[Cooker] Sendmail Virtual Domains are broken in Cooker
Hello, I have been using sendmail with linuxconf virtual mail accounts since MDK 7.1 and with little trouble until MDK 8.2 came out. With 8.2 and cooker, sendmail will not recognize virtual domains as a domain to be delivered locally, and it gives you the "mail loops back to me" error. I am configuring it with Linuxconf and it always just worked. After much messing around, I downloaded the src rpm for sendmail from 8.1 and recompiled it on my 8.2 install, and that fixed it. I an not sure what the problem is, but something changed between sendmail-8.11.6-3mdk and sendmail-8.12.1-4mdk that broke virtual domains with linuxconf as a configuration tool. One thing that I noticed is that linuxconf expected there to be a /usr/bin/makemap, and there is only a /usr/sbin/makemap. In sendmail-8.11.6-3mdk there is both /usr/bin/makemap and /usr/sbin/makemap. I tried copying /usr/sbin/makemap to /usr/bin/makemap, but it did not work. Maybe someone can figure this out. Thanks much for the Great product. If I can be of any help, let me know. Joseph
[Cooker] Postfix
Hello I am not sure if this is the right list to ask this, but I have run into a dead-end looking for info on this. So if someone knows where I can find documation regarding this, please point me there. I would like to try out postfix, but I need to use virtual domains, and I need a nice GUI to add users, domains, and so on. The reason is that my costomer is not a linux user, and would be lost if he had to use manual stuff. So can postfix deliver to Linuxconf virtual domains?? Any help would be great Joseph
[Cooker] Sendmail
Hello, I am trying to use sendmail with linuxconf virtual users in MDK 8.2, but it seems to be completely broken. Sendmail will relay messages, and deliver to the default domain, but will not deliver to a virtual domain. I can't figure out where the problem lies. I know that I am setting it up wright because I have sendmail with linuxconf virtual domains running on a 7.0, 7.2, two 8.1's, and now I am trying a 8.2 distribution and suddenly it stops working. Here is a rundown of what I can see. Like I stated above, I can make it relay, and deliver to the default domain. But I can not make a virtual domain work. If I add the virtual domain to /etc/mail/local-host-names, then it will deliver the virtual domain mail to the default domain mail boxes. I also see that sendmail was looking for makemap under /usr/bin/makemap, but it is under /usr/sbin/makemap. I fixed this but it did not help. I don't know if this is a sendmail problem or a linuxconf problem?? I don't know if this is a MDK package problem or is it in linuxconf or sendmail?? Maybe I should be asking another list?? Any help would be great. Joseph
Re: [Cooker] Control Center in Beta 4
On Wednesday 06 March 2002 12:48 pm, Joseph T Watson wrote: > Hello > > I just installed the beta 4 release and the install went very smoolth, > just like I would expect from a Mandrake Product. > > One little glitch that I found was in the Control Center. When I click on > the Add/Remove Software to bring up RpmDrake, the hole interface goes > bye-bye and I don't get Rpmdrake. So I just start it from the KMenu and > all works as expected. So it appears there is a small glitch in MDK > Control Center. > > > Great job everyone. > > Joseph Let me Add some info to my post to maybe help out. Here is the error messages [root@Smokey jtwatson]# mcc modprobe: Can't locate module floppy nb page : 5 Now I clicked on the Add/Remove Software and here is what I got. Can't use an undefined value as an ARRAY reference at /usr/X11R6/bin/drakconf.real line 555, line 3. [root@Smokey jtwatson]# Hope this helps Joseph
[Cooker] Control Center in Beta 4
Hello I just installed the beta 4 release and the install went very smoolth, just like I would expect from a Mandrake Product. One little glitch that I found was in the Control Center. When I click on the Add/Remove Software to bring up RpmDrake, the hole interface goes bye-bye and I don't get Rpmdrake. So I just start it from the KMenu and all works as expected. So it appears there is a small glitch in MDK Control Center. Great job everyone. Joseph
Re: [Cooker] KDE File Association problem?
Well I am running Bata 3, and this is not a problem in KDE. Is this problem later then Bata 3? Joseph On Sunday 03 March 2002 12:02 am, you wrote: > I still with the most current kde-base and cooker can not proprely open > directorys on the desktop I have to re associate them every time i boot > the machine. Does anyone know of a way to make the associations stay ? > > I am associating it ot > > kfmclient openProfile filemanagement > > and that works fine, works great. even if i log out and log back in.. > but when i reboot its all gone again..
[Cooker] PostgreSQL
Hello I am wondering if postgreSQL is going to be updated soon??? LM 8.0 comes with 7.0.3, and there is a few long awaited features in 7.1 that would be awesome to have. Thanks, Joseph
[Cooker] What is kapm-idled
Hello I have noticed a process soaking up a lot of proccessor time, and am trying to figure out what it is?? Does anyone know what kapm-idled is and why it uses so much of the processor? Do I have something configured wrong? Below is a list of the processes and as you can see it is using way more then its share of the processor, the bottom listing is after the computer was running and being used for about 3 hours. Any help would be great. Joseph 3 root 9 0 00 0 SW0.0 0.0 24:55 kapm-idled 6027 jtwatson 9 0 19360 18M 10148 S 0.0 7.5 4:29 netscape-commun 1345 root 10 0 60596 59M 2116 S 0.7 23.6 1:57 X 1820 jtwatson 9 0 19040 18M 12768 S 0.0 7.4 0:54 kdeinit 4842 root 11 0 1080 1080 852 R 0.3 0.4 0:35 top 1629 jtwatson 9 0 9116 9116 7656 R 0.5 3.5 0:29 kdeinit 978 root 9 0 616 616 504 S 0.1 0.2 0:12 syslogd 73 root 9 0 2032 2032 576 S 0.0 0.7 0:10 Monitor-Traditi 1463 jtwatson 9 0 10020 9.8M 8732 S 0.0 3.9 0:07 kdeinit 1453 jtwatson 9 0 7680 7676 7000 S 0.0 3.0 0:05 kdeinit 1 root 8 0 528 528 460 S 0.0 0.2 0:04 init 1436 jtwatson 11 0 4020 4020 2316 S 0.0 1.5 0:04 artsd 1460 jtwatson 8 0 10292 10M 9076 S 0.0 4.0 0:03 kdeinit 1349 root 9 0 7648 7648 6484 S 0.0 2.9 0:01 kdm
Re: [Cooker] Aurora development dead?
Digital Wokan wrote: > I got tired of Aurora trying to make status and errors look pretty. I > finally "rpm -e"'d the Aurora packages, and I intend to continue doing > so after every system install until they become an optional part of the > install (kinda like starting X at boot is optional... hint, hint, > Mdksoft). Well, all I need to do is fire up Mandrake Control Center and under Boot - Boot Config, uncheck the "Launch Aurora at boot time" option, and it goes away!!! Seems kind of optional to me!
[Cooker] DrakeRPM HELP!!!
Hello I have had a problem with DrakeRPM for last 2 releases of mandrake now. The problem is with adding rpm sources! I can remove a source no problem, but I cant add one When I try to add a new soruce, all seems to work but then when I reopen the "Define Sources" dialog, the newly added source is not there anymore? Also the list of rpms does not contain any new rpms. The only work around I find for this is to use the comand line for urpmi, and add sources that way. Am I doing something wrong, or is drake rpm broken? Thanks, Joseph
Re: [Cooker] Install problems in 8.0 (LBA prob?)
Anton Graham wrote: > I tried installing 8.0 on a friend's 800Mhz Thunderbird box and ran into > some problems with diskdrake. The first install attempt seemed to go > well, I set up the partitions within driskdrake, but I got the dreaded > "LI" on reboot. Several attempts to reinstall lilo gave the same > results. I tried changing bootloaders to GRUB and got "GRUB" on the > screen and no more. > > Looking at the partion tables with another utility (Rannish Partition > Manager) showed a fairly scrambled partition table, though I was able to > boot from floppy if the floppy had a kernel on it. > > Pre-generating the partition table with Rannish, diskdrake gave errors > about being unable to read the partition table. I aborted the install > at that point. > > It is interesting to note that the Luser was insistent on placing the > Linux partitions in the last 4G of a 46G device, and so the boot loaders > would have needed to operate in LBA mode. > > The diskdrake error is of more concern, however, as the text installer > actually presented a proposed partition table and wanted to format the > whole drive. > > -- > Anton GrahamGPG ID: 0x18F78541 > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> RSA key available upon request > > "I got everybody to pay up front...then I blew up their planet." > "Now why didn't I think of that?" > -- Post Bros. Comics Hello, Just a though, I have had problems with installing, and the problems were about the same, but I was not able to finnish the install. What I found out is I had two drives on the same cable, and one was UDMA 66 and the other was 33. For some reason this causes problems with the install, but not with operation once I managed to get in installed?? I removed the second drive and all installed well, then I adjusted the partions around after the install. Hope this helps!!
[Cooker] KDE 2.0
Hello I am looking for some answers to a few questions of mine. I want to upgrade to KDE 2.0.1 from 2.0 but don't want to try source code. I see that in cooker there is kde 2.1 rpms, and am wondering what the version numbering is meaning. Is this kde 2.0.1? Also is there any warnings about installing the development set of rpms right now. I just don't want to mess up my system by jumping the gun and not be able to go back to the 2.0 release easily. I kind of depend on being able to use this computer :) So any insight would be welcome. I am running Linux Mandrake 7.2, and I must say it is a AWESOME distribution, GREAT JOB!!! Thanks Much Joseph
Re: [Cooker] Kernel Configuration
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Maybe you can try to download the kernel-2.2.17-29mdk.src.rpm (it should be at >version 29mdk by now) from a cooker mirror and do and rpm -i. > > Then, go to your RPM/SPECS/ directory and edit the kernel-2.2.spec file (remember to >make a copy of the .spec file first, so you can make a .diff file later --> share >your findings with us). Put your new sources in the RPM/SOURCES direcotry and see if >it works --> rpm -ba kernel-2.2.spec Hello I am quite new to building rpm's, but am real intrested in learning so I can build my own rpms or help in instances like this. The above info is a little over my head. Could you point me to some reading that would help me learn how to do the above in a little more detail? Also what findings would you like me to report? Findings on DRBD-dev or the kernel?? Thanks for the responce, the SPEC file is what I was looking for, Thanks Much!! Joseph
[Cooker] Kernel Configuration
Hello I have a question. I want to a patch the kernal with Alans Pre 2.2.18pre18 patch (pre-patch-2.2.18-18.bz2), and Andreas VM Patch (VM-global-2.2.18pre18-7.bz2). This will be for use with the latest DRBD-dev cvs tree. My question. I want to keep the kernel options the same as they are now in Mandrake 7.2's 2.2.17-21mdk kernal. When you run "make xconfig" and exit and save, there is a /usr/src/linux/.config file created. If this file is not there, where does the config come from. Is there a default, or can it query the running kernel. Any way, how do I load the config for any of the mandrake kernels such as the linus, SMP, secure, pcmcia , etc... Can I get the .config file some where?? Please fill me in if you can. Thanks Joseph
Re: [Cooker] Usparc Corp1.0 to LM 7.1 ssh problem
T Korte wrote: > When I try to start an x app on my LM 7.1 box while logged in from my Corporate > 1.0 box I get the following: > -- > [tkorte@sparky tkorte]$ ssh bart > [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password: > Last login: Thu Oct 12 09:14:23 2000 > [tkorte@bart tkorte]$ xclock & > [1] 830 > [tkorte@bart tkorte]$ channel 0: istate 4 != open > channel 0: ostate 64 != open > X connection to bart.my.net:10.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown). > > [1]+ Exit 1 xclock > [tkorte@bart tkorte]$ > --- > > Any suggestions? > Tom Korte I just ran into this problem and I was told by a guy on the ssh mailing list that it is a bug in the 2.1 version, upgrade to the 2.2.0p(ort). I tried this form the cooker rpm's and got a dependency problem rpm(VersionedDependencies) <= 3.0.3-1 Any help with problem would be greatly appreciated thanks, Joseph
[Cooker] Linuxconf Web Interface
Hello I am looking for help getting linuxconf web interface going on Mandrake 7.1. It just dosent seem to want to work, I have enabled it under networking-misc-linuxconf network access, but it still wont work. [root@blizzard jtwatson]# rpm -q linuxconf linuxconf-1.17r2-6 I had no problems on 7.0 Can anyone give me some advice. Thanks in advance! Joseph
