Re: [Cooker] Looking good from here
On Wed, 10 May 2000, you wrote: > OK > > i810 runs with a blasted Seagate Barracuda (and certified memory) Y'all are aware that nothing Intel put out after the BX chipset, works properly, right? i8 boards are suspect at best, and just recently Intel had to bite the bullet and recall _ALL_ (like almost a million) i820 based systems at their expense. They'll either replace your mobo (good luck, you'll prob'ly wind up with a Dell special), or trade your ram out for ramBus (best wishes again that it'll work any better). Now that was all fact, MNSHO is that ata/66 (added on or built in) and/or defective mobo's (i8 and the not ready for prime time VIA's) are the root of many instabilities, conflicts, blame the ram or HDD's, . I'd hate to be in Mandrakes shoes tryin to keep i8xx and VIA (yeah, that includes the Athlon crowd) owners happy. 'Specially what with Intel and AMD doin their best to make 'em nervous ;-> This mesg brought to you by a old 5400rpm WD slave runin on a severely oc'd BX Soyo ata/33 mobo, HDD's by WD and IBM ;-) -- .. Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > FIC PAG 2130 runs well except for sound--neither sndconfig nor harddrake > nor OSS seem to be able to help this supposedly "SB compatible" trash > on-southbridge kludge. Will send output of lspcidrake As soon as I can > get back to that target machine. > > No software is going to keep WD drives honest about CRCs nor will it > keep them from physically breaking (sound like a marble on a table top > when it happens). > > Well the area I have remaining is that it seems one MUST DL the security > software for lib.crypto and lib.ssl or the KDE2 betas will not run, not > even under kde1. I would say that is OK for BETA-testing but not for > offering the binaries. > > And with a Cyrix MediaGX I have two problems--1. Harddrake ASSUMES a > southbridge sound blaster, but the MediaGX does not need the 5510 > companion chipset to run--it can use alien video and audio. 2. I have > to rpm -ivh --ignorearch all the time to install mandrake > software. Here is lspcidrake for the test MegiaGX:Cyrix > > > Cyrix Corporation| PCI Master [MediaGX] (unknown Server: SVGA) > S3 Inc. |ViRGE/DX or /GX (DISPLAY_VGA Card:S3 ViRGE (gegeric)) > Realtek|8029 (NETWORK_ETHERNET ne2k-pci) > Cyrix Corporation|5510 [Grappa] (unknown unknown) > > In fact, I have an Avance ALS-100 with the OPL-3SAx chip and > PCI interface in that machine. > > Civileme > > Willo send lspcidrake of the FIC PAG 2130 within two hours. > > > > -- > BETA-testing Netscape 6 > and its mailer
Re: Apache (was Re: [Cooker] Looking good.)
What about Zope. It's installed and running but the closest I can get to it is that it seams to be running on port 514. Which is blocked. Apparently http is too insecure for us to use any at all :) Jean-Michel Dault wrote: > > It was a problem with msec, level 3 and more would put /home/httpd mode > 700. I hacked it so when Apache starts, it chowns it 0755. > > I uploaded the new version in cooker, should work now. > > Jean-Michel Dault > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > On Thu, 4 May 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote: > > > I hadn't tested apache till just now, but yes, it is not working. > > > > Pixel wrote: > > > > > Kevin Forge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > > > > Beta-1 or 7.1 looks great. There is a whole lot to like, so I won't > > > > bother > > > > with the good news > > > > > > :-) > > > > > > > "http://localhost" tells me I have no permission. > > > > "http://user@localhost" > > > > asks for a password and rejects all the passwords I try regardless of > > > > who > > > > "user" is. > > > > > > other people having pb with apache? > > > > > > > > > > > The "locate" command ( which I find very useful ) isn't there anymore. > > > > > > a symlink from slocate to locate has been added. > > > > > > > > > > > By default when you have /dev/hda1 already assigned to "C:" Mandrake > > > > will > > > > create and use two virtual partitions in an extended partition it > > > > creates. > > > > The problem is the DOS fdisk can't see or delete these partitions so I > > > > prefer to use a pair of primary partitions. This means dropping to the > > > > CL > > > > and running fdisk manually. How about a simple way to force this inside > > > > diskdrake ? > > > > > > in expert, you can choose between primary and extended partitions. > >
Apache (was Re: [Cooker] Looking good.)
It was a problem with msec, level 3 and more would put /home/httpd mode 700. I hacked it so when Apache starts, it chowns it 0755. I uploaded the new version in cooker, should work now. Jean-Michel Dault [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thu, 4 May 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote: > I hadn't tested apache till just now, but yes, it is not working. > > Pixel wrote: > > > Kevin Forge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > > > Beta-1 or 7.1 looks great. There is a whole lot to like, so I won't > > > bother > > > with the good news > > > > :-) > > > > > "http://localhost" tells me I have no permission. > > > "http://user@localhost" > > > asks for a password and rejects all the passwords I try regardless of > > > who > > > "user" is. > > > > other people having pb with apache? > > > > > > > > The "locate" command ( which I find very useful ) isn't there anymore. > > > > a symlink from slocate to locate has been added. > > > > > > > > By default when you have /dev/hda1 already assigned to "C:" Mandrake > > > will > > > create and use two virtual partitions in an extended partition it > > > creates. > > > The problem is the DOS fdisk can't see or delete these partitions so I > > > prefer to use a pair of primary partitions. This means dropping to the > > > CL > > > and running fdisk manually. How about a simple way to force this inside > > > diskdrake ? > > > > in expert, you can choose between primary and extended partitions. >
Re: [Cooker] Looking good.
HI! The problem is in rights of /home/httpd directory. Michal On Thu, 4 May 2000, Timothy Litwiller wrote: > I hadn't tested apache till just now, but yes, it is not working. -- -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Sendmail: Error! Cannot proceed this e-mail. Kernel panic: /dev/null is FULL!
Re: [Cooker] Looking good.
My install was with low security Pixel wrote: > Kevin Forge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Beta-1 or 7.1 looks great. There is a whole lot to like, so I won't > > bother > > with the good news > > :-) > > > "http://localhost" tells me I have no permission. > > "http://user@localhost" > > asks for a password and rejects all the passwords I try regardless of > > who > > "user" is. > > other people having pb with apache? > > > > > The "locate" command ( which I find very useful ) isn't there anymore. > > a symlink from slocate to locate has been added. > > > > > By default when you have /dev/hda1 already assigned to "C:" Mandrake > > will > > create and use two virtual partitions in an extended partition it > > creates. > > The problem is the DOS fdisk can't see or delete these partitions so I > > prefer to use a pair of primary partitions. This means dropping to the > > CL > > and running fdisk manually. How about a simple way to force this inside > > diskdrake ? > > in expert, you can choose between primary and extended partitions.
Re: [Cooker] Looking good.
I hadn't tested apache till just now, but yes, it is not working. Pixel wrote: > Kevin Forge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Beta-1 or 7.1 looks great. There is a whole lot to like, so I won't > > bother > > with the good news > > :-) > > > "http://localhost" tells me I have no permission. > > "http://user@localhost" > > asks for a password and rejects all the passwords I try regardless of > > who > > "user" is. > > other people having pb with apache? > > > > > The "locate" command ( which I find very useful ) isn't there anymore. > > a symlink from slocate to locate has been added. > > > > > By default when you have /dev/hda1 already assigned to "C:" Mandrake > > will > > create and use two virtual partitions in an extended partition it > > creates. > > The problem is the DOS fdisk can't see or delete these partitions so I > > prefer to use a pair of primary partitions. This means dropping to the > > CL > > and running fdisk manually. How about a simple way to force this inside > > diskdrake ? > > in expert, you can choose between primary and extended partitions.
RE: [Cooker] Looking good.
> On Wed, 03 May 2000, Hassard, Stephen wrote: > > I'm using the 7.1 beta ISO, and seem to be having the same > problem. apache > > will not load documents regardless of the documentroot, it > gives me an > > "access denied" > > Same here on an install from a recent (8 hours ago) > mirror. Medium > security. I've tried this with both the medium and high security kernels and have not had any luck with either .. later, Steve
RE: [Cooker] Looking good.
On Wed, 03 May 2000, Hassard, Stephen wrote: > I'm using the 7.1 beta ISO, and seem to be having the same problem. apache > will not load documents regardless of the documentroot, it gives me an > "access denied" Same here on an install from a recent (8 hours ago) mirror. Medium security. -- David Hart Vincity Design *Proudly sent from Linux Mandrake 6.1*
RE: [Cooker] Looking good.
> other people having pb with apache? I'm using the 7.1 beta ISO, and seem to be having the same problem. apache will not load documents regardless of the documentroot, it gives me an "access denied" .. I have not done much research, so I'm not exactly sure of the problem. later, Steve
Re: [Cooker] Looking good.
Kevin Forge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Beta-1 or 7.1 looks great. There is a whole lot to like, so I won't > bother > with the good news :-) > "http://localhost" tells me I have no permission. > "http://user@localhost" > asks for a password and rejects all the passwords I try regardless of > who > "user" is. other people having pb with apache? > > The "locate" command ( which I find very useful ) isn't there anymore. a symlink from slocate to locate has been added. > > By default when you have /dev/hda1 already assigned to "C:" Mandrake > will > create and use two virtual partitions in an extended partition it > creates. > The problem is the DOS fdisk can't see or delete these partitions so I > prefer to use a pair of primary partitions. This means dropping to the > CL > and running fdisk manually. How about a simple way to force this inside > diskdrake ? in expert, you can choose between primary and extended partitions.
