Archive for March, 2011

March 21st, 2011  Posted at   Programming & Design
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amitdelpanwar asked:


1: When i run smbstatus on server i get beow mention result.
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Samba version 2.2.0
Service uid gid pid machine
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No loked files
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2: When i run smbclient
i am able to get smb prompt.

3: my smb.conf file contains following lines

workgroup=MIS
smb password file=/etc/samba/smbpasswd

[data]
commnet=data folder
path=/home/data
read only = no
guest ok= yes.

4: when i try to acces linux shared foler i got following error message
“No service is operating at the destination network endpoint on th remote system”

PLEASE HELP TO CONFIGURE LINUX SAMBA SERVER.

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March 20th, 2011  Posted at   Security
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Jim G asked:


I’m so used to Windows and using Avast and other anti-virus programs running in the background that I’m not sure how Clav-av even works with my new Ubuntu OS. Is it always running to detect threats or does it only run scans when I tell it to? I realize Linux systems(except for servers) aren’t targeted by most malware, but I want to be on the safe side. I already have Firestarter running. Any other Linux programs I can download and use to maximize security?

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March 1st, 2011  Posted at   Other - Internet
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Omnis asked:


The domain is running on a linux server, and what I’m trying to accomplish is have a robots.txt file that search engine crawlers can read but the any user can’t access/view via the browser.
The whole point of using a robots.txt file is to hide folders/files from ending up in search results in google, yahoo, etc, which in turn the public can access. Even though it hides folders/files from search engine crawlers, the actual robots.txt file is still accessible through http://www.domain.com/robots.txt, which displays all the folders/files I’m trying to hide, unless you can place robots.txt file in the actual directory your trying to hide? I know you can password directories and thats what I intend to do as well.

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