RE: [SLUG] Iptables - UDP Frag?

Thanks for the info! I think I will follow your last two suggestions. Cheers, Jarrod chesty wrote: > I think its safer to tell the kernel to always reassemble fragments, > therefore iptables will never see fragments. > Its done automatically if you load a NAT or connection > tracking module,

[SLUG] Iptables - UDP Frag?

Hi all, I'm having the following show up in my internal firewall logs. Jan 10 08:57:58 firewall kernel: __FORWARD_DROP__IN=eth1 OUT=eth2 SRC=10.1.1.72 DST=10.2.0.11 LEN=89 TOS=0x00 PREC=0x00 TTL=127 ID=11435 FRAG:185 PROTO=UDP Wondering what it is, and how I can allow it? I've allowed tcp/udp

[SLUG] Using a Smart Relay except for specific hosts?

I'd like to use a "Smart Relay" on a sendmail box that would send all outbound email via a particular host, with the exception of internal.mydomain.com - an exchange mail server which many users have aliases pointing to. This it would need to talk directly with, not via the smart relay. When sett

RE: [SLUG] Convert unix timestamp to human readable?

Howard Lowndes [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > date -d "1970/01/01 utc + sec" Thank you Howard!! Jarrod -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists/listinfo/slug

[SLUG] Convert unix timestamp to human readable?

Does anyone have a script/method/program that'll convert a unix timestamp in to something I can read? I've searched google, found some scripts that have not worked.. found a lot of things that didn't help me. Suggestions? Thanks, Jarrod. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http

[SLUG] [OT] Bad clusters on HDD

Hi all, Please correct me if I'm wrong Is it safe to say bad clusters are bad for a health of a hard drive? I have someone telling me that bad clusters are no big deal, and it's not a concern if a hard drive gets a bad cluster or twenty .. it's perfectly normal for a healthy hard drive to do

[SLUG] OT: Propeller Caps!

Where might one be able to source an actual propeller cap from? I want the computer room supervisors here to be easily identifiable when on duty, and at present they are not .. I have people coming to me asking me all sorts of silly questions that they should be dealing with. So where can I get

RE: [SLUG] Html Email Format part 2

Alister Waller [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: > Can I ask why people use non-html enabled mail clients?? What > is the benefit of this? Is this a linux geeky type thing?? > Seems strange when you look at what computers are capable of > that a minority (I am taking a stab in the virtual darkness) >

RE: [SLUG] Removing duplicate entries from a file

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. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists

[SLUG] Removing duplicate entries from a file

Hey sluggers, I need to look at a particular machines web hits.. I am currently using: cat /usr/local/squid/logs/access.log |grep 1.2.3.4 |cut -f4 -d"/" > logfile.txt This outputs something like: www.reallynaughtysite.com www.smackmeimbad.com and so on The problem is that it has many doubl

[SLUG] Redirecting mail in /var/spool/mail/username

I have a user with 100 messages sitting in /var/spool/mail/username. I'd like to redirect the mail in that mailbox to another user, on another mail system. Is there anyway to move all messages in their mailbox to another external email address? Thanks, Jarrod. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Grou

[SLUG] Export TERM=What?

Windows 2000 telnet.exe supports colour .. so it seems. I ran linuxconf and it came up in colour .. but all over the place! (Actually squished in to 7 lines on the screen) I tried setting the TERM type to linux, vt100 and ansi terms with no luck .. any suggestions? (Other than installing linux)

[SLUG] Critical errors with bpalogin

Telstra cable modemers, Just recently the bpalogin client has been getting critical errors.. this never used to happen so often. Jul 11 01:27:14 blah bpalogin[613]: Critical error: Logic error Jul 14 15:05:58 blah bpalogin[608]: Critical error: Logic error Jul 19 15:18:41 blah bpalogin[2566]: Cr

RE: [SLUG] ATO's keys and certificates

"Windows piece of crap". It's written in Java as far as I can tell .. it's a bit of a performance dog. Unix + Macintosh clients coming soon, it doesn't say when exactly. Regards, Jarrod. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://slug.org.au/lists