thus can't be unmounted.
This shouldn't normally happen.
Then you have to find out what process still uses them.
Try to use the fuser command.
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ith "getent passwd"
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, Jacob Langley wrote:
> It's just not mounting as a user.
You mean it doesn't give you any error message ? Nothing ?
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comments good or bad so I don't get stuck in the
> future...
Pray very hard to God that you never need those "backups".
Maybe you can get lucky with MySQL but as a general rule those backups
are worthless.
There is a reason why each serious database have its own backup me
tch upgrades,
> only with version upgrade (say, from 7.2 to 7.3).
So, I've heard as well.
But my question is what the heck do you do when you have a db
within hundreds (or more) of GB range ?
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rg/, I think it's the best GUI for firewall.
IMHO also good: Guarddog
http://www.simonzone.com/software/guarddog/
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the exam.
Any "exam" will be limited in scope due to their time restrictions.
So first, ask yourself what that piece of paper wants to prove ?
And second, IMHO any certificate is good only to shut up people
who do not know better.
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>
> Is there a permanent solution to this problem ?
Looks like a disk space problem.
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global level is being said that RHCE is more widely known,
particularly by HR. But you should probably check you particular
geographical location.
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st 8.0 version ASAP.
There has been a tremendous amount of progress since.
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stop incoming .doc's on
> email (another issue)?
In other words: "If you want me to come on your side then Gimme, Gimme, Gimme!"
Instead of moaning at what OpenOffice does not, better be amazed at what it _does_!
AFAIK the Microsoft "doc" format is completely closed an
om redhat is 2.0.40.
> Am I missing something or was the mod_auth_ldap removed without a
> replacement in place?
Here you solved it yourself. It's likely that ldap support was unavailable
at the time of shipping 8.0
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font metric
in place but replaces the actual font glyphs.
I.e. your font installation is screwed somewhere but debugging it may be
non-trivial, particularly without access to the actual system.
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stro is perfect, no OS is perfect and no human is perfect. :-)
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If uou upgrade rather than install then make sure that
i386-disc1/RedHat/base/comps.rpm
is installed
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e ago - it it was extremely buggy
so take care.
2. Mount Rainier
First you need a writer which support it (not all do)
Second: again it seems to be work in progress, I couldn't try it
as I don't have the required drive.
Do your homework, see what gives.
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esn't mean it _is_ your problem but ... it could be.
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On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, Cameron Simpson wrote:
> On 14:25 03 Dec 2002, Ryurick M. Hristev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | I am new to autofs but used the amd for a while.
> |
> | Currently I have one amd map file across many clients. Each client takes
> | whatever is for i
ted in the maps ?
Any way of doing this in a ldap setting ?
TIA
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swer the question
only to yourself).
Disclaimer: I have the RHCE
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ry ports.
Indeed. But IIRC one could force nfs to bind to specific ports.
Generally that would be a pain in the proverbial ...
However I encountered a situation where it might have been useful.
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Hello,
Apparently the setquota have an option ('-r' and/or '-F')
to set up quotas over nfs.
However I can't make it work (tried several things).
Does anybody have an working example or some gotchas ?
TIA
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> So I edit /etc/ld.so.conf and added /usr/local/lib/xine/plugins run
> ldconfig and try to install the ui package again and get the same error.
Usually this happens if you have an old xine lurking somewhere.
Check out.
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le?
Read the bottom line of the bootup GRUB screen.
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h file or directory
>
> That sounds as if it can't find the file - do you have your Java in an
> unusual location? Maybe you need to tell ldconfig about it?
Remark: The OO from RHL 8.0 have java support disabled.
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uotas, etc. About once per week I've been setting the quotas properly,
> but as each day goes on, even without modifying *any* quotas, one by one
> they start disappearing.
Well ... if there is any consolation ... you are not alone :-)
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the job of ssh to do this, I think is the
job of the shell, ssh provides just the secure communication channel
(i.e. overloading it will be both difficult and unnecessary)
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