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I believe the files that are created have owner of apache:apache with 755 perms, I think. One thing you might be able to do, set the perms on the parent directory to rwxrws--x Files and subdirs below the parent will inherit the parent's perms. Then you can put apache into the same group that...

You can define DHCP or static addresses in the ks file - it does not have to be a %post script. If you don't like Network Manager, don't install dns-masq either.

WIN7 changed the security for smb as well. Check which level you are at by looking into the secpol on the WIN7. I'm thinking the NTLM - been a few months since I went through that. It is defintely more chatty when using the security upgraded WIN smb with the <=3.5 samba. What version of...

If you have a later OpenSSH version, you can configure sftp jailed accounts. No ssh, will not even give the indication it is available. You can define by group to use the sftp-server. And you will make a change in the sshd_config file to use the newer sftp-server. Lots of posts out there, won't...

Is there some kind of load balancing in place? Any F5's?

Depends on the FTP package you're using and if anonymous login vs an acct login. A couple of FTP packages will not write to the log file until the transfer has completed successfully - if you are anonymous user. Monitor the log file, look for changes in size. If there has been no change to the...

Maybe the <> characters were not escaped?

...alpha, at least 1 lower case alpha, at least 1 numeric, at least 1 special character and it is min 8 characters in length. If you're running UN*X/Linux look into installing something like 'denyhosts' or 'fail2ban' If they're hijacking you as a 'man in the middle' then Sony should know that...

I believe you will want to keep the authentication, otherwise you're system is wide open. Can you login manually from the CLI? Or is the same error appearing? If you can login manually the problem is most likely the script. If the problem occurs during a manual (CLI) login attempt then if you...

If I was remote, then yes, I would be running the script locally on the receiving system. (Why is that question even coming up? Even if the system was located overseas I still have to put the script on that system.) The analysts grab a copy and perform their tasks in providing support to...

I don't need to do anything with them. The info contained in the files are related to product support. By segrating it is keeping the subdirectories at a limit of too many files. From my point of view, it is primarily organizational and efficiency. The analysts need to read access to the...

Hi all: perl 5.8.8 on RH5.3 64 bit. Have hundreds of thousands of files whose filenames are generated by the Oracle SR module. The task is to move the files into a subdirectory structure based on the SR number. Example; the subdirectory tree looks like...

prex1 Many thanks!

...are a possible 16 non-repeatable combinations - NOT permutations. 1, 2, 3, 4, 1&2, 1&3, 1&4, 2&3, 2&4, 1&2&3, 1&2&4, 2&3&4, etc... There are 2**4 possibilities, including NULL. Since there are 4 elements = 16 possible combinations, I just hard coded the 16 possibilities thinking I will...

Hi all: Working with per 5.8.8 on RH5.5. I am building a cgi app that will allow users to add accounts to a remote system that is behind a firewall. There are no interactive accounts except for us admins. When users put in a name for the account, a check is done to ensure that the account does...

Hi all: Got a task to have end users change their samba passwd from a web page. I would like to use perl but having hacked and tried for the last few days, I am not getting anywhere. I have gotten farther using bash. The end users are CLI illerteriate, if it isn't on windoze or a web page they...

...| grep ${int[$j]}` INT=$1 RXOK2=$2 RXERR2=$3 RXDRP2=$4 TXOK2=$5 TXERR2=$6 #echo "${int[$j]}" RXOK3=`expr ${RXOK2} - ${RXOK1}` RXOK=`expr ${RXOK3} \* 12` TXOK3=`expr ${TXOK2} - ${TXOK1}` TXOK=`expr ${TXOK3} \* 12` echo "${int[$j]} Packets receive=$RXOK, transmit=$TXOK: Error receive=$RXERR2...

...Here is a copy of the /etc/syslog.conf file ======================================== #ident "@(#)syslog.conf 1.5 98/12/14 SMI" /* SunOS 5.0 */ # # Copyright (c) 1991-1998 by Sun Microsystems, Inc. # All rights reserved. # # syslog configuration file. # # This file is processed...

I did the growfs command as specified and the filesystem di grow, but only by 1 GB. What happened to the rest of the space? The 'vxassist -g rootdg maxgrow depot2' says I cannot grow anymore.

vxtask list is empty # vxtask list TASKID PTID TYPE/STATE PCT PROGRESS #