Iwan van der Kleyn wrote:
In a Citrix environment (Winframe or Metaframe) it is possible for an
administrator to "shadow" a user-session. That is: to monitor the screen of
a user and to take it over. Arguably a rather drastic tool (with regard to
privacy-matters) but quite convenient when
On Wed, 02 Feb 2000, you wrote:
I heard that mandrake needs line: append="mem=128M"
in to /etc/lilo.conf if computer haves more than 64mb.
I have 128mb mem and i dont have that line in my conf
but still "top" shows that i have 128mb of mem + swap ?
Don't sweat it. Only CERTAIN systems need
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Adrian Saidac wrote:
Well, Jean-Louis,
It happend that the box has a brand new ASUS board (BIOS 11/99)
If I will set the BIOS for OS/2 I am getting only 14M. Go figure!!
Again I think that thre is something wrong with the code itself - there
are too many people
I helped a friend switch their RedHat box from Gnome to
KDE, but the Gnome panel is still there how does one
get rid of it after typing "switchdesk" and selecting KDE?
John
How do you make an ISDN connection to the net with mandrake 7?
TIA DS (Nottm UK)
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At 11:11 04/02/00 +, you wrote:
How do you make an ISDN connection to the net with mandrake 7?
TIA DS (Nottm UK)
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Start here:-
Hello,
Windows encrypts passwords in an ohther way than UNIX, so you can?t convert
a UNIX Password to an SMB Password. The only way to use UNIX Passwords is to
turn of encrytied passwords in your smb.conf and to force your Windows
machines to send passwords as plain text (see Samba Documentation
Wrong. I've got 192 megs of ram here and I didn't do ANYTHING to
make it see all that RAM.
Same here, 196Mb and Mandrake sees the whole lot no probs
Hello
I have an USB mouse and I can't have the wheel. When I configure with
gpm oder X the imps2 ( with the ZAxis Mapping 4 5) protocol and not
the ps2 protocol, all is wrong. With the ps2 protocol it work, but only
without the mouse.
And an other point : with the redhat 6.0 and the
Ummm GMT-5=EST?
Could you be set on Universal time?
Civileme
GMT is universal time. I need to figure out a way to tell that the
hardware clock is not set to universal (or GMT) time but instead to
the local time. A work around could be to actually set the hardware
clock to universal time
Hello All,
I am new to this list, running Linux for a couple of years now, and recently
installed LM7
Install went through okay (albeit a bit long), but I experienced problems
with connecting to the internet via kppp. This is the fault report I got:
The remote system is required to authenticate
TEll your machine that you are on GReenwich =).
-Original Message-
From: Mohammad R. Salehpour, Ph.D. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2000 9:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] LM 7.0 loses the clock setting
Ummm GMT-5=EST?
Could you be
Hi there all,
Forgive me if this is a trivial question... Im trying to get Mandrake
7.0 to work with SMP support... I have tried several different things to
get it to work and the Kernel panics... I get a message something to the
affect AIX7xxx was compiled for vmlinuz... linuz not for smp.
From: Bug Hunter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
It is difficult to get to work the first time, but a
careful reading of
the /usr/doc/samba* (or is it /usr/doc/smb*) will tell you.
Another good
resource for documentation is http://www.samba.org
wade
Another good source is Samba Server
Fredthere's a thread on this called "Kppp in Air" starting
on Jan 21st. There's a bunch of suggestions for possible
solutions in there to try out. Please let me know if any of
them work as I'm still running 6.1 on my masquerade machine
because of the same problem you're experiencing.
Alan
Hi all,
could someoone halp me with the security settings? I have the highest
level set. Now I cannot access ftp/http etc. from my local machine. As much as I
understand it, this settings can be changed in /etc/hosts.allow
/etc/hosts.deny. Unfortunatly all these setting get ignored. Why? Where
On Thu, 03 Feb 2000, you wrote:
I tried that, and selected america/new_yoork from the zone popup menu in
DrakeConf datatime panel. When select activate changes and quit and
then go back, the selection is gone. It looks to me that LM 7.0 thinks that
the BIOS time is the GMT time and then
Well, finally I solved it, or found a work around to the clock
problem. In /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit there is the following line:
CLOCKFLAGS="--hctosys"
I changed that line to say:
CLOCKFLAGS="--hctosys --localtime"
This would tell the system that the hardware clock is set to local
time and
Whoever was requesting information about getting the sound working with the
SOLO-1 chipset, just go to http://www.alsa-project.org and get the latest
driver. I just got the sound working on my laptop with minimal effort.
Notes on what I did, I used the --with-sequencer=yes and
On Thu, 03 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Hello
I have an USB mouse and I can't have the wheel. When I configure with
gpm oder X the imps2 ( with the ZAxis Mapping 4 5) protocol and not
the ps2 protocol, all is wrong. With the ps2 protocol it work, but only
without the mouse.
And an other
On Fri, 04 Feb 2000, you wrote:
On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
How does one remove the Gnome taskbar when one switches to KDE from
Gnome? A friend of mine switched to KDE last night and his machine
now has TWO taskbars -- one from KDE and one from Gnome...
HELP!!
Dear Wayne,
I have got my sound working on my laptop (presario 1685) with Mandrake 7.0
I also uses ESS SOLO-1. In the past I have been trying to use alsa-driver
without any success, but with Mandrake 7.0 the sound is working without
doing any modification/addition.
My lucent winmodem is now
Hi!
Can someone please point me to an RPM, containing the source of the LM6.1
installer?
I need to make some small changes in order to install the system on a - very
special - machine.
Thanks,
-Cajus
On Fri, 4 Feb 2000, Joachim Staeck wrote:
Hello,
Windows encrypts passwords in an ohther way than UNIX, so you can?t convert
a UNIX Password to an SMB Password. The only way to use UNIX Passwords is to
turn of encrytied passwords in your smb.conf and to force your Windows
machines to send
I believe there is a package that comes with most Linux distributions (on
CD) called SPICE. Also check out www.freshmeat.net.
Here is something that just got updated today on FreshMeat:
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subject: Oregano 0.11
added by: Richard Hult on Feb
Hello, I have been using 6.0 since its release and it has made me very
productive.
I picked up a copy of 7.0 at the Mandrake booth at LinuxWorldExpo; I
tried to do an upgrade using a CDROM install.
The upgrade fails, giving me an error message that "/mnt" needs 37M for
the RPM packages. I mv'd
I agree with all of you flame or not.
I really need an answer not a status of other systems.
Given the fact that Red Hat/Mandrake is keeping a long silence about
this make me believe that there is a problem somewhere. Why is showing
only on certain systems - THAT'S the mystery!!
Civileme wrote:
What they are trying to say, it's not LM or Linux that's at fault. Linux
politely asks the BIOS how much memory and it got an answer. It wasn't
right, but it got an answer. some other OS's ask in a different way and get
the right answer more often. Linux is not a very mature OS from my point
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