Yes 9 gigs is correct.
It's possible that he didn't get the box version of the dvd. Does he
have the live version? That fits on a single dvd. Or he striped out
the 64 bit stuff.
Stephen
On Thu, 2005-05-05 at 10:12 -0600, Walter Holladay wrote:
> Forgive my ignorance, but just to make sure..
Forgive my ignorance, but just to make sure... You have a 9 gig iso? I
got the DVD iso from a friend at work, but it fits on a standard single
layer DVD, so it's nowhere near that size.
Stephen Shaw wrote:
The difference is the hundreds of missing packages. A full install of
9.3 is roughly 8 -
That was it! inet_interfaces was set to 127.0.0.1. I changed it to all,
and voila!
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Walter Holladay wrote:
I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap
from t
Sounds excellent... hook me up!
Stephen Shaw wrote:
The difference is the hundreds of missing packages. A full install of
9.3 is roughly 8 - 9 gigs. You just can't get everything on cds these
days. From what I have noticed they usually don't put all of the mail
stuff in the cds. If you want to
Kenneth Burgener wrote:
Walter Holladay wrote:
I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap from
the Suse 9.3 machine port 25 is listed. However, when I run nmap on
another machine, port 25 does NOT show up
Walter Holladay wrote:
I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap from
the Suse 9.3 machine port 25 is listed. However, when I run nmap on
another machine, port 25 does NOT show up.
In the postfix config
The difference is the hundreds of missing packages. A full install of
9.3 is roughly 8 - 9 gigs. You just can't get everything on cds these
days. From what I have noticed they usually don't put all of the mail
stuff in the cds. If you want to do any server stuff it is usually
better to use the
Tomorrow I'll give you a somewhat step by step list to do the install.
Read my other email. Let me know if you used the cds or dvd
Stephen
On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 23:43 -0600, Walter Holladay wrote:
> Thanks, sounds good, but you have to use very little words. Just imagine
> that I have no idea w
I am using cds cause I don't have a dvd drive in the machine in
question. I could install one if needed. What difference does it make,
other than having to swap the cds in and out?
Stephen Shaw wrote:
did you install from cd or the dvd?
if you used the cds then stop you are wasting your time.
if
Thanks, sounds good, but you have to use very little words. Just imagine
that I have no idea what I'm doing. ;-)
Stephen Shaw wrote:
If I remember right there are several settings that you will want to
change when creating a email server in suse. Since I'm tired ( sorry, I
have a newborn ) I'll
did you install from cd or the dvd?
if you used the cds then stop you are wasting your time.
if you are using the dvd (highly recommended) then you should be ok
if you don't have the dvd, I'd be willing to help you install it from
the iso that I have. I can't afford dual-layer dvds these days.
S
Some more (possibly helpful) info:
I was poking around in Yast under the xinetd services section and
noticed that smtp is listed as ON, but smtpd is listed as NI. So, I hit
the button to turn on smtpd, and it says I must install it first. When I
try to install smtpd, I get this message:
"Package
If I remember right there are several settings that you will want to
change when creating a email server in suse. Since I'm tired ( sorry, I
have a newborn ) I'll make a list of them for you tomorrow. If you are
bored this evening I believe you have to tell suse to listen for traffic
from the out
No firewall is running.
Daniel Timpson wrote:
Is the firewall enabled? Perhaps you are blocking smtp traffic?
dan
On 5/4/05, Walter Holladay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I r
Is the firewall enabled? Perhaps you are blocking smtp traffic?
dan
On 5/4/05, Walter Holladay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
> reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap from
> the Suse 9.3 machine port 25
I'm trying to set up a Postfix server on Suse 9.3. However, for some
reason smtp is only visible on the local machine. When I run nmap from
the Suse 9.3 machine port 25 is listed. However, when I run nmap on
another machine, port 25 does NOT show up.
Any ideas?
.
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