Recent content by IRudebwoy

Try this, as documented here. ProxyPass /app ajp://backend.example.com:8009/app Good luck...

Remove the first occurrence of </IfModule>. I assume that's the issue mentioned at line 138, which is the last </IfModule> statement without a matching <IfModule>.

A quick solution will require some downtime. Boot a livecd or the rescue cd and change the file back to the original.

Make sure the filesystem has the appropriate permissions to allow access. The dlm group should have permissions on the filesystem set to (rwx) for full access.

Forrie, The whole point of a kickstart install is to be hands off. Get the correct info for your systems and use a separate ks file for each system. You can use command-line options on a generic media to specify the ks file to use, which can be provided via HTTP, NFS, FTP, or CIFS. Or...

Make sure you have the proper file system permissions set on the Linux server.

Samba with OpenLDAP. It's pretty in depth to set up. You need a lot planning and testing to make it work effectively when deployed. It's not hard to implement but you need to understand how the Windows environment works and what you need to do on the Linux side to provide a similar framework...

If the package dmidecode is installed... dmidecode -s system-product-name

Why do you have the same range defined twice? I'd remove the pool section unless you're selectively defining options for your clients. And, most importantly, I'd put the authoritative statement outside the subnet section as a global statement.

Is the array made with mdadm? Try this as root cat /proc/mdstat to get some info on it. You can look here to help you decode it or paste it here for some help.

Is it a hardware raid or software?

Your hosts file is standard but what was being put forth by Annihilannic is Sybase has a configuration file somewhere on the file system that tells the listener to bind itself to the loopback address instead of the network address.

@lespaul - Right On! I haven't noticed any others but from the Geography link at the bottom of the left hand side it looks like there are a few from New Mexico.

Looks pretty dead to me. One posting per month with one or no replies? I'd say it's dead. I think you will get better help on the OS specific forums.

Well, for ssh, look at your config file. Probably located at /etc/ssh/sshd_config and look for a line like so... ListenAddress 0.0.0.0 It could be commented out but if it looks like the one above it is listening on all address bound to the machine. If not, it will listen to only to the...