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    If you ever have any question, visit the...

    If you ever have any question, visit the following site:

    http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages#search_packages


    search out the package you're looking into, and then when you go into the...
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    I know this isn't the answer you're looking for,...

    I know this isn't the answer you're looking for, but you may consider reading:

    http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/rewriteguide.html

    This will explain how to re-write the url to match the way you...
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    When running ProFTPD from xinetd/inetd you MUST...

    When running ProFTPD from xinetd/inetd you MUST declare ServerType as inetd, ie:



    ServerType inetd



    This would solve your proftpd problems.
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    I work at my isp, and I've checked the file (a...

    I work at my isp, and I've checked the file (a few times now) and I can't see any bottlenecks.

    And with about 10-15 users on the connection, I've seen it top out around 1.81Mbps...I still find it...
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    Ok so here's the deal: It's a Cisco uBR924...

    Ok so here's the deal:

    It's a Cisco uBR924 (Cable modem router)

    Currently it's been allocated a /29 (so it's acting as a hub). It's connected to a cable internet service.

    The service is...
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    Tried reloading the router, tried clearing all...

    Tried reloading the router, tried clearing all access-list's.

    With some traceroute's, I notice that there is some latency (timeout) through one of the upstream providers, I'll have to find out...
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    Ok ...well sound good. That throws one possible...

    Ok ...well sound good. That throws one possible cause of the slowdown out the window.


    Is there anything else that I can look at as the culprit of the slow down?

    Currently I've got my eye on...
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    Well at that point I had only had the server up...

    Well at that point I had only had the server up for ...maybe 5-10 minutes. I know where the traffic is coming from and going to. (No P2P stuff run here) I've got my server running......
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    Network Collisions

    Hello all. Here's my problem, I've noticed that i'm getting a lot of network collisions...I never noticed this before but it might be causing some issues with outbound bandwidth speed issues (I would...
  10. Network Collisions ...how to find the source

    Moved to Networking forum.
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    One thing I would do, is backup my configurations...

    One thing I would do, is backup my configurations for the package that I was removing.

    So before you remove Apache2, save your configurations, tar 'em up and put them off to the side.

    If I've...
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    http://www.php.net/manual/en/faq.installation.php...

    http://www.php.net/manual/en/faq.installation.php

    This will tell you if you're missing something, take a read through the page and see if you're missing anything.

    Online documentation is great,...
  13. Firewall Rules / (RFC's?), how to integrate them.

    Here's what I'm asking exactly:

    For example...

    An SMTP server running on port 25, is this server supposed to accept any source-port to the matching destination-port 25? or is it restricted to...
  14. You should really not start another question...

    You should really not start another question within an existing thread...but here's a basic answer:

    You say you're getting "connection failed", are you trying to connect to the mysql server to an...
  15. $INTERNAL_IP = 10.1.1.1 $INTERNAL_NET =...

    $INTERNAL_IP = 10.1.1.1
    $INTERNAL_NET = 10.1.1.0/24

    #a routable IP address assigned by ISP
    $INTERNET = xx.xx.xxx.xxx

    $DMZ = 10.1.10.0/24

    ^ all incorrect. Please remove the $ and you...
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    Preliminary research found: ...

    Preliminary research found:

    http://www.postfix.org/faq.html#open_relay
    http://www.monkeys.com/mrt/
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    to test to make sure you're not an open relay do...

    to test to make sure you're not an open relay do the following:

    telnet your_server 25
    EHLO mail.domain.com
    MAIL FROM: anyone@anywhere.com
    RCPT TO: anyone@anywhere.com
    DATA
    Relay Email
    .
    QUIT
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    It's probably because you either: A) currently...

    It's probably because you either:

    A) currently are running a mail server which is an open relay (lets anyone send to anyone, without authentication or any form of restriction)

    or

    B) were at...
  19. I assume you're using a SyStemV based...

    I assume you're using a SyStemV based distribution, so here goes:

    look in:

    /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts

    There should be a file called ifcfg-eth1, follow your already setup eth0, and assign...
  20. mod_ssl 2.8.12 for Apache 1.3.27 - Private key not found?

    # apachectl startssl
    Apache:mod_ssl:Error: Private key not found.
    **Stopped


    Relevant bits:

    httpd.conf:
    Include /etc/apache/mod_ssl.conf
  21. locally login to the mysql server via mysql -u...

    locally login to the mysql server via

    mysql -u root -p mysql

    then do

    SELECT host FROM user WHERE User="the_username_you_setup";

    it should return something like:
    +-----------+
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    They could be in any number of places. ...

    They could be in any number of places.

    /var/lib/mysql
    /usr/var/[lib/]mysql

    easiest thing to do I figure is

    find / -name host.frm

    it should find your database directory.
  23. It's not a configuration file you edit, more or...

    It's not a configuration file you edit, more or less give the user access to connect from other hosts, so what you may want to do is read up on creating new users via mysql.com/doc
    ...
  24. I wouldn't worry about these specific bits in ...

    I wouldn't worry about these specific bits in your access/error logs. They're aimed at IIS systems, of which, since you're running apache, don't effect you.

    Upgrade to 1.3.27 (keep up with...
  25. Thread: quit command

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    Depends on a few things: Some window managers...

    Depends on a few things:

    Some window managers (desktop environments) have menu's available to "KILL" apps. (equiv of alt-f4) or open an xterm/aterm/eterm and run `killall -9 appname`

    but that's...
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