Hi,
I have a silly question -
How can I causeshutdown to not
ask for password when I run it as non-root?
Thanks, people
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They do sell some commersial program that support Unix.
If ill have any succsses ill post it here.
By the way the UPS HOWTO does mention Advice - model 1200, i wonder if it the same
spec as the PR family
"Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote:
> BNM>> Once when I still had RH4.0 advice UPS work
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999 22:03:22 +0200, Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Slightly edited for brevity.
>
>> In the words of butthead: "h. Aaaah ."
>> What in blazes are ye talking about man ? me AD&D days are long gone, and
>> far forgotten, for I had walked to earth with
Hi,
at the Hebrew University we have legato and I am backing up my linux on it
(it has a RH client that can also be installed on SuSE etc.). Backup seems
to work. The only problem is that I have NO IDEA as how to use the plenty
of command line utils included ...
BTW, the linux client should be o
I finally got hold of the person in charge of
>/etc/sendmail.cf
After I explained the problem (again! ) he said
>Great, then there's no problem because everything works just like
>it should. Internally, there's no reason to use the fully qualified
>domain name.
At this point I see no other opt
Slightly edited for brevity.
> In the words of butthead: "h. Aaaah ."
> What in blazes are ye talking about man ? me AD&D days are long gone, and
> far forgotten, for I had walked to earth with a dragon by my site, and a
> penguin as a maskot. For ye is the one who w
BNM>> Once when I still had RH4.0 advice UPS worked fine on it and was able to
BNM>> shut it down on elec failure.
BNM>>
BNM>> I don't remember what program I used then.
I had no success in any try to get Advice UPS talking to my computer.
Their support doesn't exist, as usual. To add insult to
Shlomo,
The log messages indicate that both the ide-cd and the ide-scsi
drivers were compiled into the kernel.
When both drivers are available to the kernel, a higher priority
is given to the ide-cd driver over the ide-scsi driver, and it
gets to "own" the device.
To solve this, you can either:
Thanks to help from Yoni Elhanani and Oleg Goldshmidt I've compile my
RedHat 6.0 Kernel to include SCSI-ide emulation - first time for a
newbie so thanks for the advice.
But, when I run cdrecord -scanbus I get a message that no targets are
availabel. Can anyone tell me what I'm missing here ?
I'
Hi
Once when I still had RH4.0 advice UPS worked fine on it and was able to
shut it down on elec failure.
I don't remember what program I used then.
Any idea ?
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Hi All,
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Gaal Yahas wrote:
> Then sorrow came to the young man that he saw him who he most loved
> on the earth, at the end of his life, suffering piteously. His slayer
> likewise lay dead, the awful earth-dragon bereft of life, overtaken by
> evil. No longer shoul
I've used amanda.
You should be able to find their web page with a search engine.
> "Geoffrey" == Geoffrey S Mendelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Geoffrey> Hi, I'm looking for information on backing up multiple
Geoffrey> linux machines using one central "backup server". Due to
If you're looking for a full backup solution (daily backups, indexing,
etc ..), I'd try amanda, at www.amanda.org.
They did a very good job --- especially for multi platform clients.
-- Ors
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Geoffrey S. Mendelson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for information on backing up
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 01:32:16PM +0200, Nir Simionovich Rin Solo" wrote:
> Here's a tricky one for your troubled brains :-)
> I have a linux cluster running beowolf, now everything works fine, only
> one thing is weird. About a week ago, the following situation evolved by
> itself. One of the
On the 18/11/99 at 18:00 the Haifa linux club will gather up to a lecture
by Asaf Arbely. The lecture will take place at Fishbach 413 (Technion,
Haifa, contact me about how to get there).
Subject:
Universal servers - architecture, availability and usage.
The platphorm is ... Informix
A Note,
You can use plain old dump - see man dump:
dump backs up all files in filesystem, or files changed
after a certain date, or a specified set of files and
directories, to magnetic tape, diskettes, or files.
options is a string that specifies dump options, a
You may try Arcserve (although the server is not Unix based) - but it
got Linux client.
Backupexec - same as Arcserve (although I don't trust it as Arcserve).
Hetz
"Geoffrey S. Mendelson" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for information on backing up multiple linux machines using
> one central
Hi,
I'm looking for information on backing up multiple linux machines using
one central "backup server". Due to the volume of data, NFS mounting
the file systems and then backing them up as if they were local will NOT
do.
The backup server does not have to be linux (although I would prefer it
wa
Hi All,
Here's a tricky one for your troubled brains :-)
I have a linux cluster running beowolf, now everything works fine, only
one thing is weird. About a week ago, the following situation evolved by
itself. One of the users is compiling a program on the main machine, lets
call it cluster1, i
Hi All,
I would like to inform the members of the list of the upcoming Linux
Installation party in the Technion. The Party will be held on 24/11/1999,
and it will start at around 9:00am till we simply either drop to the
ground, or the CD's run out on us.
It will be held at the Rifkin Computer
I now managed to get both
>rpm -bc /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/mailx.spec
and
>rpm -bi /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/mailx.spec
to execute without errors.
But
>/var/tmp/mailx-root/bin/mail
is identical to
>/bin/mail
What am I missing _now_?
Thanks
Dorit
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