Do you have an audio cable on your CDROM? Windows XP defaults to
using digital audio extraction. There is a plug-in available for
XMMS called something like "cdread" that will allow you to do
DAE under linux.
For your webpages, you'll need to log in to your router and make
sure port 80 is pointed to the right internal IP.
--- Zeb Packard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello,
> I just signed up to this list, so if I do something wrong
> (netiquete)
> please tell me.
> Q). I'm using slackware with dvd-rom/cd-rw combo disk drive
> and I can't hear
> any cds that I play. I've run alsa, I've got system sounds and
> such. My cd
> players will play my cds as in recognize track 1, track 2,
> etc. but they
> will not produce sound.
>
> Q). Also, I've just set up my apache server and linked it with
> noip.com
> dynamic dns service. I originally had my apache server running
> on M$ XP . My
> servers url is www.ninjaz.serverbeer.com and when I type my
> url into my
> address bar it takes me to my router so
> www.ninjaz.servebeer.com/* will not
> take me any where . I've got at least 30 webpages with these
> links in them.
> I remember in windows there was a file where I put my url into
> that made
> this set up work. Is there a way that I can make my web pages
> viewable on my
> box and the net without having to rewrite everything and if I
> have to
> rewrite what would that look like?
>
> Thanx for your time
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