I believe you can do this with RADIUS Accounting.
ngn
If your not running a server, or doing a task that requires linux
specifically, why are you using it?
What else can I use which crosses almost all hardware borders, bringing the
stability, power, and culture of Unix? It's one thing to be able to use
another Unix, or OSX (which is, of course, a
I personally like Caldera and SuSE.
carl
Sorry, but in Linux it's called RYO - Roll Your Own. Firewalling in nearly
any capacity needs to be a customized thing. If you're looking for a
firewall which has some nice tools to make the creation process pretty, and
are willing to pay for it, check out Astaro Linux. It's based on the 2.4
I've only ever heard of Quake III: Arena, which is deathmatch only, IIRC.
Sorry... You can send them MY way! I loved deathmatch, probably more than
the game itself.
I would stick with the RPM's for enterprise class servers needing anything
near 24/7. While I am not overly confident in Mandrake's update RPM's
(almost toasted my machine when they forgetting to link stuff in the /boot
dir on a kernel update), this still is the best way to go. The main
I am running Mandrake 8.1 and attempting to attach to a Netware server
using IPX. When I use slist, I continually get the message:
slist: Server not found (0x8847) in ncp_open
I got this to work once after much headache... then it just stopped again.
My interface is getting an IPX address and
Have you been able to get krecord to work through KDE2? I used it with
KDE1 and had great results... but when I made the switch I didn't get it to
work (I only spent a coupld hours one night). I've been looking for
something else which would do the trick but haven't had the time and it
hasn't
Where is the KDE2 Applet known as System Monitor? This is a monitor which
sits in the Kicker panel (or some child bar) and tells you CPU, Memory, and
Swap usage realtime.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Matrox has always been one of the best video card vendors IMHO. I've
always been very pleased with their cards.
That said, I think my next card will be an ATI All-In-Wonder, because I
know of people who have used it to do video capture with Linux and have
been pleased.
I haven't checked around,
richard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
will this work
/sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p 93 -i eth1 -j ACCEPT
It looks good to me, although I wouldn't include the interface part. You
may have to add this to your OUTPUT chain as well. If the firewall were to
live on a different box, you would want this rule in
All you really need for this in reality is
/sbin/iptables -A INPUT -p 93 -j ACCEPT
If the firewall exists on a different box from the VPN box, change that to
the FORWARD chain. Once it's working you may tighten down access to a
particular box or boxen, but put that in for starters.
ps. You
Could you be a little more specific? What on your LAN seems to be going
south? Are you suggesting that the Linux Server on the LAN is going south?
Linux is not impervious to such things as hardware failure and
misconfigurations, but other than that, I've not seen Linux need the kind
of help
While I tend to agree with Mr Woods, here are some pointers to get you
started:
(I don't like Mandrake's init scripts. They are too specialized. I prefer
Caldera's.
Here are the basics for init scripts:
case $1 in
start)
;;
stop)
;;
Nice attempt... but the idea seems good to me. It's not that anyone cares
what you are running, but you care what is supported, correct?
Netraverse's server idea a great one, IMHO. So many people run Windows on
all their desktops simply for fear of them wanting a product which will
only work
Well, I chose to do an update of my Mandrake 8.1 install which has
decidedly been a bad decision
Apparently (I haven't fixed it yet) there were many softlinks which weren't
updated when the kernel was updated. This wasn't a BIG problem until I
rebooted. Now, /usr won't mount because it's
In Mandrake 8.1 I am finding that the environment is very different than
the Caldera one I'm used to. The latest issue I've found is that while
using a Java Applet Web GUI for MetaIP's DNS/DHCP server, tab doesn't
switch me between fields, and sometimes clicking on an item in a list
doesn't
In what manner do you mean Forced? I am somewhat forced to use Lotus
Notes, but I've found that most of what I do has a couple ways to do it and
there is generally at least one way around forced. Unfortunately
sometimes that way is not necessarily pretty.
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