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check /etc/resolv.conf and if it doesn't exist put in something like: domain yourdomain.com

http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-7.3-Manual/custom-guide/ch-kernel.html

Depends on where you specified the spool directory to be in the config file. could be in /var/spool/lpd

add them to rc5.d - that is the script that gets executed for runlevel 5 (X, or graphical). there's an rcN.d file for each runlevel, with N being the runlevel.

Ipchains? eek, get a newer version of your favorite distro and use iptables! :-) The router is easier, but if you have an old box not doing anything that works just dandy too. Everything you want to do can be done, check the Howto's at http://www.tldp.org

Not sure exactly, but I would think the logic for what you are asking would be something like this: get filesize1 sleep 10 get filesize2 does filesize1 == filesize2? if yes move it. else exit.

You might want to peruse the linux documentation project website: http://www.tldp.org specifically here: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/howtos.html

I think their website is probably the best resource for documentation available.

Maybe rsync: http://master.samba.org/rsync/ you might have to manually set it up - know nothing about Plesk.

at the prompt type "man crontab" and "man cron" - everything you need is in there.

Like Morsing suggested above, I'd look at the number of inodes on the filesystem. That's the only thing I've ever heard of limiting the number of files or directories.

no, php looks for the mysql lib and include files that are already compiled. but yes, all this included in the INSTALL files and on their websites which have excellent documentation on this.

I'm not sure. in the past i've always compiled apache with php and mysql support, but recently i've setup 4 or 5 redhat servers using their rpms for everything and didn't do anything special to get it working. that mysql directory was correct for the person who compiled php. do you have the...

i wouldn't downgrade openssl. big mistake there. what are the exact files that you are missing? you can also check http://www.rpmfind.net to see what rpms provide those files. you might just have to create a symlink to another file too.

looks like wuftpd is trying to use kerberos for it's authentication mechanism. not quite sure how to tell it not to, because one of the first things i did after loading rh8 was to remove all of wuftpd and install pro-ftpd (http://www.proftpd.org).

i use cups (http://www.cups.org) with gimp print for the drivers. redhat has stock rpm's for both. plus with cups you can let other pc's (win2k, xp) use the printer easily by using internet printing protocol without having to use samba.

if you are using the rpm's just install the php-mysql rpm. i have no idea why you would use ps to identify installed software. that will only tell you what is running. rather use the system's package mgmt. utilities to do that.

ldap - most services can use ldap for authentication. I'd use that to store users in. plus for your global address book just about every mail client can use it too. the link provided in the above post has excellent documentation for setting up samba as a pdc using ldap for the backend, but you...

you might also look using a frame buffer: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Framebuffer-HOWTO.html

holy smokes! 60 log files??? :) go to /var/log and check either messages or secure. the log files with a number appended to the end have been rotated and are older as the number increases.