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you have to be root to access system wide or security files. "su - root" first

No, but it is fascinating.. why did they want it in the first place? :)

Rename or Remove'/etc/hosts.allow' Rename or Remove '/etc/hosts.deny' remove 'noexec' from fstab at '/tmp' And please read everything and test before moving on to the next item on your wannahaves list!

Clearly something HAS changed. Things in the Linux/UNIX enviroment do not break automagically like in Windows(tm). Try testing out with: #anonymous_enable=YES no_anon_password=YES In your configuration. Unhash the first. Hash the second. Use "a@" or "ftp@" as password when you login from a...

Hi nighthawk17, What's the error? Are you running a packet-filter? like iptables? Do you have pam setup correctly for those services? are the daemons really running and not complaining and dying on something? You are giving too little data that could help us help you. Best Regards

Did you do what the installation stated? - Checked your compiler version? - modified "Makefile"? You obviously ran make but without the proper modifications it will run into trouble.

Hi TheDaver, Those ports are needed if named doesn't know the answer and wants to ask other nameservers. You can modify it's behaviour with "avoid-v4-udp-ports" and "query-source address". I wouldn't know how to shut it off completely. Good luck

Windows also has a telnet kind of server, but you end up in a NT cmd box. So you won't have the power of a normal CLI enviroment. You could add extra tools to make it a bit usefull. with Smbclient of the Samba package you can get files FTP like. Other option is installing remote GUI like tools...

Don't reinstall your system. Before you know it you are working in a loop. Find A)a newer kernel, or B) a patch for the kernel or C) kernel parameters to insert with grub to solve the problem. Try googling or a search engine for Firewire + your linux kernel version. Good luck, Ted

an user added to the system usually has a mail account by default. I dunno your situation or Exim or mailman too well. You do have the aliases file but that is for mail accounts that don't have a real account. Hope this helps?? Ted

nousb" in your grub as kernel parameter. Good luck, Ted Kraan

passwd -S username Seems to be helpful. Except it doesn't allow a list as input. passwd -S `cat /etc/passwd | cut -d: -f 1` failed for me and told me it only accepts 1 line at a time. (ofcourse it's not that hard to find a trick around that) Good luck, Ted Kraan

Hi Blacklow Usually the old kernel will work on your new hardware as well. Most configurations are module based nowadays, so it should sort out most of the hardware you use by itself. A pitfall could be when you change the place of the harddisk in the system. (e.g. it's a 2nd drive now like...

hi sillyVM, try a "echo $PPID" and then consult the bash manual. There are shell tricks to create files just like the httpd.pid file. Good luck, Ted

Hi llingf, It's not hanging at all. It's running! When you run ssh with the -D option it doesn't become a resident program. (e.g. Daemon) TSch stated that option, so that you can view what the program is doing in a seperate session. Just do a "/etc/init.d/sshd start" Make sure you have...

Hi mshabahat, Looks likes the driver is for your harddisks is dying with the firewire plugged in. the insmod fails and thus no harddisk driver loads. (since it is not SCSI) I see that the module that crashes also is responsible for firewire HD interfacing. The Virtual FS stresses in the end...