- Original Message -
From: li...@sbt.net.au
To: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Tuesday, 25 September, 2012 6:55:23 AM
Subject: [SLUG] clone system to a vm?
I have a Centos 4 machine, I'd like to try cloning it from a physical
machine to a VM on another system, I've installed Centos 6 on
- Original Message -
From: K L k...@attitia.com
But would also want some type of software that could be used to
administer each separate server ... effectively as a group ... from
within a single UI. Whether that has an agent installed on each
'client' server or how it is
- Original Message -
From: David da...@kenpro.com.au
To: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Wednesday, 18 July, 2012 9:05:38 AM
Subject: [SLUG] curious spawning of cron caused server crash
root 388 0.0 0.0 3480 764 ?D04:50 0:00 cp
I got one in the office - delivery was fast and it seems to work OK. Haven't
had a chance to put Ubuntu on it yet, but it seems like a plausable option for
some uses. Thin client perhaps.
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From: David Lyon david.lyon.preissh...@gmail.com
are interested.
It does take some getting used to though - If you don't have the operational
rigour to make it work, its a waste of time.
Which is probably true for many systems.
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From: Nigel Allen d...@edrs.com.au
To: Slug slug@slug.org.au
Sent
These guys probably do what you want:
http://communitylists.org.au/
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- Original Message -
From: Edwin Humphries edw...@netsensecomputers.com.au
To: slug slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Friday, 30 March, 2012 9:41:28 AM
Does anyone know of a decent free list server
- Original Message -
From: Voytek Eymont li...@sbt.net.au
To: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Friday, 9 December, 2011 10:13:00 AM
Subject: [SLUG] monitoring aspx website, how ?
is wget the way to go for aspx site, or what's a good tool for that ?
I reckon http://seleniumhq.org/ is what
- Original Message -
From: Jeremy Visser jer...@visser.name
To: Sridhar Dhanapalan srid...@dhanapalan.com
Cc: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Monday, 31 October, 2011 10:28:33 PM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Affordable wireless AP hardware to support 30+ connections
On 31/10/2011, at 16:09, Sridhar
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From: DaZZa dazzagi...@gmail.com
To: SLUG slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Monday, 29 August, 2011 10:04:01 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Text to HTML?
Anyone know of such a beastie? It's be nice if it was CentOS
compatible, since that's what I'm stuck with at work, but if it's
- Original Message -
From: David Lyon david.lyon.preissh...@gmail.com
Hi people,
I'm trying to choose the best platform for an open source
autonomous driving project that I've been working on for
a while.
- https://bitbucket.org/djlyon/smp-driverless-car-robot/overview
I'm
Hrmm
$ host planet.slug.org.au
planet.slug.org.au is an alias for www.slug.org.au.
www.slug.org.au is an alias for ghs.google.com.
ghs.google.com is an alias for ghs.l.google.com.
ghs.l.google.com has address 74.125.71.121
Perhaps someone is migrating the slug site to a google app... I thought
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From: James Polley jamezpol...@gmail.com
To: m...@elliott-brennan.id.au
I would like to see the SLUG list hosted by LA on their infrastructure
- again, reducing duplication of effort - but only if it continues to
be in the slug.org.au domain name.
My 2c on this
atheros cards I have
tried have been a disaster.
I need current purchasable hardware, USB only cos the boxes are little media
centres.
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From: Kevin Fitzgerald k...@tcgtech.com.au
Cc: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Wednesday, 3 November, 2010 11:43:19 AM
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Fax to Email server
Yeah. I have raised the external provider idea with the customer but
got
shot down
So I'm back to looking
Looks nice, but what do you personally use it for out of interest?
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- Original Message -
From: james j...@tigger.ws
To: slug@slug.org.au
Sent: Wednesday, 15 September, 2010 11:03:26 AM
Subject: [SLUG] Logic Analyser
It causes a warm glow when someone makes
- Original Message -
From: james j...@tigger.ws
So the file created on day 2 backed up on day 3 is lost.
Can anybody point to the boat (I've missed) or confirm my vision.
Seems correct, and the primary reason why we moved to rdiff-backup and disk
based backup.
We get to keep effective
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From: Amos Shapira amos.shap...@gmail.com
How do you backup databases with that (I'm specifically interested to
hear about PostgresQL)? Snapshot the filesystem every day?
We have a 300Gb postgres database and growing rapidly, and I'm looking
for better ways to
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From: Martin Visser martinvisse...@gmail.com
Jon's experience probably really demonstrates why Linux isn't going to
go
mainstream anytime soon. While I would say 90% of people are going to
have
hardware that just works with the most current release of most
250, on my Debian/sid system running 2.6.32-5-openvz-amd64. FWIW.
Daniel
A little off topic, but, I noticed that the CONFIG_HZ variable on openvz
systems is often 250. I found 1000 to be a better setting for responsiveness on
a heavily loaded openvz box. It felt like being able to schedule
Hey All,
relevant to this discussion may be an internal project I have been working on
for sometime: Honcho.
Honcho is a storage subsystem for virtualisation environments built on RAID1
over iSCSI. It is designed to run from stock Ubuntu linux, with no single
points of failure.
We have shell
- Sridhar Dhanapalan srid...@dhanapalan.com wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions on what I should be purchasing and
setting up?
http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=62217
TP-LINK TL-WR1043ND is an excellent router, and has a USB port for host mode
USB, so you can get basic
- Brett Coady bc196...@yahoo.com.au wrote:
These read-times were all done with: hdparm -tT /dev/(device)
Anyone know a good non destructive write test for benchmarking HDD ?
Hope this helps
Brett
Bonnie++ is what we use. You can use IOzone if you like complex charts. hdparm
isn't
Hi,
I have a GPT partition like so:
#parted /dev/mapper/storagevg0-ntserveriscsi
GNU Parted 1.7.1
Using /dev/mapper/storagevg0-ntserveriscsi
Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands.
(parted) p
Disk /dev/mapper/storagevg0-ntserveriscsi: 1100GB
Sector size
as always :)
Dave
- Dave Kempe d...@sol1.com.au wrote:
Hi,
I have a GPT partition like so:
#parted /dev/mapper/storagevg0-ntserveriscsi
GNU Parted 1.7.1
Using /dev/mapper/storagevg0-ntserveriscsi
Welcome to GNU Parted! Type 'help' to view a list of commands.
(parted) p
- Chris MacKenzie cmacken...@internode.on.net wrote:
I prefer to use kpartx to create device mappings from lvm disk
images,
it's much easier than fapping about with offsets :)
usage : kpartx [-a|-d|-l] [-v] wholedisk
-a add partition devmappings
-d del partition
Make sure you have the updated mdadm, grub and other packages that fix the boot
degraded raid array bugs in hardy.
They also change the timings. you can also dpkg-reconfigure mdadm or edit the
relevant scripts in /etc/initramfs/ for mdadm.
Dave
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Blindraven wrote:
Based on my set-up, which of the following would you recommend and why?
pfSense, MoNoWaLL, Clark Connect. (Do you know any others?)
ubuntu-server and shorewall. the documentation for shorewall
two-interface setup should be all you need.
Hi,
I need to checksum recursively alot of data, and store the checksums in
a database. I can do most via a shell script, but was wondering if
anyone could recommend a checksumming tool that was the fastest.
I know about md5sum, sha1sum, cfv (not recursive enough). I want to be
able to produce
(replying to myself)
http://md5deep.sourceforge.net/
seems to be the answer, with a recompile to get the new CSV feature, and
using sha1 not md5 seems fast enough.
dave
Dave Kempe wrote:
Hi,
I need to checksum recursively alot of data, and store the checksums
in a database. I can do most
Glen Turner wrote:
If it works in Ubuntu, you might want to compare the FDI files
/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi
or simply look through that file paying attention to USB IDs.
thats an awesomely useful post Glen. Thanks very much.
Now all I need to do is figure
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
Are there any good tools to backup/restore databases, with versioning,
delta storage and so on just like you get with rdiff-backup? I'm
currently running mysqldump and pg_dump in a shell script via cron
job, but surely there's a better way. I've seen a few tools, but
sms-tools?
you need an sms modem or 3g data card like a huawei e220
dave
Chris Allen wrote:
Can any one recommend an application that I can use with Hardy Heron
to send an SMS message to a lot of mobile phones?
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Jake Anderson wrote:
heh anybody know of VoIP software that will run on a 3G mobile?
For that matter can I get these data plans on the same sim as my
standard mobile? IE have the standard voice calling stuff but in the
same device have the ability to suck a few GB worth of data at a sane
Mary Gardiner wrote:
Don't ever edit rdiff-backup's backups directly. Either:
Tis true, however there are patches on the rdiff-backup mailing list
that need testing, that allow --remove-older-than to specify
subdirectories to remove. A client of mine donated money to have the
feature
Mary Gardiner wrote:
2. Install the program called rdiff-backup.
All excellent suggestions Mary. Sorry I missed the talk. As an additions
to rdiff-backup, people might benefit from using backupninja. Its a
front end to rdiff-backup and other backup tools (like mysqldump). That
makes it
bill wrote:
See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=964920
There seems to be problems with Network Manager. Using the Kubuntu
version of Intrepid Ibex I cant connect to my Ntwork LAN.
yeah I have been following the bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/259278
some very mixed results
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Even better, install collectd and use its ping plugin -- now you can do the
same thing, but with beautiful (and *SIMPLE*) graph output. :-)
Or you could use Nagios and have the alert notification send a form
letter to the person concerned every time it went down.(probably
Amos Shapira wrote:
We already have the xDSL modems.
I think what I need is an Ethernet-connected box which can copy bits
around more efficiently than the TZ170.
hate to be obvious about it and all, but have you considered a linux box?
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Lindsay Holmwood wrote:
I'm 99% certain they're using Squid, but I think they've either
severely misconfigured it, or are running a dodgy hacked up older
version.
yeah I ran into the TPG proxy admin at my local woolies (overheard him
talking to someone about it and had to interrupt!)
He
Crossfire wrote:
I want to be able to set it up so /home (and maybe other filesystems)
are replicated from one to the other, in both directions, in real time
so they can run in an all-hot redundant cluster.
I think I found something that might help you:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I want to do testing of some python programs on Ubuntu (hardy i think)
for a German client.
Everything works fine for Australia, but I don't seem to have a locale
for Germany loaded. I have no idea where to load it. Can anybody help ?
apt-get install
Hi,
wondering if anyone has any pointers to people/companies/assembler gurus
who can assist me in getting 64bit support for the linux-abi project?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-abi/
I have a few clients that would like to run sco binaries on 64-bit linux
and may have some funding for
david wrote:
Every external firewire/usb drive i've used has ended up giving me hard
drive failure, and in some cases heart failure. Other people whose
opinion I respect have come to the same conclusion. I get the impression
that the problem has to do with power supply on the external device,
Daniel Pittman wrote:
Not only did RedHat drop the patches from their kernel quite some time
ago due to stability issues, I can confirm from (my customers) practical
experience that there are -- at least -- SMP issues with the project.
yeah I have it running fine on 2.6.18 i think with SMP
Mary Gardiner wrote:
The web server wants the browser to send a request for the correct host
name. One way to get it to do this is to alter your steps:
or you could just change your hosts file to 'poison' real.host.com to
point to 127.0.0.1
then your browser will make the request to the
Peter Miller wrote:
iwill be the whole point/i. Unless we get in first.
Will the parallel be: you get malpractice insurance, or you can have
your future wages garnished forever if you get sued. Doctors have to
pay their malpractice insurance to have their pro-bono work covered. I
expect
Sridhar Dhanapalan wrote:
We're trying to deploy a Linux server into an all-Windows company. Our client
is actually quite happy with this solution, but we were informed a couple of
days ago that they have a Citrix Access Gateway VPN server that we must go
through in order to interact with
Peter Chubb wrote:
Just in case anyone missed it, there's been a major vulnerability for
any SSH keys generated on a debian system over the last two years or
so ... apparently the random number generator wasn't being seeded
right, so only a few distinct keys were actually generated.
For
Crossfire wrote:
I want to be able to set it up so /home (and maybe other filesystems)
are replicated from one to the other, in both directions, in real time
so they can run in an all-hot redundant cluster.
The environment should be mostly read-oriented, so I can live with
write-latent
Dave Kempe wrote:
I was thinking just yesterday some sort of fuse filesystem is what we
need :)
dave
haven't tried it, but this is fuse
http://www.furquim.org/chironfs/
dave
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Is this the Linksys AM300?
I found it a big buggy in this mode. Not sure what the problem is, but
it doesn't work every time for some reason. Make sure you have the
latest firmware.
We have given up on half-bridge mode with many of these modems.
dave
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Hi all,
I'm
Sonia Hamilton wrote:
The question is more they've told me the password, but not the network
name or authentication method - what's the easiest way to get in without
having try the n x m combinations in network manager? (n being the # of
networks that appear, m the # of authentication methods).
Andre Kolodochka wrote:
I'd like to know whether there are any existing solutions that would
allow this out-of-the-box? We can pretty much configure 1-3 ourselves
and with some help probably get 4 (http) going with just a linux box.
However, if there's already solution - why reinvent the wheel.
Dean Hamstead wrote:
do any of those $30 1gig things work in linux yet? i spent some
time trying to get an optus then a 3 one working. (both use
the same hardware). but with no love. 1 gig isnt enough, and
the data charges after 1gig are just theft.
This is what you need:
Voytek Eymont wrote:
or, what's a proper way to do this copy ?
why no just rsync it as root with -av and you preserve all the ownership
and don't need to worry. OTOH, if you stuff it up, a recursive chown
will fix it, so no need to worry.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry to bother you all again.
How does one do a backup over a WAN connection with latency for servers
across the world and create an image of the entire system including SQL.
What Linux free software will do the above for us. We have tried rdiff and
that does
I would suggest backup-ninja
http://dev.riseup.net/backupninja/
or just plain rdiff-backup (which backupninja uses) and a simple shell
script.
disk to disk is the only way to go i reckon
and I would just backup the entire filesystem - its safer that way, and
the binaries of a well setup
Hi, the proper way to do it is to generate an /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf
config file and have udadm/udev do the right thing on boot.
I have simply create the config file as per a number of howtos and from
the manpage:
echo 'DEVICE /dev/hd*[0-9] /dev/sd*[0-9]' mdadm.conf
mdadm --detail
Ian Brown wrote:
Hi,
- Can anybody recommend on a free VPN for linux ?
There is no other choice aside from OpenVPN IMHO :)
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Hi Scott,
searching for your bug on the kernel bugzilla yeilds some results:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/
(I clicked query existing and put in unregister_netdevice)
not sure if any of them are your exact problem. However one way or
another thats the right place for it :)
dave
Scott Ragen
There is such a cipher, but netcat will be a much much faster way to do
what you want.
google 'netcat tar' for many examples.
not really resumable, so you may need to rsync it afterwards, but
perfect for that first bulk speedy transfer
dave
Zenaan Harkness wrote:
Is it possible to have a
Hi Larry,
can you see the drives from fiestys default kernel? (fdisk -l)
without reading the bug report, I would generally always recommend
against nforce in general, and wouldn't hold much help out for their
raid support. I would/have used mdadm for this chipset when i have
needed to use
we need to know kernel version, architecture and distro version to
answer better Ben.
dave
Ben Donohue wrote:
Hi all,
I have a server which has 5GB memory in it.
BIOS reports 5120GB and that's fine.
Top in CentOS linux reports 3632188 total.
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Hi Trent,
we use Maia Mailguard for this.
works pretty well and fits the combo you are after.
We have packages for Ubuntu dapper that work sorta ok :)
http://www.maiamailguard.com/maia/wiki/AboutMaia
thanks
dave
Trent Murray wrote:
Hi all,
I currently have a customer using MailMarshall
I heard somethings about disabling ipv6 in about:config recently. check
that out...
dave
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amavis has a spam_lovers acl i believe.
you should be able to find that in the documentation and add people to it
dave
Voytek Eymont wrote:
What's my easiest way to exempt some users from SA checks ?
I currently have some users' 'internal' email rejected by exceeding SA
score, I need to allow
Amos Shapira wrote:
And I'm not sure how relevant this is for my situation - is Windows
2003 considered NT4 PDC or is it something newer that Samba can
cooperate with as a BDC?
yeah win2k3 is considered to be an nt4 pdc in this case.
so you are fresh out of luck with samba 3. you might have a
Raphael Kraus wrote:
E.g. in main.cf:
relay_recipient_maps
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#relay_recipient_maps =
hash:/etc/postfix/relay_recipients
And ensure that you put the list in relay_recipients and run postmap on it.
or you could make that an ldap lookup i think
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Max Wright wrote:
Hello slugs -
Can anyone suggest a good opensource helpdesk app?
Something with a web interface, problem tracking, knowledge-base would
be good.
Max
we like the new version of RT. RTFM adds knowledge base stuff.
http://bestpractical.com/rt
email integration is RT's
DaZZa wrote:
Head to http://bc.whirlpool.net.au , plug in your phone number and
search for plans that suit you. There are literally hundreds of them.
It also pays to surf the forums a bit to see if there is a lot of bad
blood for a given ISP - Internode, for example, has just had a run of
bad
Kevin Fitzgerald wrote:
type of description if anyone can help. Specifically I want to know
how much Data has actually travelled across the wire (Please note I
have used the z option in rsync so the files are compressed as they
cross the wire):
I don't know what each field means, but I know
Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
So does anyone have any recommendations?
stick with blosxom, but get a decent html editor with web site
publishing? nvu might be decent
dave
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David wrote:
please excuse the off topic post but the need is urgent.
I've just attempted to reboot and my ASUS P5P800mx motherboard doesn't get
past the splash screen. Can't enter the BIOS setup. No strange beeps. I'm
guessing that's serious.
Any diagnostic suggestions?
In case of need, any
Amos Shapira wrote:
Can it be used to track also things like software licenses and DNS
domain registry?
software licenses yes, and you could probably use the contracts bit of
it to manage DNS renewals
dave
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Simon Wong wrote:
I just came across OCS Inventory in SF's top 30 list
(http://ocsinventory.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=features) and was
wondering if anyone had used it and hwat their thoughts were. It looks
quite good on the surface.
Does anyone have any alternate recommendations for this
Hi Lyle,
We don't use Fedora in general (prefer Ubuntu/Debian) but we have very
successfully deployed a number of postfix/amavis/postgrey and Maia
Mailguard setups to clients. Stands up very well compared to commercial
solutions and gives you all the spam/av you could ever want.
Maia is a
the banksia/netcomm intra series are the only ones worth considering.
actual real serial modems in PCI, with daughter boards making them 2,4,6
or 8 port
dave
T Murray wrote:
Can anyone recommend a PCI Modem - im setting up a Hylafax server and
need a
modem with stable/good linux compatibility
Many people call Plone this.
For a massive jump in features and implementation thinking, Alfresco
might also serve your needs.
dave
T Murray wrote:
Hi guys,
Microsoft has a server tool called Sharepoint that one of my clients has
requested i install - however being that it is MS im not
Howard Lowndes wrote:
Is there any other open source e-commerce software available other than
Interchange (I don't like its tagging ideas, and it doesn't like
multi-thread Perl), or osCommerce (not updated since Nov 05 and still
requires register_globals, and segfaults when it tries to
Robert Collins wrote:
for future reference: 'dpkg --force-depends -P udev' will remove it and
leave ubuntu-minimal and initramfs-tools in place.
hrmm I thought it was a cardinal debian sin to use --force?
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Robert Collins wrote:
Well, the reason I would use --force in such situations is that reverse
depends often are not equal to the forward depends. So what gets removed
and what gets reinstalled will often not match.
Yeah, in the fair amount of times I have had to do this (upgrading old
systems
Hi,
I am running Ubuntu Dapper beta on one of my machines here. Had the
unfortunate experience of accidentally moving digital photos of my
compact flash card into the ether. I dragged and dropped them onto
Digikam and they disappeared. Anyway, the photos aren't that crucial I
would consider
Scott Sinclair wrote:
SSH on port 443 for the win! :-)
Openvpn on port 443 with proxy mode for the ultimate in proxy bypass lovin!
dave
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Peter Hardy wrote:
It does shared calendaring by way of a proprietary plugin for Outlook
that'll set you back around $US30 per head for a handful of licences.
Less for larger volumes.
i hear the vtiger plugin is free
dave
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
Yes you can, the DSL provider doesn't need to know about it.
You can't - I think the OP meant RFC1483 bridging. which is correct as
crossfire suggested (though pppoe still sucks).
If you want to convert your equipment into an ATM-Ethernet bridge and
terminate the
Julio Cesar Ody wrote:
Hi all,
I have a backup server in my LAN that keeps some rsnapshot
(www.rsnapshot.org) backups. For those of you who don't know the tool,
rsnapshot works by taking incremental backups, hard linking the files
that don't change from one backup to the next (thus, keeping the
Matthew Hannigan wrote:
For ssh, putty has full logging ; log to timestamped files even!
(Yes, you can get putty for linux now)
yeah but its a shame ssh tunnels don't work (well they didn't last time
I checked). It was going to be at least a half-assed gui ssh tunnel
manager if the tunnels
nornagon wrote:
I accept a place as an Ordinary Committee Member.
um you have to get voted in for that... you mean you accept a
nomination.. :)
dave
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
I have need to set up Linux POS soft/hard ware for a customer.
I'm thinking SQL-Ledger for the software as it has POS, but I need a
Linux compat slip printer, barcode reader (probably k/b wedge would be
best), and cash drawer.
What experience is there out there and
TongMaster wrote:
The filters on a centralised server will always be behind current SPAM
trends, as far as I can see because it's more difficult to train than
your local SPAM solutions. Yes, we should have a centralised SPAM filter
(and probably do) but without someone training it it's going to
Michael Fox wrote:
NFS
So that UID/GID security can be retained between linux boxes on the
exported filesystems.
samba can deal with permissions in a sane enough fashion.
You really think NFS is better than CIFS/smbfs?
I have been thinking about this for a while and welcome some discussion
Richard Hayes wrote:
Dear List,
I am playing with [EMAIL PROTECTED] and want to get a block of 'normal' Sydney /
Melbourne / Brisbane dial-in numbers.
Where can I purchase them from?
Mynetphone seem happy to talk about Asterisk and supply inbound numbers
dave
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dave kempe wrote:
Mynetphone seem happy to talk about Asterisk and supply inbound numbers
that would be
http://www.mynetfone.com.au/
dave
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Michael Fox wrote:
Anyone happen to know who in Sydney is certified to run the exams for
RHCE etc? I've never done the training, but after all these years of
using Linux I am thinking it might be wise to grab a book on the
subject and learn what the exam might ask in relation to what I might
not
Voytek Eymont wrote:
as of few weeks ago, my log watch has swollen up well over 500k, full of
dictionary ? attempted atacks like below:
is there much I can do ? like to prevent multiple attempts from same IP ?
ipt_recent netfilter module can help you there.
or you could just setup
Craige McWhirter wrote:
On the grapevine I've heard rumour of virtual hosting happening among
other things. If anyone who is busting a gut on this right now could
give a quick overview, that'd be great :)
Hi,
I don't know how it broke, but we have had a long offer to rehost the
slug box for a
Matthew Hannigan wrote:
$ sudo su -
# yum install postfix
# chkconfig postfix on # enable postfix to start every boot
# service postfix start # .. and start it now as well
and you forgot, remove the inet_interface directive out of main.cf
its set to localhost by default
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't see any modules that pertain to tapes. Only the scsi driver and
I'm not
about to rmmod insmod that.
I take it this is 2.6 - if its 2.4 you need to run the
rescan-scsi-bus.sh script (google knows where it is)
dave
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Howard Lowndes wrote:
Has anyone got both CLID and DRTD working for AU PSTN systems?
I have heard that either of those is a bitch. Word was you basically
need isdn to get those features working nicely with asterisk. Its not
all its fault - those things are hard on pstn as it is
dave
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Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
Sounds like you want an IDS like snort or prelude:
http://www.prelude-ids.org/
(winner of jaq's best artwork in an open source project 2005 award)
an alternative to this is ossim http://www.ossim.net
which seems to do the same sort of thing.
I might compare them
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