I have a HP/Compaq DL360 with two 73gig HDs and a Smart Array 6i in a mirror, and CentOS 5.5.I'm low on space, so I alternately swapped in two 300 gig units and let the RAID card rebuild them. Now I have two 300's that the HP Linux CLI utility sees, but I can't resize the partitions with a Gparted Live CD. I tried to add new partitions with fdisk, but it does not see any of the new free disk space. Do I have to add the space in the RAID BIOS setup?
I have an Apache server in a DMZ, reachaable on the LAN from 192.168.1.1, public 123.456.789.123. I'm trying to get it to require authentication if the inbound hits are coming from the public side. This doesn't seem to work:
SetEnvIf SERVER_ADDR 123.456.789.123 local_nic=1
<Location /junk> Order Deny,Allow AuthName "Access required" AuthType Basic AuthUserFile /etc/httpd/conf/htpasswd Require valid-user </Location>
What am I doing wrong?
Sorry, HTML tags were wiping out my Apache directives.
I need to route IGMP/Multicast traffic across two networks. I have a Linux box with two NICs, one public, one private. Need devices on the private network to flow to public. I'm pretty certain I have iptables set up right, been trying to do this with IGMPProxy. It doesn't work on PCs on provate, but from the Linux server I can ping 224.0.0.1.
My RPM database is shot, neither rpm or yum works. Supposedly "rpm --rebuilddb" will fix it, but it doesn't in my case. This server has three sister servers that are basically identical, and have working RPM databases. I tried copying /var/lib/rpm/ from working server to the sick one, but that didn't fix it. Any ideas of how I can use good server's rpm to fix the sick one?