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. You might avoid it if
you run a nameserver and squid proxy on the host and configure the
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a standard
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Check your samba filters.
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On Fri, 2008-11-14 at 09:55 -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> I just did a new FC9 (fully updated) install, and it regularly rejects
> outgoing
> mail with the subject error message. The address does resolve, of course, so
> I'm
> no
you need the admin password or the sudoers password to make this work.
If you set up the system yourself, you should have the admin password,
otherwise, contact the system administrator.
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>
> Would yo
bruce wrote:
hi les/guys...
assume you had/have a usb/external drive that was connected to the laptop.
assume that it was also the same size (2.5") as the laptop drive... couldn't
you set up a process to do a complete rsync/backup every x hours of
everything on the drive in use.
achine to hold a compressed disk image.
http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/
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Roman Makurin wrote:
В Втр, 04/11/2008 в 09:46 -0600, Les Mikesell пишет:
Does anyone have step-by-step instructions for using freenx 7.3's
ability to remotely mirror the console session? I'm trying to do it
under Centos but maybe someone here has more experience with it. I can
mi
t
been able to get a connection to the console session. If I say I want a
vnc session I can see mirroring the console as a choice but haven't been
able to make it connect.
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r the initial screen draw.
If you haven't tried it, it is much more responsive on remote
connections than other remote X approaches and cross platform clients
are easy to install.
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On Sun, 2008-11-02 at 11:48 -0600, Les Mikesell wrote:
> Antonio Olivares wrote:
> >
> >>>> Which one do you think is better and for what
> >> reasons. Ubuntu or Fedora
> >>>> 9. Personally I like Fedora 9.
> >>>>
> >>>
sfied customers,
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else and probably for a longer time than anything else.
Blame vista for changing interfaces which is what breaks things.
Something Microsoft does every decade or so (and maybe they've learned
something from it now) and linux continues to do about every month.
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y contrast, even
near the end of FC6's life, a kernel update would not boot on some
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Craig White wrote:
On Sun, 2008-11-02 at 21:54 -0600, Les Mikesell wrote:
Chris Tyler wrote:
On Sun, 2008-11-02 at 20:41 -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
I would certainly find Fedora more useful if it got security fixes for a year
instead of six months.
Fedora gets security fixes and updates for
Bruno Wolff III wrote:
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work as a business. The Delorian is best known as the car in the "Back
to the Future"movies.
Perhaps, but their owner's creative ideas in financing also got them a lo
bug fixes in the updates to understand why you
really don't want to upgrade anything important until after about 6
months after a release.
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od match to what fedora does. Have
you heard of that one? It stuck all the new technology available in
1957 into one car. Engineering-wise it was not bad at all, but it was
such a flop in acceptance that the name became a joke.
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't be supported with interchangeable parts? You aren't talking Ford
and Chevy here - it's more like DeLorian and Tesla.
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nstead of
beating your head ageist the wall trying to change the goals of the
rest of us?
Basically I'm just wondering out loud where the next server distribution
is going to come from.
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Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
Are you working simply to improve your computer? I thought the machines
were supposed to work for us.
Some people like to explore the way machines work, and modify them,
rather then just use them. If we didn't have people that like to
&q
Claude Jones wrote:
On Fri October 31 2008 1:06:10 pm Les Mikesell wrote:
The real problem with this from a user's perspective is that
no version of fedora ever 'matures'.
I have no idea why I'm jumping in to this, Les, but the real
problem is that you refuse to accept t
Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
The real problem with this from a user's perspective is that no version
of fedora ever 'matures'. That is, you can participate in the process,
report bugs, etc., but you never end up with a resulting improved,
stable version that is
iscarded and replaced with new betas from upstream.
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d up with at least a framebuffer containing a
root xterm in the waiting remote vncviewer. But, those options don't
work together.
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has a price factor that might make it attractive - and they
give away toys. When the choice is among free linux distributions, what
is the point of making one into something users don't want?
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other mounted filesystems.
(Does anyone else think .gvfs is a PITA?)
I usually throw in the -mount option to find on general principles to
keep it from walking into isos or nfs mounts that might be in arbitrary
places and explicitly list the mount points I want if it has to span them.
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Dave Ihnat wrote:
On Thu, Oct 30, 2008 at 11:02:46AM -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:
Sure, but there were reasons that SysV, AIX, Solaris, HPUX etc. didn't
share the best way do everything. Among opensource builds of
essentially the same upstream packages there's less excuse t
Dave Ihnat wrote:
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However, there are conceptual differences in system administration so it
is somewhat painful to jump back and forth between ubuntu and an RPM
based system with redhat-style configuration frequently.
True; but
pplications on different
machines to isolate them.
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d save the GUIness for when you want to pick a
new package or two?
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hardware and
drivers. You can sort-of get most of the effect by making /boot a
separate partition, doing a basic install on the new hardware, then
removing everything except /boot and copying in your old stuff, but that
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static IP (or dynamic dns) you can make it connect. If
you only need to connect to the tunnel endpoint you can use private
addresses for the tunnel and add routing for it on your home side. For
more than that you'll need routing set up on both sides or NAT on the
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As long as you don't check the
box under 'advanced' that says 'disable encryption of all traffic'
everything should run through its internally set up ssh tunnel (which
shouldn't care that it is running through your reverse tunnel_.
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reenx always performs better for me, except perhaps for the initial
screen draw and I use it over a local lan, remote cablemodem, and an
assortment of slower remote connections. What are the circumstances
where vnc works better for you?
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only port 22 so your firewall probably already permits it and remote
performance is much better than vnc.
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r the default gateway or the DNS servers
that are offered. That is, I just want to be able to reach the
addresses on that branch, not route anything through it. Screwing up
your default gateway is at least as bad as resolv.conf.
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ompress it by hand?
I thought /etc/mdadm.conf wasn't really necessary anymore - and you said
the rescue mode boot worked when it obviously couldn't read it. What
happens if you just remove it?
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I extracted the initrd file and looked at the file "init". in this file
I can see the following (relevant) information..
echo Creating block device nodes.
mkblkdevs
echo "loading raid1 module"
modprobe -
robe md" before this? Did you build this
configuration with the installer or have you copied a working system to
a different machine?
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mention, but are the underlying
partition types set to FD (raid autodetect). I don't see why they'd
work from the rescue boot if they aren't though unless you are
assembling them by hand.
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Not by itself, but its a reasonable thing to run in backticks so the
shell will do it for you:
echo `cat multi_line_file`
or
echo $(cat multi_line_file`)
if you prefer that syntax.
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u can also include
ETHTOOL_OPTS in your ifcfg-ethX file to force a setting but if the other
end of the connection is set to autonegotiate both ends must negotiate -
and current equipment usually gets it right.
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eas?
Are you sure it is really doing a copy? Rsync will attempt to update
the file attributes and display the name if you use -v, but they won't
quite match between fat and linux filesystems so it will do it again
next time. It shouldn't take much time, though.
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error -110
usb 5-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 3
usb 5-2: device descriptor read/64, error -110
But the drive mounts and reads correctly under windows.
Any ideas?
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, run them natively on the host
or a different system and let the clients connect remotely. If you need
to test the database server side under different OS versions you could
try iscsi disk connections instead of vmware images.
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a mac
or a pc with its outlook sync software will work with it. Is there a
free equivalent? Or some other wireless device that works as well as
the ipod touch?
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There are also several kinds of "H" drivers on the market that can drive
the pump based upon duty cycle which gives the same effect as current
control, but with more torque available.
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On Thu, 2008-09-11 at 21:02 +, g wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
ay with
autodetection of devices, etc. you may find you need more things running
just in case.
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ay or may not be better than seeing it in your MUA's outbox until it is
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prefer to configure their MUA(s) to speak
SMTP directly with an ISP or 3rd party relay, but the preference is more
likely due to the nicer fill-in-the-form configuration interface instead
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Les Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Give thunderbird a try. It looks/works pretty much the same across
linux/windows/mac and is all pretty obvious.
Thanks, I'll have a look at it.
At first glance it still seems to have more bells and whistles tha
m calendar mode to mail reader mode (or why
the modes are hidden in a second-level pull-down.) There must be
something simpler out there. Help.
Give thunderbird a try. It looks/works pretty much the same across
linux/windows/mac and is all pretty obvious.
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out one of the mirrors and sync'ing to a new one. Plus, you don't have
to worry about matching up with the old controller if you want to move a
disk or a set.
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ople capable of that - but in the planned scenario
the same person has to also possess the old signing key.
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why you need a different reason to trust the key
than the content it verifies.
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ing the key at all if you implicitly trust the
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to start from scratch so you can't fool anyone.
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al repositories. Can any key trust
scenario where they have to obtain a new key protect against installing
modified packages? (i.e. assume that the fake key and packages come from
the same place(s) pretending to be the official repositories and mirrors).
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#x27;t does
as well.
if ! ifconfig eth0 | grep -q 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx
then
echo 'wrong box'
exit 1
fi
..rest of script..
You could also find this value in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
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disagree with that, although you do have a point that the current state
makes it difficult enough to set up that many users don't bother. But I
don't think that justifies removing it - and I'd expect more than
logwatch to have RPM dependencies on a mail transport.
- or pretty much
anywhere, including using SMTP authentication and SSL. I'd agree that
this is more difficult than necessary and should have the same
fill-in-the-form GUI that an MUA would have for the same items, but not
that the functionality isn't there or isn't needed.
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I'm looking at the majority of users here. Simply because you use
sendmail to send you an email or atd to tell you to wake up in the
morning doesn't mean default Fedora install users use it. This kind of
elitist attitude does Fedora no good.
I don't think it is elit
I don't know what you think 'normal' users do, but most of the point of
having a computer is that it can do things for you automatically.
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ike quite a lot of generally-useful stuff too,
particularly the inclusion of a compatibly packaged Sun Java which is
rather difficult to come by in Centos-land.
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the Centosplus repository with a kernel
containing some drivers and filesystems present in fedora but removed
from RHEL and some other things. I'm not sure what SL adds.
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more
trustworthy than the commercial services. That might be the case for
some folks using the site in question.
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in needed communications. I'd suggest reconsidering
whether your community is important or not.
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w key. They have announced that they do not
believe there is any risk from existing content. What do you want to
know?
When and how did the intrusion occur? How was it initially detected?
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not read because they are pink with blue text.
Doubtless I could change the colours if I were sufficiently interested.
Their colors are just fine, as is their choice to encrypt with a
self-signed certificate. Your choice not to accept the page might also
be reasonable if you understood why you
rt. Otherwise it is
probably just a site that only wants encryption for the data stream - or
perhaps just the authentication, but http(s) doesn't provide a handy way
to separate the steps.
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
I don't really see the point of running an OS that is antagonistic
toward the drivers and applications that would make it useful but I'm
curious enough about how it is going to mesh with the next RHEL cut to
keep watching. By the way,
g wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
Yes, as long as they match the project's policies.
so what is wrong with that?
Many, perhaps most, issues that users have with fedora have to do with
the policy of hostility towards software that is not included in the
distribution (and there is no poi
nywhere. But you have to discard the questions and incorrect
answers that a search will return and it's not really a good replacement
for a tutorial on how to find, add, and maintain the components that
fedora omits.
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ve a specific need
for a feature I can't get elsewhere before trying to deal with it.
I don't really see the point of running an OS that is antagonistic
toward the drivers and applications that would make it useful but I'm
curious enough about how it is going to mesh with t
part time?
I did presume that when posting a link to a screenshot as proof that
something works he might have read the associated article describing the
parts that still don't work - or what some other developers had to say
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Oh, sure. Feel free to look up the archives.
Different conversation, I guess.
You claimed a official Java implementation wouldn't have issues. OpenJDK
is one.
I expected more from the conformance test. Apparently
ation would
not be so simple.
see my reply to Antonio Olivares.
I think you are mistaken. Are you on any mail lists that have run some
time without an associated wiki, then added one?
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;s mistakes is what wastes time. Here's what one
of their developers said more recently:
http://n2.nabble.com/Broken-Startup-on-Fedora-9-td640408.html#a640628
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
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That's a matter of opinion. It may matter to you why your 3rd party
application doesn't run. It matters to me whether it runs or not.
It is not a matter of opinion. You claimed that if Fedora shipped
official Java, then the prob
anoia pill dose is a bit low again
The multi-media file thing was a good point once - and was addressed.
Totem and friends now helpfully explain why your mp3 won't just play.
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Nokia phone
simulators and other stuff on top.
OK, your idea of a new user is clearly a lot different than mine.
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ava and certified as such. You cannot
continue to claim otherwise. If you still run into problems, you should
be filing bug reports.
Against what? Applications that specify that they require Sun Java 1.4
or 1.5? And what about that long history of shipping something known
not to be Java?
Anne Wilson wrote:
Since we're talking wikis, we are putting together one for all thinks kde.
^^
Very appropriate terminology, intentional or not.
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Rahul Sundaram wrote:
Les Mikesell wrote:
That's slightly less important in f9 than it used to
be but there are still plenty of things that won't work with openjdk.
True but OpenJDK in Fedora 9 is 100% certified Java
http://developer.redhatmagazine.com/2008/07/08/java-in-fedora-f
rting point.
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that have 'right' answers.
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o obtain a list of thousands of references to any
particular topic - but sorting out the correct/relevant answers is the
hard part, especially when the right answer changes over time.
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ficial, non-US site hosting a
wiki to organize it (and perhaps those --release rpms to set up the
missing yum repos).
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sense - stuff like VMware, flash, realplayer), or how to
install Sun Java, yet they are all equally shunned subjects in official
channels. That is their right, of course, but it means that fedora
users need to be prepared to find information and resources elsewhere.
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Tim wrote:
On Thu, 2008-08-28 at 08:45 -0500, Les Mikesell wrote:
Just the same way things work now except that there would be less
repetition and once a pattern of showing useful info in the wiki
emerged, people would start to look there first.
Just like how people use Google instead of
rcial product work (flash/vmware/etc., etc.)? There are
legal reasons for some of that for a US based company. Some is just
anticompetitive philosophy. Regardless, what users need to know is not
going to be supplied through any official channel.
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Les Mikesell wrote:
The ideal situation is to have volunteers that organize and maintain the
answers to common questions on the mail list into a wiki so repeat
questions can be answered with a link - or avoided by searching there
first.
so then every one who is going to reply to
easons are not mentioned, and probably can't be on any official fedora
wiki either.
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pulseaudio itself or just the way it is configured in fedora. I
suspect the latter, but don't know where to find any documentation about
undoing that setup without breaking other things.
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Anders Karlsson wrote:
* Les Mikesell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20080825 16:06]:
Thomas Cameron wrote:
I understand
that the path to recovery from this kind of breach is incredibly
painful, and there are numerous folks managing that recovery.
Knowing that, doesn't it bother you that you
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