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| | your file name is automysqlbackup.sh.2.5 rename it from automysqlbackup.sh.2.5 to [COLOR="Red"]automysqlbackup.sh[/COLOR] i think it will work |
| | you can also try linux based safesquid proxy server [COLOR="Green"]http://www.safesquid.com[/COLOR]  |
| | Re: Linux won't boot I Suggest you if you have any idea about hardware then open your pc & remove your RAM & CMOS Battery after 5 to 10 min. just fit it Now try to start your pc........ |
| | I think Redhat (RHEL 5), fedora is best for server point of view, if you looking for desktop then ubuntu, suse 11.1, Mandriva, slackware, is best for there amazing look & feel. One another option is [URL="http://www.debian.org/"][COLOR="Red"][B][I]Debian[/I][/B][/COLOR][/URL] for server point of view |
| | Which server is restart automatically apache dns dhcp ldap mail etc.............. first define this on in linux lots of services are running any service is restarting or all pc is restarting  |
 | You can't do this You have to connect first to you LAN i mean to office network...... after that you can do what ever you want |
| | just download [COLOR="Green"]Putty [/COLOR] in your linux machine enable ssh service service ssh must be start in linux machine If you want to share file from linux machine to windows or reverse you can use [COLOR="Red"]WINSCP[/COLOR]... its also worked with putty just try it..................:) |
| | Hi, Look at your httpd.conf file and search for [B][COLOR="Red"]Listen[/COLOR][/B] directive if its commanted please uncomment it #Listen 80 to Listen 80 don't forget to restart your apache service |
| | Re: Squid proxy [QUOTE=awk;951645]Hi All, I'm pretty sure this can be done with Squid but I'm not certain. I have two servers and I basically want to make it work like this: client -> server1 -> server2 I want the client to only see server1 and everything get passed through that. Does anyone … |
| | [QUOTE=icyshout;938135]you can change it with ifconfig but when you reboot you'll loose the config. A real easy way with fedora is to run the setup utility as root and change your default network config.[/QUOTE] Run command "netconfig" to change your ip address for permanently. for temporary run this command e.g. … |
| | It may be a problem with your permission & ownership of your zone file. ownership of your var/named/mydomain.com.zone as well as /var/named/<ipaddress.zone> should be "named" changed it with this command # cd /var/named # chown mydomain.com.zone named named also check chkconfig command I Think it w |
| | To Download Dreamweaver ebook please see http://software-top.blogspot.com/2011/01/dreamweaver-cs3-now-included-as-part-of.html http://software-top.blogspot.com/  |
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