I want to let normal users to svnadmin create their own repsoities in
their home dir and can access the repositories via apache using
http://myhost/~username/svn/repos1, etc... And also, the user can
assign username/password pairs for accessing his reposities.
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I want to add some my personal files to gentoo live-cd to carry on
with. I downloaded install-x86-minimal-2004.3-r1.iso as a base. I
tried the following but failed:
# mount -o loop install-x86-minimal-2004.3-r1.iso /mnt/loop
# cp myfiles.tar.gz /mnt/loop
cp: cannot create regular file
I have started a long-time emerging in an xterm. For some reason i
want to restart X, but I don't want to intercept the emerging process.
Is it possible that I suspend it and restart X and resume it in
another xterm?
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I have a SAMBA server running. The hard disk is a ATA-1 flash drive
which does not support S.M.A.R.T. However, I still want to know it's
stablity status. Actually, according to the customer requirement, it
should generate an alarm message everytime a non-correctable error has
occurred.
The data
Will reiserfs write a log entry when file IO failed because of failure
of hard disk (for example, bad block)?
If not, will samba have such a log file?
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I received an email from one of my work partners with a attachment named
smime.p7s. He want me to reply an encrypted letter using this public
key. I have no certificates currently and thunderbird disallow me to
use the Security/Encrypt This Message option of the compose window.
Do I really
I want user1 can change the password of user2, but can not change
user3's. How?
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I want to make a i486 machine to run SAMBA server, with the following
requirements:
- The whole system should run under 32MB memory.
- The boot partition is less than 5MB, the system partition is less than
32MB, and the rest of hard disk for shared data. (Actually the hard disk
is an
I want to write a script to get infomation about the stability of my IDE
hard disk. I want to know how many bit errors have occured and
corrected. I think it maybe can be retrieved from S.M.A.R.T so I
emerge'd ide-smart, but the output of ide-smart looks like a mess for
me. How can I tell
