On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 07:48:23PM -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
> the firewall boxen doenst have x on it...
Doesn't matter, if the workstation is requesting X authentication, there may
be time spent in figuring out that X isn't there.
[snip]
> anyway (with more fun stuff on it!). The workstation (
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 07:43:09PM -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
> No other problems, except for some reason ppp-on fails 1/2 of the time. I find
> that if I run ppp-on, it tries to dial, fails, and takes a long time to give
> up. after it gives up, I run ppp-on again, and it works fine. After I
>
the firewall boxen doenst have x on it... but the ssh suggestions are good
ones, Ill check into that tonite (although Im about ready to build a new box
anyway (with more fun stuff on it!). The workstation (the comptuer with the
problem, its not the firewall) I do use ssh -x to another box (and I
No other problems, except for some reason ppp-on fails 1/2 of the time. I find
that if I run ppp-on, it tries to dial, fails, and takes a long time to give
up. after it gives up, I run ppp-on again, and it works fine. After I
disconnect, it has the same issue when I dial again. As a work around
I have been having problems getting knoppix to work on my computers. The
computer hiccupped did a warm boot and the knoppix cd I had left in the
drive kicked in. It loaded properly. I don't know why it wasn't working
before. I rebooted warm and cold.
Second computer BIOS was not set properly (
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 03:44:01PM -0800, Linux Rocks ! wrote:
> I have another issue on this computer. Telnetting or sshing (but not ftping)
> under my slack system seems to take a long time to connect (like a minute).
> This only occurs in my slack system on one box (other boxes dont have this
Yes, this was one of the annoying things with enlightenment, until I figured
it out (ie, became enlightened to the situation).
Look at ~/.enlightenment/...e_session-XX and
~/.enlightenment/...e_session-XX.snapshots.0
I suggest renaming these two files and restarting enlightenment. Set up
On Sat, 22 Mar 2003 18:21:08 -0800
Linux Rocks ! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seems like a bad Idea to mess with the server, when its only one workstation
> that has a problem (and even on that workstation, its only the slack system
> (not the suse, or the windows) that has a problem.
>
> Jamie
Seems like a bad Idea to mess with the server, when its only one workstation
that has a problem (and even on that workstation, its only the slack system
(not the suse, or the windows) that has a problem.
Jamie
On Saturday 22 March 2003 05:47 pm, Graham Forest wrote:
: On Sat, 22 Mar 2003 17:39:4
I used knoppix 3.1 on dual boot box with a corrupted ppartition table among
other problems to burn a cd data backup last night.
Jim K
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On Sat, 22 Mar 2003 17:39:41 -0800
Linux Rocks ! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK, now its back again. I killed off inetd on the workstation, but still get
> the delay :(
>
> Killing it on the server caused the machine to refuse connections from any
> computer (this is what I expected... no big
OK, now its back again. I killed off inetd on the workstation, but still get
the delay :(
Killing it on the server caused the machine to refuse connections from any
computer (this is what I expected... no big surprise...)
somehow it has something to do with the slackware workstation... but what?
Hmm... ok, I have inetd running on both the gateway box, and the workstation.
I killed it on the workstation, and was able to connect right up. I then
rebooted the workstation (not killing off inetd) and connected right up.
Now I cant get get the delay, and Im totally unsure why!
On Sat, 22 Mar 2003 15:47:58 -0800
Linux Rocks ! <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I forgot to mention that once I make one telnet/ssh connection, subsequent
> connections pop right up (not wait), but if I close all connections, a new
> connection causes a long delay.
>
> Jamie
(x)inetd? The delay
I forgot to mention that once I make one telnet/ssh connection, subsequent
connections pop right up (not wait), but if I close all connections, a new
connection causes a long delay.
Jamie
On Saturday 22 March 2003 03:44 pm, Linux Rocks! wrote:
: I have another issue on this computer. Telnetting
I have another issue on this computer. Telnetting or sshing (but not ftping)
under my slack system seems to take a long time to connect (like a minute).
This only occurs in my slack system on one box (other boxes dont have this
problem, and other systems on this box do not have this problem, so
Im having a strange issue with enlightenment. It keeps "remembering" the wrong
settings. At one point I did a remember settings with a few applications on
my desktop, but now dont want them. Ive tried closing those apps, and
remember settings, close e, and start e, but they seem to persist! infa
On Sat, Mar 22, 2003 at 01:12:25AM -0800, john fleming wrote:
> Does anyone know how to setup win4lin in gentoo?
This has been discussed pretty thoroughly on the gentoo-user list and in
the forums. You need to
emerge win4lin sources
and compile and install that kernel. I would recommen
John,
Nettraverse is usually about three kernel patches behind, so prepare to
compile your own kernel if you're running something recent. I doubt they
have precompiled kernels for gentoo anyway...
It's not that hard to patch a generic kernel for win4lin.
Ralph
On 03/22/03 01am, john fleming w
Great explanation, Bob -- thanks! I was using mozilla itself at first,
then galeon, and now phoenix (phoenix is almost perfect for me, it'll be
0.6 real soon now). It struck me as a little odd, since when I do
remote X over SSH, I expect window-forwarding, yet this solution is much
more elegant a
Does anyone know how to setup win4lin in gentoo?
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Bob Miller wrote:
> It's finally hit (some of) the mirrors. Download away!
The mirrors were very congested last night. There's a temporary copy
here (for EUGLUG members only -- please don't forward this).
http://chezgeek.euglug.net/~kbob/knoppix/
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Ben Barrett wrote:
> Check this out, though; a quick
> story about me being impressed at the integration of Gnome: when I
> remote-ssh my evolution session, links open in a local browser session.
Are you running Mozilla (or a derivative) as your browser? Here's
how it works, and it's not Gnome
I made these observations and assumptions:
I tried to boot knoppix on three separate computers.
I recently loaded RH 8.0 on these all of these computers in a dual boot
configuration.
The boot process w/RH was flawless and there have been no modifications to
the BIOS.
I tried to boot knoppix on
It's finally hit (some of) the mirrors. Download away!
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