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  1. chenn

    Tomcat + DBCP + encrypted connection parameters

    Thanks sedj, but I was aware of these sources. I'd like to have Tomcat manage the datasource but however initialize them when my app needs them. that means get the connection info from encrypted property files instead of putting plain text connection info in server.xml. as far as i can see, the...
  2. chenn

    Tomcat + DBCP + encrypted connection parameters

    Hi folks, running tomcat with DBCP works fine so far, but i'd like to prevent admin-users or whoever to read out connection-parameters from my server.xml file. a neat solution might be storing the encrypted db passwords somewhere and initialising the dbcp-pooling manually - does anyone have a...
  3. chenn

    Ping and mail scripts

    maybe something like: for i in `cat $1 | awk {'print $2'}`; do ping -n 1 $i >> test.txt done the second script might use grep to check the ping result and use your command-line mailclient (like e.g. mutt) to send the mail. there is some old ping around that just displays "glasgow is alive"...
  4. chenn

    JDBC execution on several tablespaces

    hi. i'd like to execute several statements on a variety of different tablespaces using only one user with "superprivileges" or whatever. (database is oracle 9i) my dream-solution would be a "role"/user change issued from a jdbc call or a (temporary) change of the default-tablespace of my...
  5. chenn

    Runtime.exec() and interacive programm

    well i'm writing a tool for data migration projects, that uses xml for configuration files. the configuration file contains programms to be called, etc. it is basically like a batch-script, it just needs to be xml. when processing the xml-file, there might be some semi-interactive programms...
  6. chenn

    Runtime.exec() and interacive programm

    i have to add some further information, as jdbc won't solve any problems over here. i'm executing an external tool - a *.exe application - from a java application. what i need to do is capture its output and log it - which works fine alltogether - plus i need to react to user dialogs - the...
  7. chenn

    Runtime.exec() and interacive programm

    Hi, i'm trying to execute programms via Runtime.exec(cmd, envp, dir) which works just fine for DOS batches, Java-Tools and the like. Problem are semi-interactive programms such Oracle's sqlplus. You can start it with an optional configuration file and thereby make it _not_ interactive. however...
  8. chenn

    Importing XML to Oracle

    Hi, I'm looking for a way to load huge xml documents into relational tables. so far i've been using a handknit java-converter, which chunks the xml into csv-files and then sql loader to load the csv's into the tables. as xml has been around for quite some years i wonder if there is an easier...
  9. chenn

    VLANs and Firewalls

    Hi, I'm trying to reorganize some vlan structure and create a standard firewall structure with dmz and internal zone while respecting the current vlan configuration. problem is the placement of the firewalls, as there seem to be heaps of possibilities. Does anyone out there know some best advice...
  10. chenn

    FBSD 4.5 and /dev/lpt0 weirdness

    Problem solved. I solved the problem in a very unprofessional: installing CUPS as a port. Everything is working fine now. It seesm as if there is a problem within the ports of IFHP and LPRNG on FBSD 4.5. have a nice time regards chenn
  11. chenn

    FBSD 4.5 and /dev/lpt0 weirdness

    Thanks gheist, but 'lptcontrol -i' didn't have the desired effect. I cut'n'pasted some logs, maybe the errors is based on my knowledge about FBSD... dmesg gives: ppc0: <Parallel port> at port 0x378-0x37f irq 7 on isa0 ppc0: SMC-like chipset (ECP/EPP/PS2/NIBBLE) in COMPATIBLE mode ppc0: FIFO...
  12. chenn

    FBSD 4.5 and /dev/lpt0 weirdness

    Hi folks. Tried to install LPRng on a box running FreeBSD 4.5. I took ports of LPRng and IFHP both previously configured under Linux and was running excellent. However FBSD always informs me about /dev/lpt0 - device busy, although I can print via 'lptest > /dev/lpt0'. I got some weird errors...
  13. chenn

    Portable computers and LDAP

    Hello. I'm thinking about implementing LDAP as authentication framework in a business environment but there is the problem of portable computers (callout, consultants, whatever), which do not have a permanent connection and thus have to rely on fallback mechanisms (e.g. passwd authentication +...
  14. chenn

    Redhat + PCMCIA ISDN card

    Hi. I've been trying to install an isdn card on a Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600 - so far without success. the redhat linux is version 7.1 and the card is recognized by cardmgr but will not dial out. modell of isdn pcmcia card is &quot;AVM Fritz! ISDN&quot;. Maybe someone can give me some hints...
  15. chenn

    Accessing pgsql-db from Win2k

    Thanks, at least I can see it from &quot;outside&quot; now. Next problem is something like an &quot;Invalid packet length&quot; in the pgsql-logs... why that? Plus the fact that ODBC can not connect because of an TDP (?)-Buffer-trouble. Sorry I can't reproduce the error message as the ODBC...
  16. chenn

    Accessing pgsql-db from Win2k

    Hi! I've got a pgsql database running on a linux system. However if have to access it from windoze clients (Win2000) via ODBC. So far I have installed the ODBC-Drivers for pgsql on the Win2000 client but I do not know how to make the databases visible for Win. Do I need Samba or anything else...
  17. chenn

    Network design question

    Hi folks, I'm in the process of redesigning a linux-based network. Basically I'm in the search of online-documents and the like; concerning topics like transparent proxy, redundant dhcp, ipsec. If anyone out there got some hot links - let me know! Thx so far! regards chenn
  18. chenn

    PAM

    PAM means Plugable Authentication Modules. It is quite common under most Unixes although I haven't found any good articles/books/online-docs about it yet... regards chenn
  19. chenn

    PAM

    Hi, recently I'm working on some heavy postinstall scripts for Kickstart installations. My problem is PAM, as no one seems to know how to set it up and there are no (good) online-tutorials around. If someone knows some good book or site please let me know! regards chenn
  20. chenn

    Site to site vpn

    Yeah, look for ipsec or freeSWAN, these products can tunnel connections in a vpn-style. The basic setup is (like always) a config file in /etc (man ipsec). regards chenn

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