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Hello, I'm trying to set up a reverse proxy with mod_rewrite that deals with vhosts. The result I want is to rewrite "www.mydomain.com" to "http://otherdomain/sites/www.mydomain.com/" If anyone has any good links to a mod_rewrite howto/tutorial that would be great too! Thanks!

<xsl:template match=&quot;L2/L3&quot;> <xsl:value-of select=&quot;../../L1&quot;/> </xsl:template> another way to get to the value would be &quot;/root/L1&quot;.

I don't fully understand what you are trying to do. In the example you gave what should the results be? If you are looking for 19 and -192 then something like <xsl:value-of select=&quot;sum(.//account[@value > 0])&quot;/> (This assumes ./ is the finance node)

Thanks! (I'm still new to all this :-) )

I usually just create machines with a root partition and nothing else. Modern disk sizes and journaled file systems reduce the worries as to what can go wrong. Basically, not worrying about it saves you time. Presumably you'll have a back up solution, so you should never loose (much) data and...

If a column is set to be unique, does this mean that it is also indexed? TIA!

you might want to check out centericq - as well as being a curses based IM i'm pretty sure it has scripting facilities too. http://konst.org.ua/centericq/

i wouldn't rule out Wine without trying it. You can check out the probability of being able to run your apps at appdb.codeweavers..com. I think the main apps you need work pretty well. You may also want to take a look at quanta (web dev tool) for KDE http://quanta.sourceforge.net/ (don't let the...

The .run file is a small script that is supposed to do an automated install of the GLX and kernel tarballs. It will in fact download those. You can get the latest (4363) tarballs for the glx and kernel drivers from ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/1 The .run file couldn't do the...

du -sh /usr/*

hello, I need to redirect all my incoming Notes email to another account. I don't have rights to change the redirect field in the global address book. Is it possible to do it with an agent? I can forward the email with an agent but then I lose the proper from and To/CC fields. Thanks.

It's probably worth mentioning that Debian can be installed from the Knoppix CD Krale mentioned. Knoppix requires an 800MB CD too but contains over 2GB of software. Krale: I don't know why you think that unstable is unreliable. All (major) software that enters unstable will have gone through...

Sounds like the server is trying to do ident on the connection. There are varying ways of disabling this depending on how you have installed wu-ftp. The man pages should provide some info on this tho. Good luck.

Firstly, there's not much point in trying to trace back an attack. As you suggest, it is probably an automated script so you have not been targeted specifically. Secondly, use the firewalling capabilities in the Linux kernel. Search freshmeat for 'firewall script' and you should find something...

If it's been partitioned then you do some juggling and free up one of them. On the free partition you could then gunzip a precreated Debian install and run lilo and reboot. Of course if you get something wrong..... Actually I think grub may be better than lilo if you learnt how to use it well.

easiest method is to get the sender of files to upload them in to an upload folder and then move the file to a completed directory when finished. you can then just work on the completed dir.

see if you have the command 'pstree' available to you. This should make it obvious what is running it. The only thing I can think it might be is your logs rotating, but this would only happen for a short period each day.

You can either get the src for the wlan-ng drivers at http://www.linux-wlan.com/linux-wlan/index.html#Download If you're not comfortable with compiling your own kernel and modules then you can get redhat8.0 rpms from http://prism2.unixguru.raleigh.nc.us/rh80/index.html I've found the drivers...

http://lists.suse.com/archive/suse-linux-e/2002-Jun/1620.html - (you shouldn't have to disable DMA) http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/linux/linux-kernel/2001-34/0298.html

I run 1GB or more on plenty of servers, as i'm sure a lot of people do and there are no stability problems at all with the Linux kernel. You shouldn't even need the 4GB option as without it it should be OK up to 2GB but either way it's not going to make a difference. I still think it sounds like...