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[Max Aton]

Hi,

Easilix SM Limited is now available for free download. It is a freeware 
version of Easilix SM.

With Easilix, you do not worry about configuration and administration of Linux.
visit: http://www.easilize.com/download.html to get access to ISO image. It is limited to two domains. Some features of Easilix SM Limited are disabled. 

Max Aton
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[terry white]

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[Kirkwood, David A.]

I have an existing Solaris network which I have addad a Red Hat
Enterprise Linux Version 4 update 4 to. The existing network uses NIS /
NFS capabilities. I have the NFS portion of the network working on the
Linux system fine. When I try to log in to the NIS network through the
gnome login interface I get a series of error dialog boxes complaining
about gconfd not working or Orbit not working. After I close all of the
dialog boxes I am left with a black screen instead of the default blue
screen. I do get the icons for the computer, home folder and trash, and
I can open a terminal window after getting another error dialog about
gconfd missing but the I can continue, as long as I do not need any
menus. This make it difficule to log out. I am looking for help in
correcting the gconf or whatever is causing the problem. I can log in on
the command line virtual terminals with no problems. I read through the
page at /www.gnome.org/projects/gconf, but I only see something about
nfslocks. Since all of my systems come off on a central NFS server,
there is always going to be an nfslock present. Is there any work around
I missd?

All help is appreciated as always,

Thanks,

David A. Kirkwood

(unknown),

[Kirkwood, David A]

I want to set the display from a RH Enterprise workstation back to my
desktop SusE 10.1 systems (e,g. xterm from the RH to the SUSE systems. I
set  "export DISPLAY=<SUSE System IP>:0; and set xterm + on the SUSE
system. Nothing Happens. 
 
Does anybody know how to do this? I guess it has to do with SSH/SSL but
don't know.

Thanks,

David 

(unknown),

[Kirkwood, David A]

Do I need to enable ip-forwarding for a system to function as an ip
router or is this enabled automatically by routed? If I do need to
manually how do I enable it? If not can I disable it though the routed
or do I just use ipchains / iptables?

 

Thanks,

 

David 

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[Anindya Mozumdar]

Hi,
   How can I make a file zero length without deleting the contents of
   the file manually through an editor ?
Anindya.

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[Debian UserJens Suelwald]

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help

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[Earl]

what's the `lost+found' directory for?

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[Glynn Clements]

Earl wrote:

> what's the `lost+found' directory for?

It's where fsck puts any "lost" files which it finds. These are files
which don't have a corresponding entry in any directory but which
haven't actually been deleted. Similar to the FILE0001.CHK etc files
created by the DOS "scandisk" program.

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(unknown),

[Phillip Morgan]

Hi all,

I have 2 slackware linux servers (kernel 2.2.6), running on a lan with 
a winNt4 Sp6 system, and 10 Windows XP clients. One linux is primary 
DNS, web (apache), mail (sendmail), and ftp/telnet. The second linux is 
for secondary DNS and backup only.

NT box is the pdc for the users and also runs MS SQL and coldfusion. 

I am converting over to ADSL and my ISP has given me 4 IP addresses 
only. One for each server and one for the router. The servers public 
addresses are 61.95.1.221 - 61.95.1.223, and the router is 61.1.95.220. 
The private addresses are 192.168.0.2 - 192.168.0.4, with the router 
being 192.168.0.1 (the gateway for all clients). They say they have 
correctly NAT'd the public to private addresses.

I'm running Bind 8 for the named/dns

I host 5 domains, and they share a single IP (ie they use named based 
virtual hosting).

Problem is it don't work.

I set up the DNS files with the public addresses and redelegated the 
domains. Couldn't get to web site from outside, but what's even worse, 
none of the internal clients could receive email, display any of the 
websites, but could send email and surf outbound.

So, question - what is the right way to do this? Where might I find 
some detailed documentation on this set up?

ps. When I did get the DNS files set up, the primary dns server sent a 
notify to the secondary, which then said it reeceived the notify from 
itself, which is a non-master??? Say what?

Cheers
-- 
Phill

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[Greg Kilfoyle]

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