Neal's questions

I'm trying to read the DHCP server logs in C:\Windows\System32\dhcp.

Initially, I tried to read them with nxlog, but nxlog complained that the files don't exist. Then I opened up a Python IDLE shell (as administrator) and tried listing the contents of C:\Windows\System32\dhcp (python command: os.listdir('C:\Windows\System32\dhcp')), and it says that "The system cannot find the path specified".

I'm guessing its a permissions issue, but I'm not familiar enough with Windows permissions to figure it out. The python script can list the contents of C:\Windows\System32, so I assume the permissions are ok up to that point. Right-clicking the 'dhcp' folder I see that all "Group or user names" listed have at least "Read & Execute" permissions on the folder, so I don't know what else to change.

Thanks

I have a Cisco 3800 with Advanced IP Services running version 12.4(13r). For a client to VPN in using AnyConnect, it looks like I use the webvpn config options (SSL VPN). I followed one of the tutorials (e.g. cisco ssl vpn). Is this the same setup to allow connections from the AnyConnect app on Android devices? Do I need a separate license? Newer version of IOS? I get an error when trying to connect with the Android app.

I have added a filter in tc as follows:

tc filter add dev eth0 parent 1: protocol ip handle 6 fw flowid 1:6

This should be sending packets marked by iptables with '--set-mark 6' to class 1:6. The problem is, I can't figure out how to later delete this filter. Replacing 'add' with 'delete' doesn't work, I get a 'RTNETLINK answers: No such file or directory' error message. I've tried a number of other combinations to delete it, but none seem to work.

Thanks for any help.

I'm running fedora core 9 (64 bit). I need to link to the X11 libraries but they don't seem to be in /usr/lib64/X11 where I'd expect to find them. I thought I installed all the x11 devel stuff in yum, but I can't seem to find the libraries. Anyone know which package it is I need or where to look for them? Thanks