Also, depending on the proprietary zip/unzip utility you're using, in theory you shouldn't be able to unzip the files if they're not complete, or else you'll receive some or other error when trying to unzip the files.
May guess would be that the file doesn't unzip since it's a partial file and...
You could also set the umask for the users so that any files they copy/create gets a specific set of permissions.
adding something like: umask 002 to each users' .bashrc file should have the desired effect.
umask works on the same basis as chmod, only it dictates the permissions when a file...
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You could create the user's home directories manually, but another way would be to do a NFS export on the /home directory on the server, allowing only the client systems to do a NFS mount of /home. This way you could log in on any client machine with any user and his/her user home directory...
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In your server's /var/yp/ypservers I notice you have nis_home, unless this is a hostname for a server you need to remove it. ypservers to my knowledge should only contain the server details, and not your NIS domainname. And can you ping "linux.home.kcs"? If not change the entry...
echo $0 | awk -F . '{print $1}'
awk parses the line test.ksh, while the "-F ." tells awk to use "." as a field seperator, which then effectively splits the "test.ksh" into "test" and "ksh" for awk, which reads "test" as "$1"...
Check the file called "telnet" in /etc/xinetd.d, in this file there should be a line looking like this:
disable = yes
change the "yes" to a "no" and run
service xinetd restart
do this on both machines and you should now be able to telnet between the machines...
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In my /etc/yp.conf on the client side I've only got the hostname for the server, which gets resolved to an IP in the /etc/hosts file, and the same on the server side.
When you run the command "domainname" on the server and the client, do you get the same reply? You have to set the...
The setup here works like this:
The whole organisation is running on one big MS/Novell LAN containing various smaller subnets. The firewall sits between a subnet and another subnet on the bigger LAN:
(LAN)*.*.10.0 <=*.*.253.0(GW 253.3)=> <=FW=> *.*.238.0
You can't get access to .238.0 from...
Yes, if you do a scan on the ports it does show that 139 is open with the firewall up or down, so in theory you should be able to connect to the samba share since the required port is open and listening for connections, yet as soon as the firewall comes up and you try to connect you get the...
It is 4.38 client, but I've got no clue as to what ver the server's running since I don't have access to the server itself.
ipchains -L does show my rules for the 137-139 ports and it's set to accept from the internal and external hosts, but I still get the same problem as soon as I bring the...
No Samba on 4.83 Netware. I hate novell to be quite honest, and I'm only dealing with it because of the fact that I'm looking after a network that's part of a bigger Novell setup.
The samba connects to port 139 on the Linux machine, which is open and listening for connections with the firewall...
I've got a Red Hat 7.2 system running Samba 2.2.1a and ipchains for the firewall. I'm using IPXD to route the NetBIOS packets for the Novell Netware part of the network, and both Netware and Groupwise works 100% with the firewall up and running.
The problem I'm having is that you cannot connect...
I've got a Red Hat 7.2 system running Samba 2.2.1a and ipchains for the firewall. I'm using IPXD to route the NetBIOS packets for the Novell Netware part of the network, and both Netware and Groupwise works 100% with the firewall up and running.
The problem I'm having is that you cannot connect...
I'm running exceed 5.1.3 on WinNT Wokrstation Pc trying to
connect to a DEC server running OSF1 v4.0. No matter what I
try or change I keep getting the following error:
Fatal Error: XDM session denied.
If I connect to my HP-UX 10 server with exceed and then start up a X sesion on the DEC...
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