Re: [expert] How can I modify the routing from the command line!!
Duncan Hall wrote: I need to know where in the file system I can find the file that contains the routing information for the gateway? I'm not sure where it is in the filesystem (or even if it's there at all), but /sbin/route should do the job, shouldn't it? -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
Re: [expert] How can I modify the routing from the command line!!
Thaks I just found it. It was in /etc/network Dunc Dan Brown wrote: Duncan Hall wrote: > I need to know where in the file system I can find the file that > contains the routing information for the gateway? I'm not sure where it is in the filesystem (or even if it's there at all), but /sbin/route should do the job, shouldn't it? -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup. -- // Duncan Hall SysAdmin/WebMaster Viator Systems [ http://www.viator.com ] ... e-commerce systems for the travel industry tel: +61 2 9361 6137 fax: +61 2 9360 9885 -//
Re: [expert] I think I have an IO conflict.
Jean-Louis Debert wrote: Mike Bulmer wrote: After doing pnpdump/etc/isapnp.conf I get this error in /var/dmesg Attention !! pnpdump/etc/isapnp.conf will only _prepare_ a suitable formatted /etc/isapnp.conf file. But at this stage, you MUST edit it somewhat, it still only contains _comments_. In fact the command above prepares a file where _all_ possibilities for your card's I/O, IRQ, DMA, are listed ... as _comments_. So you have to edit the file to tell isapnp _which_ of the possible configurations you _choose_. Did you ??? I thought because I included the output of isapnp It would be understood It was configured, my apologies for my oversight. but yes I do know how use isapnp. Please read man isapnp(1) and man isapnp.conf(5) please see above:) ad1816: detect(220) ad1816: Chip is not an AD1816 or chip is not active (Test 0) Looks like the chip is not recognized _at this address_ which _could_ be simply because the card was never initialized by isapnp #@%^%**)O()+__+ NO #^*^ Sherlock -- Jean-Louis Debert[EMAIL PROTECTED] 74 Annemasse France old Linux fan
[expert] Firewalling on 2.2
I installed the new mandrake release and promptly setup the ipchain rules using the 3 step process in the ipchains HOWTO. It works perfectly for about 20 hours, then for some reason, the Network just dies., can't ping anything, including my internal network!.(no error messages either) I have done all the updates, but I just can't figure it out. I reboot, then everything works fine again, for about another 20 hours. It happens wether the network is IDLE or actively downloading stuff. sometimes it is the only the outside interface that dies. I have been runn Mandrake 5.3 for a very long time, and it had no problems, so Its not the hardware. And it is not I have 2 SMC 10 mbit cards (ne2k) the outgoing interface is eth1 and the internal interface is eth0 I am using Time Warner's Road Runner, and I am using a perl MD5 login script that has been working for the past 10 months (hourly cron job) I'm going to try redhat 6.0 if I can't solve this thing by this weekend, but Im worried I will run into the same problem. _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: [expert] network
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, you wrote: Hi Does anyone how I can reduce the long delay when telnetting between two linux (L-M 5.3) boxes , they can ping eachother with no delay but ftp telnet do nothing for 30s or so before the login prompt . cheers Are you trying to FTP/telnet via NAME or via IP address? Try the latter if you're trying to connect via name and see if that doesn't speed things up. If not, post your ethernet card configs and your route statements here and we'll all have a look.
Re: [expert] Serial link
On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Stephen Carville wrote: On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, you wrote: -On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, you wrote: - Yes but you can rig up a serial link (better yet a parallel link) with - spare speaker wire and get better than floppy speeds with out the floppy - inconvienence. - -Ah. Ok. I can see thishowever, even standard telephone -cable ought to be useable for an ethernet link between a -couple of computers in one room (assuming that's what the -original poster was talking about.) You won't get the -distance you would with CAT5 cable, but it SHOULD work Most telephone cable these days is Category 3 so it should work correctly with 10 Mbps just like real ethernet cable. Thats true, i got a nice 200 + some odd foot length from the last phone guy they sent me :) -- Stephen Carville -- Operating complicated machinery whilst possessed of the cognitive powers of a sea slug and the disposition of a polar bear with a toothache is very unwise
Re: [expert] Serial link
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Jean-Louis Debert wrote: Carl St-Jacques wrote: It is a good subject. I wasn't thinking to create such discussion on serial link But my goal is to have a replication between two linux servers. With this replication What do you mean, _servers_ ??? So, you would likely _already_ have ethernet on each, so what's the beef ??? Your takeing servers in to litteral a sense, if i deck out my box with a load of daemons it's a server even if it has no clients. i'm gona be able to respond very quickly in case of system crash or failure of the primary server. Serial link (or even parallel link for that matter) is _not_ going to enable you to respond "quickly", better use ethernet in that case. Will need ethernet cards (if you don't already have those) but it's not all that expensive (say 20$ for a couple of _new_ 10Mb ones, prices go down all the way to zero if you can get _used_ ones). They are two feet away, i don't understand why you would create a custom server/client (you'll have to if your trying what i think you are) app when the other pc is two feet away (unless there's a wall in that 2' somewhere). I did see recently a toolkit for createing applications that use para ports, if you can finger where i saw it [let me know =-( ] it'll cut your workload abit maybe. So right now i'm doing some tests with a parallel link and i use nfs to do the replication of the most important directores and files. I'm open on better ideas or suggestions... Thanks Wouldn't mirror (or rsync) be better than nfs to replicate ? All a matter of preference, mine being rsync or nfs over ftp mirroring. -- Jean-Louis Debert[EMAIL PROTECTED] 74 Annemasse France old Linux fan
No Subject
I have a little log analysis perl script that I am trying to run. When starting form a terminal it works fine with the following in an executable script; #! /bin/bash echo "Mail Stats Log Analysis" echo "" su - root -c "DISPLAY=$DISPLAY; export DISPLAY; aterm -bg black -fg yellow -e perl /usr/bin/sm.logger" When I setup a desktop shortcut and run the same thing with terminal window checked I a quick screen flash of the window and it is gone. How do I keep it around? __ / ) +--+ ( \ / / | | \ \ _( ( | _ Robert Sheskin _ | ) )_ (((\ \ |/ )[EMAIL PROTECTED]( \| / /))) ( \_/ /ICQ:5788323 \ \_/ ) \ / AIM:RobertLS \/ \_/ \_ / / / +--+ \\ / /\\
Re: [expert] network
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Linux Happy User wrote: Mike Fistonich wrote: Hi Does anyone how I can reduce the long delay when telnetting between two linux (L-M 5.3) boxes , they can ping eachother with no delay but ftp telnet do nothing for 30s or so before the login prompt . cheers _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com Check the way each machine is recognized by the other. You may have an authorization file '/etc/hosts.allow' refering to a DNS domain (like ALL: .local.domain) while address for your machines can not be resolved through the DNS. To check that the source of your problem, try putting en 'IP / hostname' mapping in the /etc/hosts of your machines for the other machine. Didier Yep this is probably whats going on, if they give you to much grief setup a mini dns server. Putting them in /etc/hosts should solve it however
Re: [expert] serial terminal
Not off hand, did you check the LDP? 7:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty ttyS1 If i remeber right, it's not all that intricute On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, David Rodgers wrote: could anyone point me to a howto on setting up linux to run serial terminals i have been searching for one for two days and have come up empty
Re: [expert] Firewalling on 2.2
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, ShawnDo wrote: I installed the new mandrake release and promptly setup the ipchain rules using the 3 step process in the ipchains HOWTO. It works perfectly for about 20 hours, then for some reason, the Network just dies., can't ping anything, including my internal network!.(no error messages either) I have done all the updates, but I just can't figure it out. I reboot, then everything works fine again, for about another 20 hours. It happens wether the network is IDLE or actively downloading stuff. sometimes it is the only the outside interface that dies. I have been runn Mandrake 5.3 for a very long time, and it had no problems, so Its not the hardware. And it is not I have 2 SMC 10 mbit cards (ne2k) I'd start here, are you sure you have the correct driver? the outgoing interface is eth1 and the internal interface is eth0 I am using Time Warner's Road Runner, and I am using a perl MD5 login script that has been working for the past 10 months (hourly cron job) I'm going to try redhat 6.0 if I can't solve this thing by this weekend, but Im worried I will run into the same problem. Are you sure it's the firewalling? Did you check for a posible loop in your ipchains? Heat? Is anything logged?
[expert] ppp0.pid file!
Dear Mandrake Users; I am using a 'PPP' link to my IPS. Usually 'pppd' creates a '/var/run/ppp0.pid' which contains the PID of that process. You can use this to kill the PPP process and break the connection later. But in case of Linux-Mandrake 'pppd' creates a '/etc/ppp/ppp0.pid' file instead, which is not standard. Because all '.pid' files should go to '/var/run' directory and not some place else. I want to know how can I fix this. I mean how can I make 'pppd' to create it's 'ppp0.pid' in the '/var/run' (standard place) and not '/etc/ppp'. Sincerely, Hassan -- Hassan Monzavi Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6G 2N8 Office : C8 Pharmacy/Dentistry Lab.: 1104 Pharmacy/Dentistry Phone : (780)492-0305 Office (780)492-6719 Lab. Fax : (780)439-5857 E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW : http://www.ualberta.ca/~hmonzavi -
RE: [expert] Serial link
I have a linux box with many daemons running with raid system(squid, telnet, ftp, samba, nis, dhcp). I want to do an exact replication and update of this box to another one. Under Netware you can use SFT-III so am looking to realize the same thing with Linux. After some tests i found that nfs take a lot of cpu during the file transfert under a plip link so i will now try with rsync with an ethernet link. Carl St-Jacques -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Axalon Sent: 22 juillet, 1999 10:12 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [expert] Serial link On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Jean-Louis Debert wrote: Carl St-Jacques wrote: It is a good subject. I wasn't thinking to create such discussion on serial link But my goal is to have a replication between two linux servers. With this replication What do you mean, _servers_ ??? So, you would likely _already_ have ethernet on each, so what's the beef ??? Your takeing servers in to litteral a sense, if i deck out my box with a load of daemons it's a server even if it has no clients. i'm gona be able to respond very quickly in case of system crash or failure of the primary server. Serial link (or even parallel link for that matter) is _not_ going to enable you to respond "quickly", better use ethernet in that case. Will need ethernet cards (if you don't already have those) but it's not all that expensive (say 20$ for a couple of _new_ 10Mb ones, prices go down all the way to zero if you can get _used_ ones). They are two feet away, i don't understand why you would create a custom server/client (you'll have to if your trying what i think you are) app when the other pc is two feet away (unless there's a wall in that 2' somewhere). I did see recently a toolkit for createing applications that use para ports, if you can finger where i saw it [let me know =-( ] it'll cut your workload abit maybe. So right now i'm doing some tests with a parallel link and i use nfs to do the replication of the most important directores and files. I'm open on better ideas or suggestions... Thanks Wouldn't mirror (or rsync) be better than nfs to replicate ? All a matter of preference, mine being rsync or nfs over ftp mirroring. -- Jean-Louis Debert[EMAIL PROTECTED] 74 Annemasse France old Linux fan
[expert] IRQ
Dear Mandrake users; The 'isapnp' couldn't figure out the IRQ of my modem. My modem is not even a pnp card. Any body can show me where in the init.d scripts I should put my 'setserial' command? I mean is there a standard place for it? Sincerely, Hassan -- Hassan Monzavi Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Canada T6G 2N8 Office : C8 Pharmacy/Dentistry Lab.: 1104 Pharmacy/Dentistry Phone : (780)492-0305 Office (780)492-6719 Lab. Fax : (780)439-5857 E-mail : [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW : http://www.ualberta.ca/~hmonzavi -
Re: [expert] Mandrake pre-login logo
Subject: Re: [expert] Mandrake pre-login logo Axalon wrote: /usr/bin/linux_logo -c -n -f /etc/issue called in /etc/rc.d/rc.local Read the man page and you can se some of the neat things you can do to "customize" linux_logo. Hoyt
[expert] netscape, kde, alt-o
Has anyone else seen this? alt-o, alt -, esc, and a few other key combinations don't work under netscape. alt-o beeps, the others don't do anything. Other key combos work, like alt-n. I looked under kde control center at the key mappings to see if anything was already mapped. Nothing. Something must be capturing those keys before netscape can see them. It seems to work for everyone else though, except for a few people. I haven't been able to track them down yet. Searched through dejanews and support already. Any suggestions? mdk6, 2.2.10, ns4.61, kde 1.1.1, and all other updates that have come out. Jelai Wang
[expert] unknown host and dns
hi, when switching to Mandrake 6.0 from RH 6.0 the dns isn't working properly anymore (I think). A nslookup works fine, but a ping, or telnet give's me an unknown host ... I changed in /etc/nsswitch the line with host: dns files I've got still one pc with Rh 6.0 wich does the job the right way. Is this a bug, or did a mis something ? btw I'am using the supplied bind rpm's and tried the bind 8.2.1 tar file as well. What did I miss ? thx
Re: [expert] Samba 2.0.5
On Wed, Jul 21, 1999 at 11:06:41PM -0400, Richard Potter wrote: You can grab it from here! its already there... ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake-devel/cooker/Mandrake/RPMS/ Cool... thanks Sergio. I've added that ftp site to my records. That's great, but I have copy of Gnome cvs source tree, where can I find spec file only, I really like to compile applications myself. Currently I get spec file from distribution cd and modified it, but some (like gnome-libs) failed. So I like to get spec (only) update from Mandrake, any help? TIA. Best regards, Andy -- chandy a7 indo 607 net 607 id http://gmail.cakraweb.com http://eworld.indoglobal.com/eworld
Re: [expert] netscape, kde, alt-o
Jelai Wang wrote: Has anyone else seen this? alt-o, alt -, esc, and a few other key combinations don't work under netscape. alt-o beeps, the others don't do anything. Other key combos work, like alt-n. I looked under kde control center at the key mappings to see if anything was already mapped. Nothing. Something must be capturing those keys before netscape can see them. It seems to work for everyone else though, except for a few people. I haven't been able to track them down yet. Searched through dejanews and support already. Any suggestions? mdk6, 2.2.10, ns4.61, kde 1.1.1, and all other updates that have come out. Jelai Wang This is a feature where you can use crtl-c/v/.. unfortunately it break alt-o. To go back to the previous case: rm /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/Netscape Jacques
Re: [expert] IRQ
It's an 'Acer' and you can modify the port and IRQ on it. You know I had to change the IRQ on the modem manually to what 'isapnp' looking for! But obviously it's not the way to do it. On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, John Aldrich wrote: On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Hassan Monzavi wrote: Dear Mandrake users; The 'isapnp' couldn't figure out the IRQ of my modem. My modem is not even a pnp card. Any body can show me where in the init.d scripts I should put my 'setserial' command? I mean is there a standard place for it? What brand/model of modem? Are you sure it's not a WinModem? (sort of a silly question, I suppose, given that this is the "expert" list, but worth asking, I think.)
Re: [expert] netscape, kde, alt-o
This is a feature where you can use crtl-c/v/.. unfortunately it break alt-o. To go back to the previous case: rm /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/Netscape Jacques, Thanks for the tip, I get alt-o now. I'll investigate further if it changed anything else, because it looks like that file was the old Netscape.ad file from other dists I've used. What do you mean when you say that you have to break alt-o to be able to use ctrl-c, ctrl-v, etc? Do you mean using C-c in netscape, or just in general (across kde)? Jelai
Re: [expert] netscape, kde, alt-o
Jelai Wang wrote: This is a feature where you can use crtl-c/v/.. unfortunately it break alt-o. To go back to the previous case: rm /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/Netscape Jacques, Thanks for the tip, I get alt-o now. I'll investigate further if it changed anything else, because it looks like that file was the old Netscape.ad file from other dists I've used. What do you mean when you say that you have to break alt-o to be able to use ctrl-c, ctrl-v, etc? Do you mean using C-c in netscape, or just in general (across kde)? Yes it's work for example between Netscape and kedit. But it's just equal to alt-c/v. So alt-c under Netscape and then crtl-v under kedit give the same result. For all former Windows user and ctrl-c/v addict it's painful to delete a big piece of text under Netscape by doing crtl-c on the normal Netscape. If someone is able to provide a Netscape.ad that gives crtl-c/v/a and don't breack alt-o it would be a great value.. Jacques
Re: [expert] display tuning
You can read the XFree86-Video-Timings HOWTO which shows you how to make your own modelines to put in XF86Config. It's pretty easy to follow. If you still have the XF86Config from the Caldera install, copy the 1600x1200 modeline out of it and paste it into your new install. I'm assuming that modeline was correctly configured. Thanks. I'm feeling quite stupid now, as I actually have Caldera running on another machine which works in 1600x1200 with this monitor. Still getting used to having all these config details in text files William Meyer
Re: [expert] display tuning
Most likely the modelines are there, check the output when you startx and see why it doesn't accept the 1600x1200, its usualy the monitor settings On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Jelai Wang wrote: This might not be an "expert" question, but I can't believe it's a "newbie" one, so here goes. My video card (ATI Expert 98) and monitor (Viewsonic PT771) both support 1600x1200, but neither Mandrake nor Red Hat seem able to get there. Caldera got it right. Can anyone tell me how to make it work (preferably without damaging my monitor or card in the process)? You can read the XFree86-Video-Timings HOWTO which shows you how to make your own modelines to put in XF86Config. It's pretty easy to follow. If you still have the XF86Config from the Caldera install, copy the 1600x1200 modeline out of it and paste it into your new install. I'm assuming that modeline was correctly configured. Jelai
[expert] K-Mial and return receipts
This is more of a KDE question but perhaps someone here can help. I would like to stop K-Mail from sending out receipts fro incoming mail that requests "Return-Receipt-To." I can get the filter to send the messages to the trash bin but, so far, have been unable to get it to stop sending the receipts. Right now I am queuing my outgoing messages and deleting the receipts manually. Any suggestions? -- Stephen Carville -- Operating complicated machinery whilst possessed of the cognitive powers of a sea slug and the disposition of a polar bear with a toothache is very unwise
Re: [expert] Serial link
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, you wrote: -On Wed, 21 Jul 1999, Stephen Carville wrote: - - -Ah. Ok. I can see thishowever, even standard telephone - -cable ought to be useable for an ethernet link between a - -couple of computers in one room (assuming that's what the - -original poster was talking about.) You won't get the - -distance you would with CAT5 cable, but it SHOULD work - - Most telephone cable these days is Category 3 so it should work - correctly with 10 Mbps just like real ethernet cable. - - Yes. Usually. With Many Errors. - - It can be very difficult to send ethernet data over a telephone twisted -pair. Test and make sure. Been There Done That. Wont Repeat. That is why I said "most." It is not a good idea to use voice cable for ethernet but it can be done. If the cable meets Category 3, it will work at 10 Mbps. I've seen many (too damn many) Ethernet installations done by ex-telco installers using Cat 3 cable and voice installation techniques (imagine a 66 block in an ethernet circuit!) It made me cringe and want to apologize to the customer but they did work. 10baseT is remarkably tolerant of bad cabling practices.. Also, since telco cabling is usually two pair and ethernet is four pair, you have t know which pairs go to which pins to make it work. Overall, not a good idea. It is usually cheaper and easier to just buy the right cable from the start. -- Stephen Carville -- Operating complicated machinery whilst possessed of the cognitive powers of a sea slug and the disposition of a polar bear with a toothache is very unwise
Re: [expert] Comparison
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Gavin Grabias wrote: Does anyone know of any performance comparisons between Linux and (Free BSD/BSDI). I work at an ISP I run Linux, and around here Linux is a joke when they compare it to BSD. I would like to show them some comparisons of the 2, and that Linux is more then capable compared to BSD. Heh heh. I'm an ISP; I mirror cooker because I use Linux on workstations. But the mirror runs on a BSDI server. Fancy that. I won't call Linux a joke, but I don't use it on servers. I continually test Linux and all the BSD's. In my tests, which are the only ones that matter to me, BSDI's network performance and reliability proves superior. It's hard to keep secrets on the Internet, but BSDI's stealth marketing has succeeded. I suppose they stay in business because their quality engineering keeps many ISP's loyal to it. While at your present employer, it sounds like your career would be better served by learning more about BSDI than evangelizing Linux.
Re: [expert] Tiff question again
On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, you wrote: Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this stupid question. What program can I view tif files so I can see the multi-layers. I hate to say it but the windoze imaging does it well. What program will do the same in Linux. I have tried all the ones I know of (xv, gimp etc) The only thing I can suggest is go to Linuxberg or FreshMeat and look for Image Editors or something similar and see what you can come up with. You've already tried the only one I'm even vaguely familiar with (GIMP.)
[expert] lilo error
I compiled my kernel and tried /sbin/lilo -v. I received the following message. "VGA mode presetting is not supported by your kernel". What does thsi mean? How to solve this problem. Do I have to make changes to the kernel, if so what are the changes? Thanks Sridhar
Re: [expert] network
I'm using telnet ip address. Can you tell where are the route statements you're asking about? thanks Mike F --- John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, you wrote: Hi Does anyone how I can reduce the long delay when telnetting between two linux (L-M 5.3) boxes , they can ping eachother with no delay but ftp telnet do nothing for 30s or so before the login prompt . cheers Are you trying to FTP/telnet via NAME or via IP address? Try the latter if you're trying to connect via name and see if that doesn't speed things up. If not, post your ethernet card configs and your route statements here and we'll all have a look. _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Re: [expert] lilo error
Which kernel? I used to get this msg until I updated kernels. I'm now running the 2.2.10-32 kernel from cooker. Ty Original Message On 7/22/99, 1:24:11 PM, Sridhar G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding [expert] lilo error: I compiled my kernel and tried /sbin/lilo -v. I received the following message. "VGA mode presetting is not supported by your kernel". What does thsi mean? How to solve this problem. Do I have to make changes to the kernel, if so what are the changes? Thanks Sridhar
Re: [expert] .h Files
Here ya go, these are from my mips box shouldn't be a problem though. On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, James Capone wrote: Thanks, I have looked.. When I did the Install I did a Full install James - Original Message - From: Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 4:26 PM Subject: RE: [expert] .h Files I'm not sure you will find the '.h' files per se. Any you will find will be for a particular compiler and library. It sounds like you may not have loaded any of the library support files when you installed your copy. Try finding those on your source distribution as they would be the most relevant for your system. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of James Capone Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 12:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [expert] .h Files Where can I find the .h files on the Internet. I am trying to compile a program and it keeps failing on /netinet/protocols.h /netinet/ip_udp.h I can not find them in the Include directory or the sub directories there in. Thanks for the Help James J. Capone Webmaster: http://linuxuser.8m.com Asst. Webmaster http://www.ptm.com Co-Author: Linux for Newbies "Even Common People can attain uncommon results!" --- protocols.h /* protocols.h */ #ifndef _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define IP_ICMP 1 #define IP_IGMP 2 #define IP_GGP3 #define IP_ST 5 #define IP_TCP6 #define IP_UCL7 #define IP_EGP8 #define IP_IGP9 #define IP_BBN_RCC_MON 10 #define IP_NVP_II11 #define IP_PUP 12 #define IP_ARGUS 13 #define IP_EMCON 14 #define IP_XNET 15 #define IP_CHAOS 16 #define IP_UDP 17 #define IP_MUX 18 #define IP_DCN_MEAS 19 #define IP_HMP 20 #define IP_PRM 21 #define IP_XNS_IDP 22 #define IP_TRUNK123 #define IP_TRUNK224 #define IP_LEAF1 25 #define IP_LEAF2 26 #define IP_RDP 27 #define IP_IRTP 28 #define IP_ISO_TP4 29 #define IP_NETBLT30 #define IP_MFE_NSP 31 #define IP_MERIT_INP 32 #define IP_SEP 33 #define IP_3PC 34 #define IP_CFTP 62 #define SAT_EXPAK64 #define IP_RVD 66 #define IP_IPPC 67 #define IP_SAT_MON 69 #define IP_VISA 70 #define IP_IPCV 71 #define IP_BR_SAT_MON76 #define IP_SUN_ND77 #define IP_WB_MON78 #define IP_WB_EXPAK 79 #define IP_ISO_IP80 #define IP_VMTP 81 #define IP_SECURE_VMTP 82 #define IP_VINES 83 #define IP_TTP 84 #define NSFNET_IGP 85 #define IP_DGP 86 #define IP_TCF 87 #define IP_IGRP 88 #define IP_OSPFIGP 89 #define IP_SPRITE_RPG90 #define IP_LARP 91 #endif /* _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H*/ -- -- ip_udp.h #include linux/udp.h --
Re: [expert] apache 1.3.6 and .cgi scripts not in cgi-bin
If you haven't changed your httpd.conf, it should be on line 403. Change it to: Options Indexes Includes FollowSymLinks ExecCGI RedHat's configuration is pretty insecure by default and I have seen many sites get hacked. On Mandrake, I made sure it was easy enough for beginners, while secure. By the way, don't **ever** put a cgi chmoded 777! It's world writable and executable, and anyone with knowledge can take control of your cgis if you do that. Please, chmod it to 755. Jean-Michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Axalon wrote: Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1999 18:33:01 -0600 (MDT) From: Axalon [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [expert] apache 1.3.6 and .cgi scripts not in cgi-bin Make sure you have a "Options ExecCGI" in the section covering the directory in question. On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Duncan Hall wrote: I've uncommented the line in httpd.conf # To use CGI scripts: AddHandler cgi-script .cgi I'm using apache-1.3.6-50mdk When I try to run a script that is not in the cgi-bin I get the following Error 403 Forbidden You don't have permission to access /Weekly/CHARTS/index.cgi on this server. To test it I have chmod 777 but still no luck. Before I get flamed about perl scripts not in cgi-bin, this script is on a secure intranet. It worked perfectly on redhat 5.2 with apache 1.3.2 Any thoughts Dunc -- // Duncan Hall SysAdmin/WebMaster Viator Systems [ http://www.viator.com ] ... e-commerce systems for the travel industry tel: +61 2 9361 6137 fax: +61 2 9360 9885 -//
Re: [expert] .h Files
So you use a sillicon graphics ? Axalon wrote: Here ya go, these are from my mips box shouldn't be a problem though. On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, James Capone wrote: Thanks, I have looked.. When I did the Install I did a Full install James - Original Message - From: Ken Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 4:26 PM Subject: RE: [expert] .h Files I'm not sure you will find the '.h' files per se. Any you will find will be for a particular compiler and library. It sounds like you may not have loaded any of the library support files when you installed your copy. Try finding those on your source distribution as they would be the most relevant for your system. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of James Capone Sent: Thursday, July 22, 1999 12:20 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [expert] .h Files Where can I find the .h files on the Internet. I am trying to compile a program and it keeps failing on /netinet/protocols.h /netinet/ip_udp.h I can not find them in the Include directory or the sub directories there in. Thanks for the Help James J. Capone Webmaster: http://linuxuser.8m.com Asst. Webmaster http://www.ptm.com Co-Author: Linux for Newbies "Even Common People can attain uncommon results!" --- protocols.h /* protocols.h */ #ifndef _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H #define IP_ICMP 1 #define IP_IGMP 2 #define IP_GGP3 #define IP_ST 5 #define IP_TCP6 #define IP_UCL7 #define IP_EGP8 #define IP_IGP9 #define IP_BBN_RCC_MON 10 #define IP_NVP_II11 #define IP_PUP 12 #define IP_ARGUS 13 #define IP_EMCON 14 #define IP_XNET 15 #define IP_CHAOS 16 #define IP_UDP 17 #define IP_MUX 18 #define IP_DCN_MEAS 19 #define IP_HMP 20 #define IP_PRM 21 #define IP_XNS_IDP 22 #define IP_TRUNK123 #define IP_TRUNK224 #define IP_LEAF1 25 #define IP_LEAF2 26 #define IP_RDP 27 #define IP_IRTP 28 #define IP_ISO_TP4 29 #define IP_NETBLT30 #define IP_MFE_NSP 31 #define IP_MERIT_INP 32 #define IP_SEP 33 #define IP_3PC 34 #define IP_CFTP 62 #define SAT_EXPAK64 #define IP_RVD 66 #define IP_IPPC 67 #define IP_SAT_MON 69 #define IP_VISA 70 #define IP_IPCV 71 #define IP_BR_SAT_MON76 #define IP_SUN_ND77 #define IP_WB_MON78 #define IP_WB_EXPAK 79 #define IP_ISO_IP80 #define IP_VMTP 81 #define IP_SECURE_VMTP 82 #define IP_VINES 83 #define IP_TTP 84 #define NSFNET_IGP 85 #define IP_DGP 86 #define IP_TCF 87 #define IP_IGRP 88 #define IP_OSPFIGP 89 #define IP_SPRITE_RPG90 #define IP_LARP 91 #endif /* _NETINET_PROTOCOLS_H*/ -- -- ip_udp.h #include linux/udp.h --
Re: [expert] Printer
Sorry, this time NO flavor of UNIX supports your printer. http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer-list.cgi classifies the Lexmark 1100 and other Lexmark Winprinters as "Paperweights" Civileme Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok I have a simple question..how do i configure a lexmark 1100 printer if it isnt on the list of printtool ? -- Civileme Say: "One who buys dual scan display soon gains Optometrist for best friend."
Re: [expert] Printer
Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok I have a simple question..how do i configure a lexmark 1100 printer if it isnt on the list of printtool ? Most printer are epson compatible... otherwise they "emulate" a different printer, search your docs to find out what other know printer emulates.
Re: [expert] Printer
There is a plan to port this printer though. http://bimbo.fjfi.cvut.cz/~paluch/l7kdriver/ Dunc Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Darn, this just plain sucks, heh...ok ill spare the money to get another printer when i get paid, its about 90 bucks or so, maybe even cheaper in an auction so what printer is linux friendly, lets see Civileme wrote: Sorry, this time NO flavor of UNIX supports your printer. http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer-list.cgi classifies the Lexmark 1100 and other Lexmark Winprinters as "Paperweights" Civileme Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok I have a simple question..how do i configure a lexmark 1100 printer if it isnt on the list of printtool ? -- Civileme Say: "One who buys dual scan display soon gains Optometrist for best friend." -- // Duncan Hall SysAdmin/WebMaster Viator Systems [ http://www.viator.com ] ... e-commerce systems for the travel industry tel: +61 2 9361 6137 fax: +61 2 9360 9885 -//
Re: [expert] Printer
Hmm sounds great, thats the good thing about linux i think ill just wait, ill use my windows partition for the priting for now Duncan Hall wrote: There is a plan to port this printer though. http://bimbo.fjfi.cvut.cz/~paluch/l7kdriver/ Dunc Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Darn, this just plain sucks, heh...ok ill spare the money to get another printer when i get paid, its about 90 bucks or so, maybe even cheaper in an auction so what printer is linux friendly, lets see Civileme wrote: Sorry, this time NO flavor of UNIX supports your printer. http://www.picante.com/~gtaylor/pht/printer-list.cgi classifies the Lexmark 1100 and other Lexmark Winprinters as "Paperweights" Civileme Morpheus The Sinful Weeper wrote: Ok I have a simple question..how do i configure a lexmark 1100 printer if it isnt on the list of printtool ? -- Civileme Say: "One who buys dual scan display soon gains Optometrist for best friend." -- // Duncan Hall SysAdmin/WebMaster Viator Systems [ http://www.viator.com ] ... e-commerce systems for the travel industry tel: +61 2 9361 6137 fax: +61 2 9360 9885 -//
Re: [expert] Fixed frequency monitor
Axalon wrote: You might try the framebuffer drivers, but i am just guessing. No, not exactly: framebuffer drivers always work in _graphic_ mode, not in text mode. They can display text, of course, but text has to be _rendered_ by the driver so it's much slower compared to _real_ text mode where you don't have text rendering to do _in software_ (it's done by the VGA card) and also only have to transmit only 2 bytes (char + attributes) to the card over the bus. Last, real text modes can also use several screenfuls of data all mapped in the 64k memory window (A000 to AFFF if I remember) and switch _instantly_ from one screen to another. If you find time, have a look some day at SVGATextMode documentation, it's very well done and explains quite well even to the newbie. -- Jean-Louis Debert[EMAIL PROTECTED] 74 Annemasse France old Linux fan
[expert] Mandrake informations
Sorry for the redonduncy - in case you don't read the announce mailing list... First an interesting paper of Nicholas Petreley about the Linux World Award he need to give: http://www.linuxworld.com/linuxworld/lw-1999-07/lw-07-penguin_1.html Mandrake created an interesting problem for me. I really like Mandrake 6.0. It's based on Red Hat 6.0, but Mandrake strikes me as a better Red Hat than Red Hat. That poses some problems. If Mandrake qualifies for an award, shouldn't Red Hat share some of the credit? Or look at it this way: Red Hat claims the real value of its product is the service and support that come with it. When you download or buy Mandrake, you get the Red Hat distribution but you don't get Red Hat support. Is Mandrake really a better Red Hat than Red Hat if you can't get Red Hat support? (Mandrake does come with 100 days of free installation support if you purchase a box instead of downloading You can give your opinion :-) on Linuxworld forum. Secondly an hard drive partitionning software to test carefully and improve it's Diskdrake: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/diskdrake Jacques
RE: [expert] OT-Port for Various apps.
There is not a port of notes yet for Linux. There is a Solaris version though. On 22-Jul-99 Al Smith wrote: Greetings, I know this is off topic. I am looking for a port of lotus notes and microsoft project. Any assistance would be appreciated. Al Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [expert] OT-Port for Various apps.
Al Smith wrote: Greetings, I know this is off topic. I am looking for a port of lotus notes and microsoft project. Any assistance would be appreciated. A port? are you dreaming ? The odd are high we can wait a long time before we can see a native version of these apps for linux. But you can use them with Wine (free emulation of zindoz under X11) or wmware (commercial app) -- MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/ --Thierry
[expert] OT-Port for Various apps.
Greetings, I know this is off topic. I am looking for a port of lotus notes and microsoft project. Any assistance would be appreciated. Al Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
