1. Custom SNMP monitoring solution versus commercial purchase
2. IPcop and dyndns.org custom dns a solution!
Maybe some of you tried to configure IPcop's Dynamic DNS updater to
update your dyndns.org custom DNS domain yourdomain.com and noticed
that it's just impossible to do since IPcop's Dynamic DNS web
interface just don't accept an empty HOST field.
After many experimentations I finaly found a solution. You will have
to edit your IPcop Dynamic DNS script file to accept a DOMAIN field
without a ".". Use WinSCP (or any clients) and find the file
/home/httpd/cgi-bin/ddns.cgi and comment the following line (put a #
sign in front of it) :
unless ($cgiparams{'DOMAIN'} =~ /[.]/) { $errormessage = $tr{'invalid
domain name'}; }
Now the IPcop web interface will accept a DOMAIN field without a "."
Exemple to configure yourdomain.com :
In the IPcop DDNS web interface enter:
SERVICE: dyndns-custom
HOST: yourdomain
DOMAIN: com
USER: your username
PASS: your password
ENABLE WILDCARDS: Y
Now IPcop will be able to update yourdomain.com
3. IPCOP and dyndns.org custom domains a solution
4. user space nfs vs. kernel nfs
Hi, does the kernel nfs server support any method of user id mapping? I need to export a certain directory from a cluster node to a individual linux box ouside of the cluster with full rw access. Unfortunately the UIDs of the same user differ on both systems. I know, that the user space nfs server has such a ability via NIS based user mapping like this: /fs/user host.foo.org(rw,map_nis=domainname) in /etc/exports.But of course this works not with the kernel nfs server. So what can I do to with the kernel nfs to map the UID? Thanks for your comments Regards, Mischa
5. [NFS][2.4][ReiserFS] NFS and `nohide' vs. reiserfs - Linux
6. [PATCH 1/2] NFS: Manage NFS modularity vs FS-Cache modularity
7. + git-nfs-vs-nfs-convert-to-new-aops.patch added to -mm tree - Linux
8. Found Solution - Frontpage Master Site opening vs. Subsite
I discovered the issue. If the option for "Open the last Web site automatically when FrontPage starts" is checked, and you happen to open the root web site and close FrontPage, there is no way to get back to the subsites without unchecking that option. With that option Unchecked, it works like it is supposed to. With the option checked, it keeps the root site stuck on open, even if you close the site and try to open another one. I believe this is a bug because you should be able to open any site after closing the active one. At least I figured it out. Thanks for opportunity to post. Is there a way to send this along to the MS development team for a hotfix? Thanks, Rich. Rich wrote: > Hi, > > Have a strange situation. We have 4 developers that are all working on > parts of a web site (say... www.mydomain.com). If I open a site under > that site that is in another folder (say we have a department folder > under that site) that sites subfolder opens in mine ok. So if I open > the site under the department folder called IT, then my path is > \\www.mydomain.com\department\IT. Thats what show up in my Website > local web site path. > > I get the IT site with all the navigation info fine & intact. > > If another person opens the IT site after I'm out (not checking out any > of the pages), that person selects the IT site but opens up at the > \\www.mydomain.com main site instead of the IT site, even though they > opened it at the subsite level. Their Website local web site path shows > the main site (not the department\IT part). The folders on the left can > be navigated to the IT folder, but it doesn't maintain the other > information like it would if the site itself was opened. > > I hope I'm making sense with this. Because that person can't get the IT > site level, their is no navigation information showing. The links for > the navigation don't show up, so when they publish the page for IT, it > loses that. > > We have 2 people that it works correctly for and 2 that it doesn't. > We've upgrade all machines to the SP3 for Office 2003, so they match. > > Any Ideas? > > Thanks, > Rich.