I'd like to be able to set up a default user quota for members of a group if they don't have a specific user quota defined. The idea is that by default, they'd have this standard quota but if a specific entry for them was made in the aquota.user file that specific quota would apply and override the default.
Is this even possible?
I've run into a problem connecting to my remote computer via Remote Desktop. I think it is a network configuration problem but am not sure what to check (or more appropriately, have the system guys check). Here is the situation:
When I try to connect to the remote computer from the main wired network at work I get the following error:
The network is not blocking outbound connections. From the wireless network here, I don't even get the error message, it just sits there trying to connect but doesn't do anything. I get the same effect if I use the IP address of the computer instead of the name.
I know that the computer I'm trying to connect to is properly configured to accept Remote Desktop connections since I was able to connect to it just fine last night from a third network (and a different computer) not associated with work and I'm the only one who connects to it. That rules out possibilities 1, 2, & 4 from the error message.
Any ideas on what the network problem could be that is causing this error?
I run a web server that hosts three different domains using named virtual hosts. What do I need to do to enable SSL connections (https) to these domains?
EDIT: As Joel pointed out I forgot to state that I'm running Apache 2.0 on Scientific Linux which is just RHEL rebranded.