By "make an image of the drive" do you mean a ghost image? If so, that really
won't do me much good because I'm going to be putting the dive in a different
system with much different hardware.
Kenny
> At 04:00 PM 3/9/2000 , you wrote:
>
> i'm by no means an expert but why don't you make a image o
Well, ok, then Let's not ignore things here. I gave a fairly detailed
account of what I am looking to do, and why. Aparently, several people think
that there would be a better way to go about it, but no one is saying how! So,
if people have other solutions, please feel free to share them. I am
>I was wondering if there is a way to see how big
>an archive would be if I were to tar an entire disk.
Ignoring many details and questions that occur to
me (like the question of whether this is the right
way to approach the problem in the first place) I'd
suggest something like this:
tar cvz
> I was wondering if there is a way to see how big an archive would be if I were
>to tar an entire disk. What I want to do is pull the harddrive out of one box
Won't it be the same size? At least it's a good approximation, with the
difference that it will be one single file, and not many li
tar cvf - . | wc -c
If that's what you really want to do. You could also use -zcvf to get
compression. Or you could just say df -k to see how much space is
consumed.
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All,
I was wondering if there is a way to see how big an archive would be if I were
to tar an entire disk. What I want to do is pull the harddrive out of one box
and put it into another, but keep the content of the drive the same. I'm going
to have to make all sorts of changes to the syste
Well, I've worked with a few ircd's, so here goes...
I haven't actually worked original ircd, but it was the one that all the
rest were based off of, so I imagine it's pretty stable.
ircd-hybrid is the one used on EFNet, so it scales pretty well and you can
be assured it's at least moderately st
> I have a quick question for the list. I would like to setup
>an IRC daemon on my firewall machine. I went to freshmeat.net and
Are you absolutely sure you want this? I didn't have the impression about all
these irc things that they are so well-tested against security. Well, I can't
help
Hi All,
I have updated the latest samba rpm
samba-2.0.6-19991110.i386.rpm on my RedHat 6.0 (Hedwig)
system replacing samba-2.0.3-8.i386. ( I also tried compliing
the source and generating rpm from it).
Following are some problems:-
1. Executing smbclient -L mypc does not show workgroup
a
Hello,
I have a quick question for the list. I would like to setup
an IRC daemon on my firewall machine. I went to freshmeat.net and
did a search on ircd. Strangely enough there are about fifty daemons
out there... I downloaded "the" ircd and started looking at the
documentation.
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>Hi all,
>
>According to the automounter, autofs ma
Hi all,
According to the automounter, autofs man pages, Linux does not support direct
maps. So I've constructed an indirect map like this:
auto.master:
/usr/netauto.net
auto.net:
* -fstype=nfs martin:/usr/net/&
For some reason this does not work, yet, if I
> I add the line helpme: name1, name2, name3, to /etc/aliases and
> run new aliases and I see the number of alisese change, but the messages
> do not move to the aliases users.
/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart
ccb
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Systems En
group
I am trying to get a users email aliased to different accounts ( using
red hat 6.1)
I add the line helpme: name1, name2, name3, to /etc/aliases and
run new aliases and I see the number of alisese change, but the messages
do not move to the aliases users.
any suggestions
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