started yesterday...

the server is a bridge

with a iptables fw on it that allows just some classes

Jan 10 00:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9907]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 00:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9907]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 01:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9909]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 01:01:02 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9909]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 02:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9911]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 02:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9911]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 03:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9913]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 03:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9913]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 04:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9915]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 04:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9915]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 04:02:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9917]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 04:08:59 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[9917]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 05:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10357]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 05:01:02 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10357]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 06:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10359]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 06:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10359]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 07:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10361]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 07:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10361]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 08:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10363]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 08:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10363]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 09:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10365]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 09:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10365]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 10:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10367]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 10:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10367]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 11:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10369]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 11:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10369]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 12:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10371]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 12:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10371]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 13:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10373]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 13:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10373]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 14:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10375]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 14:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10375]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 15:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10377]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 15:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10377]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 16:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10379]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 16:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10379]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 17:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10381]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 17:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10381]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 18:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10383]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 18:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10383]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 19:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10385]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 19:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10385]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 20:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10387]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 20:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10387]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 21:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10389]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 21:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10389]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 22:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10391]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 22:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10391]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 23:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10393]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)

Jan 10 23:01:01 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br crond(pam_unix)[10393]: session closed for user root

Jan 10 23:13:15 r-light-bb0-fe2-1-br sshd(pam_unix)[10397]: session opened for user root by root(uid=0)

www.linux-noob.com

 

We're here to listen to what you have to say =)

I can log in, but then it keeps me at a promt. New install also, can't remember the command to boot to the GUI

I am pretty new at this Red Hat stuff...i am trying to set up a DMZ server... can anybody help? thanks o_O

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Can you guys please tell me how to change my IP in linux red hat 9?

 

I want to set a static ip for my server.

get it from Smoothwall.org

 

Quote:SmoothWall Express 2.0 fixes 5 Download

 

Download fixes5 from:

 

    * Master Download Site [HTTP]Size: 222.12 KB (227,448 bytes)

MD5: MD5 sum list

 

 

This update only applies to SmoothWall Express 2.0 with fixes1, fixes2, fixes3 and fixes4 applied

Hi all, i got a problem with fc3 + my 19inch LCD monitor (a benq FT931)

 

The problem is that the fonts look very badly, see the attached images.

Anyone know how to deal with it ? :)

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hi, may you read this? [/url][url=<___base_url___>/index.php?showtopic=1220][/url][url=<___base_url___>/index.php?showtopic=1220]https://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1220

 

also here is some new post

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[q8knight@localhost q8knight]$ ftp

ftp> open q8knight.net

Connected to q8knight.net (216.193.201.57).

220 ProFTPD 1.2.9 Server (ProFTPD) [mindanao.globat.com]

Name (q8knight.net:q8knight): q8knight

421 Login Timeout (300 seconds): closing control connection.

Login failed.

No control connection for command: Permission denied

ftp>

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but a user on #fedora (efnet) tried it and he got:

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[torn@localhost torn]$ ftp

ftp> open 216.193.201.57

Connected to 216.193.201.57 (216.193.201.57).

220 ProFTPD 1.2.9 Server (ProFTPD) [mindanao.globat.com]

Name (216.193.201.57:torn): q8knight

331 Password required for q8knight.

Password:

530 Login incorrect.

Login failed.

Remote system type is UNIX.

Using binary mode to transfer files.

ftp> exit

221 Goodbye.

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so, anyidea? IT WORKS WITH WINDOWS

I have noticed that this website is very good for helping all the new people. BUT I have also noticed that most people are not *that* new to this or to a computer and it's technical bits.

 

So for someone like me, where can I find a crashcourse in the basics of Linux?

Where can I find the meanings of the short terms for stuff, like RPMS=Package Management Systems.

This I found out in the chat (thank you!) but what is it? what does it do? What does it mean?

 

For a total newbie (total!) - is there a little thing I could read?

Or would anyone be so kind to explain it to me like the computer illiterate that i am, but dont want to remain? ;)

 

Thanks guys!

 

/lia