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Subject :Linux vs Windows File System Security..
2010-03-11 13:30:46
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well I read some where that NTFS was designed taking a point out from the Linux/Unix file system. Is it right?
And what are the advantages of Hierarchical File System(HFS) and the NTFS. Also how different is the security issue on both the file systems. |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-11 02:54:05
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
ash.bashrc bind/ blkid.conf bogofilter.cf brltty/
bash_completion bind.keys blkid.tab bonobo-activation/ brltty.conf
bash_completion.d/ bindresvport.blacklist bluetooth/ brlapi.key byobu/ |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 16:29:19
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
i can't post my logs here what happening
is it too big i can't even attach the file
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 16:21:19
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
why i'm getting this error
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You don't have permission to access /forum/view-post/forum-1-ubuntu/topic-91-hi-im-new-to-dns-on-ubuntu/post-357/mode-edit on this server.
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Last Edited On: 2010-03-10 16:25:38 By peacengell for the Reason file did't attache
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 16:04:59
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
sorry for editing i was getting error when posting
ok i use this option ./configure --prefix=/opt/bind9 --with-openssl=yes --sysconfdir=/etc/bind --with-randomdev=/dev/urandom
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Subject :Re:Re:Security..
2010-03-10 14:49:06
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well I read some where that NTFS was designed taking a point out from the Linux/Unix file system. Is it right?
And what are the advantages of Hierarchical File System(HFS) and the NTFS. Also how different is the security issue on both the file systems.
MikeW Wrote on 2010-03-10 13:25:33:
A disk file system is a way to store files on a disk, USB, DVD, netowrk, etc. There are many different file system types and different types are used by different operating systems. If you get on a Linux system and use the l option you will see that Linux can provide many different options including Microsoft formats.
It is important to understand that the features and purpose of each file system could be completely different. For example the file system you would want to use on a Flash disk could be very different from what you would want on a hard disk because the Flash disk has limited writes.
Currently Microsoft is using NTFS, New Technology file System, which is designed to enhance performance, security, reliability and disk space utilization over FAT, the file system used before. It also provides ACLS or access control lists to allow different users rights to the same file.
Linux is currently moving toward ext4 which is a file system that is designed to be a journaling system to help in rebuilding the system if there is a crash. It also has performance enhancements and the ability for much larger volumes. Here is an article on ext4:
http://beginlinux.com/server_training/8-ubuntuadmin/1255-crash-testing-ext4-on-ubuntu
In a nutshell, file systems are ways that operating systems store files, the exact file system of choice often changes as file systems store more data and are choices by the OS.
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 14:38:32
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
Once bind is installed look in the /etc/bind directory for the files you will need to configure. With Ubuntu the files are all broken into smaller files so you will need to edit multiple files here.
/etc/bind/named.conf
This file has three includes: these are connections to other files.
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.options";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.local";
include "/etc/bind/named.conf.default-zones";
You will need to create zone files for each domain, both a forward and a reverse zone. |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 14:31:19
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
How are you going to use this...business, home, etc.
The reason I ask is for security options that you may have to put in place as well. |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 14:28:15
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
Ok thanks mike i did install it and for the openssl issue i did a ln -f to the path it was looking from the dir it install openssl to the dir bind was looking for it
now what next i want is how to configure from here
what file need to create and what file need to modify
where to find them
well if i get the name i will find them
with this command when i'm in /#find . -name "filename" -print
my realy issue is how to configure from here what need to be done to set it up thanks again guys for your help really appreciate it thanks alot Mike |
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Subject :Re:File Types..
2010-03-10 14:25:33
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File Types
A disk file system is a way to store files on a disk, USB, DVD, netowrk, etc. There are many different file system types and different types are used by different operating systems. If you get on a Linux system and use the l option you will see that Linux can provide many different options including Microsoft formats.
It is important to understand that the features and purpose of each file system could be completely different. For example the file system you would want to use on a Flash disk could be very different from what you would want on a hard disk because the Flash disk has limited writes.
Currently Microsoft is using NTFS, New Technology file System, which is designed to enhance performance, security, reliability and disk space utilization over FAT, the file system used before. It also provides ACLS or access control lists to allow different users rights to the same file.
Linux is currently moving toward ext4 which is a file system that is designed to be a journaling system to help in rebuilding the system if there is a crash. It also has performance enhancements and the ability for much larger volumes. Here is an article on ext4:
http://beginlinux.com/server_training/8-ubuntuadmin/1255-crash-testing-ext4-on-ubuntu
In a nutshell, file systems are ways that operating systems store files, the exact file system of choice often changes as file systems store more data and are choices by the OS. |
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Last Edited On: 2010-03-10 14:27:39 By MikeW for the Reason
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Subject :Linux vs Windows File Systems..
2010-03-10 11:25:09
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| dhruva |
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Hi,
I am trying to understand the difference between Linux/Unix file system and windows file system in todays world.
I thought to better understand UNIX i need to know the difference compared to the NTFS file system.
Clear explanation appreciated.
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Last Edited On: 2010-03-10 11:26:32 By dhruva for the Reason
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Subject :Re:File Types..
2010-03-10 11:16:28
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Thank you for the answer. that helped made it clear. |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 08:45:15
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
Apparently Ubuntu 9.10 install bind 9.6.1 by default while the new version of Ubuntu will have version 9.7 as the default.
The default version for bind installs with a simple:
apt-get install bind9 |
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 08:31:22
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
I set up an Ubuntu 9.10 server and followed these steps after downloading the bind 9.7. Note that OpenSSL was installed and gcc was installed. However, the install failed because of a bug. Now looking into that the isc site does not list Ubuntu as a distribution that it has been compiled on. Also research showed no solutions initially to resolving the bug. Therefore at this point some solution to the bug is the first issue...still researching.
mv bind* /usr/rc
tar zxvf bind*
cd /usr/src/bind-9.7.0
apt-get install gcc
./configure
checking for OpenSSL library... configure: error: OpenSSL was not found in any of /usr /usr/local /usr/local/ssl /usr/pkg /usr/sfw; use --with-openssl=/path
If you don't want OpenSSL, use --without-openssl
apt-get install openssl
./configure --with-openssl=/usr/bin/openssl
checking for OpenSSL library... configure: error: "/usr/bin/openssl/include/openssl/opensslv.h" not found
2550. [bug] Check --with-openssl=<path> finds <openssl/opensslv.h>.
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-10 02:57:59
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
hi i'm using ubuntu 9.10 destop edition i have install everythings on it and try to compile latest bind-9.7.0 i have download it from isc.org
how to compile ,install and configure this dns i have try 2 weeks reading books and try to find a tut no success
thanks for the reply hope i be able to get it this time with your help and others as well
i understand how it's work but one thing i can't configure it cause it first time compiling bind
i did compile my kernel and openssl
so i would like to compile it with openssl as well
thanks very much
need more info i'm ready to post log or screen shot of what i'm doing
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-09 15:52:01
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Subject :Re:Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-09 15:24:27
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
So let's get some info so we can help. Are you going to compile bind? Or are you going to use the Ubuntu repository?
Are you setting up on a dedicated server, a VPS or home server?
Are you using Ubuntu 9.10 for the server?
What else are you going to put on the server? |
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Subject :Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu..
2010-03-09 15:13:49
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Hi i'm new to dns on ubuntu
Hi everyone i'm new to compile , install and configure dns on ubuntu
i was looking for a good details dns setup (compile ,inatall and configure )(primary, secondary,and caching server) on ubuntu
i need some help please thanks; |
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Subject :Mint Compared to Ubuntu..
2010-03-02 18:34:57
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Mint Compared to Ubuntu
I was wondering about the difference between Mint and Ubuntu. I know MInt is based on Ubuntu, just wondering if anyone is using Mint for some advice. |
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Subject :Site Update in Progress..
2010-03-02 18:17:54
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Site Update in Progress
We are in the process of rebuilding the entire site: BeginLinux.com and make it easier to navigate and find the resources you need. The first major change was a new menu and structure helping people follow a Path to find information that relates to them. We also are going to rebuild the blog and tie it into the main site.
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