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good help ppl, just one other thing, Please don't use IIS. it is the worlds most insecure webserver. I am not just saying that, I have proof. I ran IIS 5 of three different servers and within one week, different worms had created over 200gb of crap on my network. This was after i installed all...

what os are you running samba on? so you have done all this: *setup smb.conf to share a directory *mapped the share to a drive on the windows 98 (ugh!) pc. what is this RS6000 43P? if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

has anyone managed to use net::imap module yet? i have got stuck quite early on. could someone please write me a could of line to show how to list mailbox info (num of messages etc) and open and read and email. thanks guys (/girls?) if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

but you have to remember that essentially, redhat and xp are intended to perform two totally different functions, server-workstation. thus the arguement is always going to be biased depending on your intended use. if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

can you be more specific? are you trying to create a dialup connection? there is a file in /etc/ppp called pap-secrets which is where the password should go,. i can't tell you the exact syntax of the file now cos i'm at work, but i will try to post it later. the pap-secrets contains all login...

one way of doing, (probably not the easiest, but the quickest one i know) install a MINIMAL linux distro on the same partitions as the ones you want to destroy. when you get ot partition, format them as 'fat' (so fdisk can use them properly) and put grub on a partition (instead of the mbr)...

you can use the file-transfer side of ssh (called scp). the syntax is for remote-to-local copy $ scp -r user@server:/source/dir /target/dir for remote-to-local copy $ scp -r /source/dir user@server:/target/dir note the lack of trailing slashed (important) you will be asked for the ssh...

ipchains was only supported on older kernels. it is now officially replaced by iptables. www.tldp.org (the linux documentation project) has a lot of info on firewalling with iptables if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

i am running redhat 7.3 with a samba 2.2.3a-6 server acting as primary domain controller. i am testing out XP Professional which i have just acquired and have found difficulty loggin onto the domain. the error i get is along the lines of "Windows XP could not findthe domain controller...

please can someone give me a walk-through on setting up a simple firewall for a redhat 7.2 box acting as a squid proxy and a samba domain controller. thanks if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

i am not sure. i know that redhat can see the modem and can work out what it is, but other than that i don't know how far i have got if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

i reccomend the Bastille scripts. they are a set of perl scripts, very easy to run which use a series of questions to secure every possible hole in redhat (specially made for redhat) which you don't totally need open. it will shutdown every unecessary security hole in your system and also send...

i am running redhat 7.2 and have just acquired an Eicon Diva 2.0 Pro PCI ISDN modem. Please can someone point me to or write me an EASY TO FOLLOW howto/tutorial on how to set it up. i have been messing around with /sbin/isdnctrl for days and i am getting nowhere. thanks if you find my advice...

does just placing a cookie with a login ID on a client machine constitute a session id? what does Apache::Session offer??? if you find my advice useful, please rate me.

is there any way i can take the descriptions from a text file to create somthing like the download index at apache.org which has an individual description for each file?

i would like to add headers, footers and descriptions to my directory index. i know these functions are discussed is the apache docs but i can't find them. also, i have a series of files with consecutive numbering as the titles. at the moment they are displayed like this: 1.txt 10.txt 2.txt...

i don't know why the folder isn't there but if you want to try and create it yourself, just create a virtual directory in the webroot pointing to c:\winnt\web\printers (or whatever you windows directory is). hope this helps

this is a security lockout that cannot be changed on the win2k computer. you must access the server from either Nt4 or Win2k. this is because the IPC$ share is the named pipeline that the machines connect through and will not allow pre 2000 or NT boxes due to the lack of decent authentication...

yes. go to security settings, and auditing policies. turn on the appropriate loggin methods. you can see the results in the event viewer. this will only work on the local computer.

serveral people have asked how to migrate users and i haven't heard of or seen any quick way. how many users do you want to move?