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I am trying to use F-Secure SSH on a RH7.1 machine to connect using any pubkey method to an OpenSSH on a Debian 'woody' stable server (with current Debian security patches). Interactive password authentication works. But I have been unable to get any of the "passwordless" pubkey methods to work. I am trying to automate a copy where only ssh is allowed through the firewalls.

I would have to buy a new UPS that have to function for a simple desktop PC. I would the best about NUT compatibilty. The class of UPS must be 600-800 VA. What do you recommend me? Best regards Hello to all. -- Email.it, the professional e-mail, gratis per te: http://www.email.it/f Sponsor: Natsabe.it la più grande erboristeria online italiana * prezzi bassi tutto l'anno ! Clicca qui: htt...

Greetings list, I've noticed over the last couple of weeks that, unsurprisingly, nearly every new PC seems to be coming with Vista these days. I expect it'll only be a matter of time for all of us before clients start needing Vista-compatible softphones (if it's not already happened). So, what's the story with Vista compatibility amongst the softphones currently out there?

Hi Folks, I thought I''d heard several months back that Xen compatibility patches were going to be rolled into the mainstream linux kernel source trees, so that in future Xen would be just another architecture one could select under make config -- not requiring a special, patched kernel. But this doesn''t seem to be the case yet. Did I misunderstand what the plans were, or is it

...version-1.1.x, but I prefer to use the version delivered by up2date, of course. 1) What do you suggest? If I try to install subversion-1.4.2 from source it asks for apr and apr-util version 0.9.7 or above but up2date has apr and apr-util version 0.9.4 2) If I upgrade it via RPM could I have some compatibilty breaked? Thanks, Ronan

...eo and JonY, I've started moving compiler specific CPP hacker into a separate file at include/share/compat.h. Eventually I hope to be able to move all of the require CPP hackery for $random_compiler into this file and have any C file which needs any compiler specific tweak to include this new compatibilty header. My belief is that one this CPP hackery is all in one place, it will be far easier to modify and keep correct. So, I would be very greatful if David Yeo and JonY could test current git HEAD and provide a patch if anything breaks. I will hold off on any further hacking for a couple of days...

...en able to load the files on another computer before including an XP machine. I have also tried to load a different set of gpr files, that also worked on an earlier version, but still get the same error message. Using an earlier version of R (1.3.1)I did not have these problems. Does anyone know of compatibilty issues between R 1.7.1 and Windows XP? Thanks, Bart

Hello, Is the Vista compatibilty issue resolved? Is there any change in PAC structure sent by Vista? Would appreciate any information on this. Thanks Kris Hi Jeremy, > > I started having similar problems after installing Vista SP1 RTM. I > patched samba to dump that *auth_data blob, here it is: > > [2008/03/03...

On 16 October 2013 13:55, Daniel P. Berrange <berrange@redhat.com> wrote: > > Sounds like a host mis-configuration related to kernel bridge support > to me. > Could you tell me what might be mis-configured? I am using kernel 3.10.11, modules openvswitch, bridge, stp and llc are loaded. regards -- Maciej Gałkiewicz Shelly Cloud Sp. z o. o., Sysadmin http://shellycloud.com/,

...ed. I''ve followed the docs for setting up mrblog and everything seems to be installed correctly, and merb appears to start fine: $ merb you must install the markaby gem to use .mab templates you must install the haml gem to use .haml templates ActiveRecord session mixed in Rails session compatibilty on. Compiling routes.. merb init called Merb started with these options: --- :dist_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog/dist :allow_reloading: true :environment: development :merb_root: /path/to/merb/mrblog :cache_templates: true :use_mutex: true :config: dist/conf/mup.conf :host: 127.0.0.1 :show_error: true...

All, First off I would like to say the book "The Official Samba-3 HowTO and Reference Guide" is awesome I purchased it off Amazon a couple of weeks ago. Ok now on to my problem. I have samba installed and configured and joined the domain no problem. When I run wbinfo -u I can see my domain users, when I run wbinfo -g I can see all my domain groups, BUT if I run

...not totally against it. No, the idea is that in test/Features/compatibility-3.6.ll we will have ; The file test/Features/Inputs/compatibility-3.6.bc was created by passing this file to llvm-as-3.6. and the test itself would just use llvm-dis and FileCheck, not llvm-as. In other words, the file compatibilty-X.Y.ll contains text that can be assembled by llvm-as from the X.Y release, not current trunk. We would keep the text mostly for documentation and if someone ever wants to verify that Inputs/compatibility-X.Y.bc is correct. Cheers, Rafael

Ooff! I am using ices2. Well that explains it then! I am new to linux and I thank you very much for your help and patience. Please just some clarification. To get cvs version of ices for mp3 streaming compatibilty with Icecast2: cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@cvs.xiph.org:/cvs/ice login pw:anoncvs cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@cvs.xiph.org:/cvs/ice -z 9 co ices or cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@cvs.xiph.org:/cvs/ice login pw:anoncvs cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@cvs.xiph.org:/cvs/ice co ices to get libshout2 cvs -d :pserver:anon...

...eckin smbd/vfs.c. In this function is a pattern compare to guarantee that a symbolic link is not ouside a share.So far - so good. But in my opinion it would be better to check if the physical location and not the logical path of the link to the destination. In case that you have some necessary compatibilty links on the system, samba is not able to follow that link. And I think (hopefully right) that it is also safe to check the physical way - unstead the link path. I've got I a alternative to solve this behavior, if the intention is not the right one - please ignore this request, if so fill f...

...) either. The 'desktop' system (if you could have called it that) that I learned on was DEC's 'DecWindows' system on a VAXStation 2000 (under VMS). This was basically a rebranded Motif system with MWM and used DEC's *simple* session manager. I presently use FVWM in MWM compatibilty mode and a home written session manager written in Tcl/Tk. I use FVWM's icon box module to manage the run-time icons for running applications. I don't have *any* desktop icons and don't (won't) use a graphical file manager. The session manager has a simple customizable menu a...

...1.1 while at the same time some supported LTS distributions still rely on older OpenSSL versions. So for a period of time you'll have to be compatible with both, whether you like it or not. The question is then: is it up to you to be compatible with both, or is it up to distributors to provide compatibilty? When more and more softwares propose their own shim it makes the later less and less understandable. > Yours, > Ingo BR, -- Emmanuel Deloget

After an: # ip ru flush I loose all my ip rules but the priority 0 one. root@sarasvati:~# ip ru 0: from all lookup 255 root@sarasvati:~# Ok with that, but now i''m not able to insert any new rule. This leads to a total loose of conectivity. root@sarasvati:~# ip ru add from all table default RTNETLINK answers: Numerical result out of range root@sarasvati:~# ip ru add from all

...arted moving compiler specific CPP hacker into a separate file > at include/share/compat.h. > > Eventually I hope to be able to move all of the require CPP hackery > for $random_compiler into this file and have any C file which needs > any compiler specific tweak to include this new compatibilty header. > > My belief is that one this CPP hackery is all in one place, it will > be far easier to modify and keep correct. > > So, I would be very greatful if David Yeo and JonY could test current > git HEAD and provide a patch if anything breaks. I will hold off > on any fu...

...intentional act that should not result in a non-zero exit (this is of any concern to me because I have scripts for our users that depend on a zero exit of ssh-add when they run it in order to continue, and I can't tell what other people may have done which will break, and I just think backwards compatibilty is a good thing when it is easy). I have a patch which I will attach. ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.

...b/libz.a and inspite of numerous attempts and trying to decipher it i end up with the dreaded message, "configure: error: *** Can't find recent OpenSSL libcrypto (see config.log for details) **" I did find a message in the archives which addresses this problem about the 64 /32 bit compatibilty and use cppflags to build it but after using this to conifgure OpenSSH /configure --with-prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc/ssh --with-cppflags --with-ssl-dir=/usr/local/ssl/lib/ -- with-zlib=/usr/local/zlib/libz.a I end up with onfigure:5389: error: *** zlib missing - please install first or check...