Hi - jsut getting back into more full time linux type admin and
consulting since leaving my job - was wondering if anyone had any handy
hints for me as to solutions for running a Redhat based ISP - basically
looking for tools to help with:
1) user / domain setups - virtual hosting
2) traffic
Hi - I was wondering if anyone has successfully set up otto on a Redhat 7.2 server -
I've tried and failed... the project sounds great but the instructions are a bit vague
for my level of admin skills, and I haven't had a reply from the developers...
http://www.cardhouse.com/otto/
I've
that to log
all packets.
AE
-Original Message-
From: Dan Horth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 1:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Traffic Counter
Hi - Having just set up our firewall with iptables I've got a situation
where we would like to be able to track
Hi - Having just set up our firewall with iptables I've got a situation where we would
like to be able to track traffic coming in through our ADSL link - detailing which
machines are causing what traffic.
I've been reading up a bit on netfilter counters and believe they're not too reliable
-
Hi - I've been trying to set up iptables on a 7.2 based firewall, but am getting
strange errors when I try to install
any rules:
[root@server root]# rpm -qa | grep iptables
iptables-1.2.4-2
[root@server root]# iptables --list
/lib/modules/2.4.9-31/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_tables.o:
Hi - I've been trying a few different options with setting up smb on a RH 7.2. based
i686 server, and still have not arrived at what I believe is the current, optimal
setup. Seeing as this is a more RH specific question I thought I might get more
pertinent information from here.
Basically I
Hi - I'm having problems with my test server at home (basically a machine that was
found in the street, cleaned up and is now our home firewall / router / server / my
test environment)
anyway - since I found the machine I don't really know it's history - but am having a
problem that I've not
Sorry! my bad! worked out that the missing extension error was due to me not having
php-mysql installed - I'm sure I
had it... but... d'oh!
the question about searchable archives still stands though...
tia. dan.
I wrote:
Hi - just trying to get mySQL and php playing nice together - buut
Hi - I've been trying to set up iptables on a 7.2 based firewall, but am getting
strange errors when I try to install
any rules:
[root@server root]# rpm -qa | grep iptables
iptables-1.2.4-2
[root@server root]# iptables --list
/lib/modules/2.4.9-31/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_tables.o:
At 2:04 PM -0500 23/4/02, Matthew Boeckman wrote:
did you compile this kernel yourself? If so, did you add firewall as a module?
didn't compile myself - stock 7.2 kernel (latest update) which is same as on test
server...
what is the contents of /etc/modules.conf and the output of lsmod
At 3:25 PM -0400 23/4/02, Mike Burger wrote:
First:
rmmod ipchains
Then:
insmod iptables
hmm... at this stage I get
insmod: iptables: no module by that name found
should I reinstall iptables rpm? I don't have anything in modules.conf about iptables
though - on the server that iptables
At 2:36 PM -0500 23/4/02, Matthew Boeckman wrote:
actually did just notice that I have both 2.4.9-7 and 2.4.9-31 on my test server -
but only2.4.9-31 on the one giving me problems.
on the test server, if you have both, which are you booted to? uname -a will answer
that. maybe there's a bug
WOO-HO!!! :D
Using /lib/modules/2.4.9-31/kernel/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_tables.o
and my firewall script built on the test server just ran and setup iptables fine...
yay!
now let's see how badly my iptables script broke the office network! :)
thanks loads.
- dan.
ps. should I need to do
hi - I've been seeing a few references to this interesting program called tcpdchk -
but can't find this anywhere in my RH 7.2 installation / install disks - is this
something that should be available on RH 7.2 or will I need to install this myself
from somewhere else?
or has this program
hi - I've had success with stopping sendmail (make sure you kill all running sendmail
processes) then editing the queuefile in /var/spool/mqueue manually - you can find the
message ID by using mailq, then just vi the file in /var/spool/mqueue starting with
qf, with that ID in it. in there
hi - I think you want smbmount, not mount - as it's a smb share you're mounting?
either that or set up NFS properly... I've just gone through the HOWTO available at:
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NFS-HOWTO/
which helped in fixing an NFS problem that's been bugging me for a while...
- dan.
At
to our regularly scheduled programming...
- dan.
At 9:05 PM +1000 17/4/02, Dan Horth wrote:
Hi - I've got up2date running on five servers - four 7.2 ones and a 6.2 setup. All
has beenworking grand for the past couple of months, but I've recently stared having
a problem where I can't update one
sorry for that previous babble on up2date... there was indeed strange stuff afoot
here... it seems that the up2date process that finally managed to update the server
was actually started at:
Tue Apr 16 20:03:27 2002
(I'm assuming - as that's what all the most recent log entries were tagged as
Hi - I've been going through the faq at http://www.tolisgroup.com/gen-faq3.html#remote
to see how to setup use of a remote tape drive for backups, and noted on other pages
related to setting up rsh / rlogin that it's a potential security risk, and that I
should look into ssh instead.
quick
may be you should have let it tun for three days like I did (apparently) and all will
work as it should! :)
At 6:00 PM -0700 18/4/02, M.Schild wrote:
may be 'cos this machine is so slow the process was hanging on some inter-dependency
checks-
Happened to me today. 30 mn to check
have you tried refreshing package list at rhn.redhat.com?
up2date -p
should do the trick?
At 2:56 PM -0700 18/4/02, Chris Daft wrote:
I have exactly the same problem... maybe the solution is to force the
installation of the rpm package? I never like forcing rpm, though.
Hi - I've got up2date running on five servers - four 7.2 ones and a 6.2 setup. All has
been working grand for the past couple of months, but I've recently stared having a
problem where I can't update one server.
basically running up2date -u gives the following output:
Retrieving list of all
Hiya - back on the list after a lengthy video production sabbatical -
currently working on setting up a Compaq proliant server using RH 7.2
I'm having problems getting the DAT drive working properly - it's a
compaq 12/24 Gb model - which is responding as expected to things
like:
mt status
mt
AFAIK the disadvantage is when you have multiple people with root
access to a machine - if you log in as root then when checking who
logged in and when using last you don't know who the person was,
but a login with your username and then su - will log who was doing
root stuff... kinda handy
Hi - I was wondering if it was possible to set up a lpr printer that
would take submitted print jobs and convert them to PDF format.
I'd like to be able to set up a printer acessible by SAMBA clients
that will convert a job to PDF then copy the resulting file to a
shared directory for
Hi - off topic (except that I'm trying to archive a netware file
server before setting it up as a RH 6.2 server!) but I was hoping
that someone could help me with how I can crate a tar archive on a
Novell Netware server. Ideally I'd like to be able to write the tar
straight to DAT.
I know
Hi - I was wondering if there was a tool similar to diff that would
allow me to compare two file systems and check that they are
identical - as in same files, same permissions, same file sizes, etc.
tia, dan.
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hmm... oops...
man diff tells me that diff will compare folders too... problem solved!
- dan.
At 10:49 AM +1000 4/12/01, Dan Horth wrote:
Hi - I was wondering if there was a tool similar to diff that would
allow me to compare two file systems and check that they are
identical - as in same
thanks all for the info on anti virus products, I have done some
research using the links provided and have come back to a product
that I was going to evaluate last time I was close to setting up this
system. I was wondering if anyone had any experiences to share with
using Sophos.
It seems
Hi - was just wondering if anyone could suggest the best anti-virus
solution to use with our redhat 6.2 based file and mail servers,
ideally a solution from a company that will offer anti-virus
solutions for the windows 98 / 2000 / NT and Apple Mac clients on the
network too.
I'm interested
Hi - I have 3 RH 6.2 servers networked in the following manner:
+-- eth0 -- [file server] --- eth1 -- LAN
|
-- ppp0 -- [firewall] -- eth0 --
|
+--- eth0 --
Hi - I've been noticing a bunch of these errors in my log files of
late... I'm pretty sure that the mail is from legit sources and
messages I'd want our users to be getting (based on the mail relays
that are clisted as initiating the connection) and was wondering what
this error means, what
hiya - I'm getting lots of
kernel: nfs: server xxx.xxx.xx.xx not responding, still trying
kernel: nfs: server xxx.xxx.xx.xx OK
type errors in my log files on the client machine both when trying to
use a pentium 75 RH 6.2 box as an NFS server or an NFS client and
copying over an 8mb file over
Forgive my PC naiveness here...but I need to work out how to best
address the following situation:
Currently there's 6 NT4 workstations being serviced by a Netware 5
server. Users log into a workstation with their network login, and
then they are presented with the computer as they had it
Hiya - was just wondering what sites people would recommend as
interesting / valid news sites now that I have a little spare time
during my lunch breaks for reading...
Thanks in advance, Dan.
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Hi all - back after a short sabbatical, and I've been noticing a few
of these messages in the logs on a firewall I manage over the past
few week. I had a look through the list archives and on some search
engines and found a few references to people getting these error
messages - but they were
Hiya - a follow up on my LPR headaches... I have just installed a new
RH 6.2 based system as we're setting up a new server - and I have
managed to get this printing absolutely perfectly well as expected.
So - I'm 100% certain that the problem is to do with the
configuration of the old
Hi there - I had checked the printcap files against eachother - and
they were identical... I thought I had gone through and checked all
the permissions and stuff in the spool directory before - but since I
had a working lp on the new server I thought I'd just try copying the
/var/spool/lpr/lp
rm bar
:)
At 11:34 PM -0500 10/12/00, Rob Yale wrote:
Can someone please tell me how to get rid of a symbolic link created with
'ln -s foo bar'?
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Hi - not sure if this one got out as I only just resubscribed after a
brief spell away and I haven't seen it turn up on the list to date...
anyway - I've added a bit of info the the lpq results:
I have had LPR working happily on a server but haven't used it for a
year or so. I just tried to
Hiya - I have had LPR working happily on a server but haven't used it
for a year or so. I just tried to setup a printer for sharing with
samba and couldn't get it to work. During my debugging I decided to
check if the printer was indeed still working. So i did:
echo "hello" | lpr
and... well
... as that will probably take care of part one too! :)
TIA - dan.
At 9:52 PM +1100 9/11/00, Dan Horth wrote:
Hiya - I've been getting the occasional set of entries in my log files
relating to traffic blocked at our firewall - I was wondering two things:
1) What is this traffic - is it someone checking to see
-empting my question!
;)
At 4:41 PM -0500 15/11/00, John Aldrich wrote:
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Dan Horth wrote:
Hi - I posted this a week ago and it seems to have gotten overlooked
(ignored?) by just about everyone... I was hoping that a second post
with an improved subject line may get
sorry for the late "butt in" on this one... but this is where grep would
have been very helpful to you...
try:
rgrep -r "the.eth0.ip.address" /etc/
(obviously swap the.eth0.ip.address for your real ip address... or any
other configuration variable you're trying to track down which file it
well - as per your subject line this file is to store mail aliases -
ie. addresses on your mail server that aren't real account - just pointers
that redirect mail to other accounts.
you should read the aliases man page for more helpful information:
man aliases
HTH - dan.
On Sat, 11 Nov 2000,
Very tricky Bernhard...
but it's going to get a bit annoying if you keep
bouncing messages containing HTML formatting coming from the list...
specially with the number of newbies joining the list every day.
Please disable this feature for your listserve mail - or ifyou want to
keep using it
Hiya - I've been getting the occasional set of entries in my log files
relating to traffic blocked at our firewall - I was wondering two things:
1) What is this traffic - is it someone checking to see if there is a
trinoo type process running on my server? I seem to recognise those ports
being
On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Fred Edmister wrote:
Thank you so much! This helped tremendously! The good news
is, I've not only found thier IP address, traced them back to their ISP
(BEZEQINT.NET) and found that they did NOT do anything to the
system!! (aparently he's been using his
a bit of a hack may be but when trying to work out how processes get
started, where processes are getting their info, etc from I try
something like this:
rgrep -r "\-u named" /etc/
(note in this case I needed to enclose the query string in quotes
because of the space - and escape the -u with
check out iptraf... it rocks!
:)
- dan.
At 2:34 PM -0800 7/11/00, Sean Clarke wrote:
WOndering if you guys might know of some rpm out there that will log all
iptraffic going out of our Internal network thru a IP MASQ machine.
I need to provide a report to show activity and to what services?
iptables I think... should get you started anyway... :)
At 10:59 PM -0600 7/11/00, Bob Hartung wrote:
Hi all!
What is the replacement for ipchains? I need to start
reading up on the topic!
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hiya Jonathan - no bother here! :)
I didn't install anything special - and I didn't have to use virtual
IPs or anything... out mail server has just one IP too...
I just:
1. add virtual email domain in linuxconf - in the "sendmail:basic:
Configure virtual email domain" section... I entered
oh - I'm sure there'll be one over this way in the next year or two...
but we could always start discussing the likelihood of that right now I guess!
:P
At 2:03 PM + 6/11/00, Thomas Ribbrock wrote:
Blessed be the day when these elections are *finally* over...
So, which country is next,
not sure if this is what you're asking - but I'd be interested in a
virus scanner for linux that we could use to scan incoming outgoing
mail to our mail server - and files being downloaded through our
proxy...
as in I want to protect the clients getting email and surfing through
the proxy.
hiya - I know that you can set all this stuff up very simply in linuxconf...
I think to do it manually you need:
CV firstvirtual.com
CV lastvirtual.com
in /etc/sendmail.cf
and you also need the follwing in /etc/vmail/
aliases.firstvirtual.com - contains aliases in the format of /etc/aliases
if you're changing your own password then just do:
passwd
if you're logged in as root to change someone else's password do:
passwd username
and... well... that's about it! :)
man passwd
may help you too!
- dan.
At 5:17 PM +0530 1/11/00, Kiran Kumar M wrote:
Hi,
How can I change the
Hiya - pretty long posting for which I hope I won't get too flamed -
but I'm about to embark on a new employment venture and I need some
advice from all sides of the fence... please have a read if you've
got 5 minutes or so and are feeling charitable, curious or bored! :)
I've been a Linux
hiya - I'm trying to make a regexp string to match the following IP range:
192.168.2.64/27
ie I want to match 192.168.2.64 through 192.168.2.95 inclusive, but
do not want to match things like 192.168.2.60 or 192.168.2.99
I'm kinda close with:
grep "192\.168\.2\.[6-9][0-9]"
except it's
uhm - find and xargs are your friends...
find /path/to/your/folder -type f | xargs chmod -v 755
find /path/to/your/folder -type d | xargs chmod -v 777
that should do you...
man find
and
man xargs
for more info!
Cheers, dan.
At 9:39 AM +0530 1/11/00, Deependra B. Tandukar wrote:
Dear All,
that does seem to make sense... and it works! :)
thanks for that - this is my first chroot-ing experience!
thanks again - dan.
At 7:25 AM -0600 30/10/00, Bret Hughes wrote:
My guess, and it is just a guess is that named cannot find any time zone
information since it it chrooted. Can you give
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0
specifically I want to know what the difference between
disconnecttimeout and retrytimeout are
basically I want my server to redial instantly if it's offline, but I
want it to pause 360 seconds or so between unsuccessful dial-in
attempts incase
for some reason my /etc/resolv.conf was set like this:
-r1 root root 44 Oct 31 16:18 /etc/resolv.conf
which meant that anyone who was not root didn't know where the name
servers were... I don't remember setting this up like this, and don't
think that these are the
Hiya - I've been playing with Bastille trying to secure our servers
that little bit more, and I was interested to see that it was trying
to set up named in a chroot jail.
Unfortunately Bastille didn't understand the way named works on my
6.2 server, and as such the chrooted named isn't
ok - may be bad for to answer one's own posts... but I did a little
research and found this document...
http://www.losurs.org/docs/howto/Chroot-BIND.html
not been through it fully yet - but it has been updated pretty
recently and am confident I should be able to get the info I need
from
Hi - I set up our named server on one of our test servers in a chroot
jail over the weekend in our ongoing effort to tighten security as
much as possible, and have noticed a strange thing - in that named is
logging all it's info to the syslog at a different time to the rest
of the stuff being
d then restart your web server.
On Wed, 25 Oct 2000 13:38:59 +1100, Dan Horth wrote:
Hiya - I just noticed that over the past couple of weeks apache has
been logging all hits as ip addresses rather than domain names.
Apache was working fine logging domain names whenever possible - but
now it only lis
I am aware of an initial delay - but it shouldn't be too noticeable -
so long as it's the same client IP that is accessing all the
resources... rather than a round robin proxy setup scenario.
I wouldn't say greatly reduces bandwidth though - name lookups don't
involve great amounts of data -
Charles:
you're a legend! thanks for the tip... I've now added a pipe to
logresolve in the part of my web log analyser script that grabs the
day's log entries from the main log files for reporting, and I set
all web servers to not resolve hostnames any more...
logresolve slotted effortlessly
isn't that what rsync is about? or is that rdist?
At 1:01 PM -0600 24/10/00, Kevin Holmquist wrote:
I know of only one filesystem that would allow this but it runs on IRIX.
I'm guessing, but I think some sort of automated directory replication or
mirroring between the two servers would be
uhm - so it *is* possible to recover data that has been overwritten?
in my understanding once you write 1s and 0s over every sector of the
HD there should be no way of knowing whether the sector was a 1 or a
0 before being overwritten?
I thought that the data was insecure (recoverable) only
Hiya - I just noticed that over the past couple of weeks apache has
been logging all hits as ip addresses rather than domain names.
Apache was working fine logging domain names whenever possible - but
now it only lists domain names for ips listed in out /etc/hosts
file...
if I take the ips
At 7:24 AM + 19/10/00, Peter Kiem wrote:
Hi Dan,
/var/log/messages:Oct 18 14:50:54 FireWall kernel: Packet log: input
DENY ppp0 PROTO=17 the.remote.ip.address:55833
our.server.ip.address:61533 L=40 S=0x00 I=60941 F=0x4000 T=247 (#22)
I think what you are seeing is this.
When you set up
Hiya - after having set up ipchains on a bunch of servers I'm
starting to see a load of DENY log entries - most of which appear
normal to me - although we've had a load of them over the past few
days from one particular IP address looking a bit like this:
/var/log/messages:Oct 18 14:50:54
Mikkel - could you give us some pointers as to how you've set up the
SPAM filtering and forwarding to the "real" sendmail server within
your network? I'd be very interested in setting up a similar system
here...:)
TIA - dan.
At 1:20 PM -0500 12/10/00, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
I am running
I find the tools on offer at http://combat.uxn.com/ very helpful in
this matter, as they do a lot of the lookup recursion stuff for you
automatically...
HTH - dan.
At 10:26 AM -0400 11/10/00, John Aldrich wrote:
Hmm...if you know the IP of the source of your attacks you can still
use "whois"
kernel: eth0: card reports no resources
that line was just in my log files - any ideas as to what it means?
TIA - dan.
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Hiya - I'm running into a bit of an out of memory issue on a server
here - and I noticed a process 'minilogd' is taking up loads of
memory but I have no idea what it is other than it's part of the
initscripts package, and it verifys ok when checked against the rpm
database - so I'm
Hiya - I was wondering what would be the correct method of mounting
an ISO image... I'm also curious as to how I should be using mkisofs
to make an image of a directory structure... I tried to use it to
make a copy of a CD - followed the info in the man pages as far as I
can tell - but ended
probably going to get flamed for this but I find linuxconf pretty
damn reliable for editing interfaces - definitely good for ethernet
cards, ppp has been a bit flakey but should get there...
as root just type:
linuxconf
and see what happens! :)
At 2:22 PM +0530 29/9/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ls -l /var/spool/mail
will show that that your /var/spool/mail folder probably has
"rwxrwx---" permissions or something... not what pop3d wants you to
have it set at.
chmod 1777 /var/spool/mail
will fix your problem
but you'll probably have the same problem crop up next time you use
Hiya - I'm looking for a good web discussion board type solution...
this looks pretty exciting at first glance:
http://joydesk.com/
but I'd rather a GPL product... is anyone using a product
successfully with a redhat 6.X server setup that provides:
Multi User - then again is there
hmm.. I thought that the whole point of the update was to patch this
security hole... isn't the text you quoted referring to the
vulnerability that the update fixed?
At 10:28 PM -0500 24/9/00, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
I _just_ saw the red hat security update for sysklogd and guess
what? part of
Hola Juan... bienvenido en el forum de redhat-list! :)
El informacion que he incluido en este email es todo en ingles... si
su ingles no es muy bueno (peor que mi español! :) puedes utilizar el
servicio de traduccion de altavista a:
http://babelfish.altavista.com
pero a veces los
Hiya - we use logcheck and logwatch here...
logwatch is available in RPM format on your redhat distro cd - and
will give you a daily summary email of interesting activity on your
server... logins, network connections, etc.
logcheck is run from cron as often as you like, and checks your log
init 6
At 8:24 PM -0700 22/9/00, Jeff Grossman wrote:
How do you properly restart a Linux box? I use the command 'shutdown
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seems like a brute force attack on your ftp server - indications are
that the attack was successfully averted... but you really should do
plenty of other checks before deciding that your server is secure...
try this checklist:
http://www.cert.org/tech_tips/intruder_detection_checklist.html
which process were you sending the signal to? did you try killing the
parent sshd process?
ps aexf
is your friend in this sort of situation... :)
HTH - dan.
At 2:38 PM -0500 18/9/00, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
Howdy,
I tried to mount a floppy the other day after forgetting that I
traded the
As dave said I think that this will break stuff - but I also remember
there is a way to get the passwd file used (served) by the ftp
daemon to be a dummy passwd file with just your ftp user(s) in there,
rather than your real users...
not a massive problem because the passwords are stored in
sometimes I have tricked dumb sites like this by accessing them
through the anonymiser service... it's usually just the first page
that has the heavy checking on it - then you get forwarded to a
section of the site customised for your setup...
anyway - I may be talking from where teh sun
Hi all - another rambling brain dumb on issues I've been thinking
about regarding our server systems...
We have a cap on our max message size accepted by sendmail because
we're on a slow link and we pay by transfer amount - so we try to
discourage our friends from sending us 20MB MPEG movies
- Original Message -----
From: "Dan Horth" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:34 PM
Subject: Sendmail rejecting large messages issue
Anyway - since we've started doing mail relaying for a client we've
noticed a few of these "message rejec
Hiya - I'm considering setting up our server to accept email addressed to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
basically - any address @ some.domain.com
and redirect that (using the fallback address option with vmail) to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
what I was wondering if there is
At 6:41 PM -0700 13/9/00, Thornton Prime wrote:
On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, Ray Curtis wrote:
Use this webpage URL at the bottom of every message on this list:
https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
I believe the host uses a self-signed SSL certificate. The original poster
At 3:23 AM -0400 12/9/00, Statux wrote:
What's open relay?
it's in the headers of the email he attached...
open relay = open mail relay - your mail server will accept mail from
anyone and forward it to anyone... the sort of server spammers love...
there's a switch in linuxconf shudder in the
hiya - I've been having some script kiddies trying to break into our
servers (again) but don't remember seeing messages like this before
in my log files.
What annoys me most about this attempt is that I don't have any
record of where the connection came from, or any other relevant
messages
I don't exist?
why you little !!!
I'll give you don't exist!
just wait till I get my hands on you!
:)
At 8:28 AM +0700 11/9/00, NTMail wrote:
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Your message to linux.tgs.ttg was rejected.
I said:
MAIL From:[EMAIL
Hiya - still having post upgrade problems - I had an NFS server
running on a host - worked fine prior to the upgrade but now I get
weird errors... ps. note names have been changed to protect the
innocent! :)
this is what the /etc/exports on my server looks like:
[[EMAIL PROTECTED] /root]#
At 9:29 PM -0500 10/9/00, Uncle Meat wrote:
At this point and the last few bits shown, you either messed something up
in the transpositions, or it's obvious what the mistake is. Under the line
above:
when I try to set up exports:
[[EMAIL PROTECTED] /root]...
you show that
not answering your problems - but - whatever you do just make sure
that the user you are setting up the vacation notice for (specially
if it's yourself! ;) has disabled any subscriptions to mailing lists
before they go on vacation - otherwise the mail lists will probably
get flooded with a
At 2:40 AM -0400 3/9/00, Statux wrote:
It's a kernel oops.. of course you should be concerned :)
ok... all joking aside I just got my second Oops in the log files... I am getting
concerned... just not too sure what I should be doing about this... is this a sign of
things that are going to be
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