This relates to my attempt to move from my now too-long-in-the-tooth RH
7.2 system to something new. I picked Ubuntu and installed it without
much trouble, highly impressed by how well it auto-detected and
configured the network, sound, and graphics (to a point).
It's basically just to sketch
quote who=Luke Kendall
What I want to do is something that seems should be the norm, not
something unusual: I want RAID mirroring.
Easy to do straight off, from the (text mode, or alternate) installer.
After making the filesystems, preparatory to doing the mirroring, I
discover the Ubuntu
On 30 Jul, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Luke Kendall
What I want to do is something that seems should be the norm, not
something unusual: I want RAID mirroring.
Easy to do straight off, from the (text mode, or alternate) installer.
I can't handle the thousand kernel module config
Hi Slugs,
I'm after a Linux equivalent of windows media streaming or windows media
services.
Anyone have some ideas, success stories, whatever.
I'm looking around and Slug input would be appreciated.
Ben
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quote who=Ben Donohue
I'm after a Linux equivalent of windows media streaming or windows media
services. Anyone have some ideas, success stories, whatever. I'm looking
around and Slug input would be appreciated.
www.flumotion.net - Free Software, plus you can license beefier tools and
On Sun, 2006-07-30 at 20:35 +1000, Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi Slugs,
I'm after a Linux equivalent of windows media streaming or windows media
services.
Even if I weren't a Fluendo employee, I'd point you to
http://www.flumotion.com
The Free (GPL) Flumotion server is focussed on
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I want to do is something that seems should be the norm, not
something unusual: I want RAID mirroring.
Easy to do straight off, from the (text mode, or alternate)
installer.
I can't handle the thousand kernel module config questions of the text
Another option http://www.videolan.org/streaming/ VLC is pretty good,
pretty low on resources, does a whole heap of codecs.
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi Slugs,
I'm after a Linux equivalent of windows media streaming or windows
media services.
Anyone have some ideas, success stories, whatever.
I'm
Thanks to Jeff Waugh's advice, I now seem to have all the pieces in
place to create a RAID array (using mdadm). (Thanks very much, Jeff!)
Except that when I try:
mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/hda7 /dev/sda7
it refuses, as /dev/hda7 (/) is mounted.
I read the man
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mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/hda7 /dev/sda7
it refuses, as /dev/hda7 (/) is mounted.
Okay, so do this instead:
mdadm --create /dev/md0 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 /dev/sda7 missing
That will create a 2 device array with one missing
G'day
my customer has said:
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When you have a minute can you please configure our apache server error
pages to not list the webserver build and operating system as it is a
security risk.
For example if I go to
On 31/07/2006, at 2:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day
my customer has said:
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When you have a minute can you please configure our apache server
error
pages to not list the webserver build and operating system
On Mon, 2006-07-31 at 12:34 +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G'day
my customer has said:
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When you have a minute can you please configure our apache server error
pages to not list the webserver build and operating
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my customer has said:
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When you have a minute can you please configure our apache server error
pages to not list the webserver build and operating system as it is a
security
quote who=[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Am I naive, is there a risk letting the world know WHAT os and web server
you run?
Sure. It can be mild or very serious, depending on whether the product and
version indicate the existence of particular exploits. For instance, if your
webserver published that it was
the absence of a number may encourage the person attacking
to be more general in their approach. which increase server load
etc. so if there is a version number, they may not bother.
but as has been pointed out, the reliability of the dist
info is questionable as it can be faked. also, most
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