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...on of RPM present inside of CentOS 4. The patched RPMs, SRPM and raw patches can be found online here: http://hackers.progeny.com/~sam/RPM-Autorollback/ Specifically, you can find those for CentOS 4 here: http://hackers.progeny.com/~sam/RPM-Autorollback/#wherecentos4 One of the goals of the AR/ARBG patches is to prevent failed RPM transactions from leaving a system in an unusable state. They were designed with Carrier Grade Linux in mind, but I'd wager there could be applications elsewhere. These are the patches taken from RPM's CVS and ported into the CentOS 4 version (4.3.3). Any...

Hi, I want to keep the content of some directories on different Linux servers synchronal. I have on every Linux server an account for connecting to via ssh. This account has no root permissions. But some directories require root priviledges. I wand to use rsyncd as a deamon on the target hosts. My Idea was to build a ssh tunnel first and then using rsync via this tunnel. ssh -S -l user

Hallo, I'm running a Samba 2.2.5 server on a SuSE 8.1 box. I setup a [print$] share at server pslag, following the documentation. I have a [printer$] share too. Without it, Samba wouldn't export my cups printers for browsing. My config file is like that: [global] : printing = cups printcap name = CUPS printer admin = root load printers = Yes : [printers]