On 23:52, martedì 28 novembre 2000, you wrote:
My question is: is there a specific way to use the compat-egcs compiler?
If it is, is it documented somewhere? If it isn't - how can I go about
compiling programs which refuse to compile with the new compiler (I am
developing PalmOS programs, so
When running ping the following message appears:
Warning: no SO_TIMESTAMP support, falling back to SIOCGSTAMP
Is this warning from glibc? If so, does this mean that iputils have to be
modified upstream to reflect the changed behaviour in glibc? Other
causes, solutions?
The new glibc-2.2-5 is
On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Svante Signell wrote:
When running ping the following message appears:
Warning: no SO_TIMESTAMP support, falling back to SIOCGSTAMP
Is this warning from glibc? If so, does this mean that iputils have to be
modified upstream to reflect the changed behaviour in glibc?
On Thu Nov 30 2000 at 01:09, Svante Signell wrote:
Is this an attack? Successful?
Version: portmap-4.0-28
Nov 30 00:47:05 em2 portmap[16190]: connect from 202.8.227.42 to dump(): request
from unauthorized host
Don't panic. Probably (highly likely) a tcp_wrappers thing.
Someone obviously
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I find myself in a situation where I badly need to do NFS uid/gid
remapping between two redhat 6.2 boxes that are currently using
knfsd for NFS directory sharing.
exports(5) says that it is possible to do uid/gid remapping, with
all sorts of great solutions.
However, this is obviously NOT
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what I want? Hmmm... is there a user-space daemon that I can use
Use the earlier nfsd (RHL 6.1? 6.0?) and check the kernel docs to verify that
it's compatible with your kernel.
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Svante Signell wrote:
Is this an attack? Successful?
Version: portmap-4.0-28
Nov 30 00:47:05 em2 portmap[16190]: connect from 202.8.227.42 to dump(): request
from unauthorized host
Yes a probe -- not successful from what you show here.
Either you lack a firesall, or
