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Why are you changing the WEBSERVER port for a DATABASE? They're two completely different things. Perhaps if you explained what you're ultimately trying to do (or what you're trying to accomplish) we could provide a better answer. (I say "we" but actually mean "somebody else who knows Windows and IIS", …

[quote=alc6379] I tried going through the source code for both FreeBSD and Linux, but really didn't find a way to go. Perhaps this would be a great question to pose to each the Linux and FreeBSD kernel developers' Network mailing lists?[/quote] You'd want to use the 'alias' command with ifconfig, …

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SSH (SCP, sFTP), password-protected webserver directory, rsync, cvs, stunnel, etc. If they're Winblows boxen, your best bet might be stunnel.

That's an odd request. You can use a proxy or a number of different mechanisms for preventing users from downloading files, but why limit the downloaded file to 2MB? If you're trying to understand security, I'd suggest you start reading a number of publications and articles to get you started.

[quote=Kashif]Hi if some is using Mac id changer how can i know its fake id send by client[/quote] Which operating system? Are you actively preventing ARP spoofing or MAC spoofing? Are you running any IDS/IPS systems? How about a bunch of details about your setup?

A few minor corrections:[indent] [b]ln sourceName destDirectory[/b] create symbolic link to a file [/indent] Should be: [b]ln -s source destination[/b] (the -s switch denotes a symbolic link)[indent] [b]sh[/b] the standard Unix shell, bash [/indent] Should be: sh is the standard UNIX shell. [b]bash [/b]is the [b]B[/b]ourne [b]A[/b]gain [b]SH[/b]ell, standard on …

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Can you post the contents of your smb.conf file so I can have a look-see to see where the problem might be?

In lilo, to make Windows the default boot operating system, simply make Linux the last entry in /etc/lilo.conf Depending on which editor you use, you can either copy/paste the lines, or retype them manually. Another key element is to [b]RUN LILO WHEN DONE MAKING CHANGES TO LILO.CONF[/b]. If you forget …

Don't forget that there are other window managers available, like BlackBox, Window Maker, and a ton of others that aren't as "heavy" as Gnome or KDE. Both KDE and Gnome are great for various reasons, but they are by no means the end-all be-all of window managers.

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Which version of KDE are you using? (I don't use RedHat, so I don't know which versions it ships with.)

[QUOTE=WEATHER CHANNEL] Some people will suggest, a noobie to start with Redhat,Mandrake or fedora......While in all reality, those people probably use linux sparingly. They might say it's easy to install,update,configure,upgrade,install pkgs...ect ,this a false myth. In reality the more advance the easier the installing,upgrading,updating...ect [/QUOTE] I disagree. It's not a …

Or you could download the disk images for Partition Magic 8.0 here: [url]http://www.geekis-kahn.net/PM.rar[/url] Extract that file, and you'll have 2 new files, which are the self-extracting disk images.

I use Handy Backup, which has the option for the Outlook/ICQ/Registry plugin. You can backup to CD-R/DVD-R, FTP, or network (or to another directory/partition/drive), and you can encrypt your backups for added security. It has a built-in scheduler, and lots of other features. Price is $30 URL: [url="http://www.handybackup.com/"]http://www.handybackup.com[/url]

Bridge.dll is Ad/Mal/Spyware. To remove it, delete the following files: C:\WINNT\SYSTEM\A.EXE C:\WINNT\ryegrjof.exe C:\WINNT\SYSTEM\SSUpdate.exe C:\WINNT\SYSTEM\npnzdad.exe C:\WINNT\Application Data\DownloadPlus.exe Open the Registry Editor (Start | Run | "regedit") Navigate to HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run See if one of those files in the above list is listed in that key, and if it is, delete JUST THAT …

This is a BIG no-no: [indent] ServerName dns1.manitobamotorsports.com [/indent] That's the same thing as saying your machine is the primary DNS server for the domain manitobamotorsports.com [B]ServerName [/B]is the address of your webserver. Example: [code] ServerName [url]www.manitobamotorsports.com[/url] [/code] ...just FYI...

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You could either use a redirector script (not the best way to do it) or you could make sure your httpd.conf has [url="http://www.daniweb.com/"][color=black]www.daniweb.com[/color][/url] as the ServerName instead of just daniweb.com (if you have control over your server.) My guess is that your httpd.conf has just daniweb.com, but since I don't …

Why not just image the drive onto your 500GB drive, and after the install, if everything goes well, you can delete the image (not like it would significantly reduce the amount of free space on your drive :)

You can install Debian, Slackware, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD across the Net using 2 floppies. Don't know about any other distros - I've only done it using those I mentioned, and it keeps the CD stack from getting too large when you do a lot of installs on a variety …

[QUOTE=blud]Well honestly, I've seen people who have managed to completely change the OS. For instance, they get a RH9 box, and less than a week later, it is gentoo. so if you do keep up with ALL the changes, it really won't be that much different, in my opinion. but …

You can run Apache on Win32, or search SourceForge for httpd servers. I remember using TinyHTTP for awhile on a dinosaur of a system (P-75, 32MB RAM, 2.1GB HDD, Win95) and it ran very well. Personally, I prefer Apache on *nix, but that's just my favorite. The config file may …

Don't forget to create the cron job to: 1. Check to see if MySQL is running, and if not, to start it. 2. Run the script that performs the backup job. This is a sample crontab entry for FreeBSD (which is what your server is running) that checks to see …

Login to your domain's control panel and under the "Forwarding" section, enter the domain you want that domain to redirect to. In other words, if you want [url]www.mydomain.com[/url] to be redirected to [url]www.mydomain.net[/url], then enter [url]www.mydomain.net[/url] in the "Forwards" section and wait for DNS to propogate. I have this setup …

Boot to your Linux distro and run lilo. Lilo will rewrite the mbr to include the lilo boot menu screen that got overwritten when you reinstalled Windoze. ...provided you use lilo and not grub or some other boot manager...

Actually, there is an experimental NTFS module that allows writes that's been out for awhile. You have to do a recompile of the kernel, but it's been there since 2.4.something... ...or you could burn the files to a CD or copy them to a USB pendrive ...

You can sign up for a free service @ [url]http://freedns.afraid.org[/url] and have it take care of the reverse DNS for you, as long as you already have a domain registered. The instructions are on the site, and it's what I use for my personal site hosted on my personal server. …