Hey everyone,
We're prepping to upgrade our debian installation of requestion
tracker from 3.0.10 to the lates 3.2.2. Does anybody know what (if
any) changes occured to the database schema and how to apply these
changes to an existing database? I can't find much help with this in
the debian pack
I read that PPP is PAM enabled by default, but I can't seem to get
pptpd to authenticate using PAM. Do I have to something special in
the pptp config or the chap secrets file?
Thanks.
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I am setting up a PPTP VPN that authenticates users against a radius
server. I compiled pppd with radius support and made the changes to
the pptpd and pppd configurations that I found online (they are
below). The FreeRADIUS server is set up to authenticate via LDAP.
When I tested the VPN as a us
I'm sorry. I did a little more searching and found a nice description
and howto on debian.org with exactly what I need.
I'm sorry for wasting anyones time.
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 01:08:22 -0500, Nathan Kroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We have a private local debian mirror t
We have a private local debian mirror to be able to update our entire
server farm without stealing masive amounts of bandwidth from someone
else and we would like to figure out how to put the .deb packages we
make on the local mirror so that we can have the servers recognize
them as regular debs an
I'm settin up a pptpd vpn server. I'd like to be able to use radius
for authentication but I'm having a difficult time finding anything
that has to do with this on debian systems.
I'd also like to be able to allow more than 21 client connections. If
this mean recompiling, I'm more than willing to
I'm settin up a pptpd vpn server. I'd like to be able to use radius
for authentication but I'm having a difficult time finding anything
that has to do with this on debian systems.
I'd also like to be able to allow more than 21 client connections. If
this mean recompiling, I'm more than willing to
any ideas? has anyone every used any exabyte product in debian?
thanks
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We have an Exabyte VXA2 packetloader 1U attached via SCSI to a server.
We have used mtx and Exabyte's own loadLibtool to rotate the chager
and maniopulate the cartridges, but we cannot arite to any tapes.
After a tape is loaded in the drive, I try the dump command below:
hostname:~# dump -0u -v -
I have recently become aware of the fact that Debian is still using
XFree86 4.3 on all of its releases and seems to have no plans on
converting to xorg. Is this true? Is there development underway for
make xorg the new default x server?
I'm just wondering because it seems odd to me that debian is
> We have a script on our webmail that allows users to change their
> email/nt passwords. We used to be using NT 4/5 and just recently
> upgraded our PDC to Windows server 2003. Since then, smbauth doesn't
> work. When run on the command line with the correct password it
> states:
> Could not co
We have a script on our webmail that allows users to change their
email/nt passwords. We used to be using NT 4/5 and just recently
upgraded our PDC to Windows server 2003. Since then, smbauth doesn't
work. When run on the command line with the correct password it
states:
Could not connect to ser
The hp compaq nw8000 has an Intel Corp. 82801DB Ac 97 modem. It is
not supported by any defualt modules in the kernel and I'm having
troubles finding good info on google. Has anyone gotten this modem to
work? Any ideas to help?
This is output from linmodems.org scanModem utility
0703: 8086:24c6
> Don't top post. :)
>
> 1. Do you have the login timeout plugin installed?
> 2. Your users might benefit from quicksave plugin. It stores the
> (encrypted) email in progress on the users machine, using cookies, so that
> if the session is disconnected or the user closes the browser, they can
> g
t; On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 10:21:05 -0500
> > > Nathan Kroll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > >> This isn't really debian specific or anything but I know that someone
> > >> here will know the answer.
> > >>
> > >> I
> wrote:
> On 2004-07-19, Nathan Kroll penned:
>
>
> > We have a webserver that serves personal webpages that are mounted
> > thru NFS. There must be somethign weird with NFS because ever since
> > the new update the load on any of our debian boxes have been abou
This isn't really debian specific or anything but I know that someone
here will know the answer.
I'd like to change the session timeout value in squirrelmail. I can't
seem to find any help on google or in the squirellmail docs.
I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks.
Nate Kroll
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We have a webserver that serves personal webpages that are mounted
thru NFS. There must be somethign weird with NFS because ever since
the new update the load on any of our debian boxes have been about 2
non-stop. The kern.log is full of error messages like this:
Jul 19 00:48:00 kernel: nfs
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