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The path is set from from one of the files .profile, or .bashrc, or .bash_profile (or equivalent for your shell) from your home directory. I believe the sequence the files are run upon login are as...

Is there a way to create a boot floppy for a fedora 13 system? Rescue disk image from the official boot.iso is too big.

Thank you very much. Google was somehow not very helpful on this one.

I am looking to take the Redhat Certification exam, and one of the guidelines is:
Can someone tell me what star is? Thank you.

In the olden days it used to be /etc/inittab.

Then it got changed to /etc/event.d/tty* under Fedora 10.

Can someone please point out what it is now in Fedora 13? I want to run mgetty which...

Further update for anyone that runs into this issue:

The problem resolved itself when I installed the "hplic" drivers. This has a whole bunch of dependencies, and so ended up installing a lot,...

I have a networked printer at IP 192.168.0.250 that I am trying to print to from my Fedora host at 192.168.0.210. It appears that the jobs are succeeding from the CUPS side, but nothing is being...

You could just set up rsync of the mysql var directory between the 2 systems over ssh.

I am on Fedora 13. My question is because I have the two machines configured exactly the same, both pointing to the same LDAP server. One authenticates fine, but the other fails. Therefore I think...

I have tried moving out the /etc/ldap.conf as well as /etc/openldap/ldap.conf files. I have LDAP Authentication turned on in the TUI. It lets me define a host and base, but the entries are not...

If you note the list, there are a number of running ones.

I am not sure what you are asking me. But here are some pointers:
All your data is stored in the memory bank of the CPU that is running your program. Your program and all its spawned processes...

True. To tell you the truth, I have not been able to make any sense of Sun's definition for either pre or post Solaris 10's load averages. In general, from experience, I have found that machines...

What do you mean by "load avg"? And when you quote specific numbers (somehow related to the number of CPU's in your server) what do you mean?

Are you expecting that your program (however number...

Kumaran, my opinion is that your load is too high - about time for a reboot! :)

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Shhhhh.....you dont...

That is not the definition of "load" at all. Here are my load balances:
bash-3.00# w
2:46am up 2 day(s), 10:33, 1 user, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
So am I to understand nothing is...

If all the processes are processor and memory load balanced.....

I have no idea how you are saying that with 48 cores, an average below 23 is "it is bored half the time" - where are these numbers...

Your load averages look pretty high. Are you experiencing slow-down issues?

Dont think you would be able to get that information. Your first SSH terminates on A1, and you create a completely new one from there to A2 - why would you think A2 would know about L1?

I'd look for the $SSH_CONNECTION variable in your environment.
# echo $SSH_CONNECTION
172.16.0.201 1840 172.16.0.202 22

Unless it is a workstation, it is very unusual to have fixed IP's be served by DHCP. Doesnt that create an additional point of failure for you - in case the DHCP server crashes and the machine with...

I have two machines, each with a virtual interface, with the following configurations:

Machine1:
eth2 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:09:6B:19:E5:05
inet addr:172.16.0.201 ...

The .profile file is read from the current directory once the user logs in. The user's initial directory comes from the /etc/passwd file entry for the user as SB008 pointed out. You need to have...