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Try http://www.slapd.net/

You should post this question in the APACHE forum, RedHat is not your webserver, you are serving your pages using APACHE on a RedHat GNU/Linux box ;)

Try the following: Advanced Bash Scripting Guide: http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ KSH basics http://www.well.ox.ac.uk/~johnb/comp/unix/ksh.html and search google, I found a number of good references... and there are ALWAYS the O'Reilly books :)

If you open the /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file and search for the line containing 127.0.0.1 ... delete the line run m4 to regenerate the file (instructions are at the top of /etc/mail/sendmail.cf ... restart sendmail, and away ya go

From www.sendmail.org/faq Q3.35 -- How do I add a footer/signature to all (outgoing) e-mail messages? Date: October 9, 2000 Updated: August 1, 2001 Updated: May 16, 2002 This is quite complicated. At first sight it might be simple: just "cat" some text (taken from a file or whatever)...

Will do... right now I am studying for employer mandated tests (bastards <G>) once they are done, I will take the LPI2 tests ... late Oct, early Nov :)

It has to do with the PORT ... your domain is not dragonsrest.net:81 it is dragonsrest.net and the port is 81 Because port 81 is not a &quot;normal&quot; http port your BROWSER requires the http:// to declare that it is an http transfer you wish to initiate. This is not an apache thang :)...

ack.. Do not use rsh, it is a bad thing<tm> and AFAIR it is not installed by default in redhat anymore... you should go to www.sunfreeware.com and install openssh on the solaris box, and use ssh instead of rsh... more secure and reliable :) --d3vNull If this post, or any other post has...

Any of the mentioned MTAs (mail transport agent ... aka, mail server) can do what you want.... your best bet is probally using the sendmail that comes with RedHat 7.3 and if you are pressed for time, use webmin (www.webmin.com) to set up the server's configuration. Eudora, Outlook, Outlook...

Take a look at a great utility called expect, it will enter information in a console app as required :) It is something I always like to have in my toolbox ! --d3vNull

You really need to give more information on what you need.. is it one domain that you want to host, are you trying to collect your domain's email from another server that collects it? How many users, are they local, etc etc etc... for a simple out of the box solution try the sendmail packages...

Have you looked into using an LDAP Directory for user authentication? If you go this route, you could have all your servers point to a user directory and change a password in one place for all servers :) Ahh.... nirvana... --d3vNull

to login via ssh using a password ssh -l <username> <host> ie: ssh -l d3vNull sshserver.example.org to login via ssh utilizing a specific identity key file: ssh -l <username> -i <keyfile> <host> You will be prompted for the key's passphrase, although you can set up a key without a...

I passed the two Level I exams, they were hard, but fair... I found a good resource at IBM's website (it is referenced from the LPI news site..) The O'Reilly book was ok... but the LPIC bible was a bit better from what I have been told by coworkers... I am going to take teh Level 2 exams...

This could open up a never ending flamewar of vi vs. vim vs. emacs (it wouldnt be the first time...) :) I would suggest playing around with emacs and vi/vim and taking the tutorials that each comes with to see which is more comfortable for you... personally I love vim, which I have heavily...

You are going to have issues if you try to make LDAP fit an RDBMS model... LDAP directories are not relational dbs, they are a heirarctical view of the data (think upsidedown family tree, or DNS...) As far as adding custome objects and attributes, that is quite easy, and depending on your LDAP...

You really need to provide more information... What product are you using and its version what version of LDAP (2/3) what are you looking for what is the expected result how many records exist in your directory is it throttled back etc --d3vNull

No Problem, I hope you got it working now... if not, post again, and we'll try to get you where ya want to go :) --d3vNull

The biggest problem with any LDAP/Meta directory implementation is that each NOS/App uses its own hash for the password field... there is a product called PSynch from MTech that will allow you to do what you are attempting tho... You could roll your own, but the effort outweighs the cost of...

Take a look at http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.echo.php for starters :) --d3vNull