To find disk usage on a directory level, on the command line try:-
cd /
du --human --max-depth=1 --one-file-system
then repeat using cd & du traversing directories you think are candidates for
clean up.
Use the following in a directory to see files sorted by size
ls --sort=size -lh
Also from
This won't work if it is a network with a dumb (cheap/unmanaged) switch. (An
old dumb hub/repeater would be fine but almost no one uses these nowdays).
You really either need to get access to the gateway (and even then it may not
support any decent stats or raw capture) or have a switch that sup
As the 1st byte of the destination MAC address is even it is not
multicast/broadcast packet, but directed directly to your host. Clearly
neither tshark or tcpdump have a dissector for it so it probably is a
proprietory heartbeat of some sort. You could verify if it is wireless
specfic of you can ch
Try "export TERM=vt100" (assuming you are using some sort of variant of
/bin/sh)
This is a generic terminal that should work
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Robert, by explanation and driven by the context of the original poster,
they are a different use-cases.
"*dialogs" are very useful when the "user" entering the commands is
sitting on the outside of the glass. It makes it easy to write a simple
unambiguous user interface
"expect" and their ilk
ug@slug.org.au
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Upgrading HP laptop BIOS without Windows, how?
On Tue, Sep 18, 2007 at 01:53:04PM +1000, Visser, Martin wrote:
> I'll see if I can get answer internally.
Thanks Martin. I'm a little annoyed that when my laptop died & the
motherboard was replaced
I'll see if I can get answer internally. An alternative might be to see
if you can hold of one of the Windows PE or similar bootable CDs.
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Fellow SLUGgers,
HP and Redhat will be hosting the Linux Enterprise Architect and General
User Event (LEAGUE) at the HP offices at North Ryde (NOT Rhodes) from
3-6pm on Friday August 17. The event will focus on deploying,
maintaining and managing a Linux environment, followed by a
demonstration of
Fellow SLUGgers,
HP and Redhat will be hosting the Linux Enterprise Architect and General
User Event (LEAGUE) at the HP offices at North Ryde (NOT Rhodes) from
3-6pm on Friday August 17. The event will focus on deploying,
maintaining and managing a Linux environment, followed by a
demonstration of
Gavin said :-
"What I'd _really_ like, though, (and haven't found any explicit
references
to yet) is like (3) but actually duplicating packets down multiple
links, a
sort of 'network raid 1' where (3) is network raid 0. In other words,
something that transparently splits a stream into multiple
I think that the technology Gavin is thinking of is more about
economising on the content being sent rather than tweaking TCP
parameters.
For those that aren't familiar with WAN compression technologies they
are probably made most famous by the product coming from Riverbed (but
there are many oth
The standard Redhat^h^h^h^h^h^hCentos kernel only supports up to 4GB.
You will want to install and boot either "kernel-smp" or
"kernel-hugemem"
Regards, Martin
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For the benefit of the SLUG archive
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To: Visser, Martin
Subject: Re: [SLUG] vmware
On Monday 28 May 2007 15:48, you wrote:
> vmware-cmd ThisBox.vmx start
Martin
thanks you set
Googling seems to indicate this is a deeper bug than the app
(gnome-print was blamed in one report, but it seems deeper than this.).
I also had similar problems with modifying the SLUG bootcamp flyer in
inkscape - it didn't seem to like partially opaque objects. You may also
find that the issue dis
I don't have a vmware-server box in front of me, but have a look in
/var/log/vmware (or /var/log/messages) for any sign of what is going on.
You can also run "vmware-cmd ThisBox.vmx start" from a terminal and see
if that spits out anything useful.
You can also look inside the vmx file if it points
Unfortunately I think this is a case of 'overloading' on model numbers.
I think you will find that the "PSC 1410" is in fact an HP printer
(low-end A4 size all-in-one) not an Epson A3 printer. While I totally
concur that adding an HP printer on Linux is pretty painless, the
experience might not cr
The two lines below
> > Listening on LPF/eth0/00:0d:88:7e:91:5b/192.16.0/24
> > Sending on LPF/eth0/00:0d:88:7e:91:5b/192.168.0/24
Also seem to indicate you have an IP address typo somewhere in your
config (192.16.0/24 prob should be 192.168.0/24 )
Martin
Martin Visser
Technology Consultant
I have had Feisty running inside VMware Workstation 5.5 on Win XP for
about 3 months now. (I think I did 2 installs). Just selected an "Other
2.6.x Kernel". It even nicely runs in SMP using my Intel Core Duo. I
haven't seen the issue you refer to.
Martin Visser
Technology Consultant
Consulting
Googling shows it at
http://frontier.eas.asu.edu/updates/fedora6/kernel-i386/
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To convert a Ubuntu server to desktop, I am pretty sure the all you need
is to "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" which will add the virtual
package (and all its dependencies.
It sounds like your video chipset is causing you grief with the liveCD.
In cases like this, I always use the "alternate" CD
As has been said, there is no general case that says either way whether
Intel or AMD CPUs are better. Certainly for most of last year the AMD
based HP servers were much better bang-for-buck having their dual core
Opteron. For those interested HP Proliant server model numbers ending in
the digit 5 (
Gee, with all the other brands being plugged, it would be remiss of me
not to mention that my fairly new HP Compaq nc6320 is a beautiful thing.
As Jeff promoted, Intel graphics chipsets are a good thing. Out of the
box it does very nice 3D for Beryl and games using the Intel 945GM
chipset. Speed c
TCP is a protocol layer on top of IP - whatever version. IP doesn't know
about ports - only protocols. So yes, your diagnosis is correct, the TCP
running on IPv4 is a different stack that running on IPv4. So Domino
LDAP is bound to all of your IPv4 interfaces and slapd to all of your
IPv6 interface
I regular use constructs such as
tail -f syslog | grep -i deny | grep -v outside | egrep
"10.1.2.3|10.3.2.1"
This allows me to follow syslog as it comes out and filter on
1. Only lines with "Deny" or "deny" (or other mixed case AND
2. Are NOT associated with the "outside" interface AND
3. On
According to this article -
http://www.informationweek.com/security/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=1935
01739 the recent sharp increase of spam is due to a couple of new
trojans, one of which uses a peer-to-peer mechanism for it's bots.
My guess is that if the bulk of spam is being sent by bot-cont
There is some old magic concerning this that I have mostly forgotten. But as
you probably are aware, the title of the window (and all the decoration around
the windows contents) is in fact rendered by the window manager. So when an X
application starts, it informs the window manager what it woul
A simple debugging technique I have used (short of mangling the source)
is to run programs with strace. Redirect the copious system call trace
log from stderr to a file and least you might get an idea of what pppd
was last trying to do before it died.
Martin Visser
Technology Consultant
Consul
Haven't done any of this much on Linux, but have done similar things
with commerical firewalls.
Does the log entry "sent [LCP TermReq id=0x2 "No network protocols
running"]" indicate that there is no "interesting" traffic on the link.
If you have configured the Ipsec to come up "on demand" then yo
Malcolm, I was thinking along the same lines. The equivalent in bash is
something like:-
$ timeout=10; docommand blah1 blah2 blah3 & sleep $timeout; kill %%
But there is a problem in that if docommand finishes before the timeout
expires then you still hang around sleeping. So you need to timeo
H. "man hwclock" gives some great info of how clocks work in Linux
(I hope it is correct!) In particular, the system clock, which is a
software clock maintained by the kernel, is only loaded from the
hardware clock at bootup (unless you have some wacky script doing
"hwclock --hwtosys").
If y
If you are going to look at libraries that are used for display
rendering you might also want to check out
Rasterman's Imlib2 http://www.enlightenment.org/Libraries/Imlib2/ (he
may also be working on a successor there as well, one of the
e-somethings but I can't work out which one)
I guess Gdk f
GD is also quite ubiquitous - certainly for CGI and other dynamic web
image creation
http://www.boutell.com/gd/
Martin Visser
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There is a good website here http://www.linuxhpc.org/ with lots of info
and references.
Martin Visser
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Australia
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I guess I feel obligated to respond.
I can only assume that my "naming" puts me in the basket as one of the
"rude / inconsiderate / ill-informed posters". I am almost certain I
have never been rude on this list (please let me know otherwise), and as
I usually write a draft and think at least a lit
http://www.ntop.org is pretty close to what you want
Martin Visser
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This email
I can share your frustration, many many times - yet I persevere knowing
that the end mostly justifies the means.
As far as packaging goes, however I have learned in the last year or so
(having been a Linux hobbyist for about a 14 years now) that Debian
distros (in particular Ubuntu) have this th
Huh? When did this thread become a debate on the definition of Free or
Open Source Software?
And for what it is worth I have never heard this definition anywhere -
OSS is code censorship - you can read my ideas (source code), but you
can't
use them (my copyright and often an exclusionary license
Bohdan,
I think that most Linux users (fanatics even )
would agree with you that there is a tradeoff in choosing between Linux and
Windows. Granted that if I go to the store and buy a big-brand computer it with
Windows it will just work. And I can go buy hardware and software and it will
j
Howard,
I'm not sure what the issue is. The reality is if that you use your real
name and give any indication of your locality then unless your name is
Smith or Jones, you probably will count on one hand your matches. For
instance I usually say I live in the Southern Highlands, but anyone can
find
Try inkscape - I'm a Corel Draw old-timer and it definitely would fit
the bill for what you want.
And once you have created the SVG template, (which is just XML), you
could then just run a quick script to substitute your text for however
many spine labels you want.
Martin Visser
Technology Con
Just a guess, but it seems regular telnet supports line mode with the
command "mode line"
>From the telnet man page : mode TypeSpecifies the current input
mode. When the Type variable has a value of line, the mode is
line-by-line. When the Type variable has a value of character, the mode
is ch
I'll try and make it for at half-a-day (probably Wednesday) - pressing
customer engagements withstanding. (I might also get roped into the HP
stand for the other half of a day).
Martin Visser
Technology Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
410 Concord Ro
Anand Kumria wrote :-
>The site-local prefix (fe80) has been deprecated (rfc3879), instead you
want IPv6 local addresses (rfc4193) which you
>can self-generate with tools such as:
>
http://www.hznet.de/tools/generate-uniq-local-ipv6-unicast-addr.sh
Hmm, I dropped off the IETF announce lists a
All,
I just "googled" for "benchmark performance linux kernel i386 versus
i686" and found nothing of any import. I am just wondering if anyone has
bothered doing this. It would be nice to know what the tradeoff is
between performance and convenience of not needing to know the CPU
architecture. Usi
Mary,
I don't use this app, but a quick squizz at the code at
http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gnome-applets/gweather/ would indicate it
just uses HTTP like a web browser to grab weather details. My guess is
that the server(s) configured for use may have broken or changed format.
I would run up ethe
Way-back I used to be a fan of the netpbm tools (as opposed to
imagemagick) - but I think either of these can do a good job of basic
scaling.
However if you specificly want to create a webpage in a photo album
arrangement, I had fantastic results with the "free as in beer" Jalbum
software - http:/
Googling finds that, this author of this article seems to have already
blazed a trail - http://tzilla.is-a-geek.com/articles/egalax/
The author also refers to "touchkitusb", I found this -
http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0412.0/0061.html
.deb != .rpm is sometimes easily fixed with
Simon,
"anyone know the reason for this?" - 'Cause it ain't science!
There are a gazillion geolocation databases out there and they all have
different information - so why does this happen?
IP addresses are handed out to companies and ISPs in fairly large
blocks. IANA originates all the IP ad
If you are serious at doing this right you definitely want to look at
semi-pro equipment. I have a TASCAM US-122 that does 2 inputs/ 2 outputs
quite well (48KHz sampling at 24 bits). The inputs can be line level or
mic level (it uses XLR inputs). The great thing about this unit is the
whole unit is
James,
I concur with Terry that it might be a permissions thing (or at least
whether you are authenticated correctly to have permission.) Though, I
do have to say your first test case where you need to attempt to open
the file twice seems strange. This would indicate to me some timing
issue with a
Ken,
I have a PSC 2510 which all went swimmingly on Ubuntu Hoary, though mine
has Ethernet. If you haven't already done so have a look at the good
doco at http://hpinkjet.sourceforge.net/install.php
There are support forum links from that site as well which might give be
able to give more direct
Pete,
Is your datalogger ethernet got fixed speed (10M?) or duplex and is it
possible that the Unwired modem is 100M only? Mii-diag or mii-tool will
tell you what your datalogger is set to. Use ifconfig and look for
packet counts (or tcpdump if iy have it on the logger) to see if it is
actually re
Jobst,
I think this basically falls under the framework known as ITIL/ITSM.
Googling will give you links to the standards bodies, as well as service
providers and practitioners. Pretty well all IT service providers (HP
included ;-) ) offer services that allow organisations to align their IT
organi
Bill,
Googling for your symptoms doesn't show up anything obvious, nor on
http://portal.suse.com/PM/page/search.pm.
Have you looked at the samba log file? (I haven't got a SuSe box in
front of me - but it probably is in /var/log/samba/*). This might show
at least where samba is having problems.
I have found Ploticus to actually give nicer results than Gnuplot.
http://ploticus.sourceforge.net/gallery/gall.hbars.html#timeline (And there is
a SVG & EPS along with bitmap output which is nice)
This package using Ploticus looks right up your alley
http://members.chello.nl/epzachte/Wikiped
Simon,
There is a reasonably standard approach to this - I have done these
migrations a number of times (mainly to perform IP address migration
when companies merge or need to move away from registered address
space).
OK, the problem is how do you introduce a new DHCP scope served by a new
serve
Hi,
I don't want to promote any particular database - certainly Oracle is on
the high ground. That being said, I caught the first half of the Open
Systems Forum yesterday. MySQL themselves presented, but also
CommSecure, a local system integrator that uses open source platforms
exclusivley. Both
Bill,
I've not actually done direct DVD viewing of the network, but here is a
few ideas.
Firstly I believe that the maximum bitrate of the video+audio MPEG2
stream is around 6M bits per sec, which is around 600k Bytes per second
on the wire. This shouldn't stress any network out (even plain old
1
David,
The interfaces that Ubuntu tries to bring up at boot time is determined
basically by the contents of /etc/network/interfaces. (This is
configured by the network GUI tool)
You might want to man "interfaces" and "ifup" to get a feeling of what
is going on. A simple problem that you might hav
>From memory, mget only does multiple gets within a directory.
Martin Visser, CISSP
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Plain vanilla ftp won't do this. (you could script it though)
The preferred method (assuming you don't have rsync on the server) is to
use "wget".
Martin
Martin Visser, CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
410 Concord Road
Rh
Believe it or not, in days when the Internet wasn't quite grown up
(early 90's of last century) some people only had email access to the
internet. There were actually mail servers setup that you could email an
instruction which would
1. ftp download the file
2. break it up into little bits
3. ASCI
if [ `head --bytes=512 /dev/fd0 | sum | cut --fields=1 --delim=" " ` !=
"0" ]; then echo "Floppy in drive" ; fi
(sum does a checksum which I think is only zero if all the contents are
zero. You should only need to check the partition/boot sector I think -
I won't guarantee this code is correc
Just a thought, but what about one of the "specialist" live distros. Two
genre's that I have used are in the multimedia/audio/video space and the
network/security space. The multimedia ones are especially useful as
they often pay attention to low-latency, hardware support etc, as well
as having
Kazik,
As Chris said try nmapping from outside. (If you think you are ready
publish, your IP name/address here and some of us will probably try and
hit you. Of course if your on the net already you have probably been
scanned many time already ;-)
A scanner detecting a port as in stealth simply me
dpkg-reconfigure console-data
looks promising (from my google brain)
Martin Visser, CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
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E-ma
The default editor mode for bash is Emacs. Even though I am also a vi
editor user, I tend to leave bash at default. (I think your /someword is
actual the vi command)
To search backwards through history in standard bash, type Ctrl-r and
then the search string. Repeated ctrl-r looks further back.
B
Next time you want to say
$ echo "This is fun!"
What you probably want is
$ echo 'This is fun!'
or even
$ echo this is fun\!
That's because double-quotes delimit a string, but they still allow the
shell to expand the contents. The shell wants to replace a ! in
plain-view with a hist
Basically a highly-conductive (read metal) box with no holes (or holes
smaller than the wavelength of the EMF you want to shield from). It
should probably be also connected to a ground. .. Google for "faraday
cage".
(I'm not a physicist so hopefully a better answer will come along)
Martin Vi
Have a look at /var/log/xorg.0.log for anything obvious (though is X is
running it probably isn't there). Otherwise /var/log/messages should
also be checked.
I know that SuSe 9.2 locked up after login for me on one system. This
turned out be having a non-existent sound driver. The Gnome desktop
] On
Behalf Of Graham Smith
Sent: Wednesday, 4 May 2005 11:51 PM
To: slug@slug.org.au
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Suse 9.3 Net Install?
On Wed, 4 May 2005 23:38, Chris Deigan wrote:
> quote("Visser, Martin");
>
> >http://public.planetmirror.com/pub/suse/suse ). Googling doesn't
Anyone tried out the Suse 9.3 netinst, as per
"SUSE-Linux-9.3-mini-installation.iso"?
I got mine from http://ftp.iinet.net.au/pub/suse/Suse/i386/9.3/iso/ and
MD5SUM is correct etc, etc.
When you have a few source options network or CDROM. Choosing CDROM only
lets you go into rescue mode. Choosin
Also keep an idea on some of the mainstream computer mags. They tend to
put at least one of the distro's on the cover every month or two.
(Sometimes the newsagents have them cheap in the surplus bin).
As said by another, Ubuntu, is a very good 1 CD distro.
Martin Visser, CISSP
Network and Se
Julio,
It seems what you are trying to do and what you are doing it with are
orthogonal. The apache web server is design to take requests via HTTP,
process them, and spit them out as HTTP. Usually this means a browser
sends a GET or POST request for a URL, and the Apache server returns,
HTML or XM
You mean the machine doesn't get any use ...
1 user, load average: 0.03, 0.01, 0.00
(Only joking!!)
Regards, Martin
Martin Visser, CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
3 Richardson Place
North Ryde, Sydney NSW 2113, Au
If I am looking for quick wins i find "du --max-depth=1 | sort -rn"
always a nice way to find the directories that have the biggest impact
on disk space. (Often a lot of small files in part of the file hierarchy
are what fills disks)
Regards, Martin
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consu
: slug@slug.org.au
Subject: FW: FW: [SLUG] Possible hacker Attempt
Thanks Martin!! Very helpful
Regards,
Phill
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Visser, Martin
Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2005 9:19 AM
Cc: slug@slug.org.au
Subject: RE: FW: [SLUG
Unfortunately a buffer-overflow is not only a Microsoft problem.
In simple terms, it occurs where an attacker is able to exploit a
programming flaw that allows a program to accept more data then it is
really designed for. Most programs that accept input from the network
(or other input device) wi
Tess,
You probably can find what you want by just manipulating the output "cat
/proc/stat" using perl|c|java or whatever.
You can also look at the standard monitoring tools in
http://freshmeat.net/projects/sysstat/ and see what they do.
There are even nice remote monitoring tools in existance
Umm the next number after 111 is 112 (we're talking a
decimal number of seconds since the beginning of the current epoch Jan 1
1970 here, not a binary value)
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
3 R
>From my dim past assuming you have the the correct Imakefile then
"xmkmf" was the correct incantation to create the Makefile.
If you want samples of "raw" X programming then you probably should dig
up sources for "classics" like xeyes, xclock or even xterm. I think that
http://mirror.aarnet.edu.a
I have a very easy fix for this - you want to limit the rate at which
read or write the data. As tge gzip/tar process will then have lots of
breathing time for CPU/disk intensive operations:
There is a very nice pipe viewer/rate limiter called "pv"
1. So write your command so it uses stdout to wr
For non-interactive system processes you should google for documentation
that describes "init", the grand-daddy of all processes, and
"/etc/inittab" and the scripts in the "/etc/init.d" directory which
effectively configure init. ("chkconfig" also drives the /etc/init.d
configuration). Of course ea
Laptop as remote display?
>
> On 4 Jan, Visser, Martin wrote:
> > Most "brand name" servers support this functionality through a
> > special chipset or daughterboard. You then have full
> access to BIOS
> > and running OS functions. On the HP Proliants i
Most "brand name" servers support this functionality through a special
chipset or daughterboard. You then have full access to BIOS and running
OS functions. On the HP Proliants it is called Remote Integrated Lights
Out (RiLO). You can even have virtual floppies and CDs (that are mounted
from your c
I betcha, well I am just guessing, the line "OS Kernel: Linux version
2.2.20 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 2.95.4" looks a bad spammers mail
header to SpamAssassin. (Non fully-qualified email address)
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Sol
You probably want to use "sar" or the like on your existing machine to
get a baseline understanding of CPU/disk/network etc. Hopefully you can
extrapolate requirements from that. If the application onf the server is
particularly critical you might want to consider using a hardware
loadbalancer to f
Are you sure it is rejecting the source port? From reading the doc the
default should be that it accepts from any port. Have you checked NTP
version support - I imagine the FC3 ntpd is by default version 4 and
hence your older clients may not support that. Try setting version 3 or
2 in the config.
A quick and dirty reply (using the locate database)
export lookfile="gcc";locate $lookfile | grep -e ".*/$lookfile$"
This will find the file gcc (only). ".*/" is greedy and should eat up
all directory names up to the last /
Of course Jill's "find" solution will look at the running filesystem
w
I don't think your log is clear enough to determine the problem. Usually
I would expect to see a NACK for parameters that aren't being accepted
in the negotiation. If you can't increase the quality of the log, I
would suggest using something like Ethereal to monitor the link and
hopeful you then ca
The correct answer is that DHCP (and bootp) and in fact any "simple"
protocol that uses broadcasts to discover resources/services that it
will rely on need to run on a secure network infrastructure. This means
physical access as well as having control of the devices that use the
network. (As an exa
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Sent: Monday, 18 October 2004 2:50 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [SLUG] Graphic tablet
>
> I didn't catch t
I didn't catch the original messages, but how does one determine
definitively which device to use for USB peripherals? I have been
delaying trying out my Acecad Flair graphics tablet until I managed to
get a Xfree with it all built in. (I had tried some earlier patches that
included the "acecad" dr
This probably is close to what you want -
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2004/08/12/mailgraph.html
(As a hint for googling, RRD is generally now the engine of choice,
having been written by the author of MRTG)
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
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> From: David [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, 18 August 2004 10:10 AM
> To: Visser, Martin
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I know it might seem to be a sledgehammer to crack a nut, but Nagios is
a good service oriented monitoring tool that is OSS.
BTW Most load-balancing devices that need to do service monitoring
simply open the service port and try to get a basic response that proves
that the service is up and opera
Short answer is :- In every running shell arrange to execute ".
/etc/profile", which "sources" the script in /etc/profile.
Long answer :- Don't follow the short answer unless you know what
/etc/profile does. /etc/profile is normally run once (and once only) by
the shell when it initializes. Clea
$1 will hold the first argument
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting & Integration
Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
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If you have a look at your Tk installation you should find a "demos"
directory. On RHEL 3 it is in /usr/share/tk8.3/demos. Run "wish widget"
and you should get a nice array of sample apps with fairly easy to
understand code. (filebox.tcl and colrs.tcl are probably closest to your
reqs)
Martin
Ma
I
haven't actually configured this up yet, but hundreds of HP's Linux dudes use
this to PPTP connect to our Windows managed network.
http://pptpclient.sourceforge.net/
Martin Visser ,CISSP
Network and Security Consultant
Consulting &
Integration Technology Solutions Group - HP Services
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