problem solved. I forgot to reply.
It's the "veto files = /.*/" line in smb.conf
Thanks for the link. I now got another place to check for problems.
Next lesson is trying to upgrade the Xfree86 in workstation 3.1 to 4.2.0
It could be fun...
Joel Hammer wrote:
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> There have been lots of issues
Sorry for asking silly question again.
What is this time? Was it just a probe?
Security Violations
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Feb 2 14:00:18 server sendmail[31113]: g1260IN31113:
from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, size=2667,
class=-60, nrcpts=1, msgid=<02bc01c1abad$fb23bdc0$b7b8f9c1@foxil>,
bodytype=7BIT, prot
Trying to connect my sister's PC using WinXP Home
to my linux server.
I can see the samba shares (security=user).
One samba share was named "pub".
But I could not click into pub via My Network Places.
WinXP would complain about "Location of files not available ..."
But if I issue: net use z: \
thank both of you.
PS apologize for mixing up my mail aliases again. :)
Tom Wilson wrote:
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> In a word. Yes.
> From: toylet.linuxism[$p*17N]
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you pay for what you think is important.
Most of us here don't (if not won't) find
the GUI and M$ marketing important at all.
> Apart from this XP was good, has very quick boot time, good integration
> of file types, etc.
>
> Now after using XP it is clear to me that windows has the same way o
can your clients talk to seti headquarter?
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some cvs link I from old messages from the caldera list by Les
Bell... :)
Greg, take a look at:
http://www.redhat.com/developer/whitepapers/intro_dev/cvs.html
This is pretty basic, but might get you going. It's part of a
longer "intro
to C development" tutorial, which you'll find at:
http://w
do I need to make pending-patches before make patch-o-magic?
The INSTALL/README seemed to suggest that...
> the string.patch is only available if you run `make patch-o-matic` in the
> iptables directory. You will not get it with make pending-patches or make
> most-of-pom.
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You can buy a neo-domain name from yahoo. Just a few dozen US$.
> > > Or even something simpler for everyone like web-served email. I use
> > > neomail
> > > when I am traveling. neomail.sourceforge.net
> > did I lose the plot here? What's wrong with a yahoo account?
> > On kmail you have t
I had similar experiecens with my last linux install.
After 2-3 cold boots, the file system has serious integrity
problem.
maybe I should convert the mount point / to a jfs...
But then, are j-partitions easy to manage?
> I can't tell you what's wrong, but I would suggest you make plans to
> get
Got it...
/etc/rc.d/init.d/syslog restart
reported the following error.
What is that "map file"?
Nov 16 22:49:06 server kernel: Kernel logging (proc) stopped.
Nov 16 22:49:06 server kernel: Kernel log daemon terminating.
Nov 16 22:49:06 server exiting on signal 15
Nov 16 22:49:07 server syslogd
what's that ssh1 crc bug?
Can the bug be removed by patches or openssh upgrade?
> An associate's home NAT gateway linux box was hacked by what I am
> guessing was the ssh1 crc bug (ssh1 was the only exposed service).
> machine looks to have been compromised on Nov 2nd at 1:15pm PST, I
> won't kn
contact... 300 meters ... closing...
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
>
> PONG
>
> On Saturday 10 November 2001 17:58, Ian wrote:
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I ticked "All Packages" in the installatin screen.
Don't know why I couldn't find BIND. I will check again.
Don't want to change until there is enough audience
> I don't rember. Bernstein's home page is http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html.
> BTW, the 3.1 Beta did have bind installed. That was the way
Never mind, I found the BIND rpm from Openlinux 3.1's directory
in Caldera ftp server.
Linuxism Chang wrote:
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> From which site did you get the rpm? caldera? bind9?
> Don't wanna use the gui tool. thx
>
> > I have tried both methods: RPM through the Kpackage / download BIND9.
> > Both seems t
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