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<0> Routermen: yep or find a way to issue command remotely
<0> Routermen: thats what login scripts are good for
<1> Routermen: do you have access to all clients?
<1> Routermen: because if that's the case, a simple loop over all users would do the trick
<1> Routermen: and you just chill and sip some coffee :)
<2> Cancel: Cmon. Save me some work of not having to check all of them. Its just a number. I'm not going to pick on you.
<1> LOL
<3> Cognition: no .. not really .. the problem is .. the management want it to be done .. without m*** interuption .. and the clients are mixed enviroments of Operating systems ..
<1> oh .. that ****s ..
<3> its 11:54 pm .. and i'm stucked here ..
<3> :(
<1> Routermen: ok, so let me go through this with you again, and correct me if i'm wrong about anything
<3> ok
<1> Routermen: you have a main ISP, with a single IP, which servers all clients .. right?
<1> And that IP has changed ...
<1> so it's like a T connection or someting ..
<1> servers/serves
<3> yes
<3> thats the main reason
<1> ok, and you have no access to the clients processes?
<3> virtually .. no
<1> Routermen: ok, do clients keep their computers ON all the time?
<3> most of them ..
<1> Routermen: ok, there are two things that i can think of here ...
<3> ok
<1> Routermen: one, is that each client can simply reboot his/her machine. That would in effect restart their DHCP client, and they can continue their work.
<2> Ok. I can't seem to find a live cd. I think I'm gong to have to wipe a system to check this.
<4> Hi.
<3> Cognition: personally .. thats what i had in mind
<2> cancel: Now is a _really_ good time to say "whoops. You're not wrong. updatedb fails the same here as everywhere else"
<2> Or to say, "I'm definitely right. Time to prove yourself wrong"
<3> Cognition: and the 2nd solution ?
<2> Hey, anyone have a redhat or fedora system I can borrow?
<1> Routermen: the second option that i can think of, is going as super user, and killing/restarting all DHCP clients in a while loop
<2> sigh.
<1> However, that would leave the samba/mixed OS clients hanging there
<1> jblack: what do you mean by borrow?
<3> maybe i should just shut down the building power grid and turn it back on .. haha .. *sigh*
<1> Routermen: the first thing i was taught back in my software engineering cl***, is that clients are evil and stupid
<5> jblack, why not use QEMU and a Fedora image?
<1> UDMA: good suggestion
<5> jblack, there is a Fedora image at http://www.oszoo.org incase you decide to go that route.
<3> Cognition : hehe ..yup .. and dont forget the management level .. they are stupid and arrogant
<6> 6
<1> Routermen: if i'm not mistaken though, newer DHCP clients are intelligent enough ...
<1> Routermen: by tommorow morning, all leases will expire, and when the DHCP clients can't renew from the server, they'll simply request the new IP, and life resumes ..
<1> Routermen: so, i'll be cautious and alert, but not super worried like you :)
<7> how to reinstall it package oidentd-2.0.7-5 is already installed ?
<1> CantLove: simply uninstall/reinstall or upgrade
<5> CantLove, wich distro are you using?
<7> UDMA what mean ?
<7> i used centos ...
<7> can i unstiall it from webmin Cognition ?
<8> To whom 6 marks is necessary I sell knock 232486639
<1> CantLove: if i'm not mistaken, centos uses the RPM package system
<7> yes
<7> theres a mistake about it i fix it
<7> by download another sys
<7> and its worked now
<1> CantLove: you need to do a few things ..
<7> oki
<7> what those
<7> first of all
<7> how i can find where the oidentd.conf ?
<1> CantLove: first, remove the /home/user folder for oidentd if it exists
<7> find or
<1> CantLove: then, do a rpm -e oidentd or whatever the exact name is
<1> then yum install oidentd
<1> that would install it on your system
<7> [root@momet ~]# rpm -i oidentd-2.0.7-5.i386.rpm
<7> warning: oidentd-2.0.7-5.i386.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 3e13cf5b
<1> CantLove: that means you did not authenticate the integrity of the package, this is not a big deal if you downloaded this package form a trusted site
<7> aha
<7> oki
<7> Cognition theres a site i was tried to download from it oidentd-2.0.3.tar.gz?download&failedmirror=belnet.dl.sourceforge.net
<7> and stuck there cant delete it
<1> what do you mean by can't delete it?
<7> rm -rf ( it and nothing happend )
<1> rm -rf what?
<9> CantLove What you're trying to do?
<7> rm -rf oidentd-2.0.3.tar.gz?download&failedmirror=belnet.dl.sourceforge.net
<1> !!
<7> i was try to download
<1> sigh
<7> the oidentd from a site
<1> CantLove: no, that's not how you do it
<7> with .tar.gz
<7> and this stuck there
<9> CantLove Use wget site-give-***-here
<7> ;) DataCable i dont talk about get it i talk to remove it
<9> CantLove Did you use rm?
<7> yes
<9> CantLove Then?
<7> this file be4 using rm
<7> Cognition
<7> i did and it save
<10> does anyone know of any live cd or rescue cd for the alpha platform?
<7> ./usr/sbin/oidentd
<9> What is that . use for?
<9> And why?
<11> Hello...anyone can help me please?
<5> A[d]min, Surely, please state your question and if you're lucky, somebody knows how to help you
<9> UDMA IF you're a bot, then /Part #Linux .
<5> I am not a bot, DataCable
<9> UDMA You're using Popus?
<5> Popus? What's that?
<11> UDMA listen to me I'm running win2K i want to unstall freebsd on my machine i'm actually downloading freebsd from a certain Url i want to know if there's a way i can install freebsd without using cdrom and flopydrive i mean with Msdos or some other ways... i have only 1 drive drive c:/ 40 giga
<3> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nr_-4MjYNU
<11> Anyone can help me please? really urgent
<2> cognition: I want to test whether or not updatedb exposes file names and locations the user shouldn't see.
<11> jblack can you help me pleasE?
<2> udma: THanks
<12> A[d]min, sup?
<9> Hey jblack is here :) Hi sir.
<11> heya Simpleguy...!How are you doing?
<11> I'm stuck mate...I'm running win2K i want to unstall freebsd on my machine i'm actually downloading freebsd from a certain Url i want to know if there's a way i can install freebsd without using cdrom and flopydrive i mean with Msdos or some other ways... i have only 1 drive drive c:/ 40 giga
<9> REPEAT*
<13> heh, thats offtopic ;)
<13> you need to ask that in the FreeBSD channels
<11> okey
<9> Freebsdhelp
<2> udma: Awesome!
<9> bbl
<13> A[d]min, tip: network boot but its tricky
<5> jblack, Thanks
<2> Awesome. Cancel is right on fedora
<0> jblack: as I've told you before when I speak here I've already been there and done it
<0> and dont want to get +b again cause I'm right
<0> just tired of it
<14> any one speak spanish
<11> Intocable-_ Sorry...We do only English...
<0> hables engles aqui
<0> yo hablo pequito
<0> mensaje privado yo con preguntas espaolas
<2> cancel: Drop the attitude. :) As it happens, you were right for the redhat derivatives.
<2> Its not being right or wrong that gets you into trouble. Its your attitude when you happen to be wrong. :)
<2> As it happens, in this case you're right. updatedb/locate don't universally result in a mild exposure.
<2> So, thanks for fixing me up on that. :)
<0> again if I say it here i've done it have it in production usually
<0> always looking for that chance to make me eat it ;)
<2> So far the debs do, the redhats don't. I'm waiting for gentoo to boot to check that one
<0> i can't believe you're devoting all this time to it
<2> Because its important for the channel to keep aware of discrepancies between distros. :)
<15> whatabout the locate / updatedb?
<15> if I may ask..
<2> cusco: updatedb works at least two different ways on various distros.
<0> well this wasnt about distros really was it?
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