In addition to the “vzctl set –iptables” method, you can also edit /etc/sysconfig/vz to affect all containers globally. I spent hours trying to find this information.

any help????

1) add 3 users in the name of a, b and c.
2) make a group oracle.
3) make a directory /data.
4) change the group of /data to oracle.
5) change the group of a and b to oracle.
6) chmod g+w /data
7) chmod g+s /data
now just “su – a” and create a file under /data.
then “su – b” and try to edit that file. u can edit but under “su – c”, this operation is not permitted.

The reason is that only the people of “oracle” group can have the access to modify and read that……..not for others.

Thank U.
Uday

I tried Install kernel source on Red hat 6 x64 bit but after fire this below CMD i got some out put.

yum install kernel-devel Kernel-headers
Loaded plugins: aliases, changelog, downloadonly, kabi, presto, protect-
: packages, refresh-packagekit, rhnplugin, security, tmprepo,
: verify, versionlock
This system is not registered with RHN.
RHN support will be disabled.
Loading support for Red Hat kernel ABI
Setting up Install Process
No package kernel-devel available.
No package Kernel-headers available.
* Maybe you meant: kernel-headers
Error: Nothing to do

Please mention if you have Red hat 6 x64 bit kernel source.

Thanks & Regards,
Sameer.

I get an error message stating “cpio: bad magic number/header .

- process failed, exit code 1 ”

Any idea Please.

Somehow I do not think the person who posted the original comment is going to reply.
Rest assured that my comment was not meant to be negative about your site – I just wanted to explain that I am not involved in the site and do not visit it usually.

Cheers, Eric

Thanks for responding and you are always welcome to comment here in this site. I will publish.
Kindly post your reply here..

Sorry I was not encouraging comments before.. but from now onwards I welcome everyone to comment.
I am also a fan of slackware..thats the reason why you see the post in my site

cheers
Linu Lawrence

Someone pointed me to your comment and asked for a response.
I wrote some lines in my blog, see http://alien.slackbook.org/blog/about/#comment-12412 if you are interested.
Feel free to answer there, not here, because this will be my only post on this site. I have no interest in pearlin.info and will not check the place for updates.

Eric

The general consensus is that you release the software as it was intended to be released, unmodified. But that is a lie as you rewrite stuff to not include PAM. KNetworkManager is missing too which is a major component of KDE. You can build it without PAM or Gnome just so you know.

See it looks as if you are following Shuttleworth’s lead, release, release, release…. Even broken just release.

Point is 13 pissed people off. You “hear” a lot about stability but KDE 4.2 wasn’t stable now was it? And neither is 4.3, 4.4 or even 4.5. Vista took a long time for Microsoft to get out because they completely rewrote it (6 years). 7 is just a continuation on Vista. No they aren’t rewriting much anymore. Takes about 10 years to get something cooked well done.

Redhat still includes KDE 3.5.4 because, “IT’S STABLE”. Yes it’s stable. And good golly Mrs. Molly they still use 2.6.18’s kernel.

Why don’t you put the multilib support into extra?

So given slackware 12.2 (32bit), it’s kernel can be recompiled with PAE enabled which will give you up to 64GB of ram. I’d recomend any serious takers to stick to that.