Im moving to Boston in a few weeks, and I'm getting rid of a bunch of
hardware I have laying around... mostly sparc stuff...
I have a sparc5 which I know works, and if my memory is correct, it has
a 150 or 170mhz processor, 128 megs of ram, 9 gig drive, with a keyboard
and 17 inch sony SUN
I have a FC2 machine exposed to the Internet, supporting web, ftp, ssh
and a few other functions. Each day I read the logs and see one or two
visitors trying to log into ssh as admin, guest, test and user
with one try each with a password and one without. The IP address is
always different,
Ted Roche wrote:
I have a FC2 machine exposed to the Internet, supporting web, ftp, ssh
and a few other functions. Each day I read the logs and see one or two
visitors trying to log into ssh as admin, guest, test and user
with one try each with a password and one without. The IP address is
I've looked at the UPS HOWTO and the hardware support lists for apcupsd
and NUT, but I'm little uncomfortable buying a UPS without knowing others have
had success using it with Linux. Is anyone willing to comment on their
experiences with specific UPSes with Linux?
I'm sure some of you will
Can you exclude all addresses except certain one's? This is how I deal with
it. Or look at port knocking for opening an ssh connection.
Ed
Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have a FC2 machine exposed to the Internet, supporting web, ftp, ssh
and a few other functions.
On Monday, Aug 16th 2004 at 10:44 -0400, quoth Ted Roche:
=I have a FC2 machine exposed to the Internet, supporting web, ftp, ssh and a
=few other functions. Each day I read the logs and see one or two visitors
=trying to log into ssh as admin, guest, test and user with one try
=each with a
On Mon, 2004-08-16 at 10:44, Ted Roche wrote:
Anyone have a suggestion re:
1) are these appropriate actions to take?
They are appropriate actions, but the tedious nature of manually adding
the offending IP addresses seems too much. Check out PortSentry. It will
automatically block people
Hi,
Right after Christmas we had a big discussion about printers, and about that time
my loyal, six-year old Cannon gave out on me.
I decided to buy an Epson Photo printer because:
o it could print to printable CDs and DVDs
o it seemed to be supported by Linux
o it had the capability of
I've looked at the UPS HOWTO and the hardware support lists for apcupsd
and NUT, but I'm little uncomfortable buying a UPS without knowing
others have had success using it with Linux. Is anyone willing to
comment on their experiences with specific UPSes with Linux?
I'm sure some of you
Hi Tom,
Thanks for the response.
I've had good success with APC.
Could you tell me which model(s) you've used with Linux?
I would recommend against the Belkin Universal UPS series.
NUT doesn't
have drivers for it (unless they've added it in the last 3 months).
They appear to support it now
On Aug 16, 2004, at 14:00, Larry Cook wrote:
Could you tell me which model(s) you've used with Linux?
Larry -
I've used APC SMART-UPS 1400 at a few installations with NUT and it's
worked properly. I haven't specified them, they just seem to be
popular - I think it's the biggest 120V unit they
Does anyone have any idea how I can debug this problem? I can boot from other
CDs, but FC2 just stops dead. Any ideas? I' tried other lists but I get no
response. :-(
Any ideas on how to proceed?
Does anyone successfully have a SCSI system running FC2?
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004, at 11:11am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone willing to comment on their experiences with specific UPSes with
Linux?
In my opinion, you can't go wrong with APC's Smart-UPS, Matrix, and
Symmetra lines. They may not be the cheapest, but they always work, and
well. Any
On Mon, 16 Aug 2004, at 3:24pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've used APC SMART-UPS 1400 at a few installations with NUT and it's
worked properly. I haven't specified them, they just seem to be popular -
I think it's the biggest 120V unit they make in that model range.
FYI: The Smart-UPS 1400
On Sun, 15 Aug 2004, at 1:09am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AND the two tables will cost $200 + $10. for electricity.a lot more
expensive than Hoss Traders. (sigh)
This concerns me more then the morning. Not that I'm a morning person by
any stretch of the imagination, but I can do it if I
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004, at 1:07am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was developing a CD-ROM product which contains multiple Microsoft
PowerPointless (tm) presentations.
You might as well give up on any hope of doing anything
standards-compliant right there. :-/
Pedantic clarification: This isn't
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