YES!

create /etc/sysctl.conf if it doesnt exist!


is mandatory for adjusting memory allocations for Oracle 9i/10g.

Is the equivalent of /etc/system on Solaris systems.

enjoy.

one would bet that the acl may be functioning..
and the windows boxes are in the 10.0.0.51-254 range.

the "masks away error is crying about the parodox in the acl

i believe i have set things...

This effort takes a special kind of self-hate to sign up for..
..almost worth trying. No, not really.

alc6739 has it right: NO, or round up a drive. Saves one self-abuse on so many levels..

Oh how I enjoyed this post!

I think I shed a tear..

the "honor system virus" has struck again..

Too good. :mrgreen:

One of the things not pointed out here was the ability of the alias
to exist on more than one subnet. Meaning eth0 is the first and eth:1
the second in traditionial fashion. This comes in really...

yay!! spammich! haha :mrgreen:

This appears to be a shameless plug as its hit two threads.. :mrgreen:

The tail command in Fedora/Redhat is fully capable of 'monitoring' multiple log files at the same time like so:

prompt%tail -f {filename1} {filename2} {filename3}

without the "{}" brackets....

your /etc/squid/squid.conf is probably misconfigured and
at a minimum should contain:

1] add your domain to the acl (access control lists) below the default entry
"acl CONNECT method CONNECT"...

Aug 19 15:33:53 pma smtp-vilter[20173]: clamd: unable to connect socket, Connection refused

clamav seems to not be able to connect. (probably to an external host for updates
then fails the scan...

typically you add a document root and access ( i dont ever delete the original)

then i add a virtual host (both bits are needed):

NameVirtualHost 10.1.1.x
<VirtualHost 10.1.1.x>
ServerName...

tail -f /var/log/messages on your linux box and then
try to connect as you are now. watch for errors.
you may want to check out iptables to see if the
firewall is blocking traffic for ftp...

the default "root" jail location for vsftpd is /var/ftp
you cannot traverse the directory structure above that point for security purposes

link /var/www to /var/ftp/www like so:

ln -s /var/www...

this sounds painful.

i would just determine the vendor of your hardware, visit the website and
download the drivers and burn em to cd.. then just 'neakernet them to the windows box.

anyway.....

where to start.. lets see if Im a bit rusty its been ages since my last post.

first check the permissions for /var/ftp/ and ensure that all can gain access drwxr-xr-x minimum

enable vsftpd with...

Youre kinda missing some goodies, default router.... once you have made your changes you have to restart dhcpd '%/etc/init.d/dhcpd restart' dont forget to reconfigure windows clients and setup DHCP...

winders: CTRL+ALT+DELETE
then click on "Change passwd"
type old passwd and then type new twice
click okay

unix/linux
in a term/cmdtool/console or dtterm..
%passwd (or yppasswd)
type old...

format usually gets the whole disk. (unless there are multiple partitions.) im not quite sure
what you have done in what order. Im a big fan of installing windows then linux and havnt had any...

please post in your previous and it will become current no need to start another
thread. i think the reason that you have yet to receive a reply is there isn't lots
of info to go on. it isnt even...

tons of good info for printer setup
follow this link to printy goodness

http://www.inficad.com/cgi-bin/man.cgi?section=1M&topic=lpset

Enjoy