On pon, 2008-09-29 at 05:34 -0700, Djingo Cacadril wrote:
> Lucas Mocellin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Thursday, September
> 25, 2008 7:57:16 PM
>
> > I marked some packets with iptables (-j MARK), and I want to "see"
> this set.
> >
> > I tried to search google, but nothing related. tcpdump doe
On pią, 2007-03-02 at 09:53 -0500, Ed Curtis wrote:
> > I always installed from the self-installing executables, not from rpms,
> > since they're rh-specific.
> > And, you might want to download updated version, because older versions
> > of NB agents tend to have problems with new glibc.
>
>
Ed Curtis napisał(a):
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck getting the Veritas Remote Unix
Agent working under debian. So far my google searches have told me that it
is not supported in debian. Any work around ideas if that is the case?
It might be not supported, but it works for me (2 debi
Julian De Marchi napisał(a):
Hi All,
I was wondering if anyone has had any luck getting the Veritas Remote Unix
Agent working under debian. So far my google searches have told me that it
is not supported in debian. Any work around ideas if that is the case?
It might be not supported, but it wo
Jordi napisał(a):
Hello.
I would like to ask questions about DNS servers:
1) What is needed to host my own domain name at home? Do I need 2
static public ip? Or just one? If I need 2, do I need 2 dsl
connections?
The absolute minimum is to have 1 static IP to host a DNS zone. But,
most regis
On pon, 2007-01-08 at 12:27 +0100, csanyipal wrote:
> Sorry, but how can I fill a bug report easily?
Use reportbug.
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Ken Walker napisał(a):
apt-get install x-windows-system
No! There ain't no such thing as X Windows!
Read the X(7x) manual
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Nicolas CANIART napisał(a):
As far as I can tell the disk actually used is /dev/sdb1 (sda1 content
is outdated).
check /proc/mdstat to be sure.
I tried to force the array assembly but I got :
% mdadm -A /dev/md0 --force
md: md0 stopped.
mdadm: /dev/sda1 has no super block - assembly ab
Tshepang Lekhonkhobe napisał(a):
Lovely defence... By the way I hear that loads of server admins tend
to avoid the 2.6 kernels, implying that they regard the 2.4 series
more stable. Can anyone confirm if it's actually so or if it's more of
paranoia?
I had oopses on early 2.6 kernels when doing
weiyun lv napisał(a):
If you want to simply check stdin, use select or poll. If U want to
use other libraries to handle terminal (ncurses? slang?), U'll have to
check it's docs to find apropriate functions.
if( feof(stdin)){
kbd();
}
read(...);
this way doesn't work, kbd() is
weiyun lv napisał(a):
one keyboard input problem:
my user space program wants to do two things:
E1. read data from one fifo and display it;
E2. Check if there is input from keyboard, if there is then handle it,
otherwise do nothing.
E1 should always be in execution, while E2 is event driven (
Nick Porter napisał(a):
I'm at a complete loss of how to make this work. The way I understand it
there are three ways to set a default route when the machine boots. 1)
Use DHCP. 2) From the Interfaces file. 3) A script in one of the
if-x.d directorys. I have tried all these and just don't see
Stephen R Laniel napisał(a):
And I guess OpenLDAP has lots
of cool GUI admin tools for managing a number of machines at
once.
Alternatively, he's talking about Novell's eDirectory, which
he says kicks the butt of any other directory service.
The trouble with eDirectory and OpenLDAP, from my
per
Florian Dorpmueller napisał(a):
for flnm in $(find . -type f ) ; do grep -l -i "the string you´d like
to find" $flnm ; done
Even worse than the "exec" example.
Think what happens when filenames contain spaces.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
I'm having some trouble installing Novell's ConsoleOne on my Debian
system. Here's what I've done so far:
1. Installed Sun's Java and tested Java is installed and working fine.
2. Downloaded File from Novell's Web Site: c1_136e-linux.tar.gz
3. I then ran tar
Piszcz, Justin napisał(a):
Sort of.
find . -type '*.c' -exec grep "my_text" {} \;
No! Never use exec this way if the command you use accepts multiple
arguments. Use xargs. (-type '*.c' is a mistake anyway ;->).
You should rather try
find . -type f -name '*.c' -print0 | xargs -0 grep "whateve
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
Hi,
I'm trying to find a word in a file using find.
I take a look at the man of find but...
All i see is to find files, perms, etc.
It's possible to find an word in a text file?
All i can do is this:
$find . -name *.c -print
You need grep, not find.
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Stephen R Laniel napisał(a):
I'm writing a script that will need to run across FreeBSD,
Debian, Gentoo and probably other machines, and will need to
tell me, among other things, which daemons would launch at
startup if the machine were rebooted. So I wonder
1) what the best Debian command is to
Hans du Plooy napisał(a):
Hi all,
I setup two instances of postfix, with the idea in mind to separate the two
sets of logs. I'm having a bit of difficulty with the logging. Running
sarge.
In the second instance of postfix, I have this in main.cf:
syslog_facility = mail-out
syslog_name = p
Claudio Plateroti napisał(a):
Do you know about the machine IBM xSeries 235 is 32 or 64 bit architecture ?
32. It uses Xeon(s) with HT, so you probably would want SMP kernel, but
it's definitely a 32-bit machine.
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supermega napisał(a):
of course:
# ip rule
0: from all lookup local
32765: from all fwmark 0x5 lookup isp2
32766: from all lookup main
32767: from all lookup default
Packets from are dropped.
If the ip rule looked like that:
0: from all lookup local
32765: from all fwmark 0x5 look
Nikolai Hlubek napisał(a):
On one of my machines I'm running a zope server. This server should only
be accessible from my LAN so I set:
hosts.deny
ALL: ALL
The hosts.deny manual states:
This denies all service to all hosts, unless they are permitted access
by entries in the allow file.
Ping
supermega napisał(a):
Funny thing:
when the "ip rule fwmark" is added then the next rule - with lower
preference - is checked, too (it can be main or "ip rule from" or
anything).
If the routes set by these 2 rules are the same then packet is
accepted.
If not then it's dropped.
I don't understan
Alexei Chetroi napisał(a):
Where I can get version 1.0.7167 of debian packages?
snapshot.debian.net has only nvidia-kernel-src which are too old.
Perhaps I can try x-org in place of xfree.
Dunno. I don't use debian Nvidia packages. I use the installer from
NVidia site.
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Alexei Chetroi napisał(a):
Hi,
I have a very strange problem with X11. I'm running sarge with Nvidia
2 MX400. nvidia-glx is 1.0.7174-4. The problem is that my desktop
freezes, so that mouse pointer still can be mooved (like old days of
win3.11 :) but nothing is updated on the screen. If I ssh
Kumar Appaiah napisał(a):
My situation is as follows: I have a very fast 'net connection here,
with a local Debian mirror with all i386 binary packages. A few months
back, I used jigdo to get the first three Sarge images, and took them
and installed them to another place, where I didn't have a fa
supermega napisał(a):
Thank you both.
Nelson Castillo, can you tell me what kernel you're using?
I ain't no Nelson Castillo, but I'm using stock debian kernels.
So..
- I download sarge/stable, install minimal system
- apt-get iproute
- do the following commands:
Clive Menzies napisał(a):
Sorry, I assumed it would be in base-config my bad :(
dpkg-reconfigure timezoneconf?
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Nelson Castillo napisał(a):
# iptables -t mangle -A PREROUTING -s -j MARK --set-mark 5
I guess you should use the conntrack module. I'm not sure,
but I think you're marking only the first packet of the
connection.
Naaah. What does mangling packets have to do with connection tracking?
Does a
Jeffrey Alsip napisał(a):
I hope you are referring to a hardware RAID (firmware running inside a
seperate RAID controller) and not some form of software RAID, as those
things are crap.
Can you back this oppinion up in any way? Especialy by some test results?
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Michael Marsh napisał(a):
I'd use
$ find / -name '*' -exec grep -l "welcome here" {} \;
Aaaargh. One of the ugliest monsters I've ever seen ;-P
The nice thing about using find is that you can limit the depth of the
search, restrict it to directories on the current filesystem, specify
a more
Ron Johnson napisał(a):
As for telling the kernel what to swap, AFAIK, there are no build
or boot parameters to control that. Linux knows how much RAM &
swapspace you have, and does what it thinks is best.
There are indeed no parameters regarding _what_ to swap (but IIRC you
can request that
askar k napisał(a):
Could anybody adive me the best hardware configuration for fileserver.
There is no such thing. You always have to take into consideration many
factors. What do you want from the server, how much money you can spend
and so on.
Do I need to have Raid-5 or smth like that t
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
My MySQL installation does not have a mysql.sock
file(it is not anywhere in my system).So,when I
try to connect to the mysql server the connection
fails.My Debian system when starting shows that
mysql server is starting,when stopping shows that
mysql server is stop
Roberto C. Sanchez napisał(a):
I'm not going to answer about the right controller (dont have RAID
experience) but IIRC can you can only have four IDE controllers in
one system (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary & Quartinary) so your total
will be 8 drives including the CD-ROM?
Only if they are seen
Fred napisał(a):
I'm not going to answer about the right controller (dont have RAID
experience) but IIRC can you can only have four IDE controllers in one
system (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary & Quartinary) so your total will be
8 drives including the CD-ROM?
Only if they are seen as IDE contr
I've got a netbackup linux client installed on a machine which uses
mostly debian testing (I've got some positive pinings for few stable
packets and general negative pinning for unstable/experimental (I don't
even remember why ;->)).
The problem that occured few days ago is that I cannot connect
John Hasler napisał(a):
[NNTP servers work with ] gazillions of small files.
Mariusz Kruk writes:
leafnode - yes.
and cnews.
inn - can be IIRC configured to work this way but can also work with big
cycbuf files.
Thus making the contents of the spool inaccessible to anything but inn.
Yep
Rishi napisał(a):
Is there a global setting to set the umask for all applications to use 002?
Probably not.
If the application insists on giving a file permissions, let's say, 0600
you can't forbid it with umask. With umask you can only prohibit them
from giving some permissions. Not the other
John Hasler napisał(a):
I meant, "do nntd daemons work with A Few Big Files, or One File Per
Message?
Gazillions of small files.
Not necesarily.
leafnode - yes. one file per message (or even worse than that).
inn - can be IIRC configured to work this way but can also work with big
cycbuf file
Rishi napisał(a):
By setting the umask 002 in /etc/profile my problem is resolved as far
as I create files and folder using Nautilus or a bash console.
:-(
The problem still persists if I create folders or save files
(attachments) using applications like Kmail, Mozilla, or Konqueror.
:-(
Is t
Joe Smith napisał(a):
Perhaps, if squid does get confused (two
squids on one IP address) you could run the second instance on a fake IP
address/alias but I don't know much about that.
And I know all to much about that. IT is done by creating a new loopback
ethernet device, and briging it to your
Rishi napisał(a):
Hi
I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this question. If it is
not, I would be grateful to anyone that would be kind enough to point
to me appropriate forum so that I can take this query there instead.
I need to retain the same file permissions and ownership across
sub
Ben Sagal napisał(a):
Is it possible to run two copies of squid concurrently (same
executable + cache, just different config files)?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you cannot share cache directiories
between different squid instances.
But you could always try to run one copy of squid act
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
Can you be more specific? Because I have all those keys working.
Therefore I may only assume PEBKAC
you have numlock enabled for every console?
and HOME return you in begining of command promt and END in the end?
i have to press ctrl+a or ctrl+e
Yes, I never had a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał(a):
Hi
last 5 years i've didn't seen any keyboard without this buttons.
And they can't be used for andthing else instead of therir main function.
Isn't time for debian to enable them by default or to provide ability to
configure them on install.
Can you be more specif
Andrej Repisky napisał(a):
Hello,
I have encountered the following problem after installation of Debian i386 on a computer. For istallation I used CD that I had prepares using an image from the debian website.
Most of the commands do not work. For example links, lynx, gcc and so on. B
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