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..._________________________________ > > CentOS mailing list > > > I have have tried the virtualmin and it seems its easy to undersdand and > easy to use it. And the other that catches my eyes is their cloudmin i have > not yet tried and looking forward to run some few test in it probobly after > holidays. > Thank you all for your sharing your thoughts about this.

Hello! I run Mandriva 2010 with wine 1.2. I installed Philips Media Connect. (Projects computer screen to TV) How ever it says that it do not got the network interface avaible, so it do not work for me. >From Philips support thet said that I should turn off the firewalls. (I did not mention that I used Linux ) My firewall is off, accept everything/no fire wall in my settings. So there

...sk on my system, the compiplation and installation process all seem to work fine (make ; make install ; make samples). But astersik fails to start. Is the sample configs not supposed to work out of the box? Even more confusing, it seems to fail at different points every time I start it, but this is probobly because of threads starting differently or something? I can't really figure out exactly what it is that makes it fail, if anyone can give me a clue I would appreciate it. Startup log follows below. /Ola [root@olal asterisk-1.0-RC2]# asterisk -vvvvc == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/asterisk.co...

...ssh1) it DIDN'T happen (the system was loaded even more sometimes...) sending a debug information of the server could be a bit problematic as it means I have to run it on all machines (a few hundreds...) - still, it seems like a bug that accures due to a high system load... so the sshd is probobly okay (I connected them one by one doing only exit 0... they all came out fine... doing exit 0 while distributing got screwd sometimes...) The sample Mr. Markus Friedl gave me (sh -c 'for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6; do ssh localhost exit $i; echo $?; done') is irrelevant as it works fine for me as...

Hi, I am using IPFW on FreeBSD 4.11 I am facing two problems: - SSH sessions timeout after a while - When I run "/sbin/ipfw -q -f flush" in the rules script all connection get reset (and I am thrown out of the box). Is this standard functioning of ipfw or do I need to change any configuration? Thanks, Siddhartha

Hi, as a new user to pxelinux I'm having trouble booting an Asus P55T2P4 from an Intel Etherexpress Pro card with PXE bootrom. I'm using pxelinux 2.04 (tried 2.05pre2 as well) with a Redhat 8.0 kernel (2.4.18) and ramdisk image (for pure testing purposes). The Mainboard I use is a P55T2P4, Rev. 2, newest Bios 0207, 80MB Ram, PCI VGA card and the EEPro. dhcp,tftp work fine, pxelinux

Hi, I''m trying to use word_wrap to prevent long ''aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...'' from kill my display tables in HTML. Problem is that word_wrap doesn''t dissect these long words and expects to only break them if it sees a ''\n''. Does anybody know if Rails has a helper to do this, not that it is hard to implement on my own

Dear All, Im looking for alternative for cPanel and somehow I read that the 'cwp control web panel' (http://centos-webpanel.com) and Sentora ( http://www.sentora.ga) is the good alternative for cPanel. Is there someone using this application and what can you tell about or recommend. Thank you all.

We have a problem with file security settings changing when a file is edited by someone who is not the owner. When the edited file is saved, ownership is transferred to the person who edited the file. Also, access control settings for the file are reset to a default setting. This is a real problem, since in some cases it means that the original owner of the file no longer has permission to edit

I am having the same trouble with automatically mounted home shares with samba 2.2.1a (PDC, domain logins, roaming profiles) and NT4WS sp6a. If I login as one user, logout, then login as another, I can view the previous users home share as well as my newly logged in users home share (lather, rinse, repeat...). The NT box has a machine account, domain logins work, profiles work, login scripts