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| Happy Birthday! |
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Posted by: lia - 2005-01-28, 11:20 AM - Forum: General Chat
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1 member is celebrating his/her birthday today
xDamox(18)
Have a good day =)
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| DNS Server? |
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Posted by: alan - 2005-01-28, 06:09 AM - Forum: DNS and DHCP
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What's the best way to setup DNS server for your cabinet?
Ns1.yourdomain.com
NS2.yourdomain.com
Inputs please...
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| how do i install red hat 9.0 ( a true noob) |
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Posted by: tbrenner - 2005-01-27, 03:10 PM - Forum: Redhat
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i am trying to make the switch from windows98 to linux. i have a new machine (dell w/ xp) and am trying to put an old one i have to good use. i don't know a lot (hardly anything) about linux but would like to get started. i'm not using my machine as an accesspoint or server but i'm using red hat 9.0. okay, enough background info;
1.) should i use redhat?
2.)if so, are there are good installation guides for complete rookies?
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| iptables - block all ports except 20-21 |
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Posted by: magikman - 2005-01-27, 01:47 PM - Forum: Security and Firewalls
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Okay, I am trying to learn iptables. I have just built a new server that will be running samba, ssh, proftpd, and possibly apache in the near future. What i would like to do is close off all unneeded ports and only allow ports needed for my listed programs. I have been reading around on different sites about the iptables, but I would have to admit that i am a bit confused about the whole thing.
Okay, so, if i wanted to block all ports except 20-21 what would i have to do?
iptables -A -INPUT -i eth0 -sport 20:21 -j ACCEPT ??
iptables -A INPUT -i eth0 -sport 1:19 -j DROP ??
Lead me in the right direction!! please
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| Bash the script - Then start crying cos it wont wo |
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Posted by: jimpy90 - 2005-01-26, 11:47 AM - Forum: How Do I?
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I am a noob. I can do basic linux stuff but i am trying to write a script to make this easier. I have never written a script before and i am actually suprised that i have got this fat without rm'ing my entire system.
I have several directories that cameras upload images to all day. Basically i want this script to run as a cron job and run at midnight every night and delete all but the last 3 days worth of files.
I found the easeiest way to find the files was using the `find` command, so i part wrote and part found this command. If i type this in to the console it works :). It will delete all but the last 3 days worth of files.
find /path/to/directory/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
i cant celebrate too soon though. i need this command to run on 5 different directories in:
/path/to/directory2/
/path/to/directory3/
/path/to/directory4/
/path/to/directory5/
So i repeat the command 5 times and put it in to a .sh file and try and run it. :s it says
find: missing argument to `-exec' 4 times and the last line says:
rm: cannot remove `/path/to/directory4/': Is a directory
the script as it stands is:
Code: cleanup.sh
find /path/to/directory/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
find /path/to/directory1/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
find /path/to/directory2/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
find /path/to/directory3/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
find /path/to/directory4/ -mtime +3 -daystart -exec rm {} \;
Please any help/advice is welcome
Thanks in advance
Jim
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| nobbie here :D |
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Posted by: sasayins - 2005-01-25, 11:01 AM - Forum: Hello
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hi, im new here, cool place
my first encounter of linux was in 2000, slackware 7, hehehe then lack of time to learn but know im eager to learn again :)
by the way im here in taiwan, glad to meet you all :)
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| How-To: Fedora Core 3 on Compaq Persario SR1120NX |
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Posted by: Segments - 2005-01-25, 07:19 AM - Forum: Fedora Core Release 3
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Most users who have tried to install a distro on their Compaq machine most likely ran into a brick wall known as a reboot loop after initrd.img loaded. Well after hours of troubleshooting and ripping out
hardware, it came down to one settiing in the BIOS (3.15). If your VRAM is anything over 1MB as a setting, it appears Linux goes nuts and won't install if at all. Setting the VRAM size to 1MB seems to clear the problem but I recommend getting a PCI Video Card until Compaq releases a newer BIOs to fix this bug.
Post comments if needed.
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