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    To check mail type "mail", or "mutt" etc, as...

    To check mail type "mail", or "mutt" etc, as root.

    Sometimes root's mail will be sent to another user account on the system. Check /etc/aliases for something like,

    root: username

    To see if...
  2. Your 2 computers will be on the same subnet...

    Your 2 computers will be on the same subnet because they are getting IPs from your router via DHCP.

    Most distros will have sshd running by default. Here are some example of how you can copy files...
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    So you have this setup as.. ...

    So you have this setup as..



    (Internet)
    |
    |/---------Public IP
    [Linux router]
    |\----------Private IP -192.168.2.0/24
    |
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    This should work. $ cat test ss's $ sed...

    This should work.



    $ cat test
    ss's
    $ sed "s/\'/\\\'/g" test
    ss\'s
  5. Might want to look into this. ...

    Might want to look into this.

    http://www.linux-ha.org/

    I have used it with DHCP/LDAP servers and it works pretty good.
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    If you have traffic going though a encrypted...

    If you have traffic going though a encrypted connection the router that is forwarding those packets doesn't know what is going on inside that tunnel, so you are going to run into problems if you are...
  7. Here is an example of something you could do.. ...

    Here is an example of something you could do..

    find / -mount -mtime -1 -size +100000c -ls | sort -k 7n

    For just the largest add tail..

    find / -mount -mtime -1 -size +100000c -ls | sort -k 7n...
  8. nmap or similar is going to be your best bet.....

    nmap or similar is going to be your best bet.. This will do a ping sweep over defined IP space..

    nmap -sP 192.168.0.1-254

    A simple port scan with port, and IP range set..

    nmap -sT -p 1-100...
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    http://www.mob.net/~ted/tools/relaytester.php3 ...

    http://www.mob.net/~ted/tools/relaytester.php3

    Or just search google for open relay test, and there are quite a few sites that will test it.
  10. Thread: netstat -tld

    by Gertrude
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    lsof -i tcp:50009 Should give you a hint.

    lsof -i tcp:50009

    Should give you a hint.
  11. Thread: e-books

    by Gertrude
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    http://www.kyz.uklinux.net/convlit.php

    http://www.kyz.uklinux.net/convlit.php
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    Happy Festivus.

    Happy Festivus.
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    What do the log files show when it doesn't start?

    What do the log files show when it doesn't start?
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    appMsg=$(java -version) echo $appMsg

    appMsg=$(java -version)
    echo $appMsg
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    Well seeing how your boss didn't tell you what...

    Well seeing how your boss didn't tell you what the specifics were its hard to give you advice.



    So are you just making hardware recommendations, or are you expected to implement the changes,...
  16. Thread: Bind 9

    by Gertrude
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    just add.. www.abc123.org. IN A ...

    just add..



    www.abc123.org. IN A 192.168.0.43
  17. Thread: dns question

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    Is the problem that you don't remember what the...

    Is the problem that you don't remember what the domains you registered are?

    Can't you just login the control panel of the site you registered them with, and just look there?
  18. Thread: Bind 9

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    It should be that way once it is installed.

    It should be that way once it is installed.
  19. Thread: Bind 9

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    Are the internal computers DNS settings pointing...

    Are the internal computers DNS settings pointing to the IP of the server that is running bind?

    If so you are part of the way there. Next you need to create a Authoritative, or an "A" record for...
  20. Not sure how to set that up with sendmail,...

    Not sure how to set that up with sendmail, however I agree with the points bwkaz brings up.. One thing you need to understand is many larger organizations will not be sending mail via the IP that in...
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    Make sure USB legacy support is enabled in the...

    Make sure USB legacy support is enabled in the BIOS. I had a similar problem a long time ago, and I that is what fixed it.
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    cron.hourly, cron.daily etc, are run from...

    cron.hourly, cron.daily etc, are run from /etc/crontab. So check that file for the start times.
  23. I would say your best bet would be to sit down...

    I would say your best bet would be to sit down with him for an hour or two and answer any questions he has. You can't really predict how he will pick up on things, and what will hold him back till he...
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    Not really sure as I have never messed with using...

    Not really sure as I have never messed with using other languages.

    Babel Fish has this as the translation..



    Do all directories have chinese characters when you do an ls or just the one your...
  25. What cable company do you have service with? All...

    What cable company do you have service with? All the ones I know of set the down/upstream bandwidth at the modem level.

    Lets say the cable company does place QoS levels based on IP address....
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