Hi Linuxteam,
I do have some doubt, need clarifications.
1. How i can set the umask for a particular directory, I do't want to
set system wide permissions. I want some share in samba to have 660
permissions for every file process creates.
2.In Debian, where i can control the services to run in
On Thursday 03 July 2003 09:31 am, you wrote:
so is this discussion for only the ilugd members residing in delhi. Can we
ppl on the mailing list who are not in delhi also listen to you.
Sharninder Singh
National Institute Of Management, Calcutta
have heard lots of talks about webcasting,
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 08:46:53PM +0530, Spoonman wrote:
if yu want to run apache at run level three just create a
symling in /etc/rc3.d/S91apache - /etc/init.d/apache
update-rc.d is for this. No need to manually do it.
try apt-get install linuxconf
Huh. Never install this.
On Jul 3, LinuxLingam said :
that depends. if i have an apple, the fruit, and you have apple, the
powermacintosh computer, and we exchange apples, then we will still have an
apple each, but mine would compute at 64-bits.
if i have an idea sim card and you have an idea sim card and we
Does anyone use a hotwire connexion? and if so do you have
a linux version of their authentication client.
Plus! is there a strace like thingy for windows (Just in
case i have to reverse engg).
Its been years since I last used softice and I wasnt really
On Thursday, July 03, 2003 11:16 PM [GMT+0800],
Spoonman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 12:23:43PM +0530, Yashpal Nagar wrote:
2.In Debian, where i can control the services to run in
a particular run YashpalNagar level like in redhat it is in
/usr/bin/setup - services, or
Hotwire AFAIK uses same cyberoam server but on a different port.
so linc linc.sf.net should work. But I have not tested it
Supreet
On Thu, 2003-07-03 at 23:31, Spoonman wrote:
Does anyone use a hotwire connexion? and if so do you have
a linux version of their authentication
Hotwire AFAIK uses same cyberoam server but on a different port.
Cyberroam seems to use UDP for connections, but hotwire client uses a TCP
connection to the server. At least my hotwire connection uses a TCP link and
no UDP.
so linc linc.sf.net should work. But I have not tested it
Haven't
Hi everyone,
Is there any way to limit the number of processes sendmail spawns? On a
Linux server I am administering, sendmail spawns upto 1500 processes. How
can I stop this? Also is there any way to discard messages with more than a
set number of recipients in the mail? In this particullar
Hi,
Greetings from MindSync!
We have been retained by a MNC IT client to provide them with AIX, Linux
Administrators. They are an US based IT major with their Indian operations
based at Bangalore. Expertise on any of these would be a differential
advantage - Clearcase, HP Service Desk, Unicenter
Hi Ambar,
Just try administring your server using Webmin.
You wil have less trobles with sendmail atleast.
Kapil Sethi
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