[expert] Init Scripts

1999-12-20 Thread Gavin Grabias

Hi,
Is it possible to start a quake3 server using a init script.  Everytime
I try it says it starts, but it truly hasnt.  I believe it needs a console to
attach itself to. Which can be done after the system is fully booted, but I
would like to use the trusty Sys V init style. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance!

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[expert] Re:

1999-10-22 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Fri, 22 Oct 1999, you wrote:
 Does anyone know how to change a NIC from 1/2 duplex to full duplex?
 Cheers
 Jim Adams
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You have to load it as a module, and set the options in /etc/conf.modules.  You
can probably find the options lines in the README's for that particular driver
/usr/src/linux/Documentation

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[expert] Quake II

1999-10-09 Thread Gavin Grabias

Has anyone gotten quake II to run in open GL mode with a non-voodoo based
chipset ie tnt.  I havent spent a great deal of time on it, but all the
README's I read are quite dated to the time that there were no other OPENGL
based cards.  I cant quite get the GLX drivers to take.  I will be damned if I
can figure it out.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Re: [expert] Why is ld-linux.so.2 a process?

1999-09-30 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, you wrote:
 I've been running Mandrake 6.1 for about two weeks... before Mandrake, I ran
 various versions of RedHat.  I've noticed that process viewers such as top list
 a process called "ld-linux.so.2" on the Mandrake system.  It normally uses 14
 to 16 percent of system memory (128 mb) and approximately 0.5% cpu.  There was
 never such a process on my RedHat systems.  I realize that this is the filename
 of a library, but why is it listed as a running process?  Any help is
 appreciated.
 
 Jon Riekenberg
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More then likely its because you have Netscape running, and netscape depends on
that file

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Re: [expert] To backup or not to backup

1999-09-24 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, you wrote:
 On Fri, 24 Sep 1999 10:46:47 -0500, Alain Terriault
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I use a dat24 form HP and BRU for backup of all the machines and that
 RAID.  I found out I could only put 12Gig on one DAT .. never could get
 24 under any UNIX.  So it takes 3 night to bk everything .. this is
 really not ideal.
 
 I once asked Walnut Creek how they back up their huge disk storage.
 They told me they don't back it up!! If it breaks they reconstruct
 from their mirrors.
 
 I was astounded at first, but as I thought more about it, I decided to
 do the same myself.  I have mirrors of most everything, and real tape
 backups for only configuration data like /etc.

I would suggest looking at Amanda.  Its a little troublesome to configure in
the beginnging (not the best READMEs').  Once you have it configured it runs
like a dream.  It also supports compression.  We use the same DAT tapes you do.
 Check it out at http://www.amanda.org/



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[expert] imap

1999-09-21 Thread Gavin Grabias

Anyone no any good imap mail clients other then mahogany?
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Re: [expert] imap

1999-09-21 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, you wrote:
 Anyone no any good imap mail clients other then mahogany?
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Im sorry for my complete stupidity in spelling it no

Somedays are better than others in my line of work!

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[expert] Slashdot Article

1999-09-13 Thread Gavin Grabias

I just read a very interesting thing.  It has an article about geeks and
autism.  I dont think it really has anything to do with being a geek.  Being a
geek is a seperate issue.  I consider myself being technically inclined.  I can
relate to a few of the symptoms... Problems with small talk, but being able to
talk about an issue for quite long. I used to smell everything before I ate
it, I have trouble dealing with my relationship etc.  I know I am getting
personal on some of you guys.  Its amazing to how many of these symptoms you
can relate to.  Also read some of the comments.  The article is ok, but some
people who have been diagnosed with it talk about there symptoms which I feel
are more realistic.

http://slashdot.org/articles/99/09/13/1223215.shtml

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Re: [expert] Flow Charts

1999-09-11 Thread Gavin Grabias

 Try http://www.lysator.liu.se/~alla/dia/ for a nice Visio-like
 diagrammer.
 
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Hi Steve,
Thanks a lot!  Thats what I was looking for!

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[expert] X - Monitors

1999-09-02 Thread Gavin Grabias

I've asked this question once before, and was wondering if anyone has had the
same problem.  On my home PC I have a Diamond Viper v550 and a Viewsonic PT771
both are supported directly through X.  However when I am in X my monitor never
kicks into a Preset mode ex: P8 Vesa 800X600.  It always goes into these user
modes.  Its fine but my monitor automatically saves the screen settings in the
preset modes, but not in the user modes.  Its a real pain in the ass every time
I have it go into DPMS mode etc.  Then it comes back online all screwed up.  In
windows it goes into a Preset mode for every setting, but I havent found any in
X.  I have tried screwing around with different sync ranges.  Does anyone know
what to try???

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Re: [expert] X Server - CLient

1999-08-19 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, you wrote:
 check out Olivetti Research Labs, now owned by ATT.  it used to be at
 www.orl.co.uk, and look at their vncviewer, released under GPL.  It may
 work better for pushing images across a skinny connection.


Well I have a 128k feed so its not too bad.

 
 On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Gavin Grabias wrote:
 
  Hi,
  I have always used linux as a workstation, and sometimes as a server. 
  I have finally stopped using pine.  Mainly because I need to filter my e-mail. 
  I use kmail.  Unfortunately it gets really messy and I need to check my mail
  from home.  What is involved with running a X program from the server to the
  client.  simply put them in the xhost auth???  I am waiting to test it. I am
  house sitting at a house with no computer so I have to wait  until the weekend
  to see if this works, but some pointers would be nice in the meantime.
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Re: [expert] samba or nfs

1999-08-11 Thread Gavin Grabias


 i have installed network csards in both my windows pc and my mandrake
 system.  They are plugged into a hub,  shuls i use nfs or samba to mount
 file systems across the 2 platforms?

I would use samba mainly because I can't think of any windows program to
mount nfs through windoze.


 
 any help would be appreciated
 thanks
 brandon
 
 



Re: [expert] Problem with emacs console-mode

1999-08-05 Thread Gavin Grabias

 I finally got around to working on this. I reinstalled Mandrake due to a major
 hardware upgrade (plus I really hadn't touched the original install). I used
 Mandrake 60-2 for the install. Downloaded it from a mirror on July 31.

I doubt your initscripts will have any effect on this.  This sounds like
maybe you should remove the emacs package.  Download the source and
recompile it.  See if you get any strange warnings, or errors.  Thats my
.02

Gavin

 
 I still had problems with exiting emacs in console mode but at least this time
 it didn't lock up the console. So as one person suggested I used MandrakeUpdate
 to install the updated packages. The only packages it said needed to be updated
 were XConfigurator, initiscripts, netscape-common and netscape-communicator.
 So, I had MandrakeUpdate dl and install the new packages.
 
 I tried emacs in console mode again and still got a fatal error when I tried to
 quit.
 
 Will rebooting fix this since I got a new initscripts package? Or is there a
 newer kernel package that I should try even though MandrakeUpdate didn't find
 one. 
 
 On 19-Jul-99 Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
  On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Jason Bodnar wrote:
  
  I'm a recent convert from SuSE to Mandrake.
  
  Congrats. ;)
  
  I installed 6.0 the other night and it works perfectly except for a
  pretty major problem with emacs in console mode.
  
  The problem can be fixed by updating the kernel package. There was a minor
  problem with kernels prior to 2.2.9-23mdk.
  
  While at it, you should also update the initscripts, sox and lilo
  packages.
  
  LLaP
  bero
 



Re: [expert] Mandrake 5.3 and compiling kernel

1999-08-04 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, Al Smith wrote:

 Well I found the problem, package bin86 wasn't installed which was
 fouling up the works. Thanks for the NON-help that I got from this list.

I sometimes wonder why people say the things they say.

 
 And on a personal note. I would like to thank everyone that did help me
 with previous problems but as of late this list has not been able to
 assist anyone with any problems.
 
 I am truly disappointed.

I'm disgusted that this can even be said!
I think every one here contributes good info whether it be true or not.
It brings discussion onto the table.

Gavin




Re: [expert] Mandrake 5.3 and compiling kernel

1999-08-04 Thread Gavin Grabias

On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, Al Smith wrote:

 You can be disgusted if you like Gavin. 

Oh why don't we grow up.  I refuse to post anymore.  I will also not say
anything demeaning towards you.  I will let everyone who reads this think
as they wish.

 
 As a person that post's resolves and problems. I have seen more problems
 get posted and ignored. I know this is a user help user mailing list, but
 I also see people on the list from mandrakesoft, and they ignore alot of
 things. 
 
 That is why I posted what I posted.
 
 -Al
 



Re: [expert] cgi scripts

1999-07-24 Thread Gavin Grabias

Well it could be a couple of things wrong.  Are cgi scripts allowed to
execute in the directory?? and are you prinint a header in your script ex:
Content-Type: text/html\n\n   ??

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On Mon, 3 May 1999, Seb wrote:

 Hi all!
 
 I'm running a Mandrake 6.0 server with Apache 1.3.6 and i made a c
 program which return an html document on stdout named test.cgi an d located
 in /home/httpd/html/seb/c . When apache try to read it he return me an
 Internal Server Error and in the log file it is malformed header for script.
 Bad header=DOCTYPE.
 
 What's that ?
 
 



Re: [expert] linux as a router

1999-07-14 Thread Gavin Grabias

 
 what exactly does that livingston router do anyway?
 

God save the queen!