ed host keys in /etc/ssh_known_hosts
RhostsRSAAuthentication yes
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I set up two remove linux boxes - (RH7) behind a firewall. One has been in
service since the release of RH7 - no problems (we will call this one box A).
The other is a brand new (yesterday) RH7 (was slackware) box. (Box B)
The firewall forwards telnet/ssh requests to box A. I can then te
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Like most disagreements, there is truth on both sides. Microsoft didn't
invent any wheels - but they did bring wheels to the masses - that has value.
If Microsoft didn't do it, Steve Jobs may have. However, Microsoft was
clearly better at bringing to the masses than others.
This created
strict xhost + commands in the future.
Any help appreciated.
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StarOffice (free at www.sun.com) does a good job of importing word docs also.
On Friday 09 February 2001 00:51, you spewed into the bitstream:
> On Thu, 08 Feb 2001 11:32:32 eric clover wrote:
> >is there anything that will convert a windows doc made with word into some
> >kind of linux format?
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Idiot, n.:
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affairs has always been dominant and controlling.
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get a life.
On Thursday 01 February 2001 19:07, you spewed into the bitstream:
> > For some reason, I cannot find any information on
> setting up a Tcpdump file to scan for keywords.
>
> Also, x-girlfriend is a cetified witch and I would
> like to figure out how to intercept her email.
>
> Will
Thanks guys.
I looks like I have a hardware problem on my com1 (ttyS0) - I can't get any
other device to be recognized here also. I switched to com2 and away I go.
I was assumping the link was bad when the device itself looks to have a
problem.
Thanks again.
Michaell
On Wednesday 24 Janu
I am attempting to move completely away from Windows and am pretty close -
now I must drag the Palm along with me. But have a problem.
I've installed pilot-link and received no error messages.
I also,
ln -s /dev/ttys0 /dev/pilot
When I attempt pilot-xfer I get :
pilot-xfer -s /home/mtaylo
workhorse linux x
servers shows 182 users which is comprised of approx. 181 dead X sessions
from the previous weeks. Is this causing a resource drain on the machine and
how can I get rid of these short of a shutdown?
Any hints, links, or resources would be appreciated.
Michaell Taylor
I should have been more explicit. I understand how to have a static motd
displayed (of course one could edit the /etc/motd file to change the
message) - but that falls under the heading of useful linux tricks.
The slack box seems to dynamically pull quotes from a 'quote' server. I've
sc
The motd is static (same on every login), the qotd if dynamic (changes with
each login).
On Thursday 26 October 2000 15:58, you wrote:
> - Original Message -
> From: "Michaell Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thursday,
Okay it's a useless thing to know, but I have two linux machines (slack and
RH). The slackware machine displays a qotd upon login. I didn't install the
slackware machine and can't figure out how to get the qotd going on the RH
machine.
Any clues??
Michaell
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Professor of Comparative Politics, NTNU, Norway
Professor of Statistics, UofD, South Africa
On Saturday 21 October 2000 08:41, you wrote:
> Heck, if we are going to continue this thread, I'm dy
m the American public when it comes to
electing their officials. Hell, we might actually get qualified people to
choose from.
Feel free to begin flaming now.
Jamin W. Collins
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I had to assemble a Beowulf cluster to run a simulation of probabilities of
different sorts of economic events and their impact on the political
landscape. Gotta use linux if you do serious computing.
Sorry, even the most basic mechanics is beyond me - I prefer to simulate my
world - that way y
scussion is probably good. Smaller, less fragmented nations have such
discussions in less spectacular ways and more often - but hey this is
America.
Sorry to have continued an 'off-the-wall' subject, but the thread touched my
Political Scientist side of this linux enthusiast.
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g the drives out through the
firewall for a set of external IPs, while sealing off all other NT server
drives.
Is it feasible to use Samba through a firewall while having an NT PDC
authenticate passwords? Does anyone have experience doing this??
Michaell Taylor
winmail.dat
I hope this isn't a stupid question, but none-root users are unable to
change their passwords on a RH6.1 system. (sorry to change focus away from
7.0 for the moment).
When passwd is entered you get the old and new pass prompt. However, the
system complains that ANY new password entered is bas
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