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How do I enable telnet for a Red Hat Linux system?
Started by bubba on
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With that said, to enable it, you first need ... .
Everything is transmitted unencrypted via telnet, so it is possible to sniff that traffic and pull out passwords .
Unless there is a specific reason you need telnet, I would recommend using SSH over telnet .
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Hi,
I have no idea, is it possible to run a virtual Red Hat server on a debian system?
If yes, how?
I have debian lenny.
Thank you
Started by plucked on
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You have two look into KVM http:/....
Using xen, this isnt a real problem.
If you want an unofficial "Red Hat", you can try Fedora or Centos.
If you want the official "Red Hat", you will need to get that from Reg Hat.
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Does anyone know if Red Hat has forked the code you download from JBOSS.org? I'm guessing that the answer is "yes", but I'd like to confirm it. I can't pin it down at the Red Hat site, and jboss.org giving me an HTTP 502 right now for some reason.
I know...
Started by duffymo on
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All the source code for Red Hat/JBoss products the code from JBoss.org....
And Red Hat Enterprise Linux (I think the idea is to have a similar model) - so if you look into that model it might help explain it better then I can.
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How to know if i use "Red Hat Enterprise Linux" or "Red Hat Desktop" ?
Started by ahmedamer12 on
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Cat /etc/issue cat /etc/redhat-release will work too.
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Is it possible and if so how can I connect to a Red Hat server using the rdp protocol? Not interested in using VNC for a variety of reasons.
Started by meantheory on
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However, have you considered NX (free as in beer for 2 connections, libraries free as in speech... .
Like chaos pointed out a bit earlier there's always xrdp .
I don't get the impression that it's a mature project, but it's worth a try .
Well, there's xrdp.
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On Red Hat Linux or CentOS, how can one enforce that passwords consist of a mixture of alphabetical and numerical or special characters?
Started by Mike Barnett on
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It performs a number of checks, such as making....
You should find the needed information here
From the NSA securing RedHat Linux Guide:
2.3.3.1 Set Password Quality Requirements
The default pam cracklib PAM module provides strength checking for passwords .
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We have a JavaScript construct that will play .wav files within Firefox on Windows and MacOSX, but it does not work for Red Hat Linux. What extension do I need?
Started by dacracot on
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Unfortunately, that will only work with the latest browsers (Firefox 3, for example, is the latest stable... .
If you use that, you'll need no extensions.
Firefox 3.1 will support Firefox 3.5, supports the <audio> tag, a standard tag to deal with sound .
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I'm fairly new to the world of versioning but would like to introduce Subversion into our small development team as we're finding that more and more we are working on the same projects/files. We primarily code in PHP on a LAMP environment (Red Hat Enterprise...
Started by Swanny on
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Get it: http://subversion.tigris.org/getting.html Install it svnadmin....
Setting up Subversion in general is very easy you just have to install the binaries and run svnserve or adapt the Apache configuration .
It depends on what version of RHEL you are running .
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I was thinking all of them as same words but in every forum they are mentioned.
Aren't they have same meaning means linux
Is Debian linux OS --- means noun
or
Ubuntu is Linux
and
debian and Ubuntu are different or same Red hat is linux which means equivalent...
Started by Mirage on
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More specifically, Ubuntu as a distribution....
Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Redhat are all linux OS distributions that contain the above kernel as well as a host of other userland tools, configurations, etc .
Linux (capital "L") refers specifically to the linux kernel.
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We need to completely replace a drive in a Red Hat 4 linux box with larger drives, as we have run out of space. We are looking for utilities or applications (Ghost?) - or a process that will allow us to do this. Essentailly, we need to clone the server...
Started by New Boston on
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There's good information....
You can then grow the partitions and filesystems to utilize the additional capacity .
Switch the drives, boot on the live cd again and dd the images onto the new drives .
You can use a live cd and simply dd the disks to image files .
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