Your system is probably already set up to do this, but with the public_html
directory. Look for the UserDir directive in your httpd.conf file, and
modify it according to your needs. Don't forget to restart Apache after
you've made your changes.
# UserDir: The name of the directory which is
the subnet masks of each of
your client machines. It is also possible to get closer to the original
ranges you mentioned, but that would require even more subnets.
Tim Howell
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael D.
Kirkpatrick
Sent:
Hi,
I'm setting up a firewall on my mandrake 6.1 box, and am trying to lock
down as many ports as possible. Does anybody know what range of ports
*active* ftp connections use?
Thanks,
Tim
check /etc/services
ftp-data20/tcp
ftp 21/tcp
What about the upper port ranges it can use (ie when the PORT command is
issued)? Active ftp doesn't work at all behind my firewall, and only
works from the firewall itself now that I've opened up ports 1024 - 65000.
Tim
Hi Adam,
You'll need to modify /etc/lilo.conf to point to the new kernel. THe line
you'll need to modify will look something like this:
image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.5-15mdk
In this case, change 2.2.5-15mdk to 2.2.13-22mdk. If you have a SCSI
based system, you'll also need to modify the initrd
Hi,
I am trying to get a simple mailing list program (minimalist) installed on
my 6.1 system. The program's documentation illustrates a technique to
discover the EUID/EGID of my MTA program (sendmail) in order to get proper
permissions set on some of the program's files. However, when I follow
Thanks for your help, Ramon. I now have a script that emails me only the
assigned IP address - took a while to get the parsing right! A couple
more questions, if you don't mind:
1. Is there a way to pipe the contents of a file into the subject line
when using the "mail" command? I would like
Sorry, I should have been more specific. I have been using linuxconf to
set the default gateway (and have verified its existence in
/etc/sysconfig/network) - my problem is that it not being added to the
routing table. I seem to have to do that manually. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tim
-Original
Hi,
I'm not sure if my previous posting made it to the list, so here it is
again. If this is a repeat, my apologies.
I have recently had to move my SparQ drive to another machine, and now
when I issue the command "modprobe pd" (after having issued "modprobe
paride" then "modprobe epat"), I
Hi,
My machine has recently gone insane, and now samba is behaving strangely.
When I boot the system, it fails to start NMB services (SMB services are
ok) - so, I once the system is up , I try to manually start samba
(/etc/rc.d/init.d/smb start) and both SMB and NMB start successfully. Why
I ran into a similar problem when installing WebMaker under
Mandrake6.0...in previous versions, all shared pixmaps etc. were located
in the /opt/share directory structure. Now everything is in /usr/share.
I "solved" my problem by copying /opt/share to /usr/share - maybe that's
what's needed
can check it out at http://www.dhs.org
Tim Howell
On Sun, 10 Oct 1999, Stephen Carville wrote:
Now that I have a static IP address and DSL, I would like to set up
with one of those dynamic DNS services. My ISP doesn't care much what
services I run from my home (as long as I pay my bill
David,
If you are using KFM, then you can simply choose "Save Settings" from the
options menu.
Tim
On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, R. David Whitlock wrote:
OK, I'm a little embarrased, but I'd really like to know if anyone has
some way to do this that I'm just missing or what:
When I open the view
You can download an RPM for KICQ from www.linuxberg.com
Tim
On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
Hi guys,
I'm trying to find ICQ for linux and the ICQ homepage doesn't seem to give
linux any space whatsoever.
I've heard there is KICQ, maybe others. Anywhere know of an RPM
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