Reboot?
Hopefully you meant restart, an in: /etc/init.d/smb restart (or the equiv
command on your box).
On 4/14/08 10:36 PM, Gary Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Found my problem - I had edited samba.conf but forgot
to reboot.
argh
Sorry for the bandwith.
- Gary
Not linux-specific persay, but mail and DNS servers can and do run in Linux,
so I figure I'm more on-topic than usual. I'm curious what opinions others
have, especially negative about a strategy to prevent spam from coming into
your mail server. I've read a couple suggestions which make a
Hi All,
This should be a fairly easy one for someone out there I have made
some modifications to a system for performance reasons. One of the
changes that I made was setting the read_ahead_kb value to 1024 (up
from 128). I used the blockdev command to do this (blockdev --setra
2048 /dev/sdb).
On Tue, 2008-04-15 at 11:06 -0400, Kenny Lussier wrote:
Hi All,
This should be a fairly easy one for someone out there I have made
some modifications to a system for performance reasons. One of the
changes that I made was setting the read_ahead_kb value to 1024 (up
from 128). I used the
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:44 AM, Neil Joseph Schelly
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read a couple suggestions which make a good deal of
sense to me, but just feel wrong.
These may or may not work right now. I suspect they'll foil some
spam attempts right now.
They'll also decrease the
Ben Scott wrote:
Personally, I also find these kinds of strategies very rude. You're
increasing *my* mail server's load because *you're* not willing to
implement a proper anti-spam solution. Don't be a jerk about your
mail system. That makes you part of the problem -- not much better
For those interested...
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From: jonathan d p ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Vermont Area Group of Unix Enthusiasts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RMS at St. Michael's and Champlain College
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:52:59 -0400
hi.
FYI:
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 09:44:35AM -0400, Neil Joseph Schelly wrote:
1 - Set a fake MX record for a nonexistent server, or for a server that won't
listen on port 25 for your _highest_ MX value. Since a lot of spam will skip
your lowest MX (primary) right away for a less-loaded backup MX with
On 4/15/08, Brian Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I once added an high numbered MX entry in a few domains which pointed to
localhost. ... I recall someone getting a
bit irate about spooling my mail on a GNHLUG server till my server was
back up... G
I got irate about *that* because you
Some of you know this already, but I'm guessing most don't.
I recently opened a computer store in Nashua, NH... quietly to try and
iron out the bugs before getting busy.
Well... We're open. The store is called Just Works and it's on Rt.101A
just across from Building 19.
We're specializing in
Ben Scott wrote:
On 4/15/08, Brian Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I once added an high numbered MX entry in a few domains which pointed to
localhost. ... I recall someone getting a
bit irate about spooling my mail on a GNHLUG server till my server was
back up... G
I got irate
Does anyone have, or know of anyone, that would be willing to part with a VT100
(or older) DEC terminal? Ideally I would like to get my hands on a VT05 or a
VT52, or something comparable. We want to hook it up and use it as a unix
terminal in the office...
--
Warren Luebkeman
Founder, COO
I might have one or more of the following in the barn:
* vt125
* vt100
* vt62 (vt52 w/built in printer)
* PDT-11/150 (vt125 w/built in PDP-11)
If someone else hasn't volunteered something already, then these are
available to whoever wants to come pick them up.
Note: I don't know
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 7:06 PM, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently opened a computer store in Nashua, NH... specializing
in complete Mandriva Linux based desktop systems ...
Sounds very cool, Brian. Please keep us all posted on how things go
as you get off the ground. I don't get
In case nobody offers an actual terminal of the type desired
I'll bet there's an emulator available (probably even
floppy-bootable) that'll turn any random cast-off PC into a
terminal with all the deisred characteristics.
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gnhlug-discuss mailing
My wife and I drive right past there on our weekly
jaunts (in season) to hike Pack Monadnock Saturday
or Sunday mornings - might you be open then? I didn't
see hours mentioned in your email or WWW site...
In any case, luck to you!
___
Michael ODonnell wrote:
My wife and I drive right past there on our weekly
jaunts (in season) to hike Pack Monadnock Saturday
or Sunday mornings - might you be open then? I didn't
see hours mentioned in your email or WWW site...
the current hours are posted at:
Ben Scott wrote:
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 7:06 PM, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently opened a computer store in Nashua, NH... specializing
in complete Mandriva Linux based desktop systems ...
Sounds very cool, Brian. Please keep us all posted on how things go
as you get off the
Kermit works well on a DOS boot floppy.
Just get FreeDos put MS-Kermit from CU on it.
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 9:52 PM, Michael ODonnell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In case nobody offers an actual terminal of the type desired
I'll bet there's an emulator available (probably even
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