On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Jason Antonacci wrote:
We use linux to log several other system's activities. The daily end result is a
23-30MB file. I have noticed that on Mondays the syslogd process is reading a system
time of 00:22:25 or around there. It is only today that I have really begun to
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Geoff Croxson wrote:
At 09:56 29/11/99 EST5EDT, you wrote:
I keep seeing these in my messages log, and can't pinpoint what is
causing it:
=== Cut ===
Nov 29 21:40:01 k4 identd[1876]: Returned: 4599 , 21 : NO-USER
Nov 29 21:40:01 k4 identd[1877]: Returned: 4599 ,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Ronald J. Yacketta wrote:
Kari Suomela wrote:
I keep seeing these in my messages log, and can't pinpoint what is
causing it:
=== Cut ===
Nov 29 21:40:01 k4 identd[1876]: Returned: 4599 , 21 : NO-USER
Nov 29 21:40:01 k4 identd[1877]: Returned: 4599 , 21 :
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, Stephen Carville wrote:
On 29 Nov, Eric L. Damron wrote:
- For some reason, when I run my firewall, my mail is not being relayed. My
- firewall is just a set of ipchain rules. Here is an example of my maillog
- file. The first entry is something that I sent
- after
I didn't have time to become an ipchain expert before bringing up a firewall
on a home server. (It's like the internet is a parrona filled river and my
server is a piece of meat!) so I went out to :
http://linux-firewall-tools.com/linux/firewall/index.html
There is an automated tool that gave
At 04:30 30/11/99 -0800, you wrote:
I didn't have time to become an ipchain expert before bringing up a firewall
on a home server. (It's like the internet is a parrona filled river and my
server is a piece of meat!) so I went out to :
http://linux-firewall-tools.com/linux/firewall/index.html
I know this is not probably meant for this area. My system, for whatever
reason has expired ALL my user accounts, including root. I figure the only
way into the system now is with a rescue disk. I dont use lilo for normal
boot, I use loadlin (the system dual boots with 98). I cant seem to find
Hi,
Installed Oracle 8.0.5 on a fresh Mandrake 6.1. Every Oracle binary
generates a 'segmentation fault' when started. According to Oracle Support
the following has to be done: re-link all binaries with glibc20 instead of
the installed glibc21.
Following RPMS (Redhat 5.2) are required to install
Date sent: Sat, 27 Nov 1999 10:31:48 -0500
From: David [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:[expert] Kernel Boot Error
Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well finally rebuild the kernel
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
I posted last week about my mouse pointer vanishing in KDE when my screen
goes into "suspend" mode. Anyone have any clues or experience anything
similar? Past installs of 6.1 have not done hits - only this time! (fresh
install after nuking RH 6.1)
Any help appreciated.
Thanx
Don
Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this list should be
the quickest answer::
ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory structure?
I've tried many permutations with "get" to no avail, and the man page didn't really
help.
Thanks!
Chad
"Eric L. Damron" wrote:
1. The firewall rules assume your SMTP server is external to you on the
internet. If you have machines tied to the firewall locally, they will need to
relay through your firewall's mail server. This means that there is a local
denial possible which has little to do
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I know this is not probably meant for this area. My system, for whatever
reason has expired ALL my user accounts, including root. I figure the only
way into the system now is with a rescue disk. I dont use lilo for normal
boot, I use loadlin (the system dual
"Eric L. Damron" wrote:
I didn't have time to become an ipchain expert before bringing up a firewall
on a home server. (It's like the internet is a parrona filled river and my
server is a piece of meat!) so I went out to :
http://linux-firewall-tools.com/linux/firewall/index.html
There is
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Lord And Master;) wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Yep
--
MandrakeSoft http://www.mandrakesoft.com/
--Axalon
Hello -
Slightly off topic but:
Anyone seen a tool for mapping SNMP devices? I've done a quick
search for SNMP @ FreshMeat.net and found a few possible tools, but none
really have that great of a description - do any of you have any experience
with such a tool? I'm looking
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 29 Nov 1999, you wrote:
Dear John:
Very reassuring to know that SO will save across all drives and
partitions. By the way, I have the same problem even when I use the
default Office51 Work folder and backup directories.
By the way, what is NFS, please,
We have a box serving as a router/ipmasq, smb/cifs server, webserver,
sql server, and email and dns host. this box has two nic's, one w/
a private address, the other with a public. every once in awhile
nothing can be accessed via the private address and/or the public address.
when this happens,
"Lord And Master;)" wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Short Answer: NO
Longer Answer :NO!
Reasoned Answer: Samba was created mostly by Andrew Tridgell from some
work he did to make DOS use some unix files, sometime in ancient
history. Of
David van Balen wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Vanco, Donald wrote:
I posted last week about my mouse pointer vanishing in KDE when my screen
goes into "suspend" mode. Anyone have any clues or experience anything
similar? Past installs of 6.1 have not done hits - only this time! (fresh
Just a note to let you know I saw your post.
I am still trying to duplicate the behavior. Anything else I should know
about your install? Did you format all partitions or just some? What sort
of mouse? What does the Pointer Device section of /etc/X11/XF86Config say?
Civileme
"Vanco,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Civileme wrote:
"Eric L. Damron" wrote:
I didn't have time to become an ipchain expert before bringing up a firewall
on a home server. (It's like the internet is a parrona filled river and my
server is a piece of meat!) so I went out to :
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this
list should be the quickest answer::
ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory
structure?
mget file1 file2 file3
get foo.tar # where foo/ is
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I know this is not probably meant for this area. My system, for whatever
reason has expired ALL my user accounts, including root. I figure the only
way into the system now is with a rescue disk. I dont use lilo for normal
boot, I use
"Lord And Master;)" wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Yes
at work we use reflection X and its nfs server utils to share drives to
unix and to mount drives from unix
A while back, MaximumPC magazine featured an article on tweaking the Windows
dial up connection. They worked great for me on my Windows box and, after
doing some research, were implemented successfully on my Linux boxes.
Essentially, they are:
0. A long description in the article on how to
Not right. Before samba was samba, I was using an NFS client for Win3.1
There is no free nfs client as far as I know but there are NFS clients
for WinNT and 95. Even more I was sharing a Novell volume through NFS
and if you can do that To mind comes Chameleon NFS and a solution
from SUN that
William Ahern wrote:
We have a box serving as a router/ipmasq, smb/cifs server, webserver,
sql server, and email and dns host. this box has two nic's, one w/
a private address, the other with a public. every once in awhile
nothing can be accessed via the private address and/or the public
At 02:47 30/11/99 -0500, you wrote:
Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this list
should be the quickest answer::
ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory
structure?
if you are using ncftp, which mandrake install by default, then I
"Ronald J. Yacketta" wrote:
"Lord And Master;)" wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Yes
at work we use reflection X and its nfs server utils to share drives to
unix and to mount drives from unix
Adds that to his knowledgebase
I like that
I have been running Red Hat 5.2 for over a year now. I have just put
Mandrake 6.1 on the same system. However, RH 6.0 was a disaster, so this
time I took things carefully: I installed M 6.1 in its own boot and root
partions. BUT I have them both sharing the same swap space. That may have
been an
I just visited the web site for linux-mandrake
http://www.limux-mandrake.com
The poll was "Is Mandrake just RedHat plus some stuff?"
The answers were 8% "No", 25% "I do not know" and the rest... well, the
responders must not be on the mailing lists.
Civileme
On Tue, Nov 30, 1999 at 02:47:31PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this list should
be the quickest answer::
-
- ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory structure?
-
- I've tried many permutations
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Short Answer: NO
Longer Answer :NO!
[Note: below, Win32 = Windows 32-bit architecture, i.e., Win95, Win98,
WinNT, etc.]
Other Answer: Check www.tucows.com for Win32 NFS servers. I seem to
remember some
"Vanco, Donald" wrote:
Hello -
Slightly off topic but:
Anyone seen a tool for mapping SNMP devices? I've done a quick
search for SNMP @ FreshMeat.net and found a few possible tools, but none
really have that great of a description - do any of you have any experience
When I try to run Gnumeric on Mandrake 6.1, I get:
[dereks@localhost 0409]$ gnumeric
Cannot read file /home/dereks/.gnome/fonts/fontmap :
gzopen failed: No such file or directory
Cannot read file
The serial ports are character devices (unbuffered) under Linux. I
don't know if there is any equivalent to the Windows setting or not.
I couldn't find anything about it in the setserial or pppd man
pages, so I'm guessing it does not apply.
--Derek
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Benjamin Sher wrote:
This time I first chown -R sher: sher * in my entire /home/sher
directory, which includes SO and its 70 meg installation binary:
Good news! I'll try the same. Still, the installation _should_ have
reported a problem. Sun must learn.
--
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear Civilme:
Thanks so very much for sharing your experiences with StarOffice,
especially the part about backup. Maybe that's what they mean by backup
-- sort of like Sentry in Dos/Windows3.1, where the backup is hidden
until and unless you delete it. Then you go to
Dear friends:
I tried to save a backup as root. In fact, I logged out of KDE and
logged back in as root, then launched SO51a from /bin/./soffice, then
typed a few lines and saved the file. No problem saving the file. Made
sure "Always create a backup" under Options, General, Save. But I could
On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, Chad wrote:
Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this list should be
the quickest answer::
ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory structure?
Simple ! Use wget.
If you are retrieving a web site or a multi-file
On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, Axalon wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
Yep
Interesting! Do tell us more, please!
--
Regards,
Ron. [AU] - sent by Linux.
Derek Simkowiak wrote:
The serial ports are character devices (unbuffered) under Linux. I
don't know if there is any equivalent to the Windows setting or not.
I couldn't find anything about it in the setserial or pppd man
pages, so I'm guessing it does not apply.
--Derek
On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, Civileme wrote:
save to nfs mounts works (and I am using knfsd)
I think you will find that it only works if the remote mount point itself is
exported and connected to. If the remote machine exports /, you connect to
it, and then try and navigate past /mnt/anything,
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Civileme wrote:
I'm running LM6.1 on a PII 233 with 96Meg RAM along with WinNT4.0 under vmware. I have
2 HDDs (4.3 and 22 gig) with the 4.3 as hda and the 22 as hdb. They have the following
partitions taken from /proc/partitions, all formatted by Linux during install (hdc
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
On the Mandrake 6.x CD there is a little distribuition that can stay
on a single floppy. Usually I use that little floppy.
What are you referring to here? I do not see any such
distribution (with the exception of boot.img, bootnet.img,
Charles Curley wrote:
On Tue, Nov 30, 1999 at 02:47:31PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Sorry for this boneheaded query, but I can't figure this out and this list should
be the quickest answer::
-
- ftp, interactive mode. How the heck can I retrieve a whole directory structure?
-
-
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Charles Curley wrote:
I have been running Red Hat 5.2 for over a year now. I have just put
Mandrake 6.1 on the same system. However, RH 6.0 was a disaster, so this
time I took things carefully: I installed M 6.1 in its own boot and root
partions. BUT I have them both
Civileme,
On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, I wrote:
"
save to nfs mounts works (and I am using knfsd)
I think you will find that it only works if the remote mount point itself is
exported and connected to. If the remote machine exports /, you connect to
it, and then try and navigate past
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Ron Stodden wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Benjamin Sher wrote:
This time I first chown -R sher: sher * in my entire /home/sher
directory, which includes SO and its 70 meg installation binary:
Good news! I'll try the same. Still, the installation _should_ have
At 02:07 30/11/99 -0800, you wrote:
"Lord And Master;)" wrote:
Is it possible to have windows 98 share drives using nfs instead of
samba?
It is if you want to buy NFS for windows.
From memory, Sun sell a product called PC-NFS
last version of PC-NFS that I knew of was for Win3.11.. I don't
Hmm. On a philosophical front, I disagree that is not sun's
problem. I think it is.
If Linux is to achieve "world domination," then it and its applications
must take care of the blind, ignorant, (and sometimes idiot) user.
DOS and Wind*ws and Mac applications and OS tends to hold
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Ron Stodden wrote:
Civileme,
On Wed, 01 Dec 1999, I wrote:
"
save to nfs mounts works (and I am using knfsd)
I think you will find that it only works if the remote mount point itself is
exported and connected to. If the remote machine exports /, you connect
Dear Civilme and friends:
I am so happy to hear that you can successfully backup files in SO51a. I
just tried it again, making sure that the "Always create backup" is
checked in Options, General, Save" and then trying both the default
paths for work folder and backup and my own. Both options
Derekit's on the 6.0 disc but is not on the 6.1 disc. It's called
'tomsrtbt' (Toms root boot) and is in /images/rescue. There are two
versions, one for creating the floppy under dos and one for creating it
under linux as well as a FAQ file. If you don't have the 6.0 disc then
here's the
Axhold it! I don't think so! You mean to tell me that both of my
6.1 CD's are 'faulty'! Two different CD's from two different sources!?
One is an official MandrakeSoft CD and the other is a LinuxMall CD and
neither one has an /images/rescue sub on it. :-)
Alan
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
Bug Hunter wrote:
Hmm. On a philosophical front, I disagree that is not sun's
problem. I think it is.
Bullshit. Sun has included pretty specific instructions for
installation of the software. You want to install it? ./setup. Want
to install it for a network? ./setup /net. Want to
CivilemeI don't think it's too suprising that the poll came out like
that, after all, there have been two MacMillan distributions of
Linux-Mandrake that both say "RedHat with enhancements" right on the
box. These boxed distributions can be found in many of the major
discount stores in the
Dear friends:
Realizing, after what Axalon said, that perhaps I had messed up my
permissions in StarOffice for good, I decided to download a completely
new copy of SO51a from Sun. Before doing anything, I first deinstalled
SO through SOSetup, then deleted every trace of my old SO, including
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
Realizing, after what Axalon said, that perhaps I had messed up my
permissions in StarOffice for good, I decided to download a completely
new copy of SO51a from Sun. Before doing anything, I first deinstalled
SO through SOSetup, then deleted every trace
Dear Larry and friends:
Yes, I can't create a backup either with a new document or by opening
an old one and editing it. I can save perfectly well, and when I go back
I can see the changes have been made. But, for the life of me, I can't
create an automatic backup, which I should be able to, as
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
if you don't have a images/rescue/, you have a faulty disk.
Well, I don't have it on mine either. Its the Mandrake
PowerPack. My guess is, you intended for it to be on
6.1 but it didn't make it to the CD pressing.
--
Ramon Gandia
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