Re: [expert] Compiling kernel-2.2.16-4mdk
Also sprach lun, 19 jun 2000 : > Hello, > With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would > like to recompile it. However, it > came in RPM form and there is no linux-2.2.16 directory in /usr/src. > Should I have created one before installing the kernel? Can anyone tell > me how to recompile the kernel, please? Are you sure you've installed kernel-source-2.2.16 rpm, and not kernel-2.2.16 only ? -- Guillaume Rousse Iremia - Université de la Réunion Sleep doesn't exists. Just lack of cafeine.
[expert] Compiling kernel-2.2.16-4mdk
Hello, With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would like to recompile it. However, it came in RPM form and there is no linux-2.2.16 directory in /usr/src. Should I have created one before installing the kernel? Can anyone tell me how to recompile the kernel, please? -- Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup.
[expert] what is this error ?
Hi. I got this error : Jun 19 11:50:55 kosh named[25641]: sysquery: nlookup error on ? Jun 19 11:51:06 kosh last message repeated 21 times Jun 19 11:57:18 kosh named[25641]: sysquery: nlookup error on ? Jun 19 11:57:24 kosh last message repeated 3 times I supposed i got two error here, the first is "named" and the second i don't know what it mean by "last message repeated 3 times" etc... any idea ? -lz Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
[expert] Video player sound problem
I encounter a major problem with sound in smpeg, even on a fresh 7.1 install. Animation is very slow, and application doesn't exit properly. Using -nosound option resolves the problem, but that's not very convenient :-) It's not a perm problem, as even root is affected. In rare cases i've been able to have normal rendering, thus i suspect something as a process conflictiong with another, or a lock problem somewhere. Using xmps leads also to the same result, so i suspect this must be a general problem. I precise i use KDE, and i use kernel module for my oss-solo soundcard. -- Guillaume Rousse Iremia - Université de la Réunion Sleep doesn't exists. Just lack of cafeine.
[expert] XF86Setup core dumps
I have no idea why ths happens, but XF86Setup core dumps when run from the console in 7.1 (it worked fine in 7.0). Running: XFree86 3.3.6 on a voodoo3 2000 smp kernel (dual celerons) Any help much appreciated. -- Stephen
Re: [expert] RAM detection problem
Yes, but why would it have worked in the previous version of Mandrake? That's the mystery here . . . Pj wrote: > > Windows users frequently get a shock when they switch systems and find > their Windows friendly RAM isn't being correctly recognized in Linux. > The problem can be as simple as mismatched pairs. 32MB of FP and 32MB of > EDO may equal 64RAM in Windows but Linux will only recognize 32. > > My two cents.. > > Pj -- "Brian, the man from babble-on" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brian T. Schellenberger http://www.babbleon.org Support http://www.eff.org. Support decss defendents. Support http://www.programming-freedom.org. Boycott amazon.com.
Re: [expert] PPP and Enlightenment/netscape image problems
You aren't using 24-bit color perchance? Dom wrote: > > First question... > I use Xisp as my dialer for my ISP, and it all works fine, except > on the console I get the message: can't locate module > char-major-108 > I don't remember ever having this problem before using > Mandrake 6 6.1 and a whole series of redhat... > I am currently using the 2.2.14-15mdk kernel and modules > as supplied with 7.01 and I've not rebuilt it... > Any thoughts...? > Apologies if anyone thinks this is the wrong place for this > question, but it only happened when I upgraded from Mdk 6.0 - > 7.0. > Basically the problem is simple, using Enlightenment with Gnome I > have problems with certain images. ie. the cursor under > enlightenment doesn't mask properly so I get a funny coloured > square behind it... the same happens in netscape when I want to > drag 'n' drop a link for example. Now this all used to work fine > before I upgraded, which is not to put all the blame on the > upgrade! I've untarred some of my enlightenment themes to find > the relevant pix and when I try to open the files, gimp says it > cant. The files all appear to be in an xbm format, if that is of > any help. I have also seen the same problem reproduced on a > machine I did a fresh install on about 2 months ago. My guess is > that some graphics libraries are missing that should probably > have been installed as standard, thus why I'm asking this here... > Has anyone else had the same problem, or know of a solution... > Thanks > Dom Savage > Research Post Graduate > University of East Anglia -- "Brian, the man from babble-on" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brian T. Schellenberger http://www.babbleon.org Support http://www.eff.org. Support decss defendents. Support http://www.programming-freedom.org. Boycott amazon.com.
Re: [expert] Path isn't right
Becuase you have multiple places (in startup scripts most likely) that do this sort of thing: export PATH=(/new/path/element $PATH) Armand Nossaint wrote: > > Why is my path written down three times in set? > > PATH=/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin::/usr/local/toppage/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/ga > mes:/home/nossaint/bin:/usr/local/toppage/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/games:/usr/loc > al/toppage/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/games > > -- Armand -- "Brian, the man from babble-on" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brian T. Schellenberger http://www.babbleon.org Support http://www.eff.org. Support decss defendents. Support http://www.programming-freedom.org. Boycott amazon.com.
Re: [expert] parallel Port CD Burner
I did. I'm really glad that I've got a built-in CD-RW now, 'cause it killed the machine, but it works just fine. Go to the parallel-port page for information; it's been a while and I'm sorta rusty on it now. (Basically the parallel port devices all run either SCSI or IDE over parallel, so you load some parallel-port modules to give you an IDE or SCSI device, and from there it's just like having one that's not on a paralle port, except that it's about 1/10 as fast so you'll be lucky if you can burn at 1x without underflow. (That was my problem--I couldn't burn more than about 1/5 of a CD before I underflowed; that was on a P-166 but it had a cruddy parallel port; with the right sort of fast parallel port it's supposed to work a lot better.) John Aldrich wrote: > > On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, you wrote: > > I'm sure this has been beaten to dealt but is it possible to run a Parallel > > Port CD Burner ( HP ) from within LM 7.1 ?? > > > > > Hmm.I would *guess* that you could, but I've never > heard of anyone using a parallel-port CDR/RW under Linux. > :-) > John -- "Brian, the man from babble-on" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brian T. Schellenberger http://www.babbleon.org Support http://www.eff.org. Support decss defendents. Support http://www.programming-freedom.org. Boycott amazon.com.
Re: [expert] KDM Problems
What happens with a "startxfce"? Necrotica wrote: > > A weird thing happened tonight... > > As I was logging out of X, when X tried to restart itself in an infinite loop. > I was finally able to kill it, but when I rebooted it would just hang when it > tried to start the X server. > > I booted into runlevel 3, ran X, and X loaded fine. I exitted out, went into > runlevel 5, it hung again. > > I powered off the machine, rebooted into runlevel 3, ran gdm, X started and > everything worked fine. I logged out, ran kdm, and it hung. > > So I have narrowed it down to a problem with kdm, but for the life of me I > can't remember what package its in (or what the command line syntax is to grep > through it). Can someone please refresh my useless memory? Thanks... > > -Chris -- Michael H. Collins http://www.linuxlink.com Admiral of OpenSourcery Penguinista Navy All Things French.. Mandrake and XFCE Fun with the Austin Linux group http://www.austinlug.org Need a Real Texas Radio Fix?http://www.kut.org
[expert] KDM Problems
A weird thing happened tonight... As I was logging out of X, when X tried to restart itself in an infinite loop. I was finally able to kill it, but when I rebooted it would just hang when it tried to start the X server. I booted into runlevel 3, ran X, and X loaded fine. I exitted out, went into runlevel 5, it hung again. I powered off the machine, rebooted into runlevel 3, ran gdm, X started and everything worked fine. I logged out, ran kdm, and it hung. So I have narrowed it down to a problem with kdm, but for the life of me I can't remember what package its in (or what the command line syntax is to grep through it). Can someone please refresh my useless memory? Thanks... -Chris
[expert] Make certificates
I've been going through a demonstration on how to set up an ecommerce web site with Apache, PHP4, MySQL, and OpenSSL. The documenation assumes that you are compiling all of the above from source. The instructions advise that when you are compiling Apache that you should run "make cerificates" to create your own certificate. Alas, the Apache RPM came installed when I installed Mandrake. My question is, can this be done with the RPM installation, or should I download the source and just generate a certifcate without actuall installing? Any advice would be helpful. Thanks... -Chris
[expert] SCSI Errors with 2940U2W gone with Mandrake 7.1
For weeks I have been plagued with errors when trying to install Linux on my new machine with it's Adaptec 2940U2W and Seagate LVD drives. Previously I would receive errors such as: SCSI bus is being reset for host 0 channel 0 and SCSI host 0 ch 0 reset pid 0 timed out - trying harder and aborting command due to timeout: pid 0 scsi 0 channel 0 id 0 lun 0 0x00 00 00 00 00 00 and host 0 abort (pid 0) timed out - resetting This would appear to loop indefinitely (I did not wait "indefinitely" to find out!). Unfortunately, no one seemed able to determine the actual problem. Besides installing 7.1, I had also: * Installed an active terminator on the end of the SCSI chain, LVD side. * Set terminiation to "auto" on the adapter, both Ultra and Ultra2 sides. * Enabled "term power to SCSI chain" on BOTH of the LVD drives I had installed. * Enabled termination on the CDROM residing on the Narrow/Ultra side. I hope this message makes it to anyone else having this same problem! John LeMay Jr. Senior Enterprise Consultant NJMC, LLC. Mandrake Linux 7.0 (2.2.14) / Polarbar Mailer 1.16c JDK 1.1.8 IBM build l118-2515
[expert] JDK 1.1.x install
Look at either www.blackdown.org or www.ibm.com for the 1.1.7 and 1.1.8 in RPM format. I use the IBM 1.1.8 and it is FOUND by all the programming I have that calls for 1.1.x JRE or JDK. -- Ken Thompson Electrocom Computer Services 1801 Wayne Dr. Payette, Idaho 83661 Ph. (208) 642-7101 (888) 642-7101 E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.nwaa.com Computer Sales - Service and Repair Internet Web Site Design
Re: [expert] link failure
> > If I compile a source file as: > > gcc -O3 -c fin.o -o fin.c > > everything works fine. If however, I compile as: > > gcc -g -c fin.c -o fin.o > > undefined reference to 'log' > Easy, I think. I noticed this also in HPUX. Usually, things like sin() and log() are FUNCTIONS, stored in libm.so. But some optimizers convert them in inlined code, direct FPU op-codes or something similar. Debug mode forces using library-mode, and O3 mode optimizes some calls. This works only for some calls, say if you use sin(), you don't need libm in optimized mode, but you will need libm for j0 (bessel and so on) both in debug and optimized code. Expect this helps -- Juan Antonio Magallon Lacarta mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Grupo de Informatica Grafica Avanzada http://giga.cps.unizar.es Tlf: 34-976-762354,1916 - Fax: 34-976-761914
[expert] What happened in 7.1???
Wow, why are s many things that were right in 7.0x wrong in 7.1. First, let me start out by saying that I currently have a Dell Inspiron Laptop. Let me say that I ran Mandrake 7.0 previously and have recently reformated and installed 7.1. Problem 1: I have a 3Comm 10/100 Lan+Modem PC Card (3ccfem556). Now when I first installed 7.0 before, the device was discovered and configured automatically during the install sequence .. no problems. When I installed 7.1, the installer did not recognize nor automatically configure the card. When I tried to use the Ethernet Config utility, the card was not even on the list of supported cards and I could not get it to work. But, this card worked flawlessly with the previous version??? Why is this??? Problem 2: When the sound module is loaded during bootup (sounds card is a Maestro) the bootup will hang and not recover, I will have to manually reboot the computer. THis seems to happen about every other time I boot into Linux. Once again, I never encountered this problem with 7.0. Problem 3: I also use a MicroSoft Mouse Periodically that is connected via USB on my laptop. Again, when I installed 7.0 it was automatically deteced and I was able to use this device during an X-session. Now, when I install 7.1 the usb mouse support is very flakey, it does not always work. It almost seems as if the built in mouse in the laptop is causing conflicts. Once again though, I never encountered this probelm with Mandrake 7.0. Let me also say that I have talked to other people who have encountered these same problems so this is not an isolated case. If anyone has any suggestions or helpful comments they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks =) Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
[expert] What happened in 7.1???
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[expert] kernel compile - rpm VC tar.gz
Hi, I am a relatively experienced linux user, who is used to compiling custom kernels using tarballs from ftp.kernal.xx.org. I have installed Mandrake 7.0 to have a look and would now like to customize the kernel. The bottom line is, I would prefer to go via the tarball route rather than rpm's, but I'd like to know a little more about Mandrake before deciding. I gather from the rpm names (kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.src.rpm and kernel-linus-2.2.16-2mdk.src.rpm) that there is some customization done by Mandrake to the pristine kernel sources. How much, and do any experienced users out there have a feel for how *well* ? Also, there is a guide on mandrake.org which suggests updating the "kernel-headers" rpm ... I can't find this for V7.0 Can I use kernel headers and source from (for example) V7.1 to update the kernel in V7.0 ? If not, do I need any more than kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.src.rpm to update V7.0 via the rpm route ? Anyone have any experience to share re upgrading via tarballs (P/PPro/PII/PIII optimization ?) Brgds, Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[expert] link failure
I am having problems linking applications using gcc. If I compile a source file as: gcc -O3 -c fin.o -o fin.c and then link as gcc -o financial fin.o everything works fine. If however, I compile as: gcc -g -c fin.c -o fin.o and then link exactly as above, I get the error message: undefined reference to 'pow' or undefined reference to 'log' Yes I have included - there are NO CHANGES to the source file between the two compiles. - I ONLY executed "rm -f *.o" to force the rec-compilation and linking from the "Makefile" Is this a bug in gcc compiler, gcc linker, missing libraries (my guess) or what? Has this happened to anybody else? If so have you solved the problem? Does anybody know what is happening here or what I am doing wrong
[expert] SSH login Problem
I just installed SSH on two computers. I set up one, tester, as the server, and the other, charlesc, as client. I could log in from the client to the server just find. I then restarted both machines. ssh refuses top alloacate a pseudo tty: root@charlesc # ssh -v -t -l root tester SSH Version OpenSSH-1.2.3, protocol version 1.5. Compiled with SSL. debug: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config debug: ssh_connect: getuid 0 geteuid 0 anon 0 debug: Connecting to tester [192.168.1.12] port 22. debug: Allocated local port 844. debug: Connection established. debug: Remote protocol version 1.5, remote software version OpenSSH-1.2.3 debug: Waiting for server public key. debug: Received server public key (768 bits) and host key (1024 bits). debug: Host 'tester' is known and matches the host key. debug: Encryption type: 3des debug: Sent encrypted session key. debug: Installing crc compensation attack detector. debug: Received encrypted confirmation. debug: Trying RSA authentication with key 'root@charlesc' debug: Received RSA challenge from server. debug: Sending response to host key RSA challenge. debug: Remote: RSA authentication accepted. debug: RSA authentication accepted by server. debug: Requesting pty. Warning: Remote host failed or refused to allocate a pseudo tty. debug: Requesting shell. debug: Entering interactive session. At this point, ssh hangs on charlesc, and I have to kill it. If I try to log in from charlesc to itself, I get: root@charlesc # ssh -v -t -l root charlesc SSH Version OpenSSH-1.2.3, protocol version 1.5. Compiled with SSL. debug: Reading configuration data /etc/ssh/ssh_config debug: Applying options for * debug: ssh_connect: getuid 0 geteuid 0 anon 0 debug: Connecting to charlesc.localdomain [192.168.1.3] port 22. debug: Allocated local port 848. debug: Connection established. and I have to control-C out again. Both machines are running Mandrake 6.1. The packages installed are: root@charlesc # rpm -qa | grep -i ssh openssh-1.2.3-2 openssh-clients-1.2.3-2 openssh-server-1.2.3-2 root@charlesc # rpm -qa | grep -i ssl openssl-0.9.5a-1 Any suggestions? -- -- C^2 No windows were crashed in the making of this email. Looking for fine software and/or web pages? http://w3.trib.com/~ccurley PGP signature
Re: [expert] Apache + CGI = Error?
On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, Asheesh Laroia wrote: > Serving static HTTP content works great. However, perl scripts were > always a huge problem. Since I didn't modify anything before trying Perl, > I was wondering what steps some of you have taken to allow a Mandrake Air > server to dish out dynamic (perl-based) content. Your server looks okay. Have a look at http://AsheeshEnterprises.com/perl/test.pl This is the default test script, all seems okay. However, the scripts installed in the /perl directory are made to run perl as a cgi and not mod_perl. mod_perl is very strict on what it runs. Your visitorbook.pl churns an internal error, I would need your error_log to diagnose it. You can mail me personnaly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you would like me to check it out. You can trust me, my name is in http://AsheeshEnterprises.com/index.shtml ;-) Jean-Michel Dault Corporate Developer MandrakeSoft (Montreal)
Re: [expert] configure: error: Can't find X includes.
Espen wrote: > Oops. Forgot to say that I run Linux Mandrake 7.0, using KDE 1.1.12 with the K > login. > > Espen > > søn, 18 jun 2000, I wrote : > > Hi all! > > I'm trying to install Caitoo, but when I run the configure script I get this > > message. > > > > checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your > > installation and add the correct paths! > > > > [root@localhost caitoo-0.6.4]# > > > > This has happened before too, when I tried to compile another program > > (can't remember what) > > > > Please help. Thanks in advance. > > > > Espen install XFree86-devel-...
Re: [expert] Post-upgrade blues
Running imwheel is not the problem, just running it after root has. If I boot the GUI as root, it automatically runs imwheel (haven't found the specific location to make it stop that yet), and when I leave the windowmanager, it leaves the pid file in /tmp. With the pid file there, imwheel won't run again, because it is convinced it is already running. No matter, I've given up on 7.1 and downgraded back to 7.0-2. It works more reliably for me. On 16 Jun, John Aldrich wrote: > On Thu, 15 Jun 2000, you wrote: >> >> BTW, why does IMWheel leave its root-only PID file in the /tmp >> directory after Root logs out? Real bitch to SU in a terminal just to >> let imwheel run normally as a user. >> > chmod a+x imwheel will fix that. Then, ANYONE will be able > to use imwheel. > John -- --- Nil carborundum illegitimi http://andysocial.com
Re: [expert] One NIC or two?
- Original Message - From: "James Sparenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 4:43 AM Subject: Re: [expert] One NIC or two? > Oh and by the way my current > router/firewall is an old 486 notebook with only one pcmcia slot. So for > the moment a "new Nic" card would cost me a new box. *sigh* there are > reasons for not using my linux/bsd development boxes as a > firewall. Would a 386 be adequate? And, to keep on-topic, wouldn't it be nice to have that 7.1/486 version? (Even the 7.0-2/486 version would be nice if it was on a fast mirror, or is it available form Cheapbytes, etc.?) Hoyt
Re: [expert] Help me: I am Locked OUT!
On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, you wrote: > Something really weird is going on. This is sort of a continuing message > from my last post about JBuilder. So I installed JBuilder last night, then > turn my computer off. This morning I turned it on and somehow my run level > was set to 3. Weird, I thought, anyways I logged in and startx'ed but it > wouldn't go into X. It said something about 'i don't have authority on > Xauthority' and it's failed to connect to X server. > So I changed the runlevel to 5 and reboot. Now it boot to X and I have the > Helix Gnome login, but can't log in. after user id and password with Enter, > the screen will go blank and shoot right back to the login screen. So I log > in as root which is fine. What's going on? Did I get some kinda > hack-attack? although my machine is behind the firewall(rh 6.1 ^^), can > this be possible? Or was it something JBuilder install script's doing? I > am completely lost. I need help. > Try deleting ".Xauthority". Or, double check that YOUR user is the owner of .Xauthority in your home directory. If YOU are the listed owner, try deleting it and letting Mandrake recreate it. John
[expert] USB eth problems
I can get my Lynksys USB100TX to work on my Iopener w/ Mandrake 7.1 but not at bootup where eth0 is delayed/failed. I believe its a network restart that actually gets it going (I enter and leave netconf without doing anything...rc5d/510network reload is the 'change' that is activated). I also get an error on shutdown, something like: dev_close, bug eth0 still running. All I did was enter the pegasus module (not one of the menu choices in netconf) for eth0 when I setup networking in netconf (alias eth0 pegasus was added to conf.modules). What do I need to do to get eth0 running at bootup? Following are bootup messages and network restart messages Bootup: Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: $Revision: 1.228 $ time 15:46:55 May 10 2000 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: High bandwidth mode enabled Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: USB UHCI at I/O 0xe400, IRQ 15 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: Detected 2 ports Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb.c: new USB bus registered, assigned bus number 1 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb.c: USB new device connect, assigned device number 1 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: hub.c: USB hub found Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: hub.c: 2 ports detected Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: USB UHCI at I/O 0xe800, IRQ 15 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb-uhci.c: Detected 2 ports Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb.c: new USB bus registered, assigned bus number 2 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: usb.c: USB new device connect, assigned device number 1 Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: hub.c: USB hub found Jul 17 02:44:43 iop kernel: hub.c: 2 ports detected Jul 17 02:44:43 iop modprobe: Note: /etc/conf.modules is more recent than /lib/modules/2.2.15-4mdk/modules.dep Jul 17 02:44:43 iop usb: Loading USB interface succeeded Jul 17 02:44:44 iop kernel: usb.c: USB new device connect, assigned device number 2 Jul 17 02:44:44 iop kernel: eth0: Linksys USB100TX Jul 17 02:44:44 iop kernel: hub.c: already running port 1 disabled by hub (EMI?), re-enabling... Jul 17 02:44:44 iop kernel: usb.c: USB disconnect on device 2 Jul 17 02:44:44 iop kernel: usb.c: USB new device connect, assigned device number 2 Network restart: Jul 17 02:53:02 iop kernel: pegasus.c: party FAIL Jul 17 02:53:02 iop kernel: pegasus.c: eth0: set Rx mode Jul 17 02:53:02 iop last message repeated 3 times Jul 17 02:53:05 iop network: Bringing up device eth0 succeeded
Re: [expert] Java servlets
There's Apache JServ at http://java.apache.org/ On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, you wrote: > Hello > > Which package(s) should I install if I want Java Servlets on my web server? > The server is now working just fine with PHP and now I want to try java > servlets. I prefer rpms insteed of compiling the program myself. > > / Martin
Re: [expert] jdk1.2.2
On Son, 18 Jun 2000, Fabrice SERVANT wrote: > What is the rpm problem ? The package seems to have been corrupt - nevermind. > The only thing jdk1.2.2 needs is a correct path to the binaries (javac, > java, appletviewer) then it must be good for the libraries. Yeah, it all boiled down to something that happened to the tar.gz leaving me with an incomplete install. It's running now, though. Thanks to anyone who helped. cya, Volker
Re: [expert] network neighberhood
LinuxMan wrote: > larry : > > tryed that...no good... > it want's to import the Linux lmhosts file > i need to login into the nt domain and cannot do it... > any other way or util you know i can try ? > 10x Wasn't aware that you had to import the lmhost file. Seem like we are using it to share the Win98 resources and did not chose to import the lmhost file. Maybe I wrong about this... Larry
Re: [expert] network neighberhood
larry : tryed that...no good... it want's to import the Linux lmhosts file i need to login into the nt domain and cannot do it... any other way or util you know i can try ? 10x Larry Sword wrote: > > "LinuxMan :-)" wrote: > > > heya all ! :-) > > > > does anyone know a util that can allow me login with my mdk 7.1 into > > an NT domain > > and browse the workstation's as if i was using an ms workstation > > myself ? > > > > it's a bitch to have another pc running ms winnt just for that :( > > 10x... > > > > > > -- > > -- > > Best Regard's , > > Amir Tal, > > System Administrator > > Intercomp Ltd. > > > > Office : 09-9526993. > > ICQ : 15748705 > > > > Have a Nice Day...:-) > > -- > > > Begin3 > Title: LinNeighborhood > Version:0.4.4 > Entered-date: 15MAR00 > Description:LinNeighborhood is a X-Window port of Windows Network > Neighborhood. It permits to browse an SMB (CIFS) > network consisting of Samba, Windows (WfW, 95, 98, NT), > ... and to mount shares > Keywords: Samba, Network Neighborhood, browse, smbmount > Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans Schmid) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Stemmer) > Maintained-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans Schmid) > Primary-site: http://www.bnro.de/~schmidjo > 95k LinNeighborhood-0.4.4.src.tar.gz > Platforms: Linux, Samba, GTK+ 1.2.x > Copying-policy: GPL > End > > This is an excellent program and is available as an RPM format. > > Larry -- -- Best Regard's , Amir Tal, System Administrator Intercomp Ltd. ICQ : 15748705 Office : 09-9526993. Have a Nice Day...:-) --
Re: [expert] network neighberhood
"LinuxMan :-)" wrote: > heya all ! :-) > > does anyone know a util that can allow me login with my mdk 7.1 into > an NT domain > and browse the workstation's as if i was using an ms workstation > myself ? > > it's a bitch to have another pc running ms winnt just for that :( > 10x... > > > -- > -- > Best Regard's , > Amir Tal, > System Administrator > Intercomp Ltd. > > Office : 09-9526993. > ICQ : 15748705 > > Have a Nice Day...:-) > -- > Begin3 Title: LinNeighborhood Version:0.4.4 Entered-date: 15MAR00 Description:LinNeighborhood is a X-Window port of Windows Network Neighborhood. It permits to browse an SMB (CIFS) network consisting of Samba, Windows (WfW, 95, 98, NT), ... and to mount shares Keywords: Samba, Network Neighborhood, browse, smbmount Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans Schmid) [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Stemmer) Maintained-by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans Schmid) Primary-site: http://www.bnro.de/~schmidjo 95k LinNeighborhood-0.4.4.src.tar.gz Platforms: Linux, Samba, GTK+ 1.2.x Copying-policy: GPL End This is an excellent program and is available as an RPM format. Larry
Re: [expert] configure: error: Can't find X includes.
Oops. Forgot to say that I run Linux Mandrake 7.0, using KDE 1.1.12 with the K login. Espen søn, 18 jun 2000, I wrote : > Hi all! > I'm trying to install Caitoo, but when I run the configure script I get this > message. > > checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your > installation and add the correct paths! > > [root@localhost caitoo-0.6.4]# > > This has happened before too, when I tried to compile another program > (can't remember what) > > Please help. Thanks in advance. > > Espen
[expert] configure: error: Can't find X includes.
Hi all! I'm trying to install Caitoo, but when I run the configure script I get this message. checking for X... configure: error: Can't find X includes. Please check your installation and add the correct paths! [root@localhost caitoo-0.6.4]# This has happened before too, when I tried to compile another program (can't remember what) Please help. Thanks in advance. Espen
Re: [expert] 7.1 PCMCIA Install Problem
Is there one? if not create one. ?? Don't really know. Have only seen this remotely. Try tty1 or 2. Douglas Keller wrote: > > I am trying to install 7.1 with a network install using the > pcmcia.img, everything works fine until the installer tries to bring > up X, it gets the following error message: > > xf86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or diretory) > > Figuring I could manually configure X after, I finished the install > and rebooted. When booting I get a message saying it is unable to > open an initial console and the machine seems to hang. > > The machine is a Thinkpad 560 which previously had Mandrake 7.0 on it. > > doug -- Michael H. Collins http://www.linuxlink.com Admiral of OpenSourcery Penguinista Navy All Things French.. Mandrake and XFCE Fun with the Austin Linux group http://www.austinlug.org Need a Real Texas Radio Fix?http://www.kut.org
[expert] KDE2 1.91 and dcopserver
I downloaded the various RPM's for KDE2 1.91 (the only thing I couldn't find was libasound.so.1) but that isn't a biggie. My problem is dcopserver, as soon as I run it to run KDE2 I get this error: networkIdsList argument is NULL what configuration file did I miss editing? Do I require an entry in hosts.allow for my machine? Regards Dan http://www.bits-of-knowledge.com
RE: [expert] network neighberhood
If you either enable encrypted passwords in Samba, or enabled cleartext in NT you can use Samba to browse the shares on your domain. For this to work you have to point Samba to the Domain Controller for authentication in /etc/smb.conf. Once done try a login using the smbclient program. If it does not accept the login, then you have not set up Samba Users and Passwords properly... see: smbadduser, smbpasswd Once Samba can see the shares, you can use any of the Gui tools to "browse" the NT domain... -JMS -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of LinuxMan :-)Sent: Sunday, June 18, 2000 7:33 AMTo: expert listSubject: [expert] network neighberhoodheya all ! :-) does anyone know a util that can allow me login with my mdk 7.1 into an NT domain and browse the workstation's as if i was using an ms workstation myself ? it's a bitch to have another pc running ms winnt just for that :( 10x... -- -- Best Regard's , Amir Tal, System Administrator Intercomp Ltd. Office : 09-9526993. ICQ : 15748705 Have a Nice Day... :-) --
[expert] network neighberhood
heya all ! :-) does anyone know a util that can allow me login with my mdk 7.1 into an NT domain and browse the workstation's as if i was using an ms workstation myself ? it's a bitch to have another pc running ms winnt just for that :( 10x... -- -- Best Regard's , Amir Tal, System Administrator Intercomp Ltd. Office : 09-9526993. ICQ : 15748705 Have a Nice Day... :-) --
Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk
James Sparenberg wrote: >I did proceed and it worked ok for me. That's the best guarantee I can > give you. If you go to > http://www.mandrakeuser.org/install/kupgrade2.html you'll see where I got > my info to do what I did and like I said it worked ok for me. The only > thing I added is re-running lilo after you make the sim links. I don't > know if it was needed but it made me feel better. > > James > James, Thanks - it worked. Regards. -- Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup.
Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk
At 03:39 AM 6/18/00, you wrote: >James Sparenberg wrote: > > > > I've had the same problem on occasion. Do this From the command line > > Type rpm -Uvh kernel.xxx.rpm --force (note the two dashes before force > > and that kernell.xxx is whatever you kernel rpm is) Then go to /boot and > > make sure the sim links are complete. To do this do ln -sf > > /boot/System.map.xxx (new map) /boot/System.map and then ln -sf > > /boot/vmlinuz /boot/vmlinuz.xxx This will repair the sym links in that > > directory. (type ls -l to verify that they are correct) Finally rerun lilo > > by typing lilo at a prompt. All should be well at that point and you > > should be able to reboot no problem. The only other thing I've encountered > > has been that the rpm sometimes gives the new kernel a "name" that is too > > long if so just edit /etc/lilo.conf and give it a new shorter name. (bob, > > newkernel, foo whatever) > > > > At 05:12 AM 6/17/00, you wrote: > > >Hello, > > >I am running LM7.0 with kernel 2.2.14-15mdk. I saw in the MUO > > >newsletter no8 that the new kernel was available so I downloaded it. If > > >I try to install through kpackage I get the message: Error! execution of > > >script failed. If I try rpm -Uvh kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.rpm I get the > > >message: package kernel-2.2.16-4mdk is already installed. But, of > > >course, it isn't. > > >Can anyone assist, please. > > >Thanks. > >James, >Thanks. I tried --force and got the following: >kernel### >cat: invalid option --c >Try 'cat --help' for more information. >cp: 2.2.16-4mdk: No such file or directory >Added win #(this is what I call windows in lilo)# >read /boot/vmlinuz: no such file or directory >execution of script failed >Segmentation fault (core dumped) > >I checked /boot and it contains System.map-2.2.16-4mdk(195608 bytes) and >vmlinuz-2.2.16-4mdk(686770 bytes). I did not do the sim links at this >stage. Something is broken in the install script perhaps. Is it safe >to proceed? I wonder do I need it that much, anyway. >Regards and thanks. I did proceed and it worked ok for me. That's the best guarantee I can give you. If you go to http://www.mandrakeuser.org/install/kupgrade2.html you'll see where I got my info to do what I did and like I said it worked ok for me. The only thing I added is re-running lilo after you make the sim links. I don't know if it was needed but it made me feel better. James >-- >Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA >Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup.
Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk
James Sparenberg wrote: > > I've had the same problem on occasion. Do this From the command line > Type rpm -Uvh kernel.xxx.rpm --force (note the two dashes before force > and that kernell.xxx is whatever you kernel rpm is) Then go to /boot and > make sure the sim links are complete. To do this do ln -sf > /boot/System.map.xxx (new map) /boot/System.map and then ln -sf > /boot/vmlinuz /boot/vmlinuz.xxx This will repair the sym links in that > directory. (type ls -l to verify that they are correct) Finally rerun lilo > by typing lilo at a prompt. All should be well at that point and you > should be able to reboot no problem. The only other thing I've encountered > has been that the rpm sometimes gives the new kernel a "name" that is too > long if so just edit /etc/lilo.conf and give it a new shorter name. (bob, > newkernel, foo whatever) > > At 05:12 AM 6/17/00, you wrote: > >Hello, > >I am running LM7.0 with kernel 2.2.14-15mdk. I saw in the MUO > >newsletter no8 that the new kernel was available so I downloaded it. If > >I try to install through kpackage I get the message: Error! execution of > >script failed. If I try rpm -Uvh kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.rpm I get the > >message: package kernel-2.2.16-4mdk is already installed. But, of > >course, it isn't. > >Can anyone assist, please. > >Thanks. James, Thanks. I tried --force and got the following: kernel### cat: invalid option --c Try 'cat --help' for more information. cp: 2.2.16-4mdk: No such file or directory Added win #(this is what I call windows in lilo)# read /boot/vmlinuz: no such file or directory execution of script failed Segmentation fault (core dumped) I checked /boot and it contains System.map-2.2.16-4mdk(195608 bytes) and vmlinuz-2.2.16-4mdk(686770 bytes). I did not do the sim links at this stage. Something is broken in the install script perhaps. Is it safe to proceed? I wonder do I need it that much, anyway. Regards and thanks. -- Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup.
Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk where is it?
http://www.mandrakeuser.org/install/kupgrade2.html gives a how to. As for the kernel I actually got it from the same place I got the distro. The upgrade I did was from the standard kernel to the secure kernel. You will find them in the cooker directory as well. If you are looking for the beta versions of a kernel. James At 01:32 AM 6/18/00, you wrote: >where in the website can you dl the new kernel in rpm format? I see mention >of itI followed links to it...and ya know I couldn't find the darn >thing... > >Thanks > >Jim >- Original Message - >From: "James Sparenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 2:37 PM >Subject: Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk > > >I've had the same problem on occasion. Do this From the command line >Type rpm -Uvh kernel.xxx.rpm --force (note the two dashes before force >and that kernell.xxx is whatever you kernel rpm is) Then go to /boot and >make sure the sim links are complete. To do this do ln -sf >/boot/System.map.xxx (new map) /boot/System.map and then ln -sf >/boot/vmlinuz /boot/vmlinuz.xxx This will repair the sym links in that >directory. (type ls -l to verify that they are correct) Finally rerun lilo >by typing lilo at a prompt. All should be well at that point and you >should be able to reboot no problem. The only other thing I've encountered >has been that the rpm sometimes gives the new kernel a "name" that is too >long if so just edit /etc/lilo.conf and give it a new shorter name. (bob, >newkernel, foo whatever) > >At 05:12 AM 6/17/00, you wrote: > >Hello, > >I am running LM7.0 with kernel 2.2.14-15mdk. I saw in the MUO > >newsletter no8 that the new kernel was available so I downloaded it. If > >I try to install through kpackage I get the message: Error! execution of > >script failed. If I try rpm -Uvh kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.rpm I get the > >message: package kernel-2.2.16-4mdk is already installed. But, of > >course, it isn't. > >Can anyone assist, please. > >Thanks. > >-- > >Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA > >Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup. > >
Re: [expert] Netscape problem
BS''D > > netscape brings everytime I open a new browser-window: > > > > "netscape is unable to locate the server (no name specified) > > please check the server name and try again" > > > > this happens when I use dhcp and/or when the IP is fixed > > there is no apache running on my machine > i presume you have helix-gnome installed. if you look at the command that's being > executed, i don't have it handy at the moment, you'll see some kind of weird script > being executed. replace this with netscape or netscape-communicator with no > arguments and the problem will go away. it's the lack of apache that causes the > problem. LinuxMan wrote: > > Set your homepage to "about:" at > > edit--->preferences>navigator Thanx to both for your message, but ... :-( ...unfortunately this does not help "about:" brings me some netscape default message but also the error window It's true, I upgraded to new helixcode-gnome from their site, since in the mandrake 7.1/cooker setting I have no icons on the right side & could not change them. Anyway, I think it is a problem related to some gnomelib setting. There is a boot message in /var/log/messages: gnome-name-server[744]: name server starting gnome-name-server[745]: name server was running on display, exiting Any idea how to fix that? Best, Daniel.
Re: [expert] One NIC or two?
>> So let's see if I've got this straight? >> >> I can do IP masq with one ethernet card in the linux box (as >> router/firewall)? >> >> cables: >> DSL modem into Hub A >> Linux Box into Hub A >> Mac Workstations into Hub A >> >> ip addresses: >> macs are set to 192.168.1.X >> DSL IP comes in as y.y.y.y >> linux box listens to y.y.y.y and 192.168.1.X >> >> this setup let's me be cheap and save my $19 but it opens my subnet wide to >> anyone who figures out the subnet address? (kind of like a VPN for crackers) >> >> I think I'll spend the $19. >> >> Gavin > > > Gavin, > Normally true, but what I was looking for was what Civileme gave me as > far as "reasonableness" of explanation. Oh and by the way my current > router/firewall is an old 486 notebook with only one pcmcia slot. So for > the moment a "new Nic" card would cost me a new box. *sigh* there are > reasons for not using my linux/bsd development boxes as a > firewall. Perhaps the best is that our boxes behind this firewall change > almost daily. (people load new OS's move boxes to their homes etc etc > constantly) New company, small income. Tiny firewall. Actually I was only musing about my own impending DSL line. For a second there I thought I might get away with just the 1 card that's already in the box. G
[expert] 7.1 PCMCIA Install Problem
I am trying to install 7.1 with a network install using the pcmcia.img, everything works fine until the installer tries to bring up X, it gets the following error message: xf86OpenConsole: Cannot open /dev/tty0 (No such file or diretory) Figuring I could manually configure X after, I finished the install and rebooted. When booting I get a message saying it is unable to open an initial console and the machine seems to hang. The machine is a Thinkpad 560 which previously had Mandrake 7.0 on it. doug
Re: [expert] jdk1.2.2
What is the rpm problem ? The only thing jdk1.2.2 needs is a correct path to the binaries (javac, java, appletviewer) then it must be good for the libraries. fabricio Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [expert] One NIC or two?
At 11:26 PM 6/17/00, you wrote: > > I've got a question here. What if any are the advantages of using two > > NIC's On the firewall we run here (FreeBSD) we are only using a single NIC > > for both directions. To the network and to the Net. (and we run video > > conferencing video so traffic is heavy) As I see it adding a second NIC > > only serves to add latency to the net access. Unless your traffic volume > > exceeds 10 or 100 mbs in any one direction (depending on your net speed) > > the card even in half duplex mode should be more than able to handle the > > traffic. I've asked this question before in other groups and no one could > > give me an answer that held water. Thanks hope this isn't off topic if it > > is please ignore and I apologize. > > > > James > >Well, I changed the topic to something appropriate. > >Let's say that you use One NIC and give it two addresses... If >it has only one address, I am sailing by any firewall you set up >on that box, BSD or not, because that means all your machines >have network addresses reachable from outside. > >If not--and you have two addresses on the card, one for local >under the "experimental" addresses which are reserved from use on >the internet, like > >192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 >176.16.0.0-176.31.255.255 >10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255 > >and the other a real internet address. This means incoming >traffic from the internet is recognized and processed , then >retransmitted on the same NIC to the local station if not >filtered out. This is equivalent to having two NICs since you >have the latency. In fact this rig is sometimes called the "poor >man's router". I would hazard a guess that this is the >configuration of your firewall. It is more secure than attaching >the interface to the internet router through a hub and attaching >the locals onto the same hub. > >Now if your "firewall" is on a hub with the local stations and >the hub also connects to the internet router, then Mr. Aloysius >Blackhat out on the internet figures out your local subnet and >configures a similar subnet on his end--working a similar >"firewall/router" combo, and into your subnet he comes with an >EASY CRACK--he's just another one of the localhost folks. > >I don't see any of these configurations getting away from >latency, which is rather unimportant at the speeds we speak of >and easily resolved with a little buffering. The internet has >plenty of logjams that will affect your setup far worse. > >Civileme Thanks this is actually the first "reasonable" explanation I've gotten. Usually I just get the answer of either "security" or the traffic explanation I stated above. Thanks. Oh and latency is a large concern with Real Time video. Otherwise you are definitely right.
Re: [expert] KDE problems
At 11:36 PM 6/17/00, you wrote: >Joel Stanley wrote: > > > > Is it just me, or is the standard installation of KDE for MDK 7.1 a tad > > broken? I installed 7.1 on a friend's computer who is pretty new to Linux > > and I'm in the midst of trying to show him how to add icons to the KDE > > panel...but the damn kmenuedit program doesn't work if I run it from the > > command line (it runs, but there's no way to add menu items), and for some > > reason KDE thinks that it is not installed when invoked from the KDE menu > > (it literally pops up a dialog box saying that it's not installed :) > > > > In order to add an item to the panel, the program or whatever has to have > > a listing in the application menu as far as I can tell, and without the > > menu editor, I had to drop into a shell and set up a .kdelnk file in > > /usr/share/applnks/...etc...far too much work. > > > > Any ideas? I checked on the webpage and didn't see anything about KDE > > issues and was MandrakeUpdate didn't find anything kde-related. > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > -j > > > > -- > > Joel R. Stanley * [EMAIL PROTECTED] * #include > > "You are in a maze of twisty passages, all alike." >Umm > >Well, the menu system was _Changed_ in 7.1 and to handle it you >need to go to the menu and select documentation and read what the >user manual and the reference manual say about it... You need to >throw new menu items into a subdirectory of /etc to make sure >they aren't wiped by an update--and the graphic edit get sets up >items that will be erased on each boot. You may notice that the >menu looks the _same_ in all WMs now. > >This is a feature. And it will be more fun in the next >distro, I wager, because it is confusing many, and the features >added will likely be enhanced to provide superior functionality. >For now, we users just have to learn something new. > >Civileme Ah yes features. A M$ spin name for a bug :-)
Re: [expert] One NIC or two?
At 11:50 PM 6/17/00, you wrote: >on 6/17/00 11:26 PM, Civileme wrote: > > > > >> I've got a question here. What if any are the advantages of using two > >> NIC's On the firewall we run here (FreeBSD) we are only using a > single NIC > >> for both directions. To the network and to the Net. (and we run video > >> conferencing video so traffic is heavy) As I see it adding a second NIC > >> only serves to add latency to the net access. Unless your traffic volume > >> exceeds 10 or 100 mbs in any one direction (depending on your net speed) > >> the card even in half duplex mode should be more than able to handle the > >> traffic. I've asked this question before in other groups and no one could > >> give me an answer that held water. Thanks hope this isn't off topic if it > >> is please ignore and I apologize. > >> > >> James > > > > Well, I changed the topic to something appropriate. > > > > Let's say that you use One NIC and give it two addresses... If > > it has only one address, I am sailing by any firewall you set up > > on that box, BSD or not, because that means all your machines > > have network addresses reachable from outside. > > > > If not--and you have two addresses on the card, one for local > > under the "experimental" addresses which are reserved from use on > > the internet, like > > > > 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 > > 176.16.0.0-176.31.255.255 > > 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255 > > > > and the other a real internet address. This means incoming > > traffic from the internet is recognized and processed , then > > retransmitted on the same NIC to the local station if not > > filtered out. This is equivalent to having two NICs since you > > have the latency. In fact this rig is sometimes called the "poor > > man's router". I would hazard a guess that this is the > > configuration of your firewall. It is more secure than attaching > > the interface to the internet router through a hub and attaching > > the locals onto the same hub. > > > > Now if your "firewall" is on a hub with the local stations and > > the hub also connects to the internet router, then Mr. Aloysius > > Blackhat out on the internet figures out your local subnet and > > configures a similar subnet on his end--working a similar > > "firewall/router" combo, and into your subnet he comes with an > > EASY CRACK--he's just another one of the localhost folks. > > Civileme > >So let's see if I've got this straight? > >I can do IP masq with one ethernet card in the linux box (as >router/firewall)? > >cables: >DSL modem into Hub A >Linux Box into Hub A >Mac Workstations into Hub A > >ip addresses: >macs are set to 192.168.1.X >DSL IP comes in as y.y.y.y >linux box listens to y.y.y.y and 192.168.1.X > >this setup let's me be cheap and save my $19 but it opens my subnet wide to >anyone who figures out the subnet address? (kind of like a VPN for crackers) > >I think I'll spend the $19. > >Gavin Gavin, Normally true, but what I was looking for was what Civileme gave me as far as "reasonableness" of explanation. Oh and by the way my current router/firewall is an old 486 notebook with only one pcmcia slot. So for the moment a "new Nic" card would cost me a new box. *sigh* there are reasons for not using my linux/bsd development boxes as a firewall. Perhaps the best is that our boxes behind this firewall change almost daily. (people load new OS's move boxes to their homes etc etc constantly) New company, small income. Tiny firewall.
Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk where is it?
where in the website can you dl the new kernel in rpm format? I see mention of itI followed links to it...and ya know I couldn't find the darn thing... Thanks Jim - Original Message - From: "James Sparenberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 2:37 PM Subject: Re: [expert] kernel 2.2.16-4mdk I've had the same problem on occasion. Do this From the command line Type rpm -Uvh kernel.xxx.rpm --force (note the two dashes before force and that kernell.xxx is whatever you kernel rpm is) Then go to /boot and make sure the sim links are complete. To do this do ln -sf /boot/System.map.xxx (new map) /boot/System.map and then ln -sf /boot/vmlinuz /boot/vmlinuz.xxx This will repair the sym links in that directory. (type ls -l to verify that they are correct) Finally rerun lilo by typing lilo at a prompt. All should be well at that point and you should be able to reboot no problem. The only other thing I've encountered has been that the rpm sometimes gives the new kernel a "name" that is too long if so just edit /etc/lilo.conf and give it a new shorter name. (bob, newkernel, foo whatever) At 05:12 AM 6/17/00, you wrote: >Hello, >I am running LM7.0 with kernel 2.2.14-15mdk. I saw in the MUO >newsletter no8 that the new kernel was available so I downloaded it. If >I try to install through kpackage I get the message: Error! execution of >script failed. If I try rpm -Uvh kernel-2.2.16-4mdk.rpm I get the >message: package kernel-2.2.16-4mdk is already installed. But, of >course, it isn't. >Can anyone assist, please. >Thanks. >-- >Dennis Robertson 2/2 Sylvia Street NOOSAVILLE QLD 4566 AUSTRALIA >Phone: 61 7 54742343 Mobile: 0419 535539 Fax: Phone for setup.
Re: [expert] Help me: I am Locked OUT!
Hi tim :) a few thing's : 1) why shut down linux ? Leave in always on...i do... :) 2) login as root and cp .Xdefaults /home/user_home_dir 3)if this does not work , Xconfigurator again and set the x-server params again good luck :) >> Original Message << On 6/17/00, 5:48:42 PM, "TK Kim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding [expert] Help me: I am Locked OUT!: > Something really weird is going on. This is sort of a continuing message > from my last post about JBuilder. So I installed JBuilder last night, then > turn my computer off. This morning I turned it on and somehow my run level > was set to 3. Weird, I thought, anyways I logged in and startx'ed but it > wouldn't go into X. It said something about 'i don't have authority on > Xauthority' and it's failed to connect to X server. > So I changed the runlevel to 5 and reboot. Now it boot to X and I have the > Helix Gnome login, but can't log in. after user id and password with Enter, > the screen will go blank and shoot right back to the login screen. So I log > in as root which is fine. What's going on? Did I get some kinda > hack-attack? although my machine is behind the firewall(rh 6.1 ^^), can > this be possible? Or was it something JBuilder install script's doing? I > am completely lost. I need help. > I would really appreciate some of yours expertise. > Thanks > > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
Re: [expert] One NIC or two?
Gavin Clark wrote: > > on 6/17/00 11:26 PM, Civileme wrote: > > > > >> I've got a question here. What if any are the advantages of using two > >> NIC's On the firewall we run here (FreeBSD) we are only using a single NIC > >> for both directions. To the network and to the Net. (and we run video > >> conferencing video so traffic is heavy) As I see it adding a second NIC > >> only serves to add latency to the net access. Unless your traffic volume > >> exceeds 10 or 100 mbs in any one direction (depending on your net speed) > >> the card even in half duplex mode should be more than able to handle the > >> traffic. I've asked this question before in other groups and no one could > >> give me an answer that held water. Thanks hope this isn't off topic if it > >> is please ignore and I apologize. > >> > >> James > > > > Well, I changed the topic to something appropriate. > > > > Let's say that you use One NIC and give it two addresses... If > > it has only one address, I am sailing by any firewall you set up > > on that box, BSD or not, because that means all your machines > > have network addresses reachable from outside. > > > > If not--and you have two addresses on the card, one for local > > under the "experimental" addresses which are reserved from use on > > the internet, like > > > > 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255 > > 176.16.0.0-176.31.255.255 > > 10.0.0.0-10.255.255.255 > > > > and the other a real internet address. This means incoming > > traffic from the internet is recognized and processed , then > > retransmitted on the same NIC to the local station if not > > filtered out. This is equivalent to having two NICs since you > > have the latency. In fact this rig is sometimes called the "poor > > man's router". I would hazard a guess that this is the > > configuration of your firewall. It is more secure than attaching > > the interface to the internet router through a hub and attaching > > the locals onto the same hub. > > > > Now if your "firewall" is on a hub with the local stations and > > the hub also connects to the internet router, then Mr. Aloysius > > Blackhat out on the internet figures out your local subnet and > > configures a similar subnet on his end--working a similar > > "firewall/router" combo, and into your subnet he comes with an > > EASY CRACK--he's just another one of the localhost folks. > > Civileme > > So let's see if I've got this straight? > > I can do IP masq with one ethernet card in the linux box (as > router/firewall)? > > cables: > DSL modem into Hub A > Linux Box into Hub A > Mac Workstations into Hub A > > ip addresses: > macs are set to 192.168.1.X > DSL IP comes in as y.y.y.y > linux box listens to y.y.y.y and 192.168.1.X > > this setup let's me be cheap and save my $19 but it opens my subnet wide to > anyone who figures out the subnet address? (kind of like a VPN for crackers) > > I think I'll spend the $19. > > Gavin I think that's a good choice. Aren't you glad you are a white hat? Don't you wish everyone was? Civileme
Re: [expert] IP MAsq / IP Chains problems on mandrake 7
Civileme wrote: > Darcy Brodie wrote: > > > > Hello > > > > i am still having trouble with this Mandrake setup. > > I am attempting to setup IP Masqurading through IP Chains . > > I have had this configuration previously running on a RH 5 box, and decided > > to upgrade. > > > > I have used the PMFirewall program to create the firewall and > > masqurading rules. From the Linux box, I can ping both the internal > > network and the internet. However, from a workstation running win98, I > > can only ping the linux box. When I attempt to ping the intetnet, I get > > the following (thanks to tcpdump) > > > > 13:05:47.551865 192.168.67.20 > 220867-db: icmp: 192.168.67.20 udp > > port unreachable [tos 0xc0] > > > > I have have removed all of the pmfirewall rules and tried a very basic > > ip chains rules as follows > > > > echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward > > /sbin/ipchains -P forward DENY > > /sbin/ipchains -A forward -s 192.168.67.0/24 -j MASQ > > > > i realize that this is probablu the simplst ip masq rules that can be > > set, but I still get the same message in tcpdump > > > > I am using 2 network cards, 1 connected directly to my cable modem > > (which gets it's ip via dhcp) This is eth0 > > The second one is connected to my local network with a static ip of > > 192.168.67.20 > > The win98 workstation has a static ip of 192.168.67.2 > > On the linux box, the DNS server is pointing to the DNS server from > > my ISP > > The default gateway is also pointing to my ISP's gateway > > The above settings are exactly the same as what I was running on > > the RH5 box, but I was using ipfwadm for my rules > > > > Darcy > > ipchains -P forward DENY > ipchains -A forward -i eth0 -j MASQ > echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward > > On the win98 box default gateway is 192.168.67.20 (Win doesn't > know much about routing) > > DNS's should be spec'ed on both machines, if only to save time > and the search sequence hosts. dns on the linbox. > > Let me know how that works > > Civileme > ] Thank you for your assistance. I changed my dns lookup on hte windoze box to also point to my isp's dnx server, and everything is working now Darcy
