At 19:16 15/12/2006, Hal wrote:
ADSL support has upset my apple cart as far as outgoing SMTP
mail is concerned to my regular smart_relay ISP where my mailboxes
are located..
Fetching mail no problem using getmail connected as dial-up
or ADSL.. Sending mail no problem, dial-up,
At 20:02 09/09/2003 -0500, Chip Hearn wrote:
>Originally to: Carl
>
> Re: Installing same o/s across different hardware
> By: Carl to All on Tue Sep 09 2003 06:15 pm
>
> > /etc/modules.conf has aliases for the megaraid.o and aic79xx.o modules that
> > not required f
ed to stop the kernel looking for these devices and hence
get rid of the errors ?
TIA
Carl
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firewall.
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ne NR_OPEN 1024
Regards
Carl
At 12:02 06/03/2003 -0800, Ray Olszewski wrote:
>At 01:13 PM 3/6/2003 -0500, Lee Chin wrote:
>>Hi,
>>In my web server, when I run a stress test with many clients, after a long time I
>>suddenly get an error on the accept system call and the e
"2345" are the run-levels you want it to start in, "on" is to set it to start at
entry to the run level.
"off" would be to turn it off.
You can check what gets started in each runlevel with:
chkconfig --list
See "man chkconfig" for full details.
e rtfm. I guess I could use ps and extract the id.
>Now I guess I'd better learn some bash scripting
>
There is a tcl based interpreter called expect which lets you spawn processes and
gives you it's pid
easily. If you have any programming or scripting experience then it will be easy.
correct (65.196.16.3).
I tried dig and could only find that it was an address assigned to uunet and nothing
else.
ping and traceroute both tell me the "net is unreachable".
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Check the sendmail faq at:
>> http://www.sendmail.org/faq/section3.html#3.33
>
>Thanks, Carl. I took at look at the document and checked ownership and
>permissions, but it looks like I'm ok.
>
>I've an :include that points to ~/aliases/test.aliases, but I get the
>
I seem to remember it couldn't have
root ownership.
Check the sendmail faq at: http://www.sendmail.org/faq/section3.html#3.33
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file). This doesn't
explain how 127.0.0.1 got in
the To: header but will stop it from happening again.
Regards
Carl
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At 11:09 11/12/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>Haines -- It is hard to diagnose anything from this bounce, without information about
>what the original message looked like.
Haines,
I didn't catch the early posts on this topic but did see ray's about looking into
sendmail
and fetchmail config so here comes my "sendmail 101" class.
The netstat command is showing sendmail (smtp) listening on 127.0.0.1 (this is local
to the
machine, the loopback address.)
I normally
t;\033[9;0]" > /dev/tty1
Regards
Carl
At 16:59 01/11/2002 -0500, Haines Brown wrote:
While I've nothing against the principle of power saving, I find it
very annoying to have my screen go blank and then I have to wait while
it slowly comes back to life.
I've disabled so-cal
e SARG (http://web.onda.com.br/orso/index.html) for reporting on who is looking at
what.
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of the "missing" apps like term emulators etc...
Evolution was easy to setup a simple pop3 account. Although it is a little slow
to load (possibly cloned outlook a little to closely).
First Impressions are good for me.
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At 08:33 23/10/2002 -0400, Paul Kraus wrote:
>What
but when you point out that their "unlimited pop3 accounts" is really
going to be unlimited they might start to see sense.
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a simple cat /dev/ttyS0 might work?
>
I have a modem type device that when i echo a specific set of characters
to it dumps the buffer back at me. To test the setup is correct i do:
echo > /dev/ttyS0;cat < /dev/ttyS0
So this type of thing may work:
cat < /dev/ttyS0
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On my own side note most conf file reside in /etc and you want to be careful about
sharing
conf files even in a trustworthy network.
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At 16:30 01/10/2002 +0200, szonyi calin wrote:
>Hello everybody
>I want to insert a new line in a html file
>after a statement.
>
>Can i do this with sed or awk or another program ?
sed is fine for simple problems like yours.
I use these 2 sites for help on examples and for the syntax:
http://
At 13:29 28/09/2002 +0930, Adam Luchjenbroers wrote:
>Where can I find tutorials on packaging my own RPMs?
I do my packaging in the kde ide "kdevelop". Very simple.
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n have them for it's users.
See http://www.debian.org/support#irc
This page also mentions other linux based channels.
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things
>I'm running to the same 2 places?
There is a command called "tee" which will pipe data to a file and stdout/stderr at
the same time
you do:
someprog | tee /tmp/some.log.file
The output of someprog is sent to stdout/stderr and the file /tmp/some.log.file
You can
ess*
>that RH has the server and client separated.
RedHat do split it out into client and server
The server rpm is openssh-server.
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># Create a folder for publicly shared resources like
># databases, telephone lists, etc.
>comment = Data Files and Backups
># You need to set his path. Mine is...
>path = /usr/local/Alan
>read only = No
>create mask = 0775
>
| egrep -v "^/mnt/mirror|^/proc" | cpio -pdmuv /mnt/mirror
the egrep just takes out everything in /mnt/mirror ( so you don't backup your backup)
and /proc
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he script ever worked ?
Is the script yours or is it taken from somewhere else and umounts partitions before
backing up ?
Do you use the verbose switch to tar so you can capture the files tar is finding to
backup ?
Are the missing files in the list ?
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