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<0> Skeeve : do you still not understand what EOL means?
<0> sorry. Ask_Ans
<1> Yep
<2> as I understand from u, that EOL is not supported security issues
<2> so, does that mean we can not use any more vpn with linux? Or rh9 was designed to be EOL while other versions are different?
<2> also, I do not know if EOL include that does not support web server (apatchi)?
<0> Ask_Ans : EOL does not mean any of that. EOL means redhat no longer releases security updates or bug fixes. Which means you can't be sure the system is secure. Which means you should not use that version. It doesn't mean the software won't run, or that it will prevent you from doing anything. It means if you care about security, you will use a newer, more current release that is still supported.
<2> i c
<2> so which release recommended?
<1> Is there something like a rmdir -R?
<1> rm -rf
<0> rm -rf
<1> Thanks :-)
<0> rm -rf will not check for empty directories, though
<1> no prob
<1> samba will create the directories it self when needed
<2> so should I go for redHat Enterprise Linux AS or there is newer?
<3> newer not always better
<2> so which is the recommened one?
<1> selter: Anyhow, I will try it out tomorrow when nobody is in the company and everything is saved by the streamer :-)
<4> can someone give me good apt mirror for debian sarge ?
<0> huxor : there's one on Venus, if you're close by
<4> i tried many mirrors
<0> debian.org can give you a bunch
<4> but there's error in any apt-get install or update
<4> there was a command apt-setup
<4> this was good
<4> why i cant find it now ?
<4> there's apt server installed, but there's not apt-setup command
<5> huxor, you need to add repo's to you /etc/apt/sources.lst
<4> i know
<4> i edit sources.list
<4> and i tried alot of mirrors
<0> Laters.
<4> and then apt-get update
<4> mm
<4> someone here ?
<3> nope
<5> huxor, --> http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-basico.en.html
<4> thank you skrye
<2> any one can advise me for latest redhat to install it?
<5> Fedora 5 ?
<4> redhat enterprise pro is the best distrubtion in redhat and fedora
<2> it includes apatchi (web server)? and VPN (IPsec)?
<6> if you mean Apache, the answer is probably yes
<2> and VPN (IPSec)?
<6> possibly
<7> morning, all.
<8> hi
<8> +++
<7> +++ATH0
<9> simmy
<7> SHaHRiZaL6666
<10> hi
<11> whats the command to go to a website in the terminal?
<8> lynx, links, w3m
<11> well i would use wget 'download' but i dont know the direct download link
<12> how i can configure parent proxy ?
<13> hi
<13> any one know how i can to mount i VPN in linux red hat ?
<7> you don't mount a VPN
<13> why
<13> i like to make a VPN client and Server
<13> the server in linux and the client en windows
<7> you establish a VPN tunnel. You don't mount it.
<12> Intocable-_ u need to install other utility in linux server
<7> freeswan
<13> what is the utility best for to doing it
<12> freeswan
<13> ok thanks
<14> hi
<14> how i can find a file or a search a file on Linux ?
<8> what do you want to search for?
<3> find
<7> find / -name filename -print that's the generic answer.
<8> The find command does what you want, though it has a lot of ptions to it
<3> i like the locate db
<3> locate will only work well if your db is kept up to date, find will always work but can take time
<8> locate is not bad as long as what you're looking for has been around for a couple days. :)
<3> yep
<3> jblack: depends on your updatedb schedule though
<8> The default is once a day.
<6> jblack: updatedb generally runs every night, so if it's been around for a day it should be ok
<3> the new update db is nice it doesnt have to go through the whole system like it used to its smart about looking for changed
<3> thiago: default is to run nightly
<8> Also, not every distro doesn't have locate running automatically, as its either highly innefficient or a mild security risk, depending upon which mode it runs in
<14> jblack oidentd.conf
<8> cantlove: find /etc -name oidentd.conf
<8> s/doesn't have/has
<14> its not exist on the etc
<8> Then you may not have been given one.
<8> Look in /usr/share/doc/oidentd for a sample, or see if you can google for one.
<14> am trying to set the oidentd
<3> the latest isnt much risk
<14> on centos and its runing but dont make any effect
<3> it follow file permission you'd use if you ran find
<8> cancel: Oh, they track that now? Its about time. :)
<14> how
<3> for quite some time
<14> to unisnatll it
<15> is there a command on server side that will refresh dhcp client's leased ip ?
<14> and reinstall it againe ?
<15> is there a command on server side that will refresh all its client's dhcp leased ip ?
<3> Routermen: its up to the client to refresh
<3> you'd need something to tell a client to renew
<15> yeah i know .. but is there a way to do it from the server
<16> Routermen: that is done automatically by the client, that's why DHCP exists in the first place
<3> Routermen: not out the box do you know how dhcp leases work?
<3> Routermen: a client has to request a lease
<3> so you'd need to invent something to make clients reask for leases
<15> hmm.. nevermind forget it
<3> most clients dont even think about requeting renewl till they are close to 80%
<8> /me tests
<15> thanks anyway
<3> and then they just renew what they already have
<8> A nice mkdir # /etc/blah; touch /etc/blah/filea; chmod 000 /etc/blah
<3> about the only time the dhcp clients that are up get a different address is if they are down when the lease expires
<14> why this prblem happend ? Server refused to allocate pty
<16> Routermen: if you look at the DHCP specifications, you will see that only the client has the DHCPREQUEST, and DHCPACK
<17> ./attack_slackware_11.c
<17> ^_^
<15> what if we restart the dhcpd service .. will that make the leased ip be expired ?
<8> cancel: Ubuntu and Debian both do not honor permissions.
<3> i dont use either of those
<8> cancel: WHen it comes to updatedb run as root.
<15> it wont :(
<8> They make up about half of installs, so we're stuck saying that.
<16> Routermen: use, it will allocate a new IP with a new lease, however, i don't think that the old DHCP lease expires unless the server explicitly gets a DCHPRELEASE request
<3> half who's installs?
<8> Half of the world's installs.
<15> Cognition: thanks
<18> Routermen, why not set the lease to a short period of time, say 5 minutes, that would make updates more frequent, but there is no other simple way of doing it, I'm afraid
<8> Give or take. Its probably more, but I feel comfortable saying at least half.
<3> Routermen: no
<3> Routermen: as the client knows when it expires
<3> Routermen: you restarting the server wont trick the client
<8> cancel: Which distro are you using, and can you test again quickly to verify that you're seeing something different?
<3> jblack: their locate should be slocate compatible
<3> redhat
<3> slocate comptabile
<8> redhat what?
<3> the locate has been slocate comptible for ages
<3> nothing i'm going to get into it with you
<16> i don't think there's a lot of difference between redhat 7 and redhat 9 :) it's pretty much the same.
<3> not interested in +b today
<8> I just need to know the version so that I can go download a livecd and check for myself.
<15> i have problem with clients leased ip .. and right now the network ip has been changed .. and there is like 300 clients which still leased the old dhcp config .. i guess its either wait for them to be expired or manually do it one by one ..
<3> Routermen: yep or find a way to issue command remotely
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