Hi,list:
I have some problem in process of building
nautilus-1.0.4-43.src.rpm which is obtained from
Redhat7.2(enigma) cdrom. Having installed src.rpm, I
type command in SPECS subdirectory:
#rpm -bc nautilus.spec
It returns with :
#checking for Mozilla...yes
#configure error:
#Mozilla 0.8 or
Hi
You better use System Imager for this. This is for linux specially and
it works well. This is free software and you can search for this.
site is "http://systemimager.org"
Aftab Alam
Franky wrote:
001001c22300$fa51eb40$1de78cca@frcheng">
Does anybody know how to ghost a liunx
You definitely don't need 666 permissions on the folder.
If you're testing it, you could just redirect it to a folder/file in your
own home directory...like /home/anthony/mail/SPAM.
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Anthony Hologounis wrote:
Let me ask, so this is the best way to handle spam?
Righ
On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
Look up the dd command, and pipe it through an rsh or ssh. Much cheaper
than Ghost, although you have to use it on drives with the same
geometries.
Jon
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Franky wrote:
Does anybody know how to ghost a liunx system? I
Hi
Im using Rh7.2 and tried to connect to a dialin server also running RH7.2.
After I get connected the connection was terminated after a few seconds and
give this Serial line is looped back. Whaat is the meaning of this and how
I can resolve this
TIA
Toto
Thank you Alam!!!
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Hi
You better use System Imager for this. This is for linux specially
and it
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 04:36, Toto Gamez wrote:
Hi
Im using Rh7.2 and tried to connect to a dialin server also running RH7.2.
After I get connected the connection was terminated after a few seconds and
give this Serial line is looped back. Whaat is the meaning of this and how
I can resolve
the scsi controler which bores me is an additional card, not a planar chip
there is another planar scsi chip (aic-7899) which works fine
my problem is really to know how to build and use a driver diskette
thanks
A 06:42 03/07/02 -0700, vous avez écrit :
Hi,
What kind of motherboard do you
I use amanda. I'm happy with it. You can specify file systems.
If your backing up other users systems I strongly encourage you to
backup EVERYTHING.
--
Brad
we have RH7.1 network ,solaris 7 and windows too ,i am searching
for a backup software which suits our network.i have tried AMANDA,
I think I tried that but Procmail runs as the user so that wouldnt work unless
I use 666 permissions or like a previous poster mentioned , put all users in
the same group anddo 660 permissions
On Thursday 04 July 2002 01:22, Mike Burger wrote:
You definitely don't need 666 permissions on the
Hullo All,
I was wondering if there is a way to enable remote shell from other machines
specifying a user...
Like this...
rsh SERVER -l USER COMMAND
I know that I've to edit a .rhosts file in the HOME of the USER, like
this
.rhosts - permissions - 400
host
there is some way to allow ANY
I just re-complied my kernel everything went okay, but when I re-booted I
notice that ext3 is not supported? I went back into my Xconfig and selected
under the file system Ext3 journailing system supported is this were I
slect my Ext3 file system support.
see subject
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I do believe that AMANDA will do this for you. It is only bound to
actual partitions if you are using dump. Set it to use GNUTar.
I am currently backing up a server (where AMANDA is running) with 3
entries:
/home (own disk)
/var (own disk)
There is a way, or there should be, to enable secure access to a machine
without having to enter a password.
My problem is this:
I have two machines, both running ssh, they both have static ips on the
interfaces that I will be using for this. I would like to be pre-authorised
as root to
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Info - Demerson wrote:
Hullo All,
I was wondering if there is a way to enable remote shell from other machines
specifying a user...
Like this...
rsh SERVER -l USER COMMAND
I know that I've to edit a .rhosts file in the HOME of the USER, like
this
.rhosts
We use a similar setup, I have a vxa-1 tape drive with 33 GB native
capacity backing up our linux server including users home directories. I
use Arkeia softeware.
The linux server is setup as a PDC and all users see drive H as their
data directory when they log in from any machine.
The
hi,
interfaces that I will be using for this. I would like to be pre-authorised
as root to scp/ssh from one machine to the other. (i.e. without having to
type in a password)
I have browsed through ssh docs for days and have yet to come up with a
working solution. I think that it should
Might Try Drive Image Pro. I find it works
better if you do away with their caldera dos boot disk and make it a bonafide
DOS 6.22 boot disk with their program.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 9:17
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Subject:
Hi,
My problem
is the next:
Ive
got 2 interfaces in the same host=linux.informatica.com
eth0
= 192.168.200.11
eth1
= 192.168.2.189
My
routing table is:
0.0.0.0 192.168.200.17 0.0.0.0 UGH 0 0 0 eth0
19.174.16.51 192.168.2.1
Hi,
Ive installed red hat
and all Works fine but when I trying connect from another host with telnet , linux server let me put the user and password but I cant
entry with this user, Whats
happening ?
Un Cordial Saludo / Best regards
Ximo
Llácer
Dpto Sistemas
(GrupoInterpack )
(
Okay,
Let me start with this 'What If':
Let's say I work as a WAN Engineer with a particularly prominent
Government Department and have been able to garner enough interest with
the hierarchy (and a good handful of co-horts) to pilot a project Linux
Workstation replacement for the
I now have another query, which I think is related. I use my laptop both
on a
network, with a fixed IP address at work, and at home and on the move
via
dial-up using dynamically assigned IP addresses. I have problems with
this;
When I'm on the network, as now, I can't seem to send emails outside
service ipchains stop
than try telnet
On Thu, 04 Jul 2002 Ximo Llacer wrote :
Hi,
I?ve installed red hat and all Works fine but when I trying
connect from
another host with telnet , linux server let me put the user and
password
but I can?t entry with this user, What?s happening ?
Un
Mondo Rescue makes a linux distribution
from your hard drive so you can do a bare metal restore or replicate a hard
drive, Linux and Windows partitions.
Really cool software and free.
Chris
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HI,
My version is red hat 7.3
I've run this command and the results are :
Kernel incompatible, I think this command is obsolete in this version,
the current command is iptables in this new version , I have disable
this service ipchains.
AND the iptables is clear also.
-Mensaje
not to sure if this is acceptable but you can try
editing '/etc/pam.d/rsh' and comment out some lines
there. I have two machines rsh'ing with not password
prompts (but their permissions are set i.e. root can
do root tasks, non-root can't) and I have the
following /etc/pam.d/rsh entries:
auth
Hi.
Is there any way to see how
the packets goes routing and moving each other.I have
problems with the routing and Id like see if the ping from a host pass
to another. Any kind of log ? .etc.
Un Cordial Saludo / Best regards
Ximo
Llácer
Dpto Sistemas
(GrupoInterpack )
( 0034
Is it me or is everybody getting two copies of posts on this list?
Can the list admin look into this?
Thanks
Ross
www.antivirus.ie
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Hi,
to follow the routing of packets, you can use the traceroute utility.
Alex
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Hi.
Is there any way to see how the
On Thu, Jul 04, 2002 at 05:23:50AM -0400, Jay Daniels wrote:
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 04:36, Toto Gamez wrote:
Hi
Im using Rh7.2 and tried to connect to a dialin server also running RH7.2.
After I get connected the connection was terminated after a few seconds and
give this Serial line is
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Ximo Llacer wrote:
Hi,
Ive installed red hat and all Works fine but when I trying connect from
another host with telnet , linux server let me put the user and password
but I cant entry with this user, Whats happening ?
Ximo,
do I understand this correctly that
The RedHat Customization Guide, contained in the RedHat Documentation gives a
pretty detailed explanation of using SSH. If I remember correctly, you can
do exactly what you want.
Joebewan
On Thursday 04 July 2002 08:57 am, Wesley Murphy wrote:
There is a way, or there should be, to enable
regardless of your telnet problemsyou should not use telnet on a live
system which
is visible on the internet.
You should replace this with SSH, which is basically a secure telnet option.
Look into openssh.
Ross
ww.antivirus.ie
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Ross,
It's you. Are you inadvertently Replying All ?
Scott.
Ross Cooney wrote:
Is it me or is everybody getting two copies of posts on this list?
Can the list admin look into this?
Thanks
Ross
www.antivirus.ie
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On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 03:13, Scott Bower wrote:
Okay,
Let me start with this 'What If':
Let's say I work as a WAN Engineer with a particularly prominent
Government Department and have been able to garner enough interest with
the hierarchy (and a good handful of co-horts) to
Are you looking to have everyone's potential spam sent to you/a generic
mailbox?
While this might seem like a good idea, in theory, false positives do wind
up in there, and you might wind up viewing messages that you might not
otherwise see or want to.
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Anthony Hologounis
you might be using the root account. Don't use it.
Better yet, use ssh to make remote connections.
lh
--- Ximo Llacer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I?ve installed red hat and all Works fine but when I
trying connect from
another host with telnet , linux server let me put
the user and
Are you trying to login to your FTP server as root? If so, there's your
problem right there. Make a new user..
$ adduser whatever
$ passwd whatever
(then set the password)
Now try and log in to your FTP server with the non-root user you just made.
However, if that's not that case, then we'll
List,
How does one call a system executeable 'uuidgen' from within a C program
and then catch the output into a char* in their program?
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On Fri, 2002-07-05 at 03:13, Scott Bower wrote:
On the server, depending on the budget you should look into SCSI drives
and RAID. Big and fast with loads of memory, and a decent network
controller.
snip
Remember that you could also set up a cluster of PCs for the server part, It is
Then you have to be using a reply to all command. That is the only way I
can see it happening.
Jon
President
The KnowHow Network
On Thu, 4 Jul 2002, Ross Cooney wrote:
It's you. Are you inadvertently Replying All ?
nope...I get two of everything...my posts and those of others.
On Wednesday 03 July 2002 10:48, Anthony E. Greene wrote:
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On Wed, Jul 03, 2002 at 07:27:46PM -0400, Jay Daniels wrote:
Then
my qmail sends all messages to the postmaster or whoever you specify on
my box, but only if the user does not exist on my domain. Then I check
that box ever so often to see who's sending to the wrong address.
You will be surprised how many ISPs have a catchall mailbox! One ISP I
did work for
Folks:
Several people have noted the problems with sound on certain
machines. I use an IBM Thinkpad 600 (eBay deal) with Red Hat 7.2
(Enigma) and the default (FULL) install has never produced sound. I
get system beeps when I plug and unplug the power cord, but that's
it.
Upon
On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 14:50, Rob Saul wrote:
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