Jason Rennie wrote:
I just switched over to debian from redhat, may i reccomend it.
Apart from only needing 3 floppies and an internet connection to do the
install the system runs quite well.
This may be so, but what does it use to do general config. I want
to install my old bj300 to run
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On Sat, Dec 02, 2000 at 08:19:19AM +, Heracles wrote:
[debian]
This may be so, but what does it use to do general config.
vi :)
I don't think there is a big, buggy, bloated, complicated,
do everything badly config program for debian. You could
install linuxconf I guess, but you might
Peter wrote:
Thanks but I plead total perl ignorance.
As far as I can tell this doesn't run by itself.
What do I do with it?
Try this:
man DBI
and if you don't have DBI, download and install it from CPAN.
It'll provide you with foolproof database access.
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Sigh, this is another case of O'Reilly books being only for those who
already know what they are doing. I spoke
On Sun, 3 Dec 2000, Rick Welykochy wrote:
and if you don't have DBI, download and install it from CPAN.
It'll provide you with foolproof database access.
And the easiest way to install stuff from CPAN is to use the CPAN shell:
[root@localhost]# perl -MCPAN -e shell
(go through the
Of course, what wasn't mentioned is that DBI doesn't include any database
drivers...
So you'll want to do a 'install DBD::mysql' in the CPAN shell as well if you
want to be able to access MySQL...
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I have to map virtual domains, both incoming and outgoing. I am host to 3
domains, viz. domain, domain1 and domain2. Any one user will only ever
relate to one domain.
All the docs I have available give slightly different instructions. I am
running RH6, Sendmail 8.9.
Below is a cryptic version
Is there an linux compatable DVD recorders and
if so, is there some software available to make
it work?
Kevin
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Where specifically deny http access to traffic
refered from example.com
Surely. Of course.
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I recently did a little rant about how within two weeks of me playing with
Debian for the first time I had switched 20 RH 6.2 systems across 3
hardware platform (i386,PPC,SPARC) to being all Debian.
The main reaon was Manageability. From a sysadmin point of view,
discovering the Debian way the
On Sun, 03 Dec 2000 21:40:41 chesty wrote:
On Sat, Dec 02, 2000 at 08:19:19AM +, Heracles wrote:
[debian]
This may be so, but what does it use to do general config.
and yes, I read the Debian Docs that I had available and could not
find mention of a config utility.
vi :)
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Daniel Finn wrote:
or do you want to deny all traffic that refered by a link from a website
(example.com) to your website?
It could be done through a perl script...
but there is probably a better way
This is exactly what I need to do.
I need to upgrade the old auth mechanism at work, because it's
hella-broken (syncing passwd files across machines), and it's come back
to bite me today, so I really want to do soemthing like NIS, only not
NIS.
I'm thinking authentication using either LDAP or Kerberos, so I'd like
comments and
We're in the progress of doing this ourselves at the moment. I don't think
it's something you can just "do". I'm reading "Understanding and Deploying
LDAP Directory Services" and doing some research on the net (Google is your
friend). From what I've seen so far moving to LDAP looks like it needs
Hi all,
NIS is "nice" ie super easy to set up and use but really sadly broken in
that any user can see what's in /etc/shadow.
The only reason why you would want to use it is if you have to support some
NIS-only clients like IRIX O2s AND you never have internet connections from
the LAN.
NIS+
Does anyone know of any utils to burn cds on a USB cd burner?
AFAIK xcdroast only supports SCSI/IDE burners (but please correct me if
I am wrong)
Actaully it all of the linux cd-burning stuff i`ve seen only supports
scsi. It does IDE through scsi emulation.
Can USB be made to emulate
It could be done through a perl script...
but there is probably a better way
This is exactly what I need to do.
If you're using Apache, you can write a simple Apache handler
to do a fast check of HTTP_REFERER on each page served
off your website.
I don't know your setup but with mod_perl
On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Dave Kempe wrote:
a search on google says that cdrecord can support some dvd recorders
http://www.fokus.gmd.de/research/cc/glone/employees/joerg.schilling/private/
cdrecord.html
let us know how you go,
Heya,
I have a DVD ROM burner, and found at the time (6 months
Anyone know the measning of:
"Unsupported Protocol 0x8207 received "
message during ppp0 dialup negotiation (connecting to Bigpond Direct using
a V90 modem)?
Thanks
Peter
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Peter Vogel wrote:
Anyone know the measning of:
"Unsupported Protocol 0x8207 received "
It means that during protocol negotiation the BigPond server attempted
to talk to your machine using Cisco Discovery Protocol Control. You
could try putting stuff like 'noipx' 'noip' in /etc/ppp/options
I was told not to worry too much about it because it's supposed to be a
cisco thing
can anyone verify this for me?
also has anyone successfully got RH6.2 dialing up to big pond?
I keep getting could not get local ip address.
Thanks
Kevin
Anyone know the measning of:
"Unsupported Protocol
On Monday 04 December 2000 16:23, Jason Rennie wrote:
Does anyone know of any utils to burn cds on a USB cd burner?
AFAIK xcdroast only supports SCSI/IDE burners (but please correct me if
I am wrong)
Actaully it all of the linux cd-burning stuff i`ve seen only supports
scsi. It does
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On Monday 04 December 2000 16:23, Jason Rennie wrote:
Can USB be made to emulate scsi ?
I'm not sure I quite get the question. You can get USB devices that use a
SCSI like protocol over the USB cable.
I have one. It's a USB SanDisk Compact Flash reader.
How do I see what my modem reports during the ppp connection sequence?
It doesn't seem to appear in the /var/log/messages file.
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You need to tell pppd to be verbose
echo "debug" /etc/ppp/options
or add debug to the pppd command line
Dean
Peter Vogel wrote:
How do I see what my modem reports during the ppp connection sequence?
It doesn't seem to appear in the /var/log/messages file.
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Peter Vogel wrote:
How do I see what my modem reports during the ppp connection sequence?
It doesn't seem to appear in the /var/log/messages file.
Basically you have to tell the system to log stuff. It is in the
PPP-HOWTO last I looked (about 2.5 years ago {:-).
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On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Peter Vogel wrote:
Anyone know the measning of:
"Unsupported Protocol 0x8207 received "
message during ppp0 dialup negotiation (connecting to Bigpond Direct using
a V90 modem)?
Protocol ID 0x8207 - Cisco Discovery Protocol - CDP for short.
Basically, it's a
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