convince
upper-management at my company to use Debian in our retail environment
on thin-clients, registers, and servers. I was wondering if there's a
list of companies (if not, maybe I could set one up) that use debian,
or if o
MRH wrote:
Dnia 03/10/07 20:42,Daniel Mahoney napisał:
I've got a Debian Sarge machine that is mounting it's user
directories via
NFS from a NAS appliance. Id' really like to get quotas running but I'm
not having a lot of luck.
I've tried adding "quota" an
I've got a Debian Sarge machine that is mounting it's user directories via
NFS from a NAS appliance. Id' really like to get quotas running but I'm
not having a lot of luck.
I've tried adding "quota" and "usrquota" to the fstab flags for the
NFS-mounted directory, but "mount" complains about those
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