Port scanners such as nmap and OS detectors such as queso are known to do
this, but not the way you indicate. Rather they send a set of packets to
the machine and look at the responses. By looking at the response, one
can determine the OS and even sometimes the kernel version. This is
because
Hello redhat-list,
Anyone ever hear of Liunx, as an OS, being identified anywhere in a
TCP/IP packet header? Reason I'm asking is that a certain software
claims to be able to glean that specific information from the
packet header, dunno which daemon, of a Linux machine.
Best regards,
P
hi all...
somebody have login to our ftp server...
he had made some changes...
our ftp site does appear when you go there...but...
directories for download was gone...
can somebody tell me what are the correct permissions...owner and modes...
so i could make it work again...
/pub
thanks for
Thank you very much for your recommendation. I get the low cost Mylex
AcceleRAID 150. It comes with all the drivers for OS/Win/NT/NW but not
Linux althought its web pages says Linux 2.2 is support.
Do you know where to get the driver for Linux?
Cokey de Percin wrote:
>
> Jason Costomiris wr
Neil,
kppp is asking for the root password. You can either supply the root
password to make your connection or do the following :-
1. Delete /usr/bin/kppp
2. give the real binary suid root permissions :- chmod u+s
/usr/sbin/kppp
3. Create a symbolic link :- ln -s /usr/sbin/kppp /usr/bin/kppp
You can also use bc
#!/bin/sh
var1=5
var2=6
echo "$var1 + $var2" | bc
# end
Have fun,
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Jeff Smelser wrote:
=> Just trying to write a bash script and can't seem to figure out how to
=> do additio
WHen the documentaiton specifies
./configure
--with-apache=/path/to/apache/dir
--with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql
what does it mean by /path/to/apache/dir
Does it mean
source of the apache
or
the location of ap
On Tue, Jan 25, 2000 at 10:38:56PM -0600, Zaigui Wang wrote:
| what will prevent root user from doing "chmod 0755 /home"? I just could
| not do it!
| My /home directory is defaulted to "0444". As a result, adduser
| command failed to create a home direcotry for new users.
I don't suppose you hav
I have just installed redhat 6.1 and try to reinstall all the
softwarepackages. One of them is EWS1.1 which is a free search engine from
Excite.However, when I run the installation, I get the following error
message:
./perl: can't load library 'libdb.so.1'
I don't remember having this problem fo
There is a recent (today or yesterday) Q&A interview on slashdot with
the president of VA Linux. Someone asked him about the price
differential on the servers and he talkeda bout the engineering and
heat management work they do with their servers and specifically
mentioned the FullOn 2x2 as one
Other than the demo for Quake 3, Civ 2 Call to Power, and Heroes of Might...,
are there any good games out there? Anyone know of good websites for them?
Thanks,
Brandon
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Hi,
I have a single user system and i have a few different accounts on them
for me. I like to expiriment with different window managers and such.
What I was wondering, is if i could have one directory somewhere on my
machine so that no matter which login, i would use the same kicq account
and t
I've seen this done in perl cgi scripts to prevent them from taking too
long - put the following in your script, right after the #!/usr/bin/perl
alarm(6);
If the program is still running after 6 seconds it will send an SIGALRM
signal to itself and die. You might want to define a handler, and cat
I'm wondering if it's possible to kill processes automatically (as a
cron-job?).
I've managed to setup Linux and Apache and now I tried to kill the machine
by executing several processes to find out, how the machine reacts. I wrote
a little perl script (cgi) that calls itself. My provider has the
I want to convert html into pdf.
I found a html2ps-converter, which is written in perl and a ps2pdf-converter
written as a shell script.
So this would be the way.
But there are several problems:
I took a html-file which a converted to postscript via html2ps. Everything
worked fine.
I transfered t
Dear friend
i want to disable anonymous ftp login to linux ftp
server. pls let me know which setting files should i
edit . Thanks in advance
Nandar
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this worked great, thanks a lot!
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> Try some thing like this
>
>
> #! /bin/sh
> # addnums - adds two numbers input as args and outputs the result
> newval=`expr $1 + $2`
> echo 'the sum of ' $1 ' and ' $2 ' is ' $newval
>
>
> Jeff
Try some thing like this
#! /bin/sh
# addnums - adds two numbers input as args and outputs the result
newval=`expr $1 + $2`
echo 'the sum of ' $1 ' and ' $2 ' is ' $newval
Jeff Smelser wrote:
>
> Just trying to write a bash script and can't seem to figure out how to
> do addition with variab
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> I'm looking at building some big bad servers. I'm faced with choosing
> between building and buying.
>
> I'm considering getting a few of VA's FullOn 2x2 servers configed as:
>
> FullOn 2x2
> 2 x P-III 700
> 512 MB RAM
> Mylex eXtreme RAID 1100/
>Is there a way to make a second user, similar to root, that has full access
>w/o having to type su each time? I've got a 6.1 box that I have my p/w set
>as su, but I need to give another full access, but I don't want him to know
>my password, and I'm not too fond of changing it.
Just create
Jason,
Between systems the VA has donated to the LinuxKB and sytems my company
has purchased from VA (about 60 computers total). One thing I can say is
that they're all very high quality and well engineered. I've never had a
problem that was heat related (actually I'm not sure I've ever had a
I have been getting some attacks from rooted servers. In one case, the
attacker went through at least comprimised boxes to get to me. I got
reports from owners of both boxes (one was a tech school in Texas, and
the other one belonged to an isp.)
Fred
Nate Waddoups wrote:
>
> Interesting. It
Jason Costomiris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[snip]
>Well, it looks like a showdown between Mylex and ICP then...
You'll have to let us know which one you went with and why. I'm not in the
market for a RAID controller at present, but who knows what the future holds.
>Not having to boot DOS t
Just trying to write a bash script and can't seem to figure out how to
do addition with variables. If someone could give me a quick example, I
would appreciate it. Thanks
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, David Hansen Jr. wrote:
> Is there a way to make a second user, similar to root, that has full access
> w/o having to type su each time? I've got a 6.1 box that I have my p/w set
> as su, but I need to give another full access, but I don't want him to know
> my password,
I'm looking at building some big bad servers. I'm faced with choosing
between building and buying.
I'm considering getting a few of VA's FullOn 2x2 servers configed as:
FullOn 2x2
2 x P-III 700
512 MB RAM
Mylex eXtreme RAID 1100/32 MB
5 x IBM 32G 7200 RPM (raid 5)
Those are pretty kicking bo
Is there a way to make a second user, similar to root, that has full access
w/o having to type su each time? I've got a 6.1 box that I have my p/w set
as su, but I need to give another full access, but I don't want him to know
my password, and I'm not too fond of changing it.
Thank you kindly
filtering is censorship! censorship is bad! though, should
you want to play big brother, look at squid. i believe it has some access
lists you can apply to it. http://squid.nlanr.net
-adam
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, mi na wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a web filter (Block certain website) software that
Well, my son has become a Linux convert. He always thought it funny that his
father was deserting Windoze for Linux. Understand, my son is 12 years old
and more into games than anything else.
Until yesterday, I had never gotten a game for Linux. However, yesterday I
saw Heroes of Might & Magic 3
I have sucessfully compiled php-3.0.12 w/MySQL support and Apache 1.3.9. However, I
am having problems compiling php-3.0.14 with support for PostGres. I downloaded the
latest version of postgres and the problem actually surfaces when I try to compile
apache. It gives me the ever so common er
ok, I just want to mount them with the loopback device. If I can find it
I'll give it a try.
thanks
charles
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Peter Monta wrote:
> > [ isosize ]
>
> Sorry to reply to my own message, but another reason
> to use isosize is that some (most?) CD-ROMs are padded
> with a few sec
Hi,
Is there a web filter (Block certain website) software that can work with
linux proxy (redhat 5.2).
Thanks!
Li
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"Carey F. Cox" wrote:
> This will mean you won't be able to boot to single user mode or
>
> linux single
>
> and thus won't have the ability to correct goof-ups without a working
> boot and rescue disk.
Oops. I meant remove the "prompt" line from /etc/lilo.conf. You can
leave the time
Caution!
This will mean you won't be able to boot to single user mode or
linux single
and thus won't have the ability to correct goof-ups without a working
boot and rescue disk.
Carey
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Gordon Messmer wrote:
> > Roberta Nicolis wrote:
> > I've installed linux re
> Roberta Nicolis wrote:
> I've installed linux red-hat 5.1 on a HP netserver, I want to know: if
> I have not other operating systems on that server, but only linux can
> I boot without lilo? If the answer is "yes", How can remove lilo?
No, lilo is required to boot Linux. If you would like to b
On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Lee Ward wrote:
> I am attempting to install the RPMs for Gnome. However, when I
> type rpm -i ... and hit enter all it does is bring up another
> prompt. From what I can tell, it's not installing. What do I do.
RPM, unless told to be verbose, produces no output, even when
s
Hi,
Can you give hints or instructions to create a RAID? I have 2 identical
SCSI drives and would like them to mirror each other, ie a RAID-1
array. Thank you very much.
Regards
Clement
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Interesting. It had been my understanding that everything under
.da.uu.net was assigned dynamically. Rumour has it that the "tnt" in
1Cust190.tnt1.iowa-city.ia.da.uu.net refers to the Lucent "max tnt" access
boxes, which I assumed meant 56k dialups for your average dialup internet
access. I ju
Sean Clarke wrote:
>
> Be warn this hostname/ip have been causing me alot of grief.
>
> TCP Wrappers: Connection Refused
> By:neptune.tzo.cc
> Process: in.ftpd (pid 4714)
>
> User: unknown
> Host: 1Cust190.tnt1.iowa-city.ia.da.uu.net
> Date: Wed Jan
No just for information. I seen a post from another person with the same
host name that had attacked them and I get this one at least 2 time a day.
But fortunately I have everything blocked and no one can get acces (
Ihope) So far so good. If it is a dial up then possible a spoof because
I hav
Are you trying to get RPMs off of a Red Hat installation CD? The RPMs
are usually in /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS, if you mount your cd-rom on
/mnt/cdrom. When installing RPMs, I do:
rpm -Uvh .rpm
Good luck,
Hidong
Lee Ward wrote:
>
> I am attempting to install the RPMs for Gnome. However, wh
> [ isosize ]
Sorry to reply to my own message, but another reason
to use isosize is that some (most?) CD-ROMs are padded
with a few sectors of zeros at the end. You want
the copied image to be the same size as the original
ISO9660 filesystem (so that md5sum will turn out
right, for example).
I am attempting to install the RPMs for Gnome. However, when I type rpm -i ... and hit
enter all it does is bring up another prompt. From what I can tell, it's not
installing. What do I do. Also, whn I used glint in X, I tried to look at the pacakges
on my CD-ROM it says "/mnt/cdrom/SRPMS conat
> thanks. got an easy way to know how big the disk is? It's not always 640.
Here's what I use. The isosize tool is part of the old cdwrite
distribution, I think---it just prints the size of the ISO9660
filesystem in bytes by looking in the superblock.
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=whatever.iso bs=2048 co
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 02:24:56PM -0600, Jeff Smelser wrote:
> Is there some software out there that goes through the sendmail/syslog and
> give me an overview of the mail that goes through my system? I would be
> curious to know who is sending/receiving mail during the day on a nightly
> basis f
thanks. got an easy way to know how big the disk is? It's not always 640.
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Jake Johnson wrote:
> Sometimes dd is a little picky so make sure you now the size of the disk
> dd if=/dev/cdrom of=whatever.iso bs=1024 count=640
>
>
>
> Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
I got it! Thanks.
Bret
Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> The assumption is that if you want to do what you are describing below,
> both client1 and client2 have entries in the server's hosts file, and had
> a host block in the dhcp.conf to get them to always get that name/ip.
>
> Most of the tiem th
Sometimes dd is a little picky so make sure you now the size of the disk
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=whatever.iso bs=1024 count=640
Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> thanks so much. this is exactly the answer I was looking for.
>
> BTW, If you don't hear it enough, it's great having you on
The assumption is that if you want to do what you are describing below,
both client1 and client2 have entries in the server's hosts file, and had
a host block in the dhcp.conf to get them to always get that name/ip.
Most of the tiem thought you don't care aboput the clients getting
different IPs
thanks so much. this is exactly the answer I was looking for.
BTW, If you don't hear it enough, it's great having you on the list!
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> > I want to copy a CD image to disk from the command line (i'm
Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> I guess I haven't explained it properly, but I'm not sure If I can do any
> better than this.
>
> When the machine with the ethernet card having the mac address of
> 00:e0:98:03:9d:7b requests an IP, the dhcp server will lookup the hostname
> piglet.lhsw.com (where th
Hi,
How do you print in landscape orientation in star office? I'm trying to
print out a spreadsheet. In the File menu, I choose Print and specify
Landscape, but the printout always comes out portrait. Thanks,
Hidong
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Is there some software out there that goes through the sendmail/syslog and
give me an overview of the mail that goes through my system? I would be
curious to know who is sending/receiving mail during the day on a nightly
basis for example..
Thanks
Jeff
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> I want to copy a CD image to disk from the command line (i'm used to doing
> this with the xcdroast GUI). I'm pretty sure this is done with mkisofs,
There's a much easier way:
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=whatever.iso
LLaP
bero
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This may seem a bit silly, but I don't see this in the man page.
I want to copy a CD image to disk from the command line (i'm used to doing
this with the xcdroast GUI). I'm pretty sure this is done with mkisofs,
but reading the man page, it looks like you have to mount the cd first. I
didn't
we only use mylex and have been since we used SCO. never have any
problems with them. i like the ability to rebuild and whatnot from
sending commands to the /proc/rd/XXX, personally. of course the setup
from the cards bios is nice also.
Jason Costomiris wrote:
>
> On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 10:0
On Wed, Jan 26, 2000 at 10:00:35PM -0700, Eric Sisler wrote:
: Don't have any direct experience, but there's a review of the ICP Vortex
: cards in the November 1999 issue of Linux Journal. Not cheap, but good and
: at the time of the article one of the few with multi-channel card supported
: b
I got hit early sunday morning by this guy:
Active System Attack Alerts
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Jan 23 08:11:17 localhost portsentry[587]: attackalert: Connect from host:
1Cust249.tnt20.chi5.da.uu.net/63.20.110.249 to UDP port: 31337
Jan 23 08:11:17 localhost portsentry[587]: attackalert: Ho
I guess I haven't explained it properly, but I'm not sure If I can do any
better than this.
When the machine with the ethernet card having the mac address of
00:e0:98:03:9d:7b requests an IP, the dhcp server will lookup the hostname
piglet.lhsw.com (where the dns server will look in the hosts fil
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Sean Clarke wrote:
> Be warn this hostname/ip have been causing me alot of grief.
>
> Host: 1Cust190.tnt1.iowa-city.ia.da.uu.net
Two things come to mind...
First, that's a uu.net dialup IP, so there's a good chance that the person
attacking your system has another
Very cool. But I still don't get how the addresses for fixed address
hosts get resolved.
Bret
Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
>
> > Are you using host files for the internal machine resolution? I use a
> > local dns for my internal network so I don't have to
At 08:54 PM 1/26/00 -0700, Patrick O Neil wrote:
>I have three harddrives:
>hda is a 8GB
>hdb is a 4GB
>hdc is a 3GB
>
>hda is partitions thusly:
> Device BootStart EndBlocks Id System
>/dev/hda1 1 109875511b Win95 FAT32
>/dev/hda2 110
At 02:58 PM 1/27/00 +, you wrote:
>My colleage solved the below by deleting files from his /tmp directory. He
>has a new problem. In X linux is reporting a lack of disk space and says it
>cannot do x,y,z due to this lack of space. There is over 800mb of free disk
>space. He has one ext2 p
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Bret Hughes wrote:
> Are you using host files for the internal machine resolution? I use a
> local dns for my internal network so I don't have to change all the
> hostfiles every time I add a machine to the netowork. I think there is
> a DHCP tie to dns somehow I guess I
But now, how to do a print-screen from within X?
Tom DeLuca
Manager Computer Operations, Radiology
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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pg (410) 283-0055
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On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Brandon Dorman wrote:
> that second menu is called Xtns I just looked at my own screenshots. :-)
>
Be warn this hostname/ip have been causing me alot of grief.
TCP Wrappers: Connection Refused
By:neptune.tzo.cc
Process: in.ftpd (pid 4714)
User: unknown
Host: 1Cust190.tnt1.iowa-city.ia.da.uu.net
Date: Wed Jan 26 16:35:20 PST 2000
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On my Red Hat 6.1 system, I set the /etc/sendmail.cf variable DM variable
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Any ideas on how to get e-mail masquerading working would be appreciated.
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Bob wrote:
> Oracle 8i with WebDBProbably overkill
> Informix
> Sybase
> MySQL
> PostGreSQL
Add Interbase (http://www.inprise.com) to this list. Also DB2
from IBM, which is available for Linux.
Hope this helps!
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Are you using host files for the internal machine resolution? I use a
local dns for my internal network so I don't have to change all the
hostfiles every time I add a machine to the netowork. I think there is
a DHCP tie to dns somehow I guess I need to read up.
I was also thinking about the ip
Does anyone on the list know the latest version of apache-fp rpm and where to
get it?
The only version I can find is 1.3.3 and I would like to get some thing closer
to 1.3.9
TIA
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Have a look at...
http://www.linuxtelephony.org
The web is like a giant directory service these days :)
-adam
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, THOMAS M WATSON wrote:
> Does any know if any CTI (Computer-Telephony Integration) applications
> have been ported to Linux?
>
> Mike Watson
> Raymore, MO
>
>
I am no expert at this stuff. In fact i only just recently started runnign
a caching only name server myself (zero config needed btw other than
adding 127.0.0.1 to resolve.conf) - another thing I shoudl have done a
long time ago.
But I can tell you what I did.
You simply setup you dhcpd.conf to
Too cool, no problems with DNS? How does naming resolution work. If
too much to explain no worry I'll RTFM.
Bret
Charles Galpin wrote:
>
> It was really quite easy. I have no idea why I didn't do it sooner. Well,
> I know why. If you have a simple network with a few computers it is really
> n
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Jake Johnson wrote:
> Go the Red Hat's site and download the new installation disk. They had
> a problem with that as well.
>
Do you have an exact URL?
Thanks alot :-)
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You know, I think the placement of this script is due to my having the
script in ip-up.local when I was using dialup from the house with a
dynamic ip. It is good to know that I can bring the interface up and
down without having to run the ipchains setup each time. I thought it
was kind of weird
> "ee" == era eriksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ee> On 27 Jan 2000 09:37:07 -0500, Dominic Mitchell
ee> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It appears that he is probably using a script that monitors my
>> connections and fetches my mail. Since I was using fetchmail in
>> demon mode I did not o
Does any know if any CTI (Computer-Telephony Integration) applications
have been ported to Linux?
Mike Watson
Raymore, MO
Hi Bob,
The problem appears to be unfortunately local...
As you suggested, I stopped running fetchmail in demon mode. In
other word fetchmail does not run and my mail is getting fetch
anyway...
He is controlling my mail...
I am learning the hard way that security is a must! Have got a
copy
My colleage solved the below by deleting files from his /tmp directory. He
has a new problem. In X linux is reporting a lack of disk space and says it
cannot do x,y,z due to this lack of space. There is over 800mb of free disk
space. He has one ext2 partition and one swap partition. Any idea
Go the Red Hat's site and download the new installation disk. They had
a problem with that as well.
Jake
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Martin A. Marques wrote:
> I have been experiencing lots of trouble latelly to upgrade and install new
> machines. I will discribe the problem:
>
> I have a RH 6.0
on 26/1/2000 12:28 PM, Carey F. Cox shot down the bitstream:
> From my /etc/conf.modules...
>
> alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
Ah, that was the magic line. Thanks!
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I never gave a thought to a slow DHCP server :-( , anyways, maybe a nice
place to use "wait" if in fact there was a problem, from memory I have only
seen reference to rc.local, but I don't have to worry about ppp or DHCP
where chains are.
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On 27/01/00 at
I have been experiencing lots of trouble latelly to upgrade and install new
machines. I will discribe the problem:
I have a RH 6.0 which I have installed succesfuly in the past.
Now I want to upgrade old PC with 5.0 to 6.0 via net (ftp). I mount the CD
in /home/ftp/pub/RH-6.0/ with no problem. Bu
Not sure what you are posting here, but the error below will happen under
certain scenarios..
1 there are more than one person trying to access the pop acc
2 a connection died before closing off properly and the pop server thinks
there is still a client connected, there fore will hold
You can setup ipchains *before* the interface is up if you have a fixed
IP. I believe this would indeed be preferred. However if you have a
dynamic external IP, and your script figures that out before setting it's
rules, then you obviously need to run it after the interface is up, but as
soon as p
It was really quite easy. I have no idea why I didn't do it sooner. Well,
I know why. If you have a simple network with a few computers it is really
not needed. As soon as you have more thasn a handfull of machines or you
start trying to swap a PC between 2 or more networks, it becomes
essential!
>I have a user complaining about mail errors on his Win98 Client. I have RH
>6.0 with it's default sendmail version. The maillog shows an entry with:
>
>Error opening or locking INBOX user=bsmith.
>
>Can someone tell me what's amatter here?
>
>Thanks,
>Scott
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I agree with Aaron here, but suggest you worry more about using a
language/tools that allow you to write database independant code. Then you
can get going with your development on postgresql/mysql, and "upgrade" if
you find you need to later. With those numbers I really doubt you will
need to. I w
Title: booting with lilo
Hello,
I've installed linux red-hat 5.1 on a HP netserver, I want to know: if I have not other operating systems on that server, but only linux can I boot without lilo? If the answer is "yes", How can remove lilo?
thanks Roberta
Hi
For one of our projects we need to get X up on Linux with TV as the display
monitor and we are not succeeding. I got ATI All-In-Wonder card and installed
it on a pentium II machine running redhat linux 6.1. With this setup and when
i start to boot with TV as display i get all the boot
RH6.0 2.2.5-22, everthing was fine until I altered the /etc/hosts. I only
did this since changing hostname every time I went into X I get an error
message. Will RH boot past sendmail after a long delay as otheres are
suggesting? Ta. NH
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>No, no I'm not that stupid! Sorry I didn't make myself clear, I put
>something like
>127.blah blahlocalhost
>192.168.255.255 hollow
Sorry, I had to respond based upon what I saw. You can pretty much pick
any value, except that it can't end in .0 or .255. So something like
192.9.200.1 wo
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Lee Ward wrote:
->> > as I remember it the FAQ says to do ,"fdisk /mbr" from dos.
->Don't know if that will effect the rest of your harddrive and/or
->getting into linux. You can't boot into windows or linux, right?
->Did you make a bootdisk?
->
->I did make a bootdisk,
No, no I'm not that stupid! Sorry I didn't make myself clear, I put
something like
127.blah blahlocalhost
192.168.255.255 hollow
in the etc/hosts I cannot remember the exact number, but I only put one not
a range.
--
>Try booting single user and then editing and fixing your hosts
Another colleage of mine (a mini linux invasion is taking place at my work)
cannot login any more via xdm.
At level 5 xdm appears on boot, he enters the user details it crashes back
to the prompt (out of X).
At level 3 startx starts X normally. Whats going on - I'm unable to help
since I've ne
>I've altered my /etc/hosts file and now my machine won't boot. I added an ip
>mumber in this range 192.168.0.1-192.168.255.255. and the hostname hollow.
Huh? You put "192.168.0.1-192.168.255.255 hollow" in your /etc/hosts file?
That is totally incorrect. It has to be a single IP value and th
I've altered my /etc/hosts file and now my machine won't boot. I added an ip
mumber in this range 192.168.0.1-192.168.255.255. and the hostname hollow.
I did this cause I found a webpage that said if I didn't I wouldn't be able
to use X when I was online.
Oh experts out there, its question time
On Thu, Jan 27, 2000 at 01:05:34AM -0600, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Hello,
> I need to begin picking a database fora project. The
> number of choices is now staggering. Generally, I will have
> about 15,000-20,000 patients and about 35,000 procedures
> entered per year. I need to be able to run thi
My .02 for what it's worth:
MySQL doesn't do transactions. For medical info this should in your mind
take it out of the running. PosgresSQL is probably the slowest of the
bunch, but has a good feature set and is very popular in the Linux
community. For that few records, it should do quite well
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Chad W. Skinner wrote:
> I have created a script to add 2 ips to interface eth0. This script simply
> contains the commands
>
> ifconfig eth0:0 192.168.0.2 netmask 255.255.255.0
> ifconfig eth0:0 192.168.0.3 netmask 255.255.255.0
>
> When I reboot my machine i simply run th
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