>> Alan -- In your kernel, have you compiled in support for serial ports
>> sharing interrupts? It's an option (in "make menuconfig") under
>> Character Devices
>> Extended dumb serial options
>> Support for sharing serial interrupts
>> The fact that you have problems only on a port
after a few weeks hiatus, I am making another attempt at getting the last three serial
ports of my STB4COM online.
My system:
LFS 3.3
Amptron 9100C
STB 4Com 4 port ISA serial board
I have ttyS00 on the motherboard working perfectly:
alan@webby:alan $ setserial -a /dev/ttyS00
/dev/ttyS00, Line
> How can I make this assignment in one statement. I know its going to be
something easy.
$path=$5;
$path=~s/ /\\ /g; <
won't
$path=$5=~s/ /\\ /g;
work? maybe have to put () around the $5=~, but I think it will work without that.
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>> > The STB 4Com card came to me used, I have attempted to set the card up
>> in a manner as such:
>> >
>> > setserial /dev/ttyS04 baud_base 9600 irq 15 port 0x03E8 ^fourport
>> ^skip_test
>> > setserial /dev/ttyS03 baud_base 9600 irq 15 port 0x02F8 ^fourport
>> ^skip_test
>> > set
;m drawn to the difference between the first STB 4Com
>> port and the others in your configuration.
>> At 08:25 AM 11/3/02 -0800, Alan Womack wrote:
>> >I have a chance to get back to this issue, it appears actually that none
>> >of the STB 4Com ports are
I have a chance to get back to this issue, it appears actually that none of the STB
4Com ports are working "correctly" I can get some "data" from od -v /dev/ttyS01 but it
is a file of ^@ the control character and the longer I leave it up the more it gets
whether data is being sent or not. I hav
>> Seems a
>> shame
>> to have this bandwidth knocking about unused.
Try a google search on shutgun internet access, a modem manufacturer a few years ago
came out with a kit to use two dialup modems to get 106K access. You might find
something that way. There basically has to be a layer
[root@Webby root]# e2fsck -b 131073 /dev/hdb
e2fsck 1.23, 15-Aug-2001 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09
e2fsck: Bad magic number in super-block while trying to open /dev/hdb
The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2
filesystem. If the device is valid and it really contains an
OK, made a loop back cable. Works great on the windows box, fast and accurate.
On the linux box it's INCREDIBLY slow, makes 300 baud look blazing. Take like 2 hours
to print the whole dmesg:
cat dmesg (I have it saved to a file) >/dev/ttyS01
on second terminal
od -v /dev/ttyS01
nothing is
port with a mouse attached outside of X? I have a linuxfromscratch 3.3 system with
console and SVGAlib installed only. I have installed a 4 port STB card and am now
trying to get my mouse going for links on port 1 which I have run setserial on and I
think I have the correct information, but t
I assume you are using them in a raid, are you using an IDE controller, if so which
one or are you using RAID within the kernel itself. e.g. software only raid.
> (resolution note:) Instead, we got four of the 120G devices, and ended
up spending $600 for for 480 G instead of $500 for 320 G. I
In similar situations I have had cards which are not fully engaged into the slot when
they are screwed down. I've had, on occassion had to push the motherboard up from the
back side (with power off of course), and had to remove the guard for the card and
just leave it unsecured to the case.
A
As Ray said, it can be a piece.
I have in my Linux server, which started as a Redhat machine and become a
LinuxFromScratch machine because I was frustrated not knowing enough about the
internals of linux.
I have two network cards in my machine:
eth0 is connected to my DSL modem
eth1 is connec
I am using squid for this now, I also understand Squidguard goes further and has
abilities to download maintained lists of approved and disapproved sites from a
central server on the web. e.g. other people say what is approved/disapproved..
> I want to be able to have all web traffic filter th
badblocks won't run because it's a read only medium.
I believe my kids have scratched the disk on a particular file, but I would like to
run a full surface scan of the cd to see if it gets read sometimes, but not others.
Thanks
Alan
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Do you have the file:
/etc/ssh/sshd_config?
Please try running sshd from the command prompt.
Alan
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Please rea
Can you post the portion of your log entries which show some details? You may have to
turn on debugging features to get the output.
>> when booting I get the following message:
>> starting ssh: execvp: No such file or directory [failed]
>> I uninstalled openssh, reinstalled, still I g
I'm testing several CDrom's from an older server, I put a cd in the wrong drive and
then tried to do:
mount -t iso9660 -r /dev/scd2 /mnt/scd4
I am hung there..
I meant to be scd1 and the scd4 is correct as two are currently disconnected from the
power supply awaiting another y cable.
I have
I discovered a couple of things digging in the prolific log files:
user nobody is a really good idea
smbpasswd needed a user of the same name as the share
the valid users = I think negates the need for the second thing I found, but I'm not
going to delete it since I have a user with the name of
I am having trouble getting samba to let me access the share I put on my LFS 3.3 box.
attached is the dialog I get in windows.
the following is my smb.conf
root@webby:log# cat /etc/samba/smb.conf
[global]
workgroup = FAMILY
# Put your own in here.
netbios name = WEBBY
server str
I have partially "fixed" the problem with APM by changing my 2.4.18 kernel to not use
APM and to use ACPI. I am now able to reboot the machine with shutdown -r now. It
did reboot just fine.
The poweroff command stopped there, but a "three finger salute" caused it to reboot.
Before I had to
I also tried, today a poweroff as root at the console, it resulted in the box
stopping, but not turning off.
Thoughts?
Alan
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Originally to: All
This is "what" the line looks like:
LLiinnuuxx--PPAAMM library
there is a Ctrl-H between each duplicate pair of letters..
I think I can strip it with a perl script at work.
$mystring=~/\cH.//g
I think will do it, I'll read the whole file into an array and iterate through
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I'm trying to download the text manuals for the linux pam modules to my palm
pilot, but there is the appearance of old style double strike for emphasis text
all over the docs.
e.g. a L(backspace)Li(backspace)in(backspace)n
What utility to remove this backspacing and doubli
This is "what" the line looks like:
LLiinnuuxx--PPAAMM library
there is a Ctrl-H between each duplicate pair of letters..
I think I can strip it with a perl script at work.
$mystring=~/\cH.//g
I think will do it, I'll read the whole file into an array and iterate through and see
what happens
I'm trying to download the text manuals for the linux pam modules to my palm pilot,
but there is the appearance of old style double strike for emphasis text all over the
docs.
e.g. a L(backspace)Li(backspace)in(backspace)n
What utility to remove this backspacing and doubling of characters so t
I now have iptables up and running, the net connection is shared throughout the house
again!
Between your hints, a couple of files sent my a friend, some issues with the bash
shell, some pam.d issues, and the ip masq howto it is working just fine.
Next few days will try to figure out how to ti
It's not actually a DSL router, but just a DSL modem capable of being hooked to
ethernet directly. My current hub only has 4 ports, and all 4 are in use before the
modem arrived. The modem does indeed to nat and uses PPPoA encapsulation for it's VPN
portion from my system to MSN via qwest.
Windows Internet Connection Sharing is giving me fits getting my DSL shared onto my
private home network.
I have 2 network cards in my linux server (redhat 7.2)
Eth0 is set up as 192.168.0.5
Eth1 is set up as 192.168.0.6
My internal network is plugged into Eth1 and I am able to ping all my wi
I had posted about an illegal user problem I was having that I couldn't log in a user
that existed in my /etc/shadow /etc/passwd and my ldap database.
After nuking my pam.d directory and going to only pam_permit.so and STILL having the
problem. I was able to find a little hint that perhaps ssh
Is there a way to check the results of each PAM module's result from the
/etc/pam.d/system-auth
and
/etc/pam.d/login
configuration files?
I'm struggling with an in ability to log in while I get my ldap authentication going,
but I don't know which layer is failing. The secure log isn't much
I am working on adding a normal user on my Redhat 7.2 box. I also have openldap
installed.
I added a user using
useradd -s /bin/bash -m lfs &&
passwd lfs
then I also used the smbldap-useradd.pl script and added the same user.
In passwd I have this now:
lfs:x:1007:1007::/home/lfs:/bin/bash
The ability and inability to log into my server as root or to su to root, appears to
be random.
Today when I returned home, I watched a shutdown -rF now check the file system and not
make any complaints about the file system. It checked both /boot and /.
I then logged in remotely to my accoun
After doing a shutdown -rF now and watching the fsck run, there were no complaints
about the file system logged to the console. Is there perhaps a log file that I need
to look at to rule out the file system itself.
I ran the rpm -Va and the results is below. As of yet I don't understand the f
Two pieces I know of as a newbie:
you need a client on the machine you are going to connect from, I use a windows
machine so I use putty which is free and can be found with google easily enough.
Then you need to have ssh running on your redhat box.
You might try first logging in at the console
I want to enable syntax highlighting in my vim sessions, especially for perl.
after reading several faqs I edited a perl file and then did
:syntax on
to which vim replied:
sorry, this command is not implemented
How can I tell if the syntax checking was disabled at compile time? Or if this
m
Perhaps not meaningful but informative, I've cruise about the web, but finding do this
and see this, do this and see this is missing for someone like myself who's
unix,vms,linux experience is either so old as to not be specific enough or non
existant. The method to check each layer would be in
How can I tell if each layer of my authentication is working or not working?
eg. how do I tell if I use/need shadow passwords?
How do I tell if I have md5 and what encryption method it is using?
I ask because when I enable my authconfig to use ldap, I can no longer log in, but
there are severa
I have a ldap base.ldif I made in windows, then via a samba share placed it on my
linux box.
A post up on the ldap list on another problem, suggested this can cause a problem due
to the MSDOS LF CR (CR LF?) appended to each line vs the LF in unix land.
What command line utility can I run on my
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