Re: [newbie] ot - file sharing tools
You can try eDonkey, www.edonkey2000.com I've tried the GUI on both Mandrake 9 beta 4 and RC-2, and it works fine. First time connecting is a bit slow though, you may have to add some servers in the beginning. You can find a list at www.sharereactor.com. After that, it works fine. eDonkey is especially usefull for downloading large files, like ISO's or movies or something. Don't forget to read the info on the eDonkey website about how to get the GUI connected to the core, you have to set a username and password for that. Good luck. Regards, Joost Op di 17-09-2002, om 21:58 schreef iggy: hi, all. was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? side note... i mainly work in kde, for what it's worth. 9.0 rc2 thanks in advance -iggy Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] ot - file sharing tools
The serverlist can be found here: http://www-werkstatt.de/ocb/serverlist.html.gz or here: http://homepage.swissonline.net/ocbMaurice/TDN/dpnnmgtcvq/serverlist.html.gz The client can be downloaded from http://www.edonkey2000.com/files/ed2k_linux_gui_0.1alpha.tar.gz FAQ's are here: http://users.aber.ac.uk/tpm01/ed2k_tools/faq.html Regards, Joost Op wo 18-09-2002, om 09:02 schreef J.M. cogels: You can try eDonkey, www.edonkey2000.com I've tried the GUI on both Mandrake 9 beta 4 and RC-2, and it works fine. First time connecting is a bit slow though, you may have to add some servers in the beginning. You can find a list at www.sharereactor.com. After that, it works fine. eDonkey is especially usefull for downloading large files, like ISO's or movies or something. Don't forget to read the info on the eDonkey website about how to get the GUI connected to the core, you have to set a username and password for that. Good luck. Regards, Joost Op di 17-09-2002, om 21:58 schreef iggy: hi, all. was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? side note... i mainly work in kde, for what it's worth. 9.0 rc2 thanks in advance -iggy Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] ot - file sharing tools
Get MLDonkey (http://www.freesoftware.fsf.org/mldonkey/). It's a much better client and GUI than the official ones. It's much faster and it allows you to connect to multiple servers. Once that's set up, go over to TheDonkeyNetwork (http://www.thedonkeynetwork.com/) for more info and to get some serverlists. On 18 Sep 2002 09:13:32 +0200, J.M. cogels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The serverlist can be found here: http://www-werkstatt.de/ocb/serverlist.html.gz or here: http://homepage.swissonline.net/ocbMaurice/TDN/dpnnmgtcvq/serverlist.html.gz The client can be downloaded from http://www.edonkey2000.com/files/ed2k_linux_gui_0.1alpha.tar.gz FAQ's are here: http://users.aber.ac.uk/tpm01/ed2k_tools/faq.html Regards, Joost Op wo 18-09-2002, om 09:02 schreef J.M. cogels: You can try eDonkey, www.edonkey2000.com I've tried the GUI on both Mandrake 9 beta 4 and RC-2, and it works fine. First time connecting is a bit slow though, you may have to add some servers in the beginning. You can find a list at www.sharereactor.com. After that, it works fine. eDonkey is especially usefull for downloading large files, like ISO's or movies or something. Don't forget to read the info on the eDonkey website about how to get the GUI connected to the core, you have to set a username and password for that. Good luck. Regards, Joost Op di 17-09-2002, om 21:58 schreef iggy: hi, all. was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? side note... i mainly work in kde, for what it's worth. 9.0 rc2 -- Sridhar Dhanapalan There are two major products that come from Berkeley: LSD and UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence. -- Jeremy S. Anderson Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
[newbie] ot - file sharing tools
hi, all. was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? side note... i mainly work in kde, for what it's worth. 9.0 rc2 thanks in advance -iggy Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Re: [newbie] ot - file sharing tools
On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 20:58, iggy wrote: was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? Well, _the_ Gnutella KDE client is qtella: http://qtella.sourceforge.net/ You can get an RPM file for 9.0 from: ftp://plf.zarb.org/cooker along with a trainload of other applications considered too legally shaky to be distributed by Mandrakesoft ;) There is no KaZaa Linux clone that I know of; development of an official one started but, some time ago, it dropped dead ... Alastair signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: [newbie] ot - file sharing tools
On 17 Sep 2002, Alastair Scott wrote: On Tue, 2002-09-17 at 20:58, iggy wrote: was wondering is anyone knows if anybody knows of a decent file sharing program. have been unsuccessful with anything nutella, win or lin, no problems w/ the kazaa network. is there anybody working on connectivity to kazaa? Well, _the_ Gnutella KDE client is qtella: I have never been satisfied with the performance or speed of gnutella... having nothing to do with the clients.. just the network. I have heard so much ranting and raving, and yes it does work, but I just don't like it. Maybe there is something I am missing. Limewire seems to be the best gnutella client I have used, and it's pretty fast, but what the difference is between Limewire and other clients in terms of it's performance is I don't know either. Oh, I hate Limewire too cause it uses java... is therfore slow, resource-hogging, and cannot be run in the background. I tried the other day to run Limewire it was using 94MB's of RAM. I mean cummon! Since about 4 months ago I have been using giFT (http://gift.sf.net/). It used to actually connect to the kazaa network, that is until kazaa changed from Holland to New Zeland (or wherever), and they encoded the network, preventing any other clones to get in. GiFT then carried on in the open-source manner and sort-of created their own network like kazaa. It isn't anywhere near close to the 2,5 million users that are online on Kazaa, as I think on average there are 150-750 users online, but it does offer quite a bit, and it's speed is generally great, it's light (you don't even notice it running except for download/upload traffic), and it can run in the background. Who knows, the more the merrier. It seems that everyone there shares I guess like the Linux community, which is nice. It does take self-compiling and a bit of configuring, but once you have it up and running, it'll be an ease ;-) Greetings Ralph -- Homepage: http://tuxpower.f2g.net/ Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft? Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
[newbie-it] file sharing
Salve ragazzi! mi sapreste consigliare un programma per lo scambio degli mp3 con Linux tipo WinMix per intenderci? Grazie a tutti, Alessandro - Università di Catania - C.E.A. Servizio di WebMail http://www.cea.unict.it
Re: [newbie-it] file sharing
On Monday 27 May 2002 13:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED], talkin' about [newbie-it] file sharing wrote: Salve ragazzi! mi sapreste consigliare un programma per lo scambio degli mp3 con Linux tipo WinMix per intenderci? Grazie a tutti, mh, non c'e' quasi nulla come winmx (perlomeno come interfaccia e potenzialita'), da quando (ma e' un po' che non controllo) hanno cambiato il protocollo di kazaa. Comunque: lopster, e i seguaci di napster (immagino usino ora dei server open, e' un po' che non li guardo) limewire c'e' anche per win e per mac, e' in java (e vuole il jre aggiornato) qtella e altri, basati su gnutella Audiogalaxy (giusto in questi giorni l'hanno scoperto pure i discografici) scarichi il satellite, poi fai tutto via web (c'e' anche un'interfaccia grafica, direi) Tutto questo, e le prime info, le trovi a freshmeat.net bye -- Devil Inside Experiment - C'era un bambino che odiava la polizia http://www.acidlife.com/mayhem/freefred/ Davide Banda Partial Arts [2000] - http://web.genie.it/utenti/f/freefred/ ICQ uin 5887365 - PGP key available on keyservers
R: [newbie-it] file sharing
- Original Message - From: freefred [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:03 AM Subject: Re: [newbie-it] file sharing On Monday 27 May 2002 13:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED], talkin' about [newbie-it] file sharing wrote: Salve ragazzi! mi sapreste consigliare un programma per lo scambio degli mp3 con cercare con google.com:scrivere sulla ricerca: beshare linux. vi apparira' una pagina con varie voci , cercate quella che vi consiglia il peer to peer sotto linux per lo scambio dai siti di BeOS. il programma si chiama (ozone). Al Salut. roma 27 maggio 2002
Re: [newbie] Network File Sharing
I have nfs working in a manual mode now. I assigned it a different mount point and it worked fine. The next thing I'm working on now is getting it to load on boot-up. I get a message that fs type NFS is not supported by kernel That's weird since I can do it manually. I gues it's still something in /etc/fstab that's a little off. This is not very easy to do since all the books either instruct you from RedHat or SuSe. I did notice on startup that it tries to mount nfs, before nfs is started. That might be a clue. I'll keep playing with it and let you know what happens.Thanks for all of your help!! Michael On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, bascule wrote: i can't think of any reason why that message shouldn't mean what it appears to mean, namely that you don't have that directory on the machine that is trying to mount the nfs share, as i said before my knowledge is at its limt On Wednesday 13 June 2001 2:29 am, you wrote: I noticed when I reboot, there's a message mount: /fsys/machine_name/usr mount point does not exist? I get the same message on both machines. why not start from the beginning, as root run this command on machine 1: exportfs machine2name:/home as root on machine 2 creat a temp directory say /nfs run this command : mount -t nfs machine1name:/home /nfs on my two machine this allows me to cd /nfs on machine 2 and see the contents of /home on machine1, if this doesn't work for you then apart from using machine1name.localdomain and machine2name.localdomain instead of just the machine names i can only guess that your setup is suffuciently different to mine that i can't help, if this does work (check it in both directions) then the problem probably lies in your system files setup Also, when I try using your mount command now, I just get a man file telling me about to use various options. bascule
Re: [newbie] Network File Sharing
i can't think of any reason why that message shouldn't mean what it appears to mean, namely that you don't have that directory on the machine that is trying to mount the nfs share, as i said before my knowledge is at its limt On Wednesday 13 June 2001 2:29 am, you wrote: I noticed when I reboot, there's a message mount: /fsys/machine_name/usr mount point does not exist? I get the same message on both machines. why not start from the beginning, as root run this command on machine 1: exportfs machine2name:/home as root on machine 2 creat a temp directory say /nfs run this command : mount -t nfs machine1name:/home /nfs on my two machine this allows me to cd /nfs on machine 2 and see the contents of /home on machine1, if this doesn't work for you then apart from using machine1name.localdomain and machine2name.localdomain instead of just the machine names i can only guess that your setup is suffuciently different to mine that i can't help, if this does work (check it in both directions) then the problem probably lies in your system files setup Also, when I try using your mount command now, I just get a man file telling me about to use various options. bascule
[newbie] Network File Sharing
I have a question regarding NFS. After nearly 30 hours over two days and redoing the basic install of 7.2 on both of my machines, I have my two machines networked together and can ping each successfully. I installed the network utilities, nfs and portmap, and have edited my /etc/exports files to read: /usr *.localdomain /home *.localdomain I have also edited my /etc/fstab to include: john:/usr /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults john:/home /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults I did a /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd to start the daemon I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/portmap start Then I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs start (The last two commands were suggested by someone on the list, but were not in my books.) I checked the Mandrake site for a tutorial on NFS, but all there is is a basic networking tutorial, and how to do IP masquerading. The mounting proceedure is not working and I'm wondering if I'm missing something?? Thanks, Michael
Re: [newbie] Network File Sharing
are you exporting from just one machine to the other? the /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs and /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd are - i think - for serving from one machine to the 'receiving' machine, you need to have nfs-utils-clients on the other machine, i assume you have installed either or both of nfs-utils or nfs-utils-clients on the appropriate machines? have you tried to mount manually? 'mount -t nfs machine.domain:/path/on/other/machine /path/on/this/machine' also, in your fstab i notice that you have just 'john', assuming that is a machine name i wonder if you need to use a domain name as well or make sure you have aliases in your /etc/hosts file? bascule On Tuesday 12 June 2001 11:14 pm, you wrote: I have a question regarding NFS. After nearly 30 hours over two days and redoing the basic install of 7.2 on both of my machines, I have my two machines networked together and can ping each successfully. I installed the network utilities, nfs and portmap, and have edited my /etc/exports files to read: /usr *.localdomain /home *.localdomain I have also edited my /etc/fstab to include: john:/usr /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults john:/home /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults I did a /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd to start the daemon I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/portmap start Then I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs start (The last two commands were suggested by someone on the list, but were not in my books.) I checked the Mandrake site for a tutorial on NFS, but all there is is a basic networking tutorial, and how to do IP masquerading. The mounting proceedure is not working and I'm wondering if I'm missing something?? Thanks, Michael
Re: [newbie] Network File Sharing
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, you wrote: are you exporting from just one machine to the other? the /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs and /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd are - i think - for serving from one machine to the 'receiving' machine, you need to have nfs-utils-clients on the other machine, i assume you have installed either or both of nfs-utils or nfs-utils-clients on the appropriate machines? I have installed all the utilities on both machines. I started /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd and /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs on the exporting machine. Do have to do something to start nfs-utils-clients on the receiving machine? Do all of these need to be working at all times? Can I use a simple script to start all of this automatically at boot? have you tried to mount manually? 'mount -t nfs machine.domain:/path/on/other/machine /path/on/this/machine' When I try to mount manually, I get: machine_name:/usr failed, reason given by server : Permission denied. also, in your fstab i notice that you have just 'john', assuming that is a machine name i wonder if you need to use a domain name as well or make sure you have aliases in your /etc/hosts file? /etc/hosts on machine one contains : 192.168.x.1x localhost.localdomain localhost 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.x.2x macine_two_name /etc/hosts on machine two contains : 192.168.X.2X localhost.localdomain 127.0.0.1 localhost 192..168.X.1X machine_one_name Does any of this help?? bascule On Tuesday 12 June 2001 11:14 pm, you wrote: I have a question regarding NFS. After nearly 30 hours over two days and redoing the basic install of 7.2 on both of my machines, I have my two machines networked together and can ping each successfully. I installed the network utilities, nfs and portmap, and have edited my /etc/exports files to read: /usr *.localdomain /home *.localdomain I have also edited my /etc/fstab to include: john:/usr /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults john:/home /fsys/john/usr NFS defaults I did a /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd to start the daemon I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/portmap start Then I did a /etc/rc.d/init.d/nfs start (The last two commands were suggested by someone on the list, but were not in my books.) I checked the Mandrake site for a tutorial on NFS, but all there is is a basic networking tutorial, and how to do IP masquerading. The mounting proceedure is not working and I'm wondering if I'm missing something?? Thanks, Michael
Re: [newbie] Graphical File Sharing
On Friday 10 November 2000 06:44 pm, you wrote: I have used LinNeighborhood for some time. It is simple and nice. Sorry don't have the URL with me. Or Knetmon works, too. rpmfind has it -- Phil Connor Emory Booty Co. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Registered Linux User # 189889
Re: [newbie] Graphical File Sharing
I found it and am currently setting it up. Thanks for pointing out the program to me! Riker Phil Connor wrote: On Friday 10 November 2000 06:44 pm, you wrote: I have used LinNeighborhood for some time. It is simple and nice. Sorry don't have the URL with me. Or Knetmon works, too. rpmfind has it -- Phil Connor Emory Booty Co. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Registered Linux User # 189889
Re: [newbie] Graphical File Sharing
On Thursday 09 November 2000 22:05, you wrote: Hello: I have a qestion concerning file sharing in Linux-Mandrake. I have two computers networked together and can ping both machines and share the Internet. My question now is: How can I access the others machines file using a graphical interface? Is there a way to use Konquer to show my other machine when I open it? In 7.0 I was using the file manager to access the other machine and can't seem to figure out how to do it in 7.2. I'm very new to networking and believe that this may be a very simple problem to remedy. Thanks for taking the time to read the question and offering suggestions. Riker Use samba you need to share your drives with samba you can use linuxconf to set it up and enable it and then you can mount the share with this command: # smbmount machinename\\sharename /dir/where/you/want/to/mount/it -o uid=userwithwhatyouwanttoaccessit for detailed instructions read the smb howto
Re: [newbie] Graphical File Sharing
On Thursday 09 November 2000 14:05, Riker wrote: Hello: I have a qestion concerning file sharing in Linux-Mandrake. I have two computers networked together and can ping both machines and share the Internet. My question now is: How can I access the others machines file using a graphical interface? Is there a way to use Konquer to show my other machine when I open it? In 7.0 I was using the file manager to access the other machine and can't seem to figure out how to do it in 7.2. I'm very new to networking and believe that this may be a very simple problem to remedy. Thanks for taking the time to read the question and offering suggestions. Riker I have used LinNeighborhood for some time. It is simple and nice. Sorry don't have the URL with me. Or Knetmon works, too. TRBishop [EMAIL PROTECTED] RLU # 12043
[newbie] Graphical File Sharing
Hello: I have a qestion concerning file sharing in Linux-Mandrake. I have two computers networked together and can ping both machines and share the Internet. My question now is: How can I access the others machines file using a graphical interface? Is there a way to use Konquer to show my other machine when I open it? In 7.0 I was using the file manager to access the other machine and can't seem to figure out how to do it in 7.2. I'm very new to networking and believe that this may be a very simple problem to remedy. Thanks for taking the time to read the question and offering suggestions. Riker
