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Any ideas?
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Any recommended syslog server for log management,
How about SPLUNK<http://www.splunk.com> anyone tried using this?
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[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_DNS
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nsupdate
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Are the Linux servers using DHCP to connect to network, or do they have
manually configured static IPs? From my understanding of the above, the
Linux machines have static IPs, whether manually configured or via DHCP.
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S drive number, then run the GRUB boot sector,
> bypassing your hard drive altogether. I haven't done this, though.
>
> Another option, if you don't mind using Ubuntu and running NTFS-3G on
> your Vista drive:
> http://wubi-installer.org/
... which will premier on Hardy as
he Task Scheduler API to fire off period tasks
such as log rotation or backup? Does the server administrator use
such tools as the Task Scheduler? What Linux equivalents are there
(cron(8) and at(1) comes to mind).
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es even I still have load.
> Accounting glitch or something. I goes back to normal if I reconnect.
Strangely enough, I too get this accounting glitch -- even if I'm a
postpaid subscriber! It goes away if you disconnect then reconnect.
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as?
Although I don't know of how it'll perform, why not export a SVN repo
mounted on the local filesystem via WebDAV? e.g. via davfs2 or similar.
You'll probably lose ownership info, etc., but if you're looking to
version control files and have some sort of audit trail, then that&#x
piz with
> emerald theme, cool.. :)
You can also use Intel chipsets; they have decent Compiz performance.
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>
> ->8--
>
> KERNEL=="event[0-9]*", PROGRAM="/sbin/assign-input-events.sh"
>
> ->8--
Okay, sorry: this bit is incomplete. Should be:
->8--
KERNEL=="event[0-9]*", PROGRAM="
PROGRAM
->8--
KERNEL=="event[0-9]*", PROGRAM="/sbin/assign-input-events.sh"
->8--
In this case, /sbin/assign-input-events.sh must be executable by udevd
(i.e. root), and must output to stdout the device node to create under
dev (i.e. the value that would normall
riting_udev_rules.html for
some help on writing udev rules.
* You can use something other than evdev.
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/ 3 = b + (r / 3)
we can then substitute and follow the algebra:
5 / 3 = 1 + (2 / 3)
= 1 + (0.66~)
= 1.6~
And yes, I'm a math geek too.
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firefox browser.
>
> I have attempted to install both via rpm and source but it really wont
> run.
Did you download Java from Sun, or is it from the Fedora Yum
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y sure of the mappings.
E.g.:
Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "mouse"
Driver "evdev"
Option "Name" "Logitech Serial Mouse" # This is just an example,
# not really a device
that other accounts are
> locked out from using accelerated 3D. I checked and
> glxinfo says "direct rendering: No" for all accounts
> except for the first user.
Is the first user logged in while you test the other accounts?
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should do The Right Thing most of the time.
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NetworkManager is installed and used by default on Feisty). That means
that wpa_supplicant is driven by NetworkManager, i.e. NetworkManager is
managing the config for it.
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nt bounded behavior, e.g. tasks
should wake up within a bounded, defined time. I would expect that this
is expected behavior under real-time systems, including QNX, hence the
graph (you can notice the bounds there).
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have to grab the source deb for the kernel.
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les, such a thing was
> unacceptable. Instead, I managed to find a replacement cable, and
> it has been working properly ever since.
You might also want to check if you're being hit by this bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/61235
It's not the same
instead. The file
is /proc/config.gz, and the relevant kernel option is
CONFIG_PROC_CONFIG.
> I don't see that in my current ubuntu /proc though
I don't know why it's not used, but in any case: on Ubuntu, the config
for the kernel is in /boot at /boot/config-`uname -r`
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instead. The file
is /proc/config.gz, and the relevant kernel option is
CONFIG_PROC_CONFIG.
> I don't see that in my current ubuntu /proc though
I don't know why it's not used, but in any case: on Ubuntu, the config
for the kernel is in /boot at /boot/config-`uname -r`
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use.blogspot.com/
The problem is primarily the license. Sun doesn't want to issue ZFS as
GPL code, possibly because that'll affect their codebase (the kernel),
particulary since ZFS is kernel-level.
IANAL, IIRC and IMHO.
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-hate
relationship with the language. My primary development environment is
JDEE on Emacs on a Linux system.)
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isty. The built-in video card is an Intel
> 852GM/855GM.
What version of the Intel X11 driver are you using? Is it the one in
main, or the modesetting driver in universe?
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? You've got to be
kidding me.
Seriously, I wouldn't go for using NFS on Linux unless I really had
to -- there are serious issues with running the needed portmapper etc.,
making it hard to lock down a Linux box in that case.
But, that's me. YMMV.
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> if I had the budget for it? Maybe. Let's say I'd shop around.
Hmm... mine isn't that heavy. Sure, there are lighter laptops -- but my
Fujitsu's heavier than it. As for the heat, I haven't experienced that.
Then again, maybe it's really
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> medyo off topic lang. sorry guys. Kamusta yung aspire 5570? any other
> incompatibilities? I'm entertaining the possibility of buying that
> model eh.
* (Linux) Kernel-based Suspend to disk doesn't work well, and causes
the sound card to be left dis
fact, plugging anything into the headphone jack will not cause the
front speakers to mute. Bah. I just leave Surround muted and plug in
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he first number is the average number of
processes in the kernel runqueue as measured in one minute intervals.
> 3) Is vmstat a better tool (i.e. more accurate) as opposed
> to top for monitoring overall performance ?
vmstat is more useful for measuring I/O performance and memory access
perfo
esume -- this is
used by the tools to build the proper initrd image, which should know
what disk partition to look at to resume.
It's presented via a partition UUID, which can be translated to the
standard dev node by looking at /dev/disk/
repurposed as a DNS server (with an uptime of about three years) and I
encountered dust about a finger thick in places. Crazy.
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you didn't shut down cleanly.
In other words, you have the same risk as not shutting down cleanly.
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> logging to a USB flash drive is only done when needed and remove it when
> not needed.
Probably mount /var/log as a unionfs/aufs? Just throwing ideas around.
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> searching the modules.conf on the box but nowhere can find it. Can
> anybody there assist me to solve this problem.
The equivalent is the set of files in /etc/modprobe.d/ -- particularly,
/etc/modprobe.d/aliases for device alias definitions.
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essly try out the PHP 4 and 5 SxS
solutions. If you get something that works, you'd be able to apply it on
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>
>
What version of Apache are we talking about here?
The above mod_jk config is, I believe, mod_jk and not mod_jk2; mod_jk2
is the preferred servlet engine connector.
Check out this page:
http://rimuhosting.com/mod_jk2.jsp
Also, check out
s of Namesys
> quits
> then that means no more maintainers.
Since reiserfs4 isn't in the mainline kernel and Namesys has publicly
said they're deprecating reiserfs3 (which means, no support), and since
Namesys is practically the only maintainer...
That's what I understand. I might be wr
community involvement is.
> Let's not forget that SGI is in deep doodoo as well. I'd go with ext3,
> JFS, or ZFS.
I wouldn't go for ZFS until it's integrated into kernel proper instead
of via FUSE). Too much performance concerns to worry about -- and the
possibility of th
r/root access anyway, on whatever system.
[1] Actually, it still does -- the account is disabled by default, and
no one can login directly as root. You can reenable the root account
by sudo'ing into root (sudo -i), then running passwd to set a
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#x27;ve experienced the same problem
> in prior versions, they don't seem to be as often as they are now. I'd
> like to know what's the best way of determining the problem *after* a
> reboot.
>
> Attached is the results from uname -a, dmesg, and lspci -vnn for
> s
on is
swamped (for example, when I have several browser windows/tabs open and
active, and the tunnel is also being used). YMMV, I guess.
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have to tunnel that somehow. Which, since ssh is allowed, is plausible.
BTW, useful ssh trick/switch:
ssh -D
The above creates a SOCKS 4 proxy on , using as the
endpoint of the SOCKS 4 proxy. Useful when combined with the tsocks
library/tool (On Ubuntu, apt-get install tsocks)
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Make sure you're doing this in a virtual console, while not using
GNOME. (You can probably do this with GNOME running though).
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f several Filipino contributors to
various Java open-source projects. I also know of several guys doing
Ruby.
(I also know a guy who once did an open-source Python-based clone of
Slashcode. ;)
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d I can assure you, no such thing for
> Linux.
There's a Firefox extension to browse WAP pages, although I can't
guarantee how functional it is. I've used it for cursory
testing/development.
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> sir JM can a list of addresses replace the 127.0.0.1? haven't tried
> it...
You can probably bind it to the IP attached to your network interface
(if you're using a static IP); however, that'll only listen to
tside you have to edit this file and set it to 0.0.0.0 (if you want to
listen to the "any" address). Note that this may possibly be a security
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>
> Funny thing with this issue is that we seem to be implying that those
> who don't want to be sued for using linux should become an M$ customer
> too.
It's the other way around -- those who are MS customers are probably
also Linux users.
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t to try using the MySQL Cluster especially
> if you're interested on implementing a load-balancing feature on
> your DBs.
>
> http://www.howtoforge.com/loadbalanced_mysql_cluster_debian
>
> On 5/15/07, JM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > hi,
> >
> >
hi,
i wanted to implement HA on a DB production environment. i was
thinking of
using the following combination:
Heartbeat+DRDB+MySQL
or
Heartbeat+RSYNC+MySQL
or
?
and do you prefer HA over ethernet or HA over
the Linux kernel you'll be using? Just
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commands from there? it could be that the kernel isn't
> booting properly?
>From what's been posted so far, the GRUB loader can't get to stage 1.5
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Hmm... maybe later-day systems *should* have something similar, eh? A
"rescue" partition, similar to the ones newer laptops have for Windows.
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and I'm not really sure if LILO'll run on it.
So, the safest bet is to move /boot outside of the RAID partitions into
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, I get the message, "GRUB Loading stage1.5
> Error 17."
Try putting /boot on a non-RAID partition.
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> you don't need to click restore. it makes the assumption that if you
> don't click on anything, you can't see it. so it automatically
> restores the settings.
My point exactly :) Hence the timeout.
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It's similar to the failsafe dialog in Redmond OSs that timeout when
changing display settings. Makes sense -- how do you click "Restore my
previous settings" or even change the settings back if you can't see
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n. Other than that, the whole
thing works out of the box.
(Haven't tried the SD card reader built into the laptop though, so I
might be wrong)
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etc. and simply block all access to ports 80 and 443 outside of the
proxy server? That way, all users are forced to use the proxy --you're
going to force that anyway with your transparent proxy.
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It's the same as
doing du -skh blah but graphical. Very nifty, as you can drill down and
see how much space (in relative terms) each subfolder takes up.
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timestamp). Doesn't mean anything much; it just means that the devs
already updated the files and what-not for the release. The April 8
release just means that the package files were released to the mirrors
and servers on that date.
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apt-rpm or original strength Debian apt.
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y a more "unstable" branch,
more bleeding edge than unstable -- experimental. All totally
bleeding-edge packages (e.g. completely new upstream versions, new
software packages) are introduced in experimental before actually
hitting unstable. Unstable is for packages that have been shown to run,
using AppFuse 2),
and is available via Git at
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bility of including that
software in the created image as well.
I believe the OP is looking for something that runs like Norton Ghost?
(I can't come up with possible solutions at the moment though).
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ight now) is for newbies and for general consumption -- the common case
would be to install grub anyway.
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ze the sometimes unintuitive nature of these shortcuts (and
call me a disciple on this), but once you get the hang of it, some
editors suddenly just don't cut out for you.
Additionally, I can extend it and customize it to my preferences and my
work habits.
But that's me. :D How about
th KDE
though). See http://www.kde-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=40 for KDM
Themes.
On Ubuntu and those distros with GDM, you can also create a custom GDM
theme to do this -- very easy to do.
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if you don't have the external display connected at server
startup.
The set up has been nice, to say the least. Sure, I bleed a bit from the
current bugs, but it hasn't been that bad. They're not a major
inconvenience, and I still get work done anyway. :)
FW
perfect. Or if your fancy-schmancy
animations are missing or what not.
> Again, it doesn't end with "just tweaks." :)
Of course it isn't "just tweaks" -- that was intentional. But it isn't
as untenable as before.
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device market, without much additional cost.
That's the big plus that these CTOs/CIOs don't really seem to get, IMHO.
It's not really about browser-specific support as much as being
standards-compliant enough.
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ubuntu/ edgy-backports main restricted
> universe multiverse
This is only for the backports -- sun-java5-jdk is in the primary
repositories for edgy, in the multiverse section. So, you have to have
this line (or similar):
deb http://ph.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ edgy multiverse
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> Cocoy Dayao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> what you said is true. booting linux on an intel mac... never said it
>> couldn't be done or hasn't been done ;) it takes a bit more effort to
>> do it... you have
d (although it helps).
There are of course parts of the Linux system that *do* depend on the
BIOS (but mostly this is the X11 server, Xorg, and its drivers).
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is the boot
sequence. Everything else is gravy.
Particularly, once the kernel gains control, the kernel doesn't use the
BIOS *at all*, with certain (non-critical) exceptions. *And*, you can
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ntial sun-java5-jdk` work?
>>
>> It doesn't work for me. What repositories do I need to add to get the
>> sun JDK?
>>
> Why not rolling your own packages using fakeroot?
>
> http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/142
It's quicker to use java-package--
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ly stable/working
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> - sun-java5-sdk : The Sun Java 5 SDK, although I've already moved on
> to using sun-java6-sdk as it has palpable performance benefits
EEP. Wasn't awake properly. That should read sun-java5-jdk and
sun-java6-jdk respectively.
eed to add to get the
> sun JDK?
It should be in multiverse (will be in main soon for later
releases). See
http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?searchon=names&subword=1&version=dapper&release=all&keywords=sun-java5
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ling jde. I can't recall what exactly it was -- had
to patch the elisp files manually. Was fixed as of Feisty I believe.
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On laptop: Ubuntu Feisty Herd 3 (currently)
Previously was a Slackware user too.
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lost).
Well, if it's any consolation, I once recently wrote a set of data
analysis scripts in Perl -- because Java wasn't an option, nor was
Python or any other of the usual suspects. The deployment environment
was an old Sun Solaris box that did have an old JVM (1.1), but I needed
the s
JM Ibanez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I believe that's because vi in Edgy is vim-tiny; before that, vi was the
> full vim. Difference being vim-tiny is a subset of vim, and that subset
> excludes keyboard cursor key translation to the standard vi cursor
> movement keys (h
s because vi in Edgy is vim-tiny; before that, vi was the
full vim. Difference being vim-tiny is a subset of vim, and that subset
excludes keyboard cursor key translation to the standard vi cursor
movement keys (h,j,k,l).
Simply apt-get install vim-full, do update-alternatives --config vi and
se
lly hack in Perl. Note the
keyword: occasionally.
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d, they have been ignored, or old
> ones used instead.
>
> don't you experience the above? can you share your sources?
Check that you're not duplicating one or more deb or deb-src lines. In
this case, it looks like edgy-updates has a duplica
etter than Linux.
>
> what code? openbsd's cvs web interface is always available. so as other
> bsds. go check.
OY VEY. What he meant was "show me specific code examples/snippets for
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st that's the idea)
Also having no or poor documentation means that developers are forced to
go use that generic fake raid implementation. It'll work, sure, but
generally suboptimally (YMMV though)
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used. That's it.
> i don't believe in benchmarks either, i want to prove it by myself.
> fefe's benchmark
> is one example of such tests. heck, he even asked the openbsd mailing
> list on "how
> to fine-tune openbsd" AFTER publishing the benchmark. he benc
r AD server also has a NTP service. You can configure
> your RHEL box's ntp client to get time your AD server.
Alternatively, via Samba, running:
% net ads time set
will query the AD and set the time using /bin/date.
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Senior Software Engineer
Orange &
e IP standard somehow and are assigning public
IP addresses that you don't own to your network machines -- making them
essentially private. Since you don't own those IP addresses, you'll have
to NAT.
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JM Ibanez
Senior Software Engineer
Orange & Bronze Sof
the gateway for the
192.168.2.x space should have routes configured to point IP packets
heading to the Internet to the 192.168.1.x gateway. In this situation,
the 192.168.1.x gateway should be doing NAT.
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JM Ibanez
Senior Software Engineer
Orange & Bronze Software Labs, Ltd. Co.
ng copy will
> refer to that directory in succeeding updates.
You can also run SVN in a non-interactive mode with the
--non-interactive flag. Just make sure that you run the client with the
proper credentials (dangerous though, as 'ps ax' will reveal such creds
to other users on the bo
e names of the
arguments.
So, no, if svn isn't in the PATH, doing 'which svn' will NOT get its
location there. Might as well do this instead:
PATH=$PATH:/path/to/svn/bin
svn update /path/to/webapp/docroot
- Make sure that you r
ts etc. xlsfonts(1x) lists *all* fonts, both
those rendered by Xft and the "classic" bitmap fonts such as
misc-fixed.
Might as well just use XTerm if you *really* want to use it. :/
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JM Ibanez
Senior Software Engineer
Orange & Bronze Software Labs, Ltd. Co.
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