On Iau, 2005-02-17 at 20:19, Post, Mark K wrote:
> Before I go and spend a lot of time on this, I figured I would ask first
> (this time). Can anybody identify which of the 2.6 patches on
> developerWorks are _not_ in the 2.6.10 kernel source? I know that xip2fs
> was added recently, but I'm not
> I'm seeing the following on a fresh install of Sendmail 8 SuSe Server.
> Any thoughts and thank you
Normal/Working As Designed. You have to explicitly tell sendmail what IP
addresses are permitted to use or relay through it, including your own.
YaST has a panel to do this (in network services co
For those of you who use our SWAPGEN tool, the latest version is
available at http://sinenomine.net/vm/swapgen. I added an alias so that
if we reorg things here, there will be a stable location for access to
SWAPGEN.
Enjoy.
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I am in the process of installing SLES9. I created a Linux NFS server and
root install tree according to the procedures obtained from
http://mikemacisaac.com/mksles9root. When prompted for the NFS server, I
enter the address of the box and for the directory I enter the directory
of the NFS server w
Did you also create the yast/order file to list the directories that
you install from?
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No, I did not, where is that documented or how do I go about doing that?
Peter
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Did yo
My files contain the following:
u247kn8zb922:/usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root/yast # cat order
/sles9/CD1 /sles9/CD1
/core9/CD1 /core9/CD1
u247kn8zb922:/usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root/yast # cat instorder
/sles9/CD1 /sles9/CD1
/core9/CD1 /core9/CD1
Should they be
sles9/CD1 sles9/C
Mine looks like this:
linux:~/sles9-s390/sles9root/yast # cat order
/sles9/CD1 /sles9/CD1
/core9/CD1 /core9/CD1
There should be exactly one space between the words. When I installed
64bit, I had to ipl the RDR like 5 times and repeat the prompts to get it
right.
I think SuSE badly needs to impro
Different error in my /var/log/messeges file, hmm. The only change to
my Sendmail.mc file was the following; I remmed this statement out. TIA.
dnl # DAEMON_OPTIONS(`Port=smtp,Addr=127.0.0.1, Name=MTA')dnl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/mail # makemap hash /etc/mail/access <
/etc/mail/access
[EMAIL PROT
I am assuming your using FTP, do "pwd" on the account that FTP is signing
on to.
i.e. if account you sign-on comes back /home/peter, then you would have to
../sles9/CD1 or your can setup a symbolic link to
/home/peter/sles9/CD1
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I have a SUSE9 on an intel desktop. With this desktop running as X-server,
what is the correct procedure to run a KDE client of the mainframe SLES9 .
When I run KDE on top of the desktop KDE, the windows goes crazy and kills
the kicker. What I like to do is run the mainframe KDE client on an
en
Nope, not working, since my installation root is the NFS server is
/usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root, should I change one of the
directories in yast/order and/or yast/instorder?
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Peter,
> Should they be
>
> sles9/CD1 sles9/CD1
> core9/CD1 core9/CD1
Yes, I'm guessing the leading slash is a bug. If so, sorry. Did you try
without it?
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I get the following error:
Packages sles-admin_en-9.1.0.5.16.s390 was not found on the medium
err:11283:ERROR(Media:file not found)
enter ABORT, RETRY, IGNORE
I edited files instorder and order in directory
/usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root/yast on my NFS server and then save
the files. I th
Simplest is:
1) set up remote login using SSH keys instead of userid/pw (see
ssh-keygen and ssh man page) on mainframe linux.
2) on Intel: ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] command
your $DISPLAY var and shell environment are carried over to the
mainframe Linux if set on Intel, and the client pops up just l
Alan,
Thanks for the warning. Is there a collection of these patches anywhere? I
just downloaded the FC3 kernel update, and it has an intriguing file named
patch-2.6.10-ac12.bz2 in it. When I looked at it, though, I couldn't tell
if any of the patches were security related. There were ~25 othe
Peter,
> I get the following error:
>
> Packages sles-admin_en-9.1.0.5.16.s390 was not found on the medium
> err:11283:ERROR(Media:file not found)
In my install tree, I look for that file and can't find it:
# cd /nfs/sles9root
# find . -name "sles-admin_en-9.1.0.5.16.s390*"
But, using a wildcar
Thanks to all that responded. The iso images were created directly from
the CDs and had checked out fine.
The magic combination was the following:
sles9/CD1 /sles9/CD1
core9/CD1 /core9/CD1
Note the no leading "/" for the first entry but the leading "/" for the
second entry.
This in
If you make sure that you forward X11 traffic through ssh, then there
will be a DISPLAY variable set to a local socket the the
authentication is taken care of as well. That's probably simpler than
fiddle with xhost stuff.
Rob
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Strange. This is not consistent with my experience -- mine has the / on the
first word. Could it be dependent on how you answer the "install directory"
prompt?
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I do not know, I answered the NFS install directory with the following:
/usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root
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OK, here's the process that I've tried:
1) Using desktop intel linux, boots up and login in kde environment.
2) start a "konsole" shell
3) ssh -X mainframeLinux
4) while login to mainframeLinux, I can run things like, xeyes, xclock,
yast2, konqueror successfully with no problems. I know that the
> 5) run "kde". Corrupts the window and kills kicker but continues to run
> somewhat.
The desktop opens up a bunch of windows and you create a mess of
various windows on your workstation managed by two different window
managers. You probably should not run a desktop but stick to just
running an a
Is /usr/local/share/sles9-s390/sles9root created from 6 CD? Only
FTP need to be "relative". I use FTP and that we my problem
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> What I'd really want to do is run the mainframe kde client on
> a separate
> window.
You're confusing client, server and window manager. In X terms, the X
*server* runs on the machine with the keyboard and mouse, as does the
window manager. Clients run *anywhere* and point their DISPLAY env
vari
On Gwe, 2005-02-18 at 17:28, Post, Mark K wrote:
> Alan,
>
> Thanks for the warning. Is there a collection of these patches anywhere? I
> just downloaded the FC3 kernel update, and it has an intriguing file named
> patch-2.6.10-ac12.bz2 in it. When I looked at it, though, I couldn't tell
> if an
Like this? Still no joy,thank you!
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/mail # cat access
# Check the /usr/share/doc/sendmail/README.cf file for a description
# of the format of this file. (search for access_db in that file)
# The /usr/share/doc/sendmail/README.cf is part of the sendmail-doc
# package.
#
# by
Did you re-hash the database after updating the file?
Mark Post
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Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 2:59 PM
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Subject: Re: sendmail relaying denied error, bummer
L
I need to update a base SLES8 install (You isn't available at this
point).
I keep looking for the SP3 for SLES8 and I can't find it. I wanted to
download it, blow a CD and update the system. Then use YOU for the
final update. Otherwise I have a SP1 cd, but YOU will take forever.
Does anyone ha
I did, same error.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/mail # makemap hash /etc/mail/access <
/etc/mail/access
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/mail # /etc/init.d/sendmail start
Starting sendmail:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/mail # /etc/init.d/sendmail restart
Shutting down sendmail:[ OK
Doesn't seem like I can send a link that you can click on - it'll just
go back to the login screen.
Once you've logged into portal.suse.com, click patch support db on the
left, then "versions/products", then your SLES8 version product name,
then scroll down about 1/2 way and you'll see SP3 ISO lin
Is the DNS client resolver configured on this machine?
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I'm guessing at what my problem is now
We had support for 7.3 and 8.1 obtained thru Suse.
Then we let support drop (until the new fiscal year).
By that time, Novell took over. We then got support there.
However, now we are only authorized for SDK 9.
I'll have to find out what we nee
Try running Xnest on your Linux desktop (it's in the XFree86-Xnest
package on Red Hat, not sure what the equivalent is on SLES). It's
basically an xserver that is nested within another xserver, and it just
appears as another window on your intel linux desktop. You could run
your mainframe Linux K
We've got one test instance of SLES9 on z/VM 5.1 that has the following
disk layout
MDISK 200 3380 /dev/dasda1 /bootext3
defaults
MDISK 201 3380 /dev/dasdb1 / reiserfsacl,user_xattr
MDISK 202 3380 /dev/dasdc1 /usrreiserfsacl,user_xatt
This looks like a recipe for disaster:
makemap hash /etc/mail/access < /etc/mail/access
Did you really specify the same file twice?
Mark Post
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Thanks to all who responded. And I apologize for my client/server
confusion. It does take a different meaning when talking about X .
I do want to run the x-server and the window manager on the intel box to
avoid the cpu hit on the mainframe.
The missing piece that I was looking for is:
startx
yes per my documentation, how should I have done it?
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This looks like a rec
I have my /etc/resolv.conf configured correctly yes on my sendmail server.
nslookup works fine.
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