Re: [expert] Houston Stands up to M$

2003-01-25 Thread Patrick Atlas
Good question!
But I don't have any answer about that.
Sure that I will try to find out WHY and to ask right people the right
question.

Patrick


Le sam 25/01/2003 à 15:27, Mark Weaver a écrit :
 Patrick Atlas wrote:
  In France, lots of schools have received letters from Microsoft in june
  2001 (or 2002?).
  Public schools don't have a lot of money so they didn't pay anything.
  Now there are national administration and educational services that
  develop Linux distributions for educational purposes.
  For french reader : www.atica.gouv.fr (a Prime Minister's service).
  
  Patrick Atlas
 
 Please forgive me for breaking in on this thread this way, but this 
 seriously begs the question:
 
 If this is the case ( statement above ) then WHY is Mandrake Linux 
 suffering the way it is? why isn't this national administration doing 
 anything to help Mandrake?
 
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Re: [expert] Houston Stands up to M$

2003-01-24 Thread Patrick Atlas
In France, lots of schools have received letters from Microsoft in june
2001 (or 2002?).
Public schools don't have a lot of money so they didn't pay anything.
Now there are national administration and educational services that
develop Linux distributions for educational purposes.
For french reader : www.atica.gouv.fr (a Prime Minister's service).

Patrick Atlas

Le mer 22/01/2003 à 23:21, H.J.Bathoorn a écrit :
 On Wednesday 22 January 2003 21:06, Tibbetts, Ric wrote:
  Check out this link, detailing why Houston, TX sh*tcanned Microsoft.
 
  http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2003-01-21-simdesk-cover_x.htm
 
 Hey, didn't any of you yanks tell 'm about linux and openoffice.org?
 
 What a mess, sounds more like a scam to me.
 
 Good hunting,
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[expert] Upgrading php 4.0.6 to 4.2.3

2002-12-23 Thread Patrick Atlas

I would like to upgrade php to version 4.2.3. on Mandrake Linux 8.1

I think the best way is:

uninstalling any modules (mysql, gd...) 4.0.6
uninstalling php 4.0.6
installing php 4.2.3
installing any additionnal modules version 4.2.3

Anyone can confirm this?

Thanks!

Patrick Atlas




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Re: [expert] Driver for AC'97 modem

2002-11-30 Thread Patrick Atlas
Yes, I did. But no more pages available...

Patrick


Le sam 30/11/2002 à 08:59, James Sparenberg a écrit :
 If you know the name for the driver try doing a google search on it and
 seeing if anyone has mirrored it.
 
 James
 
 
 On Fri, 2002-11-29 at 23:29, Patrick Atlas wrote:
  AC'97 modem seems to be rather recent.
  I am looking for a driver (Mandrake linux).
  There is a page on compurative.com to load a driver but the ftp gives a
  500 error.
  if anybody got this driver could he tell how to get it?
  
  Thanks!
  
  
  Patrick Atlas
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
 
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[expert] Driver for AC'97 modem

2002-11-29 Thread Patrick Atlas
AC'97 modem seems to be rather recent.
I am looking for a driver (Mandrake linux).
There is a page on compurative.com to load a driver but the ftp gives a
500 error.
if anybody got this driver could he tell how to get it?

Thanks!


Patrick Atlas







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[expert] Scripts or software to add many new users

2002-11-14 Thread Patrick Atlas

Hello,

We are managing hundred of users on a network based on Netscape Exchange
Server (mail, news and web).
In a few weeks, we would like to change to a linux server (Mandrake of
course!)
As we don't want to create by hand each existing user, is there a script
or a software that will automatically:

-create a new account (possibly from a list of existing
logins/passwords)
-apply the new user to adequate groups
-create a file with his login as name
-create a virtual host to his file in the apache configuration
-apply a DocRoot in proftp configuration
-create a user and his database with his login/password in mysql
-copy a phpmyadmin with adequate configuration
-and few other little things...

Any ideas?

Thanks

Patrick Atlas





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Re: [expert] trouble with wireless card

2002-11-03 Thread Patrick Atlas
Did you follow Simon's indications?
After the hermes.conf file is copied in /etc/pcmcia, try to launch Mandrake 
Control Center, choose Network and Internet then connexion.
Use the assistant to configure the eth0 and choose orinoco (Prism II).
I think that will configure the NETGEAR wireless.

Patrick Atlas

Le Dimanche 3 Novembre 2002 02:01, engage a écrit :
 I'm glad it worked for you. It didn't work for me.

 On Friday 01 November 2002 07:20 am, Patrick Atlas wrote:
  Thanks Simon, I saved my souls... and my wireless connection.
  I have point-by-point followed your indications and now my Netgear MA401
  PCMCIA wireless card is working fine on my notepad.
 
  Some points to fix, yet:
 
  It seems that the
  WIRELESS_ESSID
  WIRELESS_ENC_KEY
  options are erased after reinitialization of the PCMCIA or the SERVICES,
  in the ifcfg-ethX file.
  Any idea?
 
  So I need to write the END_KEY.
  The KEY must be written in hexadecimal or ASCII?
 
  Patrick Atlas
 
  Le Mardi 29 Octobre 2002 15:37, Simon Ree a écrit :
   On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 20:39:28 -0600
  
   engage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday, I installed ML 9 on a Compaq Presario 1200T
notebook with a Netgear MA401 PCMCIA wireless card. Also,
I installed the linux-wlan-ng-0.1.16-pre4 package. The
prism2_cs and p80211 modules get loaded and the wireless
card LED indicates that it sees the AP (steady LED light)
which seems to indicate that the config files are properly
set up. But the AP doesn't show it associated . Using
ifconfig to configure wlan0 gives an error that no such
device exists but it does give it an IP address. ifconfig
wlan0 shows that it is up and running. But, I can't ping
the AP (network is unreachable). I can ping the address
for wlan0 though. I've spent hours researching how-to's
and faq's but I'm at a loss as to how to get this card to
work.  Any suggestions?
  
   I had many of the same problems and never managed to get the
   wlang drivers to work with my Linksys wpc11 card.  Binding
   the card to orinoco_cs works great with minimal set up and
   works with your MA401.
  
   Uninstall wlang
   Install the wireless tools package from your distro cd.
   Copy the attached hermes.conf file to etc/pcmcia
   service pcmcia restart
   service network restart
   mcc 
  
   Reconfigure your network connections, you should now have
   your card detected.  You can set the WIRELESS_ options on
   one of the configurations panels but they get tossed
   whenever you make a subsequent change, so I manually set
   them in the ifcfg-ethX file.
  
   To manually set the options edit your
   network script:
  
   /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX (X being your eth
   number)
  
   Add the following entries if you need them:
  
   WIRELESS_ESSID=yourAP
   WIRELESS_ENC_KEY=whatever your 128bit key may be
  
   service network restart
  
   and you should be on your way, hope this helps.  Your cards
   manfid may be different to the one in my hermes.conf file.
   Just run  cardctl ident   from the command line to get your
   cards specific manfid and edit the hermes.conf file.  This
   is the only method that I have been able to get to work
   with my cards and I have tried many a method.   If someone
   knows exactly how to do this any easier I would love to
   know.
  
   Simon Ree
   [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: [expert] trouble with wireless card

2002-11-01 Thread Patrick Atlas
Thanks Simon, I saved my souls... and my wireless connection.
I have point-by-point followed your indications and now my Netgear MA401 
PCMCIA wireless card is working fine on my notepad.

Some points to fix, yet:

It seems that the 
WIRELESS_ESSID
WIRELESS_ENC_KEY
options are erased after reinitialization of the PCMCIA or the SERVICES, in 
the ifcfg-ethX file.
Any idea?

So I need to write the END_KEY.
The KEY must be written in hexadecimal or ASCII?

Patrick Atlas


Le Mardi 29 Octobre 2002 15:37, Simon Ree a écrit :
 On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 20:39:28 -0600

 engage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Yesterday, I installed ML 9 on a Compaq Presario 1200T
  notebook with a Netgear MA401 PCMCIA wireless card. Also,
  I installed the linux-wlan-ng-0.1.16-pre4 package. The
  prism2_cs and p80211 modules get loaded and the wireless
  card LED indicates that it sees the AP (steady LED light)
  which seems to indicate that the config files are properly
  set up. But the AP doesn't show it associated . Using
  ifconfig to configure wlan0 gives an error that no such
  device exists but it does give it an IP address. ifconfig
  wlan0 shows that it is up and running. But, I can't ping
  the AP (network is unreachable). I can ping the address
  for wlan0 though. I've spent hours researching how-to's
  and faq's but I'm at a loss as to how to get this card to
  work.  Any suggestions?

 I had many of the same problems and never managed to get the
 wlang drivers to work with my Linksys wpc11 card.  Binding
 the card to orinoco_cs works great with minimal set up and
 works with your MA401.

 Uninstall wlang
 Install the wireless tools package from your distro cd.
 Copy the attached hermes.conf file to etc/pcmcia
 service pcmcia restart
 service network restart
 mcc 

 Reconfigure your network connections, you should now have
 your card detected.  You can set the WIRELESS_ options on
 one of the configurations panels but they get tossed
 whenever you make a subsequent change, so I manually set
 them in the ifcfg-ethX file.

 To manually set the options edit your
 network script:

 /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ethX (X being your eth
 number)

 Add the following entries if you need them:

 WIRELESS_ESSID=yourAP
 WIRELESS_ENC_KEY=whatever your 128bit key may be

 service network restart

 and you should be on your way, hope this helps.  Your cards
 manfid may be different to the one in my hermes.conf file.
 Just run  cardctl ident   from the command line to get your
 cards specific manfid and edit the hermes.conf file.  This
 is the only method that I have been able to get to work
 with my cards and I have tried many a method.   If someone
 knows exactly how to do this any easier I would love to
 know.

 Simon Ree
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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