Re: [newbie] Core file, what is it?

2000-06-06 Thread Anders Linden

Den Tue, 06 Jun 2000 skrev du:
 Hi Group,
 
   I found in my home directory a rather large size file, which was not
   there previously, called "core," and the graphic of the file looks
   like a bomb, with a fuse, no joke.  I could not find any info or
   documentation on this thing. Is it safe to delete?  Just exactly
   what is it.
 
 -- 
  
 Best regards,
  Gary  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 Today's thought: Never argue with a man carrying a water buffalo.

A core file is (If I´m not mistaking) a file leaved by a program when it
crashes.
Think it´s supposed to be helpfull for programmers trying to find out what
happened to the program that crashed.
It´s safe to delete it.
Typing "file core" will show you which program the file belongs to.

/Anders




Re: [newbie] KPP dials and connects but nothing works??

2000-05-30 Thread Anders Linden

Den tis, 30 maj 2000 skrev du:
 I set kpp up to dial up to my ISP and it does and it connects but nothing
 works.  No netscape, email, ping, etc.  What did I do wrong and how can I
 fix this?  Any ideas?
 Thanks,
 Aaron

Have you entered your ISPs DNS-numbers?

/Anders




[newbie] About keyboard problems in X.

2000-05-23 Thread Anders Linden

Wrote before about having problem with certain characters in X.
Well, everything worked out fine when changing from Swedish to finnish layout.
Is this like a bug or what?

/Anders




Re: [newbie] Keyboard Problem in X

2000-05-04 Thread Anders Linden

Den ons, 03 maj 2000 skrev du:
 Anders Linden wrote:
  
 Ok,
 in console (not in X) type 'X  /var/log/x.out 21' w/c.
 Normally you can't see what it is doing and nothing will be happen
 (system halted)
 so press CTRL-C.
 Now start X (startx).
 Read the created file '/var/log/x.out' with your tex-editor.
 Is there a message:
 The XKEYBOARD keymap compiler (xkbcomp) reports:
   Error  Cannot open "/var/tmp/server-.xkm"
 ..
 ???
 Eric
   
No, there's nothing like that in the file
   Sorry,
   there MUST be a pb with your X server.
   If there are no error messages in this file (occurs when X can't access
   /var/tmp as user)
   then your keyboard is not set correctly to X.
   It works in console, do it ?
   So there is no raison to not work in X.
   When in X as ROOT, have you the same pb ?
   Eric
  
  Yes, the same problem. Doesn´t matter if I'm root or not.
  /Anders
 I presume you didn't change anything about your keyboard in KDE ?
 So, look a while at DRAKconf, Control, Features;
 and look at 'keyboard map' and 'language'; is it set to what you
 selected
 at the install ?
 Eric

Yes, the language is the same. Can't figure out what's wrong. Never had this
problem when using RH6.0
/Anders




Re: [newbie] Keyboard Problem in X

2000-05-03 Thread Anders Linden

   Ok,
   in console (not in X) type 'X  /var/log/x.out 21' w/c.
   Normally you can't see what it is doing and nothing will be happen
   (system halted)
   so press CTRL-C.
   Now start X (startx).
   Read the created file '/var/log/x.out' with your tex-editor.
   Is there a message:
   The XKEYBOARD keymap compiler (xkbcomp) reports:
 Error  Cannot open "/var/tmp/server-.xkm"
   ..
   ???
   Eric
  
  No, there's nothing like that in the file
 Sorry,
 there MUST be a pb with your X server.
 If there are no error messages in this file (occurs when X can't access
 /var/tmp as user)
 then your keyboard is not set correctly to X.
 It works in console, do it ?
 So there is no raison to not work in X.
 When in X as ROOT, have you the same pb ?
 Eric

Yes, the same problem. Doesn´t matter if I'm root or not.
/Anders




Re: [newbie] Keyboard Problem in X

2000-05-02 Thread Anders Linden

Ok, I have a problem with X-Windows
How can I write the $, ] and } in X?
When I try I only get a 4, a 9 and a 0.
I'm writing this in the console, and as you can see
it works fine there. I just can't get it to work in X (Using KDE).
I've already tries to change the usual rows in the XFConfig file, but
that obvioustly didn't help. I'm from Sweden, so I'm using the swedish
keyboard layout, only if I change to english layout nothing happens
either.
Help wanted!
   
Anders
   I had the same trouble and resolved it as follows:
   In console type X  /var/log/x.out 21
   ( nothing will be happen so type CTRL-C)
   Then read this file with your tex editor.
   Probably there is a message : .. no access to
   /var/
   Because you logged in as user and have no access writing to this.
   So, set the permissions to the dirs as owner and group.(not to root)
   Let me now if it worked.
   Eric
  
  Hmm, well, I'm sure it will work, but I havn't got a clue what you mean. Could
  you explain a little better how I'm suppose to do it?
  
  Anders
 Ok, 
 in console (not in X) type 'X  /var/log/x.out 21' w/c.
 Normally you can't see what it is doing and nothing will be happen
 (system halted)
 so press CTRL-C.
 Now start X (startx).
 Read the created file '/var/log/x.out' with your tex-editor.
 Is there a message:
 The XKEYBOARD keymap compiler (xkbcomp) reports:
   Error  Cannot open "/var/tmp/server-.xkm"
 ..
 ???
 Eric


No, there's nothing like that in the file




Re: [newbie] Keyboard Problem in X

2000-04-30 Thread Anders Linden


  
  Ok, I have a problem with X-Windows
  How can I write the $, ] and } in X?
  When I try I only get a 4, a 9 and a 0.
  I'm writing this in the console, and as you can see
  it works fine there. I just can't get it to work in X (Using KDE).
  I've already tries to change the usual rows in the XFConfig file, but
  that obvioustly didn't help. I'm from Sweden, so I'm using the swedish
  keyboard layout, only if I change to english layout nothing happens
  either.
  Help wanted!
  
  Anders
 I had the same trouble and resolved it as follows:
 In console type X  /var/log/x.out 21
 ( nothing will be happen so type CTRL-C)
 Then read this file with your tex editor.
 Probably there is a message : .. no access to
 /var/
 Because you logged in as user and have no access writing to this.
 So, set the permissions to the dirs as owner and group.(not to root)
 Let me now if it worked.
 Eric

Hmm, well, I'm sure it will work, but I havn't got a clue what you mean. Could
you explain a little better how I'm suppose to do it?

Anders




[newbie] Keyboard Problem in X

2000-04-29 Thread Anders Linden

Ok, I have a problem with X-Windows
How can I write the $, ] and } in X?
When I try I only get a 4, a 9 and a 0.
I'm writing this in the console, and as you can see
it works fine there. I just can't get it to work in X (Using KDE).
I've already tries to change the usual rows in the XFConfig file, but
that obvioustly didn't help. I'm from Sweden, so I'm using the swedish
keyboard layout, only if I change to english layout nothing happens
either.
Help wanted!

Anders




Re: [newbie] FTP

2000-04-29 Thread Anders Linden


 How do i configure FTP access. I want to be able to send web pages to
 /home/httpd/html. When i run the ftp command it connects ok,  then i
 never get a logon prompt. eventually it times out. It comes back with
 connection closed by remote host.
 
 any help would be appreciated--

I use gftp and it works very well...




Re: [newbie] Enlightenment upgrade

2000-04-26 Thread Anders Linden


Use rpm -U and everything should be fine






 Hello!
 
 My Mandrake distro came with DR0.16.3 release of E. Now I downloaded the
 0.16.4 RPM release. Do I need to uninstall .3 before upgrading to .4? Or
 just `rpm -i' it?
 
 Thanks




[newbie] DrakConf

2000-04-25 Thread Anders Linden

I started DrakConf under my own user, and checked the "save password" box.
Unfortenately I entered the wrong password, so now I can't start DrakConf at
all under my own user. I have to use root.
Anyone knows how to solve this?
I tried to uninstall DrakConf and installing it again, but that didn't work...

/Anders