Starting in Fedora 10 (but disabled by default) Red Hat Fedora started providing the KMS Framework. Fedora – KMS page: Click Me X.Org – KMS page : Click Me Now if you’ve upgraded/installed the new Fedora 11 (or even Ubuntu 9.x etc.) KMS is enabled by default and you may…
Category: RedHat
If you are a conscientious system administrator, you like to keep tabs on your server by checking root’s email at least once a day, correct? If you manage more than one server, or get tired of having to log in to check your mail, you can redirect where email for the root user gets sent.
I ran into problems on Red Hat Enterprise 5.2 doing this, so I thought I’d post the resolution here.
This applies to RedHat Enterprise 4 & 5, and by association to Fedora and CentOS. It probably works on some other distros as well, but your mileage may vary.
I am constantly having to reset user passwords, as I use the “three failures and your account is locked” schema, as well as set passwords to expire every 60 days.
I hardly ever trust the coupon sites floating around on the net, but I figured what they hey, it can’t hurt to try one.
I’ve really been wanting a Dell Latitude D630 series (yeah it’s an older model, on the 800 bus etc.) but, it IS the perfect laptop when looking to run 100% of any version of Linux and works with all the major “Security Tool” CD’s. ;0)
Just in case the article dissapears (it happens). This is a edited version of the following.
“How do I rescan the SCSI bus to add or remove a SCSI device without rebooting the computer?”
To add or remove a SCSI device explicitly, or to re-scan an entire SCSI bus without rebooting a running system:
Q. What is SWAT? A. It’s the “Samba Web Administration Tool” Q. What can I use it for? A. (shrug )Maybe to quickly setup a SAMBA server etc. 😉 from following my previous howto. A2. It does have some good info even if you don’t use it for your SMB…