Fairly simple bash script that I've developed on and off over the last year. Mostly suited to small/medium sized networks that use a single Ubuntu server to do multiple tasks, although the principle...
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Fairly simple bash script that I've developed on and off over the last year. Mostly suited to small/medium sized networks that use a single Ubuntu server to do multiple tasks, although the principle...
I would also really love a solution to this, because I also need printf to work from a script which is called from rc.local. After several days of driving myself insane, I'm still no closer to...
Apparently this is still not fixed in 10.04. Thanks for the work-around - seems to be doing the trick.
Lol, thanks. I can promise you though, there are a lot of guys here who are way more knowledgeable than me :)
Yes, I also came from a Windows background and was basically forced into Linux because...
Oh sorry, and those docs don't cover LDAP authentication for other services - you might need to refer to the documentation for each service that you want to use with LDAP (squid, dovecot, etc.)......
I haven't come across a single up-to-date how-to that incorporates everything (although there was an older one floating around for 8.04), but you should be able to get what you need from the...
You can check the router manual, but chances are you won't be able to do it there because its probably not really designed for that. If by some chance your router does handle multiple zones,...
oh and also, normal string matching wouldn't work for any encrypted traffic (such as https)... I think there is a way of configuring iptables with the necessary keys to be able decrypt it (and then...
Ok, as far as I understand it, you have one public IP and one Linux box doing the routing between that public IP and the LAN. In this case, PAT is definitely necessary and is probably already being...
Is xyz.com your local domain or something totally different? The setups I do generally have an Ubuntu server running as firewall/router/dhcp/ddns, where public DNS for the domain is hosted by the ISP...
Sorry for the delay.
Depending on your version, you may or may not have a /var/log/boot.log file. If you do, this might be a good starting point as you will be able to see if any errors were shown...
Yes, I've just been working on this recently and did succeed. As mentioned in my previous post on this thread though, don't try with an older Ubuntu version (unless you want to mess around with...
Haha. As expected, the solution is so simple I could slap myself. Even though the local host is the domain controller, it must still be specifically added to its own domain for winbind to...
Haha. As expected, the solution is so simple I could slap myself. Even though the local host is the domain controller, it must still be specifically added to its own domain for winbind to...
Can't see anything major wrong there, other than there should be a 127.0.1.1 entry in your hosts file for the fqdn of the machine, which to the best of my knowledge can be important for some...
One minor point: make sure you're on a recent version of Ubuntu. Changes to Samba for Win 7 compatibility weren't backported to older releases, even if they were LTS. So minimum to go with is 10.04 I...
Did eth0 come up when you restarted networking services? Can you post the contents of /etc/network/interfaces, /etc/hosts and the output from
ifconfig -a
The connection refused issue...
Another strange problem on 10.04 when running as a domain controller with Samba/LDAP: After initial boot-up, no login is possible for at least 3 minutes. I can login immediately via ssh, if an ssh...
Solved. For some reason this was being caused by the firewall being loaded for each interface. If I only load the firewall for one interface, no problem. However, while the immediate problem is...
Hi all,
I'm having an odd problem with Server 10.04. I have two interfaces but only one interface is brought up on boot - and it's not always the same interface. Usually eth0 fails and eth1 comes...
You need to "escape" the spaces, using one of the methods below:
chmod a+rw /home/rej3kt/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/World\ of\ Warcraft/repair.exe
That escapes each space by placing a...
My bad! Problem was with a device on my route to the Internet and had nothing to do with the servers.:oops:
Strange issue here when trying to verify firewall on Server 8.04. No ftp service running at all on server, but both nmap and netcat report port 21 as being open, even though it isn't.
I am 100%...
Using any form of biometric authentication to replace a password might be less secure, but personally I think it's best to combine different methods of authentication. For instance, I use facial...
A few years later, but pam_face_authentication.so is very cool, using opencv. Have also done pam_usb.so and pam_blue.so. Now looking for a voice authentication plugin.