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SendMail Deployment Exercise
What do want to test? Your local sendmail configuration or a central mail hub?<br> <br> The first you can do locally (in debug mode), for the second you can choose one of the machines as your central mail hub and tell him that he shall deliver all mails to a local user (as a trashcan).<br> <br>...- ST
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Can't ping
What have you already installed? All? Or only the basics? Is the firewall set up?<br> <br> Depending on that there are several possibilities:<br> e.g.<br> - the nic driver<br> - ip-adress, netmask<br> - routing, default gateway<br> - firewall rules<br> - masquerading<br> <br> As darkstar has...- ST
- Post #4
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Urgent Stripping comments from a file (awk)
Try this:<br> <br> awk 'BEGIN { FS = "#" }<br> { print $1 }' inputfile > output file<br> <br>- ST
- Post #2
- Forum: Data Warehousing/Big Data
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Tape Size in Unix
Look at your tape or its cover. There should be an information about the capacity of the medium. The compression rate you can draw from the kind of tape drive (DAT, DLT, AIT,...) and the model.- ST
- Post #2
- Forum: Technical certification and testing
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awk example - conditional print
awk '$2 == "Date" { print " " $1,$2} <br> $2 != "Date" { print $1} ' $FILE<br> <br> or<br> <br> awk '$2 == "Date" { printf " %s %s\n",$1,$2}<br> $2 != "Date" { printf "%s\n",$1} ' $FILE- ST
- Post #2
- Forum: Technical certification and testing
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Telnet as root
Remark:<br> With telnet/rlogin your plain password will be transmitted over the network. So take ssh (secure shell)<br> <br> But to your question:<br> Depending on your distribution<br> <br> SuSE: rc.config -> ROOT_LOGIN_REMOTE<br> RedHat: ?<br> <br> and eventually you have to edit in...- ST
- Post #3
- Forum: Technical certification and testing
