Lewis Tay wrote:
I am using Redhat 6.2, got the Postgresql 6.5 with the OS, I wanted to
upgrade to ver 7.0. I download the RPMsfrom postgresql.org. and enter "rpm
-Uvh Postgresql-7*", after that when I enter the command:
"/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql restart", I have the error message:
On Tue, Sep 05, 2000 at 12:03:29PM +1100, Jim Clark wrote:
specifically, it is failing in the mkimg stage of the install.
trace reveals that it is doing a statfs().
If anyone knows of more relevant lists to post this to (I havn't gone
searching yet), could you please let me know, or
Thanks for the reply.
I do not have any database table on the serve, this is a clean
installation/upgrade. I checked the /var/, did not find "postgres". I just
read the README, on ver 6.5, the database is stored uder directory
/var/lib/pgsql/, but on ver 7.0, the datas are stored under
Lewis Tay wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
Is cool. You caught me on a slow day. :)
I do not have any database table on the serve, this is a clean
installation/upgrade.
Oh, good. How about removing all of the installed RPMs, and rm -rf'ing
/var/lib/pgsql?
Then try installing the version
Jean Yves Provost wrote:
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Hi
What about using gpm on it with the -R option then using a /dev/gpmdata
device for x using the mousesystems protocol for that device
May just work
Just because I have that brand mouse here and it works without ANY
problems - just that it hasn't got a middle button.
Jeff
On Tue, 5
Hey
I just thought I would report the (quite unfortunate) results of my attempts
so far (on Debian GNU/Linux 2.2, the firewall machine is also ip
masquerading (successfully) some internal hosts for web, outbound FTP
etc)...
I tried simply forwarding port 21 to the internal FTP server, but this
Quid won't proxy the ftp connections - it only does ftp over http. It is not
a true ftp proxy.
What you need is a true ftp proxy. THis means you can tranparently redirect
incoming ftp connections to the internal ftp server, or use the proxy
options in all good ftp clients for outgoing proxyed ftp
hang on I did it muyself..
whadda ya know..
debian even has one...
http://www.debian.org/Packages/unstable/net/ftp-proxy.html
hehhehe
dave
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Stephen Graham
Sent: Tuesday, 5 September 2000 9:28 PM
To:
Michael Lake [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Alpha and SPARC CD Issues
CDs for Alpha and SPARC for 2.2 initially had some problems
not being bootable.
Be sure if you buy CDs that you request those labelled
``2.2rev0a'' or better.
It's only the CD images, so you won't see any
what goes in /dev/pts ?
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Terry writes:
Please loose your card on the end of your posts.
*Sound of cage being rattled*
Yeah. And can everyone double check they have html turned
off on their mail sending agent.
Yeah, and don't quote the whole bloody original lengthy email.
Also, (Tower Engineering, Lend Lease
Ouch. Someone really went along the bars with a stick, didn't they Jamie?
Biggest waste in the world:
A bus load of lawyers going over a cliff with some empty seats
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On Wed,
On Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Ken Yap wrote:
Off-topic, but I was amused to see one string the software engineers
missed in anglicising SO 5.1 or 5.2. When I printed out a web page using
SO 5.2, it put:
Titel: blah blah blah
in the header. :-)
I've been using StarSchedule. When I print out a
I think you are best off with calamaris, the log analyser for squid. it
turns out really nice log reports with soem good detail. It a perl script so
you could modify it if it wasn't up to scratch, but im sure it is.
Search for it on google.
dave :)
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From: [EMAIL
Dave Kempe [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I think you are best off with calamaris, the log analyser for squid. it
turns out really nice log reports with soem good detail. It a perl script so
you could modify it if it wasn't up to scratch, but im sure it is.
Search for it on google.
Or analog --
piping to | sort | uniq might be useful.
Given the file "sort.file" with the following
1
5
2
7
3
8
5
1
7
4
9
7
0
4
5
6
7
8
9
3
3
4
then running "sort sort.file | uniq" outputs
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
You could then use this file as a key to find and aggregate data from the
input file
Martin
Thank you all for your quick responses!
" | sort | uniq " did the trick for me this time, but I will definately look
in to some of the packages recommended by others.
Thanks again.
Jarrod.
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Hi,
I don't know if this question has been answered somewhere in the list.
I just need a someone out there to tell me how to fix this.
Q: How can I fix the partition table in order to see my drive D again?
Before I have installed Mandrake 7.1 (helium) on my harddisk, I was running
Win98/SE.
Martin Chan wrote:
Bad things has happened on my harddisk is that the drive D is gone. I tried
to use fdisk from Microsoft to look at the partition setting, and the
program told me that there is no more drive D.
Then I went back to Linux and I have found that Linux has mounted my drive D
Hi all,
I have PPPD running and sending out via $CONNECT_TIME variable the time the
link was up for. The problem is that it's in seconds only and I get rsults
like "37646752 seconds". Is there a way to convert this into H:M:S?
I am doing this in a bash script..
thanks,
George Vieira
Network
Hi all,
I have PPPD running and sending out via $CONNECT_TIME variable the time the
link was up for. The problem is that it's in seconds only and I get rsults
like "37646752 seconds". Is there a way to convert this into H:M:S?
I am doing this in a bash script..
Write a short script to do the
On Tue, Sep 05, 2000 at 12:53:16PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Michael Lake wrote:
Very different experience here with PDF. I have a colleauge
(must get a dict on this Linux box) who sends stuff to me
with PDF and he is still trying to get the fonts right.
Views fine on is machine but
Look on freshmeat for ppptime util/source code :O)
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, George Vieira wrote:
Hi all,
I have PPPD running and sending out via $CONNECT_TIME variable the time the
link was up for. The problem is that it's in seconds only and I get rsults
like "37646752 seconds". Is there a
Matt Hyne [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
My question is - can this be done with squid (and transparently) and does
anyone have an example config that I can take a look at and try to build my
own.
Yes it can -- we do it at my work. Unfortunately I don't have access to the
config file (I don't
Matt,
According to the squid docs you can not do authentication when you are doing
transparent proxying.
In transparent proxying - the proxy pretends to be the webserver the user is
trying to access.
The web browser going through the transparent proxy can't tell that the
password came from
Hello all,
I am trying to have a telnet session over the internet to another linux
machine, (both Linux Red Hat 6.1) but I have a problem - the session keeps
timing out after about 20 minutes of inactivity. (It has nothing to do with
telephone hand sets)
Does any body have a solution that
Michael Hosemans [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Does any body have a solution that with keep the session up
Some shells (for instance tcsh) have inactivity timeouts associated with
them. Tcsh is the one I think I have seen it in most recently...
This is from
Quoting Matt Hyne [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
H... examines sender's email address
Surely CISCO have a product to do this ???..:p)
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Dougie,
tail /var/log/messages
it may not be pppd that is dieing, but chap. or chat.
You may need a custom chat script.
What isp are you dialing?
have you tried just dialing them with at commands?
atdt93814000 (UDUS i think :/ )
then it should actaully handshake and give you a prompt to play
Cisco run their printing system on Samba/Linux - we shouldnt complain, they
arent ;)
--Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 1:50 PM
To: Matt Hyne
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Q: Using SQUID to
H... examines sender's email address
Surely CISCO have a product to do this ???..:p)
Surely that would be something like a PIX. With http intercept and
authentication.
Damn expensive solution really. $5000-$6000. If that linkn i posted earlier
works its a damn site cheaper.
dave
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Matt Hyne writes:
Folks,
My father has a small business network with about 12-15 users and a dial-on-demand
internet connection running from a Linux box to his local ISP.
What he would like to try and do is require PC users wanting to use the web to have
to authenticate before
We probably do, but why should I buy something when I have a Linux box I can do it on
already !!!
Matt
At Wednesday, 6/09/2000 03:07 PM (+1000), Stephen Mills wrote:
Cisco run their printing system on Samba/Linux - we shouldnt complain, they
arent ;)
--Steve
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David Kempe wrote:
Dougie,
tail /var/log/messages
it may not be pppd that is dieing, but chap. or chat.
I did, and it is pppd. (And it's a crash, not a script failure) I'll post the
relavent part of the log tomorrow
You may need a custom chat script.
What isp are you dialing?
It's a
my point exactly !
--Steve
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From: Matt Hyne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 3:28 PM
To: Stephen Mills; '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [SLUG] Q: Using SQUID to authenticate internet users ?
We probably do, but
anyone?
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To: "Angus Lees" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2000 14:39:17 +1000
Subject: Re: hi.
hi ...
I am using RedHat
and whan i type
Doug Stalker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
David Kempe wrote:
have you tried just dialing them with at commands?
Yes. I get a lot of gibberish (mostly brackets) - I'm not sure if that normal
for CHAP.
sounds like ppp. Ie. using minicom to dial into my ISP, once the
username/passwd stuff is done,
Doug Stalker wrote:
Install the modem drivers (Netcomm is kind enough to provide them on the
driver CD)
This is a kernel module called 'ltmodem.o'? Binary only, released by
Lucent.
1) Is there a number I can dial with the modem to see if it's working
for transfering data? (something like
Tom Massey wrote:
Doug Stalker wrote:
Install the modem drivers
This is a kernel module called 'ltmodem.o'? Binary only, released by
Lucent.
Thats the one. (AFAIK, it the only official linux driver for any winmodem)
2) Any ideas on what is causing pppd to crash and how to
Howdy
I'm having a rather strange issue with the introduction of daylight savings,
even after setting the clock forward in the bios the time stamp on mail delivery
is still an hour behind.
when I query the system with the date command it returns the correct time.
Any ideas ?
I'm Running Linux
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