All,
I could use some help on how to get sound working on a new (for me
anyway) system I recently rescued (rescued = replaced power supply and
overwrote corrupt Windows installation with Linux). This system has an
ASUS A8V Deluxe motherboard with an on board 8 channel sound controller.
I ra
Bryan,
I can't comment about additional logs for rpm, but as the commands have
to be run as root, you should be able to check .bash_history under the
root account for rpm entries.
HTH,
Richard Wilson
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-j SSHACS
Then for each IP you want to grant SSH Access to:
iptables -A SSHACS -s ip.ad.re.ss/mask -j ACCEPT
This is faster because it won't got through each rule for non-SSH
traffic. Splitting similar rules like this can be a big help in complex
rule sets.
I recommend the "different widgets" approach. I tried to do this under
an earlier version of KDE 4 using the different activity approach and my
system performance tanked. (of course I don't have a lot of RAM and was
using 16 different desktops under KDE3...)
Richard Wilson
O
mail relay servers we saw the number of
entries in the conntrack table drop to about half what they had been.
Of course, they don't drop right away -- existing table entries have to
time out.
Hopefully this may save some of you some headaches.
ility?
Thanks in advance,
Richard Wilson
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equirements. It then points them at an internal website explaining the
policy, which features the CIO's name in the URL. Having this guy's name
put in front of them makes them realize that they just can't call us to
say they've *got* to have something let th
tower with an
available PCI slot, but I'm leaning towards getting another laptop if I
can get the tapes working again.
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Richard Wilson
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O of all available Ubuntu updates on a Fedora
system?
Thanks in advance,
Richard Wilson
Apache Junction
relw at mchsi dot com
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Richard Wilson
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VESA_BIOS_Extensions#Linux_video_mode_numbers
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On Sat, 2008-03-08 at 20:08 -0700, Richard Wilson wrote:
> All,
>
> I have found an article that outlines more or less exactly what I wan
ideo controller... I may have to switch to
using a CRT for teh install.
Fedora 8 runs fine on this hardware -- I had it up and running before I
got ordered to encrypt (or be forced to run only Windows). I used the
text based installer last time.
Again, thanks in a
perimented with Truecrypt as well and that is a decent
alternative. Any opinions as to which is "better"?
Any full disk encryption tools out there that are Linux compatible?
Thanks in advance,
Richard Wilson
relw at mchsi dot com
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I have set up Samba before, but find I can do most of the "sharing" I
need between Windows and Linux using Putty (on Windows) and SSH.
Putty is a free SSH implementation for Windows and can be found at
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
HTH,
Rich
se it makes any difference.
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Richard Wilson
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Bill,
No I don't know how or why they got blacklisted. it appears to be a
homegrown list -- I did check at DNSStuff.com and the PLUG Mail server
IP is clean according to 200+ antispam services.
Richard Wilson
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On Wed, 2007-12-05 at 06:02 -0700,
All,
In case anyone else was affected by this, MediaCom (Cable provider in
Apache Junction and elsewhere) had the PLUG mail server blacklisted.
Thanks to help from Brian, it has now been cleared and you should be
able to receive PLUG mail to an @mchsi.com address again.
Richard Wilson
think about what to put into those error
messages "that will never be seen...". They will be seen...
The Latin error messages are now (appropriately) ancient history.
Richard Wilson
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include a lot of other connection types, not necessarily dynamic
connections). If your IP falls in such a block your provider will ahve
to assign you a new address to get around this.
HTH,
Richard Wilson
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On Tue, 2007-06-2
Richard Wilson
Ironwood and Southern
Apache Junction
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On Sat, 2007-06-16 at 17:04 -0700, Kevin Brown wrote:
> Well, the map is back up and working on the PLUG site
> (http://www.plug.phoenix.az.us/membermap/). I'm sure there are some
> data points that are off now (meeting
Randy,
A little over a year ago I retired 4 Sun E450's that I had running
Aurora Linux -- they were the only odd hardware pieces in our Red Hat
environment. Aurora is a port of Fedora to Sparc -- you can find out
more about it at http://auroralinux.org/ I haven't kept up with it
lately, so I don'
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