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Too big delay with xscreensaver on wrong password in OpenSUSE 12.2
There is too big delay when logging in with xscreensaver in OpenSUSE 12.2
--- Actual delay is 10 seconds, but not found anywhere in configs
Already done:
checked pam timeout in login.defs (3 ...
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SSH to machines in new subnet - connection timeout
I'm using RHEL4 and RHEL5.
A new group of Linux machines are setup recently using 172.16.32.0/24. The existing RHEL machines are running on 172.16.1.0/22 and 172.16.4.0/22. When I try to ssh from ...
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named does't start when using systemctl
I am having trouble getting named to start using systemd on the Fedora 18 Raspberry Pi spin. It starts, then a few moments later there is a timeout and it fails. If I run the commands in named.service ...
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What is the difference between ping -w and ping -W?
What is the -w (deadline) flag in ping for? I cannot find a description of it in the ping man page; only for -W, which takes seconds as a parameter. What is the difference between them, and how can I ...
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SSH connection timing out
I am trying to connect to an external host that is living in the Internet.
From my laptop I can ssh fine. From an Ubuntu 12.10 server, the connection times out.
Since they're in the same network, ...
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why slight delay after failed login in tty [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Why a wrong password gives a big delay
Whenever I mistype my password when logging in in a tty, I have noticed that I have to wait for a second before I'm able to log in ...
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MySQL Linux Client Timeout/Keepalive
Is there a way to set a keepalive in the command-line MySQL client on Linux?
Our network recently moved to a VLAN setup, and our systems department no longer has control of the firewall. The ...
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Timeout `idql` command in ksh
I probably read all the threads in almost all the forums for a solution to my need. I am a beginner in shell scripting and I dont have a perfect solution yet. Below is my code snippet.
idql -n ...
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How to mount a Truecrypt container with a timeout from the command line?
I'm mounting a truecrypt container via the command line (i.e. truecrypt file dir). Is there any way to have truecrypt automatically unmount the container after a given amount of inactivity in dir?
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Timeout doesn't occur when reading from fifo using `read`
Look at this code:
while read -t 3 line; do
echo ${line}
done < /opt/data.log
data.log is a fifo. One process is writing to this, and this code should be reading it to show to the user. But ...
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How to introduce timeout for shell scripting?
I want to run a shell script that got a loop in it and it can go for ever which I do not want to happen. So I need to introduce a timeout for the whole script.
How can I introduce a timeout for the ...
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How to disable timeout of password prompt for partition decryption during boot?
I have a computer running OpenSUSE 12.1, 64-bit, default install.
How it works currently:
I turn on the computer
It goes through the boot process
At some point during boot, I am asked for password ...
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FTP timeout FIRST time
I'm using PureFTPd on MacOSX (Snow Leopard, not server version). When trying to access the FTP account from the outside via dyndns (e.g. using https://www.wormly.com/test_ftp_server) the connection ...
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mptscsih: ioc0: task abort: SUCCESS (rv=2002) causes 30 seconds freezing
I/O to my software RAID6 often freezes for around 30 seconds after which everything is back to normal.
After the freeze is over this is put into syslog:
Mar 14 18:43:57 server kernel: [35649.816060] ...
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Execute command for x seconds? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Run a command for a specified time and then abort if time exceeds
Is there a command which allows me to execute another command for at most x seconds?
Imagined example: ...
