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...it. 1). check your hosts file, 2). make sure that amavis is not blocking 127.0.0.1 -- i don't see why it would be, but hey... See if this helps: http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/PerlJournal/col07.html /** Ever seen the rants of a developer? Silly user! http://makeworld.blogspot.com */

I need to install Apache, I've been reading the docs, does anyone have any suggestions... ? /** Ever seen the rants of a developer? Silly user! http://makeworld.blogspot.com */

Then you need to transfer any of theose 20 addresses that are in use, plus any forward-lookup zones. Ever seen the rants of a developer? Silly user! http://makeworld.blogspot.com

You'll probably want to design your template that the data will go into in dreamweaver first (after talking to him to see what you are going to do, of course -- he may have a different idea than you on how much space a chunk of data will need). Then give it to him to put in the PHP code...

Are you running DHCP? How many static addresses do you have/need (non-users, like servers and routers)?

sonuteklists -- DHCP isn't routed, it's broadcast, so DHCP requests won't show up in your DNS. Once they have an IP from DHCP, then they can query your DNS for other hosts on the network. If you have something like Ethereal, http://www.ethereal.com, you can watch the DHCP 'ARP's come in over...

If you're getting hit hard and want to know more than /var/log is currently telling you, you may want to make snort (http://www.snort.org/) out of the ports/security collection. Be sure to shut down services like finger in /etc/inetd.conf too -- if black-hatters see those ports open, they will...

Check if there's a log file in /var/log -- I'm not running proftpd, so I don't know what it would be called, but it's usually pretty obvious. May want to `man proftpd` and see if there's a 'verbose option' to get it to tell you where it's dying. If you can't find the log, you might want to...

The great part about BSD and Linux systems is that you can go in and edit things manually; you can always edit the config files. The reason I asked is because your build died at mv: cannot resolve /root/postfix/posfix-2.1-5/ junk:/root/usr like it was looking for the postfix home (or maybe...

Upgrade your ports to make sure you are building the latest version (`man cvsup`) and try again. Did you manually add the changes in /etc/*?

...If so, make sure you're actually being routed to the server with `traceroute [myservername]`. It should give the complete route from you to the server without a bunch of *'s. If so, check your ipchains in /etc/hosts.allow to make sure the computer you're connecting from is allowed to connect.

No worries; I'm writing a socket-level app right now, which isprobably why I made the smart-alec remark. Sorry. Ethereal probably will allow you to do what you need. `tcpdump` will show you all the traffic on your wire, but it won't interpret it like Ethereal can.

Did you get results running this? At the beginning of your post it sounds like you didn't, then it sounds like you did...

Perhaps you've already ifconfig'd everything, but it sounds to me like you need to put an entry in the routing tables. But if you can get into the box from the router, it sounds like the router may not know how to find your BSD box from the outside network, even though it knows where it is once...

Could always write one in gcc... but maybe that's why I'm in software...

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I work in telecommunications and we are looking into backing up all of our (gulp) phone closets as we move slowly to VoIP. We would like to test the reliability of various UPS's before we make a large investment. I'd like to look at: -- Switching time (if not inline) -- Steady state load test...

I work for a University that is considering rolling out Avaya VOIP campus-wide. We already have a small test-group. My boss, however, would like to set up a 'production environment' for testing new releases of the phones for things like vendor-specific options in the DHCP server, etc. I can...

I've developed an app on 2000pro using ADO to connect to a 7.0 SQLServer. I have a bidirectional link between a form and an object -- so when myobj = new MyObj MyObj's initializer does: Private frm as MyForm ... Class_Initialize() myform = new MyForm myform.myobj = Me Me.frm =...

See, but they're duplicates. It won't let me do NOT IN without an ID: select name, ssn, detailcode, amount from Output where processdate > '2002-03-06' and not in (select name,ssn, detailcode, amount from Output where processdate > '2002-02-26' and processdate < '2002-03-06') ... but I need...