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Ok after googling I learned that chroot is needed so what I had to do was: lilo -r /mnt/hda2 where hda2 is my root partition

I am trying to make a clone that I made from my scsi mirror to an ide drive bootable. Basically I want to have this clone ready to boot from in case of a problem with the raid. After making the clone I loaded knoppix, mounted my hda2 partition and edited my lilo.conf file changing all references...

Ok this is weird I noticed that for some reason someone had set a static ip under tcp/ip properties. I set it back to dhcp and now it is working. Weird because no dns info was set. Oh well working now.

I am having an issue with a windows 2000 machine that cannot access isp's mail server. Pinging mail server gets no reply. All other clients on lan can access mail server no problem. I have booted off of a knoppix live cd and can telnet into mail server and ping it so I am sure it is a software...

Ok by s command do you mean 's/regexp/replacement/'. I don't see any reference to an "n flag" in the man page under this section. In fact there is no reference to "flag" anywhere in the man page for sed on my system. I have been searching for a way to do this for like 2 weeks now. The only...

I have a log file with several lines in it like: C:\WINDOWS\vb.ini:lkxups C:\WINDOWS\vminst.log:pvgana C:\WINDOWS\wiaservc.log:cxdqpj C:\WINDOWS\wiaservc.log:ohcmgb I'm trying to figure out a way using sed to chop off the second ':'and everything after it. How can I tell sed to replace...

Also just wondering is it possible to still have .procmailrc in each users home directory as well as /etc/procmailrc? I wasn't sure thats why I removed them?

Thanx for the reply RhythmAce, Ok so I created the file /etc/procmailrc and removed the ~/user/.procmailrc files for each user. my local.cf file for SA already had: required_hits 5 report_safe 0 rewrite_header Subject [SPAM] I got some msgs with [SPAM] in the subject so it seems to be...

I have recently setup postfix+fetchmail+spamassassin+dovecot imap/pop3 server I have a couple of users setup to download mail via imap and I am trying to get spamassassin to mark spams correctly. My problem is that no spam is marked at all. If I run spamd in debug mode I can see the mail...

Another thing, I have disabled root login in sshd_config with "PermitRootLogin no" As well I have disabled ssh access to all but one user which is a really long name so the chances of some script kiddies guessing a actual valid login name is small. in sshd_config u set 'AllowUsers myuser1...

I have the same thing in my logs on a Mandrake system I have been looking into doing exactly what you have suggested and I have found some solutions which are basically a script that runs and checks you logs for invalid/illegal user/login attempts, then using that info you can update iptable I...

Figured out my problem was incorrect permissions on a tmp folder in the home directory of user 'mike'. The 'Bad address' is gone and 'mail' now functions correctly! Thanx again for your help mrballcb.

Btw the permissions for /var/spool/mail/duke are duke:mail

Thanks for the reply, I didn't realize su did that and I was using su. But I now have a different problem(of course). If i login to user mike with 'su - mike' or directly at the local machine, I get "Bad address" when i try to run mail.

I am trying to setup postfix on a mandrake 10.1 system. I have two users duke and mike. duke can look at mail using the 'mail' command. When I try to run the 'mail' command from user mike's shell i get: /var/spool/mail/duke: Permission denied I checked that the file /var/spool/mail/mike...

After trying route add 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0 10.8.0.x I get an error: The route addition failed: Either the interface index is wrong or the gateway does not lie on the same interface as the network. So I looked at the route table for the client and found this: Destination Netmask...

ok after doing that when i ping 10.8.0.1 from the linux box I get no reply but if i monitor the 192.168.1.178 adapter on the openvpn server i see that the ping requests are at least getting there.

Thanx for your help KiscoKid and sorry about the diagram it got messed up when I submitted my post. Yes you are right eth1 is the 192.168.1.0 network. After doing route add -net 10.8.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth1 My routing table on the linux box looks like: Kernel IP routing table...

I cannot ping 10.8.0.x from the linux box(router/firewall) which serves ip's in the 192.168.1.x range. The firewall resides on another computer than the Openvpn server which hands out the 10.8.0.x ip's to vpn clients. Here is a diagram: _______________ linux firewall | port 1194 forwarded to...

Yes it is. My linux box running shorewall is the default gateway