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<0> centos ships with a working base setup sendmail.mc and submit.mc - for more options read the cf/README
<0> or by the bat book, or the cookbook
<1> what link that access will control in is it MTA<---->MUA or MTA<----->othere MTA
<0> my007ms: sorry, i do understand only half of your sentences
<1> /etc/mail/access have some thing like ACL accept or not so what link access control in MTA<-->othere MAT or MTA<----MUA
<1> for exampel i have in my file IP<---> RELAY what that IP for is othere MTA that allow to realy mail from my MTA or MUA must have one of this IP
<0> your sentences aren't to be understand
<0> http://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/doc8.12/cf/m4/anti_spam.html to understand the access_db
<1> any how i ask much today thanks much maybe i have to read more and search for exact typ of doc i mean sure sampel one lol i feell soo fool i have CCNA and CCNP but can ever understand mail system
<1> thanks
<2> Is there a apache/php package combination for centos?
<0> sure
<2> Any idea what its called? I cant find it in yum
<3> proftp or pureftp for an ftpd?
<2> i installed apache + php seperately but without YUM, i think its pobably a better idea to use the YUM packages for ease of upgrade later
<2> i have always used proftpd
<2> Didnt like pureftpd....
<3> aiiiiiiiiiiiiight
<0> JamesJames: yum install httpd php
<0> lymbz: do you need an advanced setup? if not use vsftpd which ships with centos
<2> it says they are already installed but apache is not setup to use php
<3> Zerberus oh.... i typed ftpd and it returned nothing.. so i figured it was a busted link..
<3> just something simular to the default ftpd on bsd will be fine.. with users
<4> James: Both httpd and php packages are installed?
<2> yes
<0> JamesJames: from the centos packages it is: /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf
<2> Indeed its there
<2> I dont think apache is loading it
<4> Did you restart httpd after installing php?
<2> yup
<4> By what measure is it not working?
<2> in that its not processing PHP files when accessed
<5> JamesJames, sounds like the loadmodule (or whatever) line is commented out
<4> These are files in a VirtualHost with .php extensions?
<5> /etc/httpd/conf.d/php.conf
<5> maybe the addhandler line
<2> its loading all config files from /etc/httpd/conf.d/*.conf
<4> You could try putting the AddHandler and AddType lines inside the relevant VirtualHost configuration
<2> and the php.conf file is there and seems correct
<2> Very odd
<2> Soon as i try and open up a php file its like viewing a text file :)
<4> You're not uploading .PHP files are you?
<2> .php files
<6> jamesjames: no manual entry for "files" was found
<5> JamesJames, pastbin your php.conf
<5> pastebin*
<7> hello. Im trying to setup a situation where a regular user can sudo ...but when tryping su is denied...where/how do i need to define the access rights??
<8> sky123: su != sudo
<7> mmcgrath: I guess I miss spoke..what im attempting to do is..if user types su the system dissallows root access. But with sudo it limits their ability to do certain things..so in effect I can control what they ca and cant do.. same for denying root access via ssh
<8> huh?
<8> You don't want people to be able to log in as root via ssh?
<9> hi i would like to know how to mount my XP drive in centos?
<8> denver1: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ntfs+support+centos&btnG=Google+Search
<7> nope
<8> well root and ssh access has nothing to do with su or sudo
<9> thanx
<7> mmcgrath: no ssh to root is easy...just change the sshd_config parameter of PermitRootLogin no
<8> exactly
<7> yep... but lets say a user logs in..
<7> then I want su to be disabled
<7> I guess echoing the securetty would do that..
<7> right?
<8> why would you want to do that?
<7> well as super user...they can run a bevy of commands..and sorry I dont trust my users..they are not savvy yet.
<8> then don't give them the root p***word
<10> sounds like they aren't the only ones
<8> without it su is useless.
<8> sky123: tell me exactly what you're trying to do. Give me examples because I'm just not quite following you.
<7> so...by limiting them to sudo..and defining what they access to... they can only have a limited amount of access to folders, commands etc.
<8> why give the sudo or su access at all?
<7> ie..something like this...
<8> you can use groups to give them access to folders.
<0> sky123: su is not just to get root permissions, as userA doing su - userB is valid
<0> sky123: su and sudo are pam controlled, so you can adjust their behaviour by changing /etc/pam.d/(su|sudo)
<0> and there is too /etc/security/access.conf
<7> here is a good example of editing a sudoers..file..and yes...i AM reading and taking in your responses....peter, %operator ALL= /sbin/, /usr/sbin, /usr/local/apps/check.pl
<8> sky123: you might as well just give them the root p***word?
<8> sky123: once again. what EXACTLY are you trying to do? what do your users NEED to run?
<7> this makes a good rationale aginst why i shouldnt - http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/security-guide/s1-wstation-privileges.html
<8> no I know why you shouldn't.... Sorry I'm probably confusing you.
<8> lets start over.
<11> i have a 3ware controller. i reboot the the drive attached doesn't show up in /dev/sdb where i would expect it to. the card says the drive is 200gb and healthy. when i do a drop then rescan the conntroller i see the drive only never gets put to /dev/sdb , lspci show card as expected, Nothing that jumps out from dmesg.
<11> the the / with the
<8> what EXACTLY are you trying to do.
<8> sky123: ?
<7> mmcgrath: thanks...okay..Ive got developers, admins,etc all broken up in the orginazations...I need to log their activities individually, I need to provide ceratin of these people access to certain things versus others, some plain out need super user level access. thats basically it.
<12> Im installing CentOS now, I get to the part where it says to put CD2 in so I do. It says unable to access CDROM. So i take it out and put the first disk back in to see and it says please insert disk 2. So the cdrom I dont think is having the problem. Is it a bad disk 2?
<11> SeaweedAFK, badburn
<8> sky123: you're still not even close to telling me what you're trying to do. Why do these guys need super user privileges of any kind? They can log in and run gcc.
<7> mmcgrath: so far i have groups created..for admins, developers, etc created.. and one user dropped in to the developers group... that person should not be able to su...bu can use sudo..with limited access to logs, running certain scripts and sucj
<12> kk, ill try it again
<12> reburn
<8> so use chmod and chgrp on the logs to allow that user read only access.
<8> no sudo/su required.
<7> okay thnks..
<8> is all they need to do is the ability to read logs?
<12> What do you guys use to burn ISO?
<8> SeaweedAFK: cdrecord
<11> dare i say nero. :-(
<13> SeaweedAFK: I use k3b on new linux OS's
<11> only the windows box has a burner
<9> mmcgrath, thats avery good howto for ntfs
<12> yeah im on windows now using nero
<8> sky123: for example, if that developer needs to read apache logs, put him in the apache group.
<12> I tried ISOburner, but it failed
<9> are there more howto's for centos?
<8> or create a completely different group and change the logs to that group.
<8> denver1: many. google is your friend :-D
<9> k3b rocks
<9> :)
<14> what is the name of the package that has pnpdump in it?
<8> lunk: I couldn't find any packages that provide it.
<15> lunk: sudo yum -y provides pnpdump // No Matches found
<14> great, then it's not just me
<15> oh, no -- it's you ;)
<14> *GASP*
<14> ;)
<15> lunk: ISA support is wayyy old, and really not in the centos hardware profile
<15> lunk: lspci and lsusb are probably what more modern hardware should be relying upon ...
<12> PacketScan: you were right bad burn, new burn works :)
<12> ty
<14> yea, AWE 64 Gold sound card isn't really modern
<11> SeaweedAFK, been there so many times :-)
<9> does anyone use amarok with centos?
<16> denver1, try kde-redhat project
<11> SeaweedAFK, i changed my media too though i only buy memorex 100 packs.
<12> now hopefully the other 2 work so i dont waste anymore
<11> look at it this way you got a free coaster :d
<9> k
<12> I ordered some cheap verbatim off newegg to install centos today, good reviews for cheap cdrs heh
<12> yeah rofl
<11> had good time verbatim.
<7> thnks...figured it out...p***wd -l
<12> Anyone use a VNC with their centos?
<14> well, i downloaded the source
<14> compiled and worked perfectly, yay
<8> SeaweedAFK: yeah, what about it?
<8> lunk: why didn't you yum it?
<17> has anyone had any luck installing centos 4.3 on a promise sx4100 raid? i managed to get the updated driver for rhel and install it, but upon boot it kernel panics and can't mount volgroup00
<14> mmcgrath: it's not in yum?
<8> uhhh, its not?
<14> i couldn't find isapnp tools
<8> you talking about vnc?
<14> not at all
<9> i tried Fedora core 5 and then the 64bit version of Centos 4.3 and much prefer Centos
<8> never mind then :-D
<12> mmcgrath: does centOS come with one, or one like tightVNC work nice?
<8> just type yum install vnc vnc-server
<17> i'm beginning to think i need to install centos on a regular ide hard disk, and try to just mount the array as a storage volume of sorts
<12> CentOS is installed, but when I go to the Computer, it dosent show all 7 HD's..hrm
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