On Sat, 3 Jun 2000, eric clover wrote:
> Please!!!
> there HAS to be a way to Block this crap!!
> for around a year we have been getting spam from <> with a reply address of
> <>
> below is the header, notice the date it was sent :
> Date:
> Sun, 12 Jul 1998 07:41:13 -04
On Sat, 20 May 2000, Mike Lewis wrote:
>
> Can someone tell me what is going on with syslog and why it is taking so
> much CPU time ? I see nothing unusal in /var/log/messages. RH6.1 with all
> updates.
>
Hey Mike,
I'd take a look at the size of your log files. By default syslogd
This happens for zombie processes. Eg:
[root@localhost (tty9) /]# ps -ef | grep defunct
mloe 4600 4586 0 06:36 tty2 00:00:00 [lynx ]
root 4738 4737 0 06:44 tty1000:00:00 [perl ]
root 4740 645 0 06:44 tty9 00:00:00 grep defunct
[root@localhost (tty9) /]# find /p
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Pete Peterson wrote:
> I can do"
> ps2pdf -r300 -g3300x5100 infile.ps outfile.pdf
>
> But I'd really like to have a FILTER that might do something like:
>
> program_making_ps | postscript2pdf [opts] | uuencode widget.pdf | mail whoever
>
> Obviously, I could make "postscr
On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Trevor Astrope wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I wish to have a separate partition for postgresql, but when I mount
> /var/lib/pgsql, the mount point becomes owned by root. Is there anyway to
> have fstab configured so the /var/lib/pgsql mount point is owned by the
> postgres user?
>
>
Hey Steve,
the highly excelent program lsof tells you what you want to know.
Running 'lsof -i' will tell you all the networking ports open and the
command, pids, users names ect associated with the port. I'm pretty sure
lsof is standard issue on redhat these days...
M.
On Fri, 17 Dec
Hello Perry,
I don't know what Obsedian is but the error is a perl security
feature. When running setuid, that is the effective UID and real UID
don't match, perl runs in 'taint mode' which means no user
supplied/affected data can be used to affect anything outside the program.
I don't
Hey Dan,
RPM has a fairly groovey feature which will let you reset the
permissions to match their stored values in the rpm database. For
starters something like...
rpm -q -a | xargs rpm --setperms
... will set most of your box to rights. Except there are quite a few
'unowned'
Hello Davy,
the entry in securetty is the basename of the terminal. For
normal tty's the basename is ttyX ... for pts style tty's the basename is
just the number...
You shouldn't telnet in as root - well acutally shouldn't telnet -
but that's your look out.
M.
On Wed, 8 Dec 19
Hey Dave,
percent signs are a special character in crontab so they need to
be quoted. Cron is hitting the first % in your date command treating that
as new line seperator. From the crontab(5) page:
Percent-signs (%) in the command, unless
escaped with backslash (\), will be c
Hello Hunter,
look in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf for the "[servers]" section and
delete (or add) what ever you need to from there. If you're using your dm
with remote X servers you probably want to look at the "[xdmcp]" section
and make sure it's enabled and tuned to your needs.
M.
On Sun,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Tom Savage wrote:
> This little problem is driving me crazy!
> I'm the original poster of this question and have not got an answer yet!!!
> In a nutshell here is my problem:
> When I connect to my ISP via modem my $HOSTNAME changes.
> Can this be prevented, and if not what
Hey Vidiot,
I found that if i turned off java and javascript in netscape i could go
straight to www.fox.com/flash_front.html (where I would have been sent had
I been on win) and cruise the site from there. Big blank patch where the
shockwave stuff should have been though. I could as go to
nonf
On Sun, 14 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> cd /directory
> for file in *
> do
> if [ -f $file ] ; then
> echo -e "From - `date +%c`" >> Misc
> cat $file >> Misc
> rm -f $file
>echo "" > /tmp/.misc
> fi
> done
>
i think the main reason fo
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