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I?m only using RedHat 7.3, but it?s probably /etc/sysconfig/ipchains or /etc/sysconfig/iptables. It?ll probably look like gibberish to you, but if you [i]really[/i] don?t want a firewall (not a good idea if the machine is connected directly to the internet), I?d simply do this (as root): [code] chkconfig --level 0123456 iptables …

[b]Name:[/b] Dean [b]Location:[/b] Texas [b]Age:[/b] 27 [b]Interests:[/b] happiness, web development (design and programming), writing, politics, music, sex [b]Philosophy:[/b] Objectivism (rational self-interest, minimal government) [b]Preferred Music:[/b] The Wallflowers, Aimee Mann, Dave Matthews Band, Fuel, Incubus, Cake, Alicia Keys, Norah Jones, Sheryl Crow [b]Education:[/b] Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science [b]Programming …

In interest of future discussion, here?s an example smb.conf file (very similar to my own), even though Dani already has her Samba working: ([i]Note:[/i] I use Samba as my PDC, not a Windows box.) [code] [global] # Basic server settings netbios name = MYSERVER server string = MyServer Samba Server …

The ?Camel Book?, as it?s commonly known, was my favorite for learning Perl. Search for O?Reilly?s [i]Learning Perl[/i] or [i]Programming in Perl[/i] (I think those are the correct titles). Or just hunt around at [url=http://activestate.org/]ActiveState[/url] or [url=http://perl.com/]perl.com[/url].

[quote="malexander"]Does anyone have any thoughts on how to transfer the password along with the account?[/quote] Well, if you?re moving the account [i]ver batim[/i] from one machine to another?that is, with the same user IDs and everything?then just copy the lines from /etc/shadow (assuming you?re using shadow passwords) into the other …

[quote="laoli"]The foreigners' names are so strange that i always can't remenber. i think chinese names are easy to read and remember, and it is rich in content , every chinese character has its own meaning, often more than only one.[/quote] Just for fun (although I can’t write the tones on …

First, make sure that you don?t already have the server-side install. See if [i]/etc/sysconfig/vncservers[/i] exists. If it does, the VNC server is already installed. In this case, you would just add a line like: [i]VNCSERVERS="1:username"[/i] (?1? is the display to use; ?username? is your username.) to that file, and do …

It could be a caching problem. (If available, which I?m not sure it is in the free version of Opera) Go to File->Preferences->History and Cache, and specify ?Always? for ?Check Documents?, ?Check Images?, and ?Check Other?. This will make sure that Opera checks for the latest version of a page …

[quote="CyberJ"]Can Linux act like a windows 2k PDC where profiles are store on the PDC and downloaded to each PC??[/quote] Samba 2 can act like an NT PDC, and Samba 3 (still in beta, I think) can act as a 2k PDC, complete with Active Directory support. And what you?re …

My personal recommendation is how I do it: I run a fairly text-only Linux box, but I install X commands. Then I run X-Win32 (an X server for Windows) on my Windows box. I’m always SSHed into the Linux box, and I have SSH configured to forward X connections, so …

I use [url=http://www.inter7.com/courierimap.html]Courier IMAP[/url], but it only works if you?re using [url=http://cr.yp.to/proto/maildir.html]maildirs[/url], [url=http://cr.yp.to/qmail.html]qmail[/url]?s mail directory format (although I think it?s an option for [url=http://postfix.org/]postfix[/url] as well), for local delivery. I?ve also heard that [url=http://asg.web.cmu.edu/cyrus/imapd/]Cyrus IMAP[/url] is a good IMAP server, although I can?t say myself. I would, however, recommend [i]not[/i] …