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<0> i'm install postfix under debian and I was wondering about a thing or 2. the Courier is for the authentication right? is there a way to test it localy?
<1> I think you can't since localy everything should be possible?
<0> possible to test remotely without a mail client then?
<2> hello
<1> Bwen : I usually test using a remote telnet client
<1> Bwen : shure, it get's hard when you wish to send files with it
<3> netcat
<4> hey
<1> for example, yes
<4> so i'm kinda new to linux. i just installed debian
<4> i'm trying to install XFree 4.2. how would i go about doing that?
<1> but since you can open a remote hole by accident I still prefer the old telnet program =)
<1> reading the manual? I never use any gui within linux
<0> i'm stil lkind of new to all this. I just do "telnet domain.com 110" I connect directly to the mail prompt "+Ok Hello there.". did it just by p*** the login or I need to auth mysql
<1> hmmm... I found once a small toturial about pop3 authentication, let me search it
<0> thx
<0> but when I telnet on port 110, what am I connected to? postfix? courier?
<1> postfix doens't do pop3, as far as I know
<1> and since I don't know courier...
<1> I don't know the rules in here about posting url's so get it private
<5> hmm
<5> of course postfix doesnt do pop3
<5> to courier
<5> postfix is mta
<5> punani: mda?
<6> somebody said mda was mail delivery agent.. C10H13NO2, 3,4-methylenedioxyamphetamine, molecular (atomic) weight 179.2182
<7> Does the root user ID is the same in all distros?
<5> yes
<4> can i post a url of a screenshot i uploaded to imageshack? it's an error msg.
<5> yes you can
<5> of course
<4> http://img369.imageshack.us/img369/9582/vmwaredebianstartxerrorij6.png
<5> only thing that isnt allowed is pasting multiple lines to channel
<4> i'm trying to get x up and running
<4> ...on debian
<7> ahh, how can I get the current user id?
<5> apt-get install x-window-system
<5> osp: type id
<7> ahh, id -u
<5> what are you building?
<2> says it has a dependency, but the dependency is not installable. great.
<2> who?
<6> It was the one armed man, I tell you !
<8> common_functions.php 181 /bin/df /bin/df: `/jail/glftpd/site/disk2': Permission denied <- I get this error when I am using phpsysinfo, does anyone know how I can fix that? ( http://www.petruz.org/sysinfo2/ )
<5> lizsac:
<5> oh
<5> lenny1 left
<5> peder_: make df executable
<8> rza- for the www-data user?
<5> yes
<3> yeah
<8> I see. How do I give that user permission to run df?
<7> rza internt connection script
<9> does /proc/net/dev ever reset or does it continously collect traffic stats until manually reset.
<5> section31: it resets
<9> rza,when
<9> i thought so, i was making a script to try to count my bandwidth and it's all flakey
<9> http://gifdump.com/serverstats/detail.php?graph=10
<9> it seems to be resetting randomly
<9> i don't see any specific time
<9> it resets
<5> section31: its 32 unsigned int
<5> after that it resets
<9> rza,ah
<9> tthat makes sense
<5> it does?
<9> rza,thanks i'll make modifications to my script
<5> i was making up that crap
<5> no not really, it resets when it runs over 32 unsigned int
<5> 32 bit unsigned int i mean
<5> or 64 if youre running 64 bit arch
<10> Does anyone have any suggestions, on a web based application that i can monitor a network of over 100 servers, with realtime service alerts?
<5> Epik: yes
<5> nagios or cacti
<10> Thanks, im already aware of those.. just looking for alternatives
<5> i use cacti
<5> i think its fairly decent
<5> at work we got custom built
<10> im hesitant to install nagios because im not to familiar with cgi apps
<5> Epik: its not hard
<5> are you scared?
<5> i can hold your hand if you like
<10> with cacti, it looks like i need to install snmp on all the devices?
<10> lol nah, not scared... just need to read up on it
<11> :(
<7> is it possible to set specific color to the output of the echo command in bash?
<5> yes
<7> how?
<5> http://www.linux.com/guides/abs-guide/colorizing.shtml
<7> thanks
<5> have you heard about google search engine?
<7> ahh, :\ yes, sorry
<7> How can I use variable from another bash script?
<12> osp, rza just mentioned google ? how about a ban ?
<7> sorry
<5> osp: what do you mean?
<5> variable from another bash script?
<7> source
<7> :)
<7> thank you
<13> If I want to throw in a kernel.org kernel. Do I just extract it to /usr/src/ symlink it, build it, and add it to grub?
<13> and ***uming that, does the grsec package apply to that? Or do I need to download the grsec patch and go from there>
<5> punani: kernel package?
<6> To compile a kernel The Debian Way (tm) "apt-get install kernel-package" and follow the instructions in /usr/share/doc/kernel-package/README.gz (use zless or lynx), or http://newbiedoc.sourceforge.net/system/kernel-pkg.html
<5> punani: make-kpkg?
<6> well, make-kpkg is the Debian Way (tm) to deal with kernel compiling - it makes a package for your Kustom Kernel (tm) which you can install/remove easily (tm) with the dpkg (pat. pend.) mechanisms. 'apt-get install kernel-package' then 'man make-kpkg' =), or see also http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-kernel.html, or cd /usr/src/linux && make menuconfig && fakeroot make-kpkg clean kernel_headers kernel_image && cd /usr/src && sudo dpkg -i kernel-image*.deb
<5> basically those instructions on bottom
<5> just dont use apt-get install kernel-package but get sources from kernel.org
<13> ahh, wonderful. Thanks
<13> now ... will the grsec .deb work with that?
<5> no
<13> bummer
<5> get patch from grsecurity.net
<13> will do
<13> so, is the .deb package only good for kernels older than the ones listen
<13> *listed
<14> can anyone help me with some network problems im having
<13> can you be a little more vague?
<5> adiosk8: can you ask a proper question?
<14> I just setup a new debian box, it finds the network adapter, grabs an ipaddress...yet I cant ssh into from on the network nor does it have an outside internet connection
<5> have you set gateway correctly?
<13> did you install sshd, and do you have a firewall?
<14> its set for dhcp
<14> firewall...yet...another debian box that i use
<14> yes*
<14> its the net install cd...so I couldnt finish the base config fully I dont think, because I couldnt connect to apt sources ( I think )
<14> ...
<14> sorry computer problems
<14> but im guessing its a gatway not beind defined?
<3> it's ok
<14> where can I change the gatway?
<3> route add default gateway <ip>
<14> says something:file exist
<3> so there's already a gateway
<15> Anyone know of a good apt source that carries unstable sparc packages? So many I've tried are crapping out. No problem to find stable packages, but unstable packages (such as php5) for sparc are hard to find.
<3> what does netstat -ra say?
<3> maybe route delete default and then manually do it
<3> dunno
<3> maybe you need to plug in a cable
<14> cable is in
<14> it has an ip address
<14> destination:192.168.1.0 gateway:* netmask:255.255.255.0
<15> gateway is *?
<14> yeah
<14> and there is another entry
<14> where gateway is 192.168.1.1
<15> that does not look right at all heh
<14> heh
<15> netstat -rn | grep UG
<15> paste the output of that command
<14> heh cant paste
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