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Glynn Clements | 1 Oct 2002 21:37
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Re: restore usage


Serguei I. Ivantsov wrote:

> I'd created a backup of a single directory from /var
> dump -0 -f /dev/st0 /var/dir-to-backup
> then I delete that directory
> 
> how can I restore that directory using restore command
> It seems it want to rebuild entire filesystem ?

	restore -x ...

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Serguei I. Ivantsov | 1 Oct 2002 19:05

restore usage

I'd created a backup of a single directory from /var
dump -0 -f /dev/st0 /var/dir-to-backup
then I delete that directory

how can I restore that directory using restore command
It seems it want to rebuild entire filesystem ?

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Prof. Mo | 2 Oct 2002 13:36

obtaining a boot disk with a loadable module

Hi, can someone give me advice on creating a boot disk with a specific 
loadable module. I can't boot my linux system because it can't load the 
module for the scsi host adapter. The module is on the scsi disc. How can I 
get a boot disk that contains the module for the scsi host adapter?
I'm using RH 7.3.

Rod

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Milan P. Stanic | 2 Oct 2002 16:27
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Re: boot bitmap

On Fri, Sep 27, 2002 at 11:07:41AM -0300, Jorge R . Csapo wrote:

> Unfortunately there will be no screenshots on the web; I don't own
> the logo and I'm under an NDA so I can't reveal who my client is
                            ^^^
You need boot screen like WinXX, you work under NDA, so you must be
working on the next Win release for M$ :-)

Just kidding, sorry.

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Miguel González Castaños | 2 Oct 2002 15:03
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Re: obtaining a boot disk with a loadable module

Hi,

 What you should do it's to compile a kernel in other linux box and 
compile the modules that you want to use, then create
a boot disk using "mkbootdisk --device /dev/fd0 2.4.19" (or the kernel 
number )

Prof. Mo escribió:

> Hi, can someone give me advice on creating a boot disk with a specific 
> loadable module. I can't boot my linux system because it can't load 
> the module for the scsi host adapter. The module is on the scsi disc. 
> How can I get a boot disk that contains the module for the scsi host 
> adapter?
> I'm using RH 7.3.
>
> Rod
>
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Kevin J. Cummings | 2 Oct 2002 23:12
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httpd connection refused message

Hi folks,
	My ISP renumbered their network Monday morning (at midnight) and my 
cable modem got hung.  I called tech support to get the cable modem to 
unhang, and my network came back with the new address (after I ifup'ed 
again).  My problem is that ever since then, whenever I try and access 
my home WWW page, I get the message:

	The connection was refused when attempting to contact kjchome.homeip.net:81

I am running apache on port 81 because my ISP is blocking port 80 access 
(thank you Code Red!).  This was working for a LONG time previous to 
this incident.

I have NO PROBLEM if I use an internal network name or IP address, but I 
cannot seem to use the eth1 network name or IP address.  I get a 
different error if I try the external address port 80 (which is due to 
the port 80 port blocking, no?)  So, what has changed so that I cannot use:

	httpd://kjchome.homeip.net:81

but access to this URL seems to work just fine for people on the other 
side of my cable modem?????

Have I misconfigured something (to the best of my knowledge, I haven't 
changed my apache configuration).

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Keith Morse | 3 Oct 2002 02:50

Re: httpd connection refused message

On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Kevin J. Cummings wrote:

> Hi folks,
> 	My ISP renumbered their network Monday morning (at midnight) and my 
> cable modem got hung.  I called tech support to get the cable modem to 
> unhang, and my network came back with the new address (after I ifup'ed 
> again).  My problem is that ever since then, whenever I try and access 
> my home WWW page, I get the message:
> 
> 	The connection was refused when attempting to contact kjchome.homeip.net:81
> 
> I am running apache on port 81 because my ISP is blocking port 80 access 
> (thank you Code Red!).  This was working for a LONG time previous to 
> this incident.
> 
> I have NO PROBLEM if I use an internal network name or IP address, but I 
> cannot seem to use the eth1 network name or IP address.  I get a 
> different error if I try the external address port 80 (which is due to 
> the port 80 port blocking, no?)  So, what has changed so that I cannot use:
> 
> 	httpd://kjchome.homeip.net:81
> 

Some guesses are: 
	
	firewall rules are setup for old ipaddress

	webserver is still configured for old ip address

	tcp_wrappers is still configured for old ip address.  look at
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Carl | 3 Oct 2002 10:18
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Re: httpd connection refused message


>
>Some guesses are: 
>        
>        firewall rules are setup for old ipaddress
>
>        webserver is still configured for old ip address
>
>        tcp_wrappers is still configured for old ip address.  look at 
>        /etc/hosts.allow or /etc/xinet.d/*.

Could also be that you have your own DNS server running which hasn't been updated.

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Kevin J. Cummings | 5 Oct 2002 07:13
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Re: httpd connection refused message

Thanks to everyone who responded.  I finally today fixed the problem
(but not before my ISP renumbered my network *again*!  Turns out it was
a Mozilla cache problem.  When I cleared out Mozilla's caches,
everything was fine again.   Sigh!   Seems Mozilla somehow remembers the
old IP address of a cached page, even if it may have changed!  (I had a
9 day timeout on my cached pages.)

Kevin J. Cummings wrote:
 > Hi folks,
 >     My ISP renumbered their network Monday morning (at midnight) and my
 > cable modem got hung.  I called tech support to get the cable modem to
 > unhang, and my network came back with the new address (after I ifup'ed
 > again).  My problem is that ever since then, whenever I try and access
 > my home WWW page, I get the message:
 >
 >     The connection was refused when attempting to contact
 > kjchome.homeip.net:81
 >
 > I am running apache on port 81 because my ISP is blocking port 80 access
 > (thank you Code Red!).  This was working for a LONG time previous to
 > this incident.
 >
 > I have NO PROBLEM if I use an internal network name or IP address, but I
 > cannot seem to use the eth1 network name or IP address.  I get a
 > different error if I try the external address port 80 (which is due to
 > the port 80 port blocking, no?)  So, what has changed so that I 
cannot use:
 >
 >     httpd://kjchome.homeip.net:81
 >
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Petre Bandac | 6 Oct 2002 23:55
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postfix vs. qmail

I want to get rid of sendmail and frankly I don't know which to choose: 
postfix or qmail, as both of them are said to be projected with the purpose 
of security in mind.

can I have some of your opinions/suggestions/experience with them, please ?

thanks,

petre

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