smbpasswd -d disables the user
smbpasswd -x deletes the user
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this helps.
Brett
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: My girlfriend recently bought a computer, a Compaq Presario
you've got to specify the type of mount.
the line should look like:
//ipaddress/share /mnt/share smbfs username=xyz,password=123 0 0
if the username doesn't require a password then leave the password bit
out.
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ctrl-alt-backspace will kill the x session.
brett
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: my previous
trying to connect through a denied host
just saw the connection break immediately. ymmv.
brett
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a blackbox 4 port kvm which had this same issue. in fact
i think every one of the 4 kvm's i've ever owned has experienced it,
so spending a chunk of money on a blackbox solution (while they are
nice switches and have good resolution) won't necessarily help your
problem.
brett
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you can copy all the contents of /var to /usr and then symlink it
brett
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: HI all
: I am
on the
questions above. You'll find some places like GoDaddy (and in fact
NetRegistry) will offer hosting services at time of registration. This
is a factor to consider for those who enjoy billing consolidation etc.
If you've got more questions, I'm happy to answer them.
Regards
Brett Fenton
code commander is good, i think that these days screem also may handle
php.
brett
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I think you'll find it's a little distro dependent.
In RH you can edit /etc/sysconfig/keyboard
You can also edit .bashrc for individual login preferences
case `tty` in
/dev/tty[0-9]) setleds -D +num -caps
;;
esac
Should work, at least it does on my Debian desktop.
Brett
Windows and Linux machines. If Linux only,
and the device is storage only sure use whatever you like.
Brett Fenton
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mke2fs then tune fs to add the journaling. ext3 is essentially
journeled ext2.
brett
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ommissions such as USB support needs to be compiled etc.
The mount is something like:
mount -t msdos /dev/sda /mnt/usb_dev
Brett
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Hi
Rick,
The
burner will be no problem at all. I've got a HP 9100 here on RedHat and it's
been faultless.
I've
also got a FB630U at home but have never connected it to a Linux machine. I
don't imagine there'd be too many problems, I'll plug it in and see what happens
though.
Brett
by setting up for the network i assume you're just referring to giving
it an allocated ip address (or dchp) informing it of the gateway etc?
just edit (in vi or pico etc) the config file /etc/network/interfaces
give it the ip you want etc etc. below is the configs for a machine of
mine that has a
line in the config for the box presumably that
handles your NAT etc quite typically this will be *.*.*.1 but it's
hardly a convention
brett
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be able to deduce something ballpark.
brett
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I'm not sure what the problem you've had is, but why not just run ntpd
and let someone else worry about maintaining the correct time??
Regards
Brett
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either whois.ausregistry.net or whois1.ausregistry.net, will work
fine.
aunic is still going but i'm not sure whether new data is being
synched with it.
brett
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/etc/init.d/network restart
or replace restart with start/stop
also some systems have the script as networking instead of network. i
can't remember what RedHat is.
Regards
Brett
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as when they
started.
I have found that IDE disks that get very heavy read/write tend to die
much faster than SCSI. As an example the h/w IDE RAID in the office
which used 6 disks in RAID 5 and was getting hit very hard 24 hrs /
day would chew a disk about once a month.
YMMV.
Brett
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Hi Guys,
Just a note to let you know UT2003 is now available is AUS.
Q: What does this have to do with SLUG ?
A: Well CD 3 comes with the Linux Installer, that's right guys and gals you get the Windoze and Linux version
Thanks
Brett
I could be wrong but I think that it's based on the MAC of the modem,
not the NIC.
Regards
Brett Fenton
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I could be wrong but I think that it's based on the MAC of the modem,
not the NIC.
Regards
Brett
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script to those interested though it's not especially elegant
it does the job.
Brett
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commands and
disconnect from the devices and uses other things such as tag queuing to
limit any possible performance hit.
You will have this problem, however if use a LVD SE device on the same
channel, but this is a different scenario.
Thank You
Brett Olsen
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Title: New WineX 2.2 release available
Hi Guys,
I noticed that a new interim release of WineX is available, details are as follows:
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WineX 2.2
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Release Notes, October 7, 2002.
TransGaming is pleased to announce the release of WineX 2.2. TransGamers
can now
some nice LM monitoring software, tweak my video
card (I think its registry.c ?), load my windows games using wineX, work out
how to make grub look pretty (graphical) and install my LCD I ordered from
CrystalFontz
Thanks
Brett
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and help
Brett
Hi Guys,
Thanks for all the suggestions, Erik van Pienbroek got back to me with this
suggestion, I will post the results of my testing tomorrow, his symptoms
match exactly those that I am having now.
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Hi
, but I don't really
think this is related ?
I can't wait to get Linux
running on this beast...
Thank Guys
Brett
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To: Brett Olsen
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Redhat 7.3, 8.0 P4 2.5 gig, any ideas ?
insert the boot disk you made when you installed redhat. You did make a boot
disk didnt you.
there is a rescue mode on the cdrom check
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On Thu, Oct 03, 2002 at 12:37:46PM +1000, Brett Olsen wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have just upgraded to a P4 2.5 and I do not seem to be able to
install/run Linux anymore :-(
[ .. ]
Epox 4g4a
Intel P4 2.5
2 x
about half what it's going to
cost to co-lo without taking into account the hardware costs required etc.
Brett
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, a degree becomes sundry. But I still
hold that in juniorish roles the maturity and problem solving
abilities of graduates is *in general* worth the little extra.
Brett
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and the remuneration increases
accordingly with responsibility.
Brett
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Wondering if I could get
up
James
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by default as you've moved it into ~adam, adam will own the file and
the file will be in group adam.
this is because you've copied it in as user adam. if you'd copied it
in as root it would have maintained file permissions.
brett
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at their interface.
I'm using FreeS/WAN at home with a dynamic IP address given to me by
WebOne. I then do rsasig authentication to the server and vice-versa so I
dont need a consistent IP address.
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cdrecord --scanbus
cdrecord dev=(insert bus here eg 0,0,0) speed=6 /directory/file.iso
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On Tue,
WordPerfect has been released and withdrawn by Corel for the Linux platform,
thus not requiring the use of Wine. Installation on any Debian based system
is a breeze, Debian, Corel, Progeny etc. Instalation on RedHat or SuSE
good luck.
Brett
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packages, just highlight the packages in the gui and install.
brett
On Sun, 10 Feb 2002 21:49:52 +1100 (EST)
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I just had a try at installing the latest Ximian Gnome; about a 250Mb
download, via the easy installer. All seemed to work fine, until it
tried to install
to be as advertised. Also from memory the final bid on
auctiontrader isn't final you can reject the bid and the sale if you want
either by email or by not replying to the confirmation emails they send for 3
days or something similar.
Brett
On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 18:37, you wrote:
I apologise for being largely
Depends what king of domain it is. com/net/org's are simple, com.au's through
inww, net.au's through connect, org.au's are a pain.
brett
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 22:15, you wrote:
Hi Slugs,
well it's been so long since i've been in the business of
setup/delegating domains that i've forgotton!
I
http://aunic.net/dd.html
Then just hope Robert Elz is kind to you.
On Wed, 9 Jan 2002 22:37, you wrote:
Hi Brett,
Oh dear...
it's an org.au
any clues?
Ben
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anymore, it's just in the too
hard basket, but delegations have seemed to imporoved of late.
Brett
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I've set this up on SuSE 7.2 and RH7.1/7.2 and there is no difference from
memory from either so long as your using IPTables.
Brett
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webrt:
http://fsck.com/projects/rt/
We use
it to manage about 15 lists doing combined around 2000 emails per week. Works
flawlessly IMHO
Regards
Brett
Fenton
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It may be way past the price you want to pay but it seems a RAQ Cube would
fit that bill. Maybe you could get a used one from one of the many dot.com's
going to the wall?
Brett
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I am trying to setup the latest version of debian potato off my windows
partition.
I have put the files in c:\dists\potato\main\disks-i386\current
And the install proggie says that it cannot find them.
Now, i had to resort to doing this off floppies and when i did actually
compile the new
appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Brett
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zip/unzip utilities. Zip the files up with
the MSDOS conversion flags (-l and -ll see man page) and then unzip them
again with the conversion flags.
Usually works pretty well for me :)
Regards
Brett
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:)
Regards
Brett
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Hey SLUG buddies,
My question is:
To those of you using DHCP and DNS, besides the Perl scripts and Cron
stuff I found, how are you keeping the DNS A records in sync with the IP
leases that change every so often.
Any thoughts appreciated.
Regards
Brett
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Slug Buddies,
Hope the weekend was good!
OK quick quiz: ? is to IRC Daemons as Apache is to Web Daemons for
10 points.
Sourceforge and Freshmeat bring up a lot of options and I would like to
know which is the definitive server.
Many thanks in advance
Brett
PS One with an RPM would
marty wrote:
a friend just rang me up, his system boots but stops at 'LI'
i have heard about this before but i couldn't remember what it means...
please remind me how painfully sad my memory is...
later
marty
"I can't buy what I want because it's free. Can't be what they want
Michael Fox wrote:
Afternoon everybody,
Just want to put a few questions to those who have a little more experience
with some advance squid questions I may have.
We have 50/50 spread of users who are using locked down browsers while
another lot of users don't. The issue we are having
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