If you happen to have a Rackspace box and use rackspace's RPMS, upgrade
PAM to, as the openssh rpm adds a new security module that isn't in
place with older PAMs.
Whatever you do, do not log off your system until you are sure you can
log into it! Trust me, I know!
:-)
On Tue, 2002-07-02 at
Does anybody have an example of how to bind to and Active Directory
server and how to search such a beast? I'm trying with ldapsearch and GQ
with absolutely no luck. I can't find any good references on the web
either!
Thanks in advance!
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> I've heard that the coolpix went downhill from the 990 to the 995,
Where did you hear that? I've read some nice reviews of the 995. I'm
looking to use it with my Meade LX50.
Didn't Compaq have a bunch of machine available on the net that one
could try the systems out and compile stuff on? Do they have an Itanium
system available?
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> So, what you're saying is that setvbuf and f*sync have nothing to do
> with each other? That setvbuf only controls buffering between the
> app and the stream/file it's writing to, whereas f*sync is essentially
> an OS buffer control mech
> My understanding of "the way things are" by default, is that the OS
> will buffer all writes until a certain point, then sync to disk.
> So, first I started playing around with fsync() and fdatasync().
> These are supposed to be 2 different functions, with fdatasync()
> supposedly being the f
>
> I'm just generally interested in learning about network programming,
> and hoping to find something I use in there to sharpen my C skills
> (which are just barely sharp enough to cut my way out of a very wet
> paper bag with :)
Pick up a copy of the GNU C Library reference while you at it.
Can't your MUA set the sender address?
On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 13:02, Paul Lussier wrote:
> In a message dated: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 12:59:07 EST
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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> >I suspect you're logging in as user 'pll' instead of user 'plussier'. Ergo (I
> >think), you should use sendmail's virtual u
Paul Iadonisi stated:
The point I was trying to make is that our ISP actually does provide
secondary MX service to some of its customers. This means that anybody
needs to be allowed to relay through those machines to the domains they
MX for. They don't need to be WIDE open, but they do need to
There's a linux book on assembly - Linux Assembly Language Programming - Bob
Neveln
If you can find it, Peter Norton had a book on learning assembly. Uses DOS
and debug for some of the book. I read this book many moons ago.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
blocking this? I'm guessing
> it's stopping it on the client side; you might try, from the "server",
> doing a
> telnet 127.0.0.1 666
> and see what happens. If that works, it's time to work over your firewall
> config.
>
> -Ken
>
> On Sat, 8 Dec 2
Hi,
Anybody runnig their own program out of xinetd? I can't get event simple
stuff to work like ls:
service unlisted
{
type= UNLISTED
protocol= tcp
socket_type = stream
wait= yes
user= root
server
Add something like this to the end of your reciepes will help sort out
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> I know he's on the list. He really does know it well, and gave a great
> presentation on the many features of Sendmail, and answered questions on
> how to configure for various situations. A couple of comments /ideas that stood
> out:
Thanks, the presenter was me, Jeff Ma
Do you have any firewall stuff in your startup scripts?
Does lynx localhost work but not lynx hostname?
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If it was tonight, I won the Battle of the MTA's (sendmail) as no one else
was there. This was 7pm, checking out upstairs and the area where geeks eat
before hand.
I have to complain. There's no meeting scheduled on the calendar. In fact I
hate the calendar, you can't just glance at it and see wh
That would be me. My first meeting was the quarterly meeting. My main
responsibilities involve inbound/outbound mail.
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> Behalf Of Paul Lussier
> Sent: Friday, March 09, 2001 11:58 AM
> To: Kurth Bemis
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I just started doing auto tools stuff for the last 4 months, after looking
at it over a year ago and failing to understand it. The 'Goat' book does a
decent job of explaining things, but an additional book that follows the
'Perl Cookbook' would be even better. One thing that the autotools
highligh
I've been to Harker's training (about 3 years ago, maybe longer). It's
worth the money. They use to include lunch too.
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Shouldn't the meeting be moved a little further south, to Incredibew? That
way while we discuss Linux, our beer could be brewing :-)
On Thu, 8 Feb 2001, Paul Lussier wrote:
> In a message dated: Thu, 08 Feb 2001 09:43:11 EST
> Jerry Kubeck said:
>
> >Has a, um, great ring to it Paul. Rolls
Hi,
Well, the March meeting is coming up. I somehow volunteered to talk about
sendmail and was wondering if there is any desired format for this? I have
yet to make it to the Nashua meetings, so I don't know what tools we have at
our disposal. Projectors? Whiteboards? Paper? Fellow member's backs?
do a grep -e "^K" /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
Is there a generics db defined?
On Sat, 6 Jan 2001, Mark Glassberg wrote:
> When I try to send mail, sendmail leaves it in the queue with the following
> explanation: rewrite: map generics not found
>
> I can send the mail using "sendmail -q", but the ap
I agree. Also, if your local mailer is procmail, you could have procmail run
the perl script.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Bruce Dawson
> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 6:39 PM
> To: Ken D'Ambrosio
> Cc: Greater NH Linux Users'
How about sendmail guru in training. I'll volunteer, what day was this and
where? Nashua?
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Paul Lussier
> Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2000 10:17 AM
> To: Jeff Macdonald
> Cc
wrote:
> > In a message dated: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 21:19:27 EST
> > "Jeff Macdonald" said:
> > >I always thought that if one understood perl code and regular
> expressions,
> > >one should be able to handle sendmail's cf file.
> >
> > That's k
Shouldn't sendmail be represented to?
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I always thought that if one understood perl code and regular expressions,
one should be able to handle sendmail's cf file. As for qmail being faster,
I haven't seen anyone claim above 70k/hour, which is what I'm getting with
sendmail at the moment.
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Is anybody using this in-house? What I mean has anyone taken the source
that makes up SourceForge, and use it inside their own company for managing
projects?
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ere's some option to do that.
At 10:55 PM 7/31/00 -0400, Derek Martin wrote:
>On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Jeff Macdonald wrote:
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> > As far as I know, it always needed the full path
>
>Nope... RH 6.1's version doesn't, and IIRC it's supposed to search your
>pa
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Things like firewalling, NAT, email, etc?
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y one had some words of wisdom.
After I recover, I think I will send a patch to the 'dd' maintainers. The patch
would ask 'Do you really want to overwrite that device? (Yes/No)' by default, and
have a 'don't ask' option for batch programs.
Benjamin Scott wrote
suggestions? And no, I don't have
a backup.
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I've been cracked via bind 4 times over the past year. Each bind was a
different version. The last time was my workstation on a LAN at work. Yes,
the LAN should of been firewalled, but more important is to not run
services that you don't really need. For workstations, use the workstation
insta
are you referring to my scheme?
>I'm still not sure about this, although I haven't tried it yet... Could you
>please give it a try and tell us about the result? I am really wondering about
>this because I read somewhere that it is possible.
>Ferenc
>
>
It's been a while since I've done net/mask stuff. I want tcp wrappers to
allow the following hosts:
206.84.220.65 - 206.84.220.94
65 -> 0100 0001
94 -> 0101 1110
95 -> 0101
160 -> 1010
206.84.220.160/255.255.255.95 ?
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involve rebooting the system? Mine is showing me junk...
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try using viewfax to view the file (you need X).
At 07:34 PM 2/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
>On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Kurth Bemis wrote:
>
> > i found this today. what is it?
> >
> > usa:/virtual/test/usr/bin# file Bonnie.20727
> > Bonnie.20727: raw G3 data, byte-padded
> > usa:/virtual/test/usr/bin#
>
>Y
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