As a Linux newbee a decided to take the major step to update my kernel.
I have tryed to compile and boot a new kernel 2.4.21. I copied the
config file from 2.4.14 that came with my RedHat 8.0 and compiled the
kernel and modules (also make modules_install). I configured Grub and
booted with the foll
Anyone who has managed to sync a palm Tungsten to for ex. Ximian
Evolution?
I have tryed repetedly whith no luck so I need som inputs. I'm a Linux
newbee so explain even the things thats obvius.
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/lib/ld-linux.so.2 => /lib/ld-linux.so.2 (0x4000)
This is supposing that the program is dynamically linked, of course.
Some - like some versions of OpenOffice and Mozilla - come as statically
linked and then you'll simply have to try to run it.
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scripts - alas I don't know what they are called, but you should be able
to find something somewhere in the documentation (iif it exists).
Have a look in your home directory with 'ls -la' to see any filesand
directories that start with a '.' - it will somewhere
Ronald Hermans wrote:
Hi list,
Is there a tool or command available to simple print all the content of a
directory including the subdirecties.
I'm tempted to write the program myself but if it is allready
available..
You can use:
ls -lR | lpr -P
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tools for seeing how much unallocated
space you have in your volume groups (there are on HP-UX and AIX).
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to NOT interpret and show html-mail? The
latest Mozilla has an option, and text-only mailers would of course not
interpret html (or...?)
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Seing how there has been a number of questions about editing the
environment recently, I remembered I made a function that some might
find useful. It allows you to edit the environment of the current shell
in an editor - the value of EDIT is used as the name of the editor, or
vi if it isn't set. It
s to go on absolutely avery desktop machine
and server. I personally don't search for files more than perhaps once a
week at most, and find is more than adequate for that.
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ght bottom corner, because it opens a windows that is too big
(that's the way I set it up).
Working this way I never minimize windows.
Also... how can i run Ximian Gnome in Red Hat 8?
You can't - Ximian isn't built for gnome 2, which Redhat 8 uses.
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uration: sam. It doesn't
like Linux's xterm for some reason, but if you log in from a real
terminal or from one of Linux's character terminals and set TERM to eg.
vt220 it works fine. It's a full screen app and not difficult to use.
Choose 'Networks and Communication&#x
vi doesn't care - at least in an
xterm. If the xterm supports the input method and can display the font,
vi accepts it (this is on Redhat 7.3, using elvis - I don't like vim,
it's too 'cute').
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r not, try
find / | grep -i host
Or, perhaps better:
find / -name '*host*' -print
- you can use a regular expression under -name if it is quoted (to avoid
having the shell expand it). find is extremely handy; have a look in the
man page. I find the -exec option particularly useful.
/jan
Stefan Neufeind wrote:
On 27 Feb 2003 at 10:13, Jan wrote:
anil garrepally wrote:
I fallowed suggestions of "list" to recover deleted files using
debugfs and 'mc' tool,but those are working for ext2 file system
only. And in info pages i read this statement:"Recovery
it happens in /etc/profile, but
just to make sure, have a look in /etc/profile.d too.
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d be able to
simply use an ext3 filesystem as if it were an ext2; as far as I know it
is even possible to mount an ext3 disk as ext2, if you don't want the
journaling.
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esses, so you can kill it. Before you kill it, try
to get as much information about the process as possible, like it's
command line etc, so you can try to amend the situation.
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> I guess lilo does something similar.
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For more details, see http://ruslug.rutgers.edu/~mcgrof/grub-images/
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nd by what programs? Is it
possible to increase the number of files which can be open?
lsof may be a good place to start - it lists all open files; it is a
LONG list! Perhaps you should run it at intervals (and save the output)
to see if there is a single program that runs amok.
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e point of portable scripting anyway.)
Ah, yes of course - I sort of simplified the example a bit; in the
original the 'cat /etc/passwd' was a lengthy pipe of several greps and
seds etc.
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fi
done`
That's a good tip - thank you! However, that only works if we're talking
about 1 env variable. In my work it was actually a number of arrays, and
I don't thik there's an easy way to implement that along the same lines.
And a good tip in return: instead
uot; ]]
then
export NAME="$c"
fi
done < tempfile
rm tempfile
This is more bother because you have to invent a filename that hopefully
doesn't clash with an existing file, and you have to delete it
afterwards. Plus it is logically unnecessary, simply.
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x="abcdef"
echo $x # Returns 0
Thus:
typeset -i x
a="abcdef"
x=$a
if [[ "$x" = "$a" ]]
...
The comparison will test true, if a is an integer and false if not. (I
know we are supposed to use '==' instead of '=' in tests, but it
sun.com/
I don't think there's any 'native' SW Linux (or other UNIXes) that can't
be configured with a text editor, and it is very useful to be able to do
this.
/jan
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>
> On Mon, 2003-02-10 at 11:40, Ziomek, John wrote:
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>>Folks,
>>
>&
else
echo $process
fi
Another point is: if you want the PID of the currently processing shell
(ie. the one that interprets your script), then according to man bash
you can just use the special variable $, like in '$$'.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to get a pidof a php script by capturing the path:
like /home/somebody/my_script which will be the first arg. to the bash script
Could anybody tell me what's wrong with this script ?
I'm new to scripting in general so any help would be apreciated !
#!/bin/ba
linux init s
- here, 'linux' is whichever label you gave this kernel in lilo.conf.
I don't know how grub or other boot loaders handle kernel parameters;
somebody else?
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an xterm and su to another local user ID - this is like
if somebody logged on to your workstation over the net and wanted to
display an X application on your display. This is possible, but not
allowed by default.
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names would be in upper case.
So, my suugestion is to look for information about this in the READMEs
and other release files on the CD; perhaps there is a script to run
before you start installing.
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mation rather than having to hope that I will one day stumble over
it in whichever obscure place RedHat have found good to place it this
time. This is after all Linux, not Windows. Knowledge is to be
considered good. Or is this viewpoint too subversive?
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Stone, Timothy wrote:
Excuse the pun. :) I need help with determining the users logged in, etc.
Given this actual example:
1. [tstone@vahalla tstone]$ who -l -H
2. USER LINE LOGIN-TIME FROM
3. tstone pts/0Jan 21 16:21
4. tstone pts/1Jan 21 16:21
5. tstone pts/4Jan 15
I have a Linux host with several NICs each with their own ip address. I
want to configure services seperately for each NIC, so that I in
principle could have eg:
daemon1 listens on port 1 on eth0
daemon2 listens on port 1 on eth1
etc...
How can I do that?
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with a filename with embedded spaces!
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error_report; print $? )| while read line
- and then interpret the last value of line.
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n refer to it as
'% - eg:
kill -9 %1 # to kill job no. 1 with signal 9
bg %2 # to start job no. 2 in background
- etc etc.
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mouse is a regular 3-button mouse, not a wheel mouse.
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good book or HOWTO I should read about this?
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R P Herrold wrote:
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Jan wrote:
However - what I think most of us would like is a simple service that
gives us the FULL dependency list, not just the first level. A list like
that can of only be generated if you already have all the necessary
libraries - the developer(s
s the FULL dependency list, not just the first level. A list like
that can of only be generated if you already have all the necessary
libraries - the developer(s) of the given RPM should do this.
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htt
gone. And of course there's no
documentation what so ever; apart from the obvious stuff.
I realize that Redhat are tring to make the desktop look like Windows,
but to me the fact that it used NOT to be just like Windows was a major
bonus. What can I do to get back to the desktop that I l
nging some config options on
7.3?
Things I suspect:
changes in PAM
changes in exexve (lib)
changes in kernel syscalls
Ideas & suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jan
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time. Sure, I'm not getting the same
performance as my PII-266 but it doesn't matter. KDE works fine, mysql
delivers in connection with apache and php around 50 querys a day so it's
enough.
Regards
Jan
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Very
simple.
Install the ssh daemon on your linux machine and a ssh
compatible client on your Windows machine (like Putty or
TerraTerm).
Greetings
Jan
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03, 2002 8:39 AMTo: [EMAIL
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-Original Message-From: Madhvi Nundalalee
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SSH
hello
How do I set up SSH on my Linux server and on a
win2K client PC
Cheer
d.
The original domain
microsoft.com
is the real one.
Jan
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- how do I get it to recognize my harddisk? If that
is the problem. If only I could get out to a terminal during the
installation, I might try a couple of things, like mounting the disk
by hand, but it really shouldn't be necessary.
/jan
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check out the following. tripwire is being confused by it.
(it's a real segfault...it doesn't say "segmentation fault" in the
file.:)
i'm running redhat 6.2 on a dell pentium III.
how can i fix this problem? and why is it happening?
[ljwilson@queens ljwilson]$ cat /proc/tty/driver/serial
se
ause of the high source port number.
I thought IP masquerading only changes the IP address of the data packets.
So what does it need the high port numbers for? If it would change the
portnumber of every data packet, I would not be able to make an internet
connection at all.
Thanks,
Robert-Jan
&
e from the source IP different from the service from
the destination IP?
The firewall works very well, so obviously these denied data packages are
not very important for internet and e-mail.
TIA,
Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven
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> anything else than a program launched at startup and no way to other
> menu entries, panels and so on. I can I do it with gnome ?
If you can, first upgrade to the October Gnome rpms from www.gnome.org.
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mkdosfs /dev/sda4might do it, if you have
just one zip drive connected. If you have a scsi
controller too, you might need sdb4 instead of sda4.
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Mange wrote:
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> How does this md5sum work?
>
> I downloaded mandrake-6.1 iso file..
> and a md5sum file
>
> The md5sum file looks like this
> 43f4ba36e202dc56b272c61b45034d68 mandrake61-1.iso
>
> How do I check if the iso file is correct then?
Look for &qu
ation, in
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/networking/ip_dynaddr.txt.
Note: there is a small typo in Jeff Balderson's notes.
Replace this:
6) cd /etc ; ln -s diald/diald.conf
with :
6) cd /etc ; ln -s diald/diald.conf diald.conf
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tion, in
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/networking/ip_dynaddr.txt.
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Date: Tue, 6 Oct 1998 23:30:03 -0400 (EDT)
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ge to improve the security of the
suid version of this script??
Thanks a lot in advance
Groetjes,
Kees-Jan
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$ROOTDIR="/root/config";
lstat "RCS";
if ( !-e _ )
{
# RCS doesn't
y more after this runs. you might want to consider replacing the 700 and
600 with go-rwx, which removes all permisions for "group" and "world" but
leaves owner permissions intact. Thus exectuables will remain executable :)
Hope this helps...
Groetjes,
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otherwise read the FAQ's and HOWTO pages.
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garbage (it likes doing
formfeeds).
I hope someone can help me with this.
Greetings,
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