Darrell May wrote:
# Administration: phpmyadmin
Alias /phpmyadmin /opt/administration/phpmyadmin
Directory /opt/administration/phpmyadmin
RequireSSL on
So you will only be able to assecc this using SSL?
How do you allow dual access? Like with webmail!
Options -Indexes
What
Dan Brown wrote:
3. Directory ownership - Who should be the owner of this directory?
www or root:shared? Why?
The question also applies to files contained in the directory. I'm
really not sure. I'm still inclined to say www:www, but Darrell has
pointed out that this would allow
I was just poking around and taking a look at AIDE
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~rammer/aide.html
Has anyone compiled the source successfully under SME 5.1.2?
I know it can be done under redhat, but there seems to be a number of
challenges under SME - at least for me...
Would someone else be willing
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Ari Novikoff wrote:
I was just poking around and taking a look at AIDE
http://www.cs.tut.fi/~rammer/aide.html
Has anyone compiled the source successfully under SME 5.1.2?
I know it can be done under redhat, but there seems to be a number of
challenges under SME -
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Unless you really need the bleeding edge version, the precompiled binaries
from RedHat Powertools 7.1 are sure to be compatible. Find them here:
http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=aide
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I do appreciate this link, Charlie. I'd like to point out a
Is e-smith's ldap a necessary part of e-smith? Are they using it for
authorization or for mail delivery? If it is just an internal employee
address book, rolodap could take that function over.
John
John Powell wrote:
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, John Lederer wrote:
OpenLDAp can run multiple
SME's LDAP can be disabled if you don't care about it, it performs no
other function than providing addresses for email clients. The main thing
you would lose by disabling it and replacing it with Rolodap is the
auto-insertion into the LDAP db of new users (and the reverse, removal of
