Jon Hewitt wrote:
Heeep!
After installing MD7.1 I found that KPPP would not work, it would dial,make
the connection and seeminly login, then immediately log off. I found that
going to DrakConf/Network Configuration/PPP/Slip/Plip I could make the
connection, close everything and reset
Hi all,
How can I set up a mail server so that it will act as a secondary mail server.
ie. it acts as a relay from anyone but only allows relaying to the domains I
specify.
Thanks
Dunc
Jon Hewitt wrote:
Heeep!
After installing MD7.1 I found that KPPP would not work, it would dial,make
the connection and seeminly login, then immediately log off. I found that
going to DrakConf/Network Configuration/PPP/Slip/Plip I could make the
connection, close everything and reset
On Mon, Jul 03, 2000 at 05:28:56PM -0700, Mike Tracy Holt wrote:
I would like to add a question here if I may; I'm used to Windows where the
'temp' directory is for temporary stuff and should be dumped periodically.
What is the /tmp directory in *nix used for and why can't I delete it's
Hi everyone
I thought I would give kde2 a try on my Mandrake 7.1
I downloaded all the rpm,s except the kde-qt-addons which was missing
fromt he ftp site, but I found out that its contents were in
kdesupport2.
When I get to install kde-libs2 next I get a dependancy error
Missing qt2 ( I need to
This HP has an IDE CD-ROM (Creative Infra 52) , and during install, it
asked for the 'Ext' CD, but did not eject the install CD..
The button of the CD drive was also inoperative.
I had to hit CANCEL, and it did not create many of the icons, did not
install some stuff from the install CD, even..
I previously had 7.02 installed with Helix Gnome and Enlightenment 0.16
installed - and I got KDE menus in the Gnome menu.
Now with 7.1 and Gnome, I see a checkbox to show KDE but noting shows up
(even when I switched to KDE and then back to Gnome)
Any hints?
Thx,
Robert Fox
I guess I better hang my head in shame :(
I added 'noauth' to the ppp arguments in KPPP and everything works fine now. I
seen this fix several times in this list but the people describing their
problems didn't seem to fit the problem I was having, so I never checked it out.
Works like a
and you should hehe . :-)
At 08:08 AM 7/4/2000 -0700, you wrote:
I guess I better hang my head in shame :(
I added 'noauth' to the ppp arguments in KPPP and everything works fine
now. I
seen this fix several times in this list but the people describing their
problems didn't
Hi,
There seems to be a problem with sites when using Netscape 4.7 (delivered with
Mandrake 4.7) and the Flash4 plugin, when it comes to sites who use multi
Flash-movies in an overlay.. Anyone an idea how to work around this? (If
nessairy, the webmaster can alter the content of the site:
Jon Hewitt wrote:
I guess I better hang my head in shame :(
I added 'noauth' to the ppp arguments in KPPP and everything works fine now. I
seen this fix several times in this list but the people describing their
problems didn't seem to fit the problem I was having, so I never
ftp://ftp.linux.tucows.com/pub/distributions/Mandrake/Mandrake-crypto/RPMS/
openssl-0.9.5a-3mdk.i586.rpm
qt2.1.1 is at ftp://us.mandrakesoft.com/pub/kde
Civileme
Phil wrote:
Hi everyone
I thought I would give kde2 a try on my Mandrake 7.1
I downloaded all the rpm,s except the
Phil,
If you want the latest RPMs as built from the latest CVS (updated
every couple of weeks):
http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~molnarc/index.html
Everything you need is there and has been tested by me with Mandrake
7.1 (except kdevelop has a missing library).
Observe the proper order for adding
Hi,
I have a Fuji digital camera and wondering how I can get a pc card loaded with
the smart media mounted as a file system? I know for floppy
mount -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy, but how with a pc card?
TIA
Bruce
Sthitaprajna wrote:
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Will someone at the Mandrake mailing lists turn this thing off? This
is a real PITA and it has
Civileme,
Were those ALSA sound libraries that Guillame mentioned to me required also?
Hoyt
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From: "Civileme" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 12:27 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Installing rpm binaries of kde2?
Yes, the cooker version fixed the problem. Thanks!
Now, if the XF86Setup command wouldn't core dump... One suggestion for the next
version of DrakConf would be to let you put in multiple video modes.
-- Stephen
On Sat, 01 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Stephen Boulet [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, Sean Middleditch wrote:
Jon Hewitt wrote:
I found that
going to DrakConf/Network Configuration/PPP/Slip/Plip
You have PPP option under DrakConf/Network Configuration?
Someone please explain then why I _don't_? Where exactly did I wrong?
DrakConf - Network
Xperts -
I have tried every possible way to install 7.1 but every time it
crashes, saying
something to the effect of "Out of memory"
I am using the text install because I don't have a VESA compliant
video card.
I used the text install for 7.0 and it worked fine.
When I do "expert text
On 5 Jul 00, at 2:12, «[-®ºmmë£^£ºvë§^£ºµ©4룣ë-]» wrote:
Pentium III - 550e
32 MB RAM
8 GB with 3 partitions:
hda1 - (2 GB) contains Windoze 98
hda2 - (3 GB) supposed to contain the MDK LINUX after-install
hda3 - (3 GB) contains the MDK
Nope, but I tried installing it on another CPU with AMD K6-2 and 64 MB RAM
but it still hangs-up on the same part ... could it be the partitioning of
the hard disk ??
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From: Sthitaprajna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 2:25 AM
"Bruce E. Harris" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a Fuji digital camera and wondering how I can get a pc card loaded with
the smart media mounted as a file system? I know for floppy
mount -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy, but how with a pc card?
USB ?
--
MandrakeSoft Inc
«[-®ºmmë£^£ºvë§^£ºµ©4룣ë-]» wrote:
Nope, but I tried installing it on another CPU with AMD K6-2 and 64 MB RAM
but it still hangs-up on the same part ... could it be the partitioning of
the hard disk ??
Depends. What partitions did you make using Windoze FDISK? You didn't try to
make the
"Hoyt" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Civileme,
Were those ALSA sound libraries that Guillame mentioned to me required also?
i don't believe so...
--
MandrakeSoft Inchttp://www.mandrakesoft.com
San-Francisco, CA USA --Chmouel
Depends. What partitions did you make using Windoze FDISK? You didn't
try to
make the Linux partition with it, did you? My suggestion would be to
delete
any non Windoze partitions, and using the Mandrake install program to
create
them.
Yes, but i wanna have dual boot ... windoze and
Nope, this is for my laptop, pc card, (pcmcia). This laptop does not have USB.
My desktop does and I will install a new kernel, etc later tonight, but that
will not solve my problem. I am going on vacation and intend on taking my
laptop and d/l photos to it.
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
«[-®ºmmë£^£ºvë§^£ºµ©4룣ë-]» wrote:
Depends. What partitions did you make using Windoze FDISK? You didn't
try to
make the Linux partition with it, did you? My suggestion would be to
delete
any non Windoze partitions, and using the Mandrake install program to
create
them.
Yes, but
Hello ...
I'm a newbie with LINUX and I was installing MDK 7.0 on my desktop
computer but the installation hangs up after the message: "Loading Second
RAM Disk ..." just before the GUI installation of Mandrake ...
Here are the specs of the computer:
Pentium III - 550e
32 MB
Hi,
I bought a new computer and the motherboard is a M7MKE from biostar.
The chipset is M6VCX.
I was very surprised when I saw modules for the Linux kernel on the
CD, _but_ they are only for Redhat 6.0/6.1 and Caldera 2.?. I'm not
able to get them working on my fresh 7.1 installation, they have
Hi,
I discovered what seems to be support for my printer (HP Deskjet 970
Cxi). Unfortunately, when I tried install it, DrakeRpm asked for one of
the extra cds from Mandrake 7.1. Now, my question is if I can find this
support from any other place.
Thanks
Alvaro
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Yes, /tmp should be for temporary stuff. And this "stuff" is
sockets, in this case, in a hidden directory. In 7.1 the use of
/tmp for these sockets has been discontinued. Now they use
/root/tmp which most people leave alone.
Has there ever been a
On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Yes, /tmp should be for temporary stuff. And this "stuff" is
sockets, in this case, in a hidden directory. In 7.1 the use of
/tmp for these sockets has been discontinued. Now they use
/root/tmp which most
"Bruce E. Harris" wrote:
Hi,
I have never upgraded a kernel using a RPM, always used soruce in the past. But
I wonder if Mandrake does something special to the kernel to make a Mandrake
specific RPM kernel worth it? In light of this, is the RPM under cooker 2.2.17
a safe bet for Mandrake
I've installed the 2.2.17mdk kernel from the Mandrake cooker, and the
only complaint I have (so far) is that the boot-up screen switches at
mid-point to an SVGA mode to display the Mandrake logo at the top. I
can do without the logo as I know what I'm installing, and, in fact,
it doesn't work
Has anyone had any problems adding new themes to sawfish after
installing helixgnome?
I cannot do this now.. I'm baffled. The permissions of the files I
wanted to try were different, so I changed them
to be like all of the others. No luck. The themes show up in the
sawfish selection but
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Pseudo-graphical boot screen in kernel 2.2.17
From: Steve Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 04 Jul 2000 15:58:14 -0600
I've installed the 2.2.17mdk kernel from the Mandrake cooker, and the
only complaint I have (so far) is that the boot-up screen switches at
Just out of curiousity if we are not using the Desktop version...but
using it as server setup, where can I locate this new updated RPM of this
kernel? I am thinking of upgrading it to this version for my 9 Linux
Servers that is deployed so far.
If you are wondering... I
I use the 15-1 without pbs.
17-x cause pbs.
Civileme wrote:
"Bruce E. Harris" wrote:
Hi,
I have never upgraded a kernel using a RPM, always used soruce in the past. But
I wonder if Mandrake does something special to the kernel to make a Mandrake
specific RPM kernel worth it? In
Hello,
#1. I recently got pppd set up to dial on demand (without the aide of diald). Seems
to be working ok. However, today, I was just walking into my room, and I heard the
modem dial out. There was -no- client of any sort running on either the linux box, or
the one computer that is
Daniel Woods wrote:
The only things I'm not sure of is the Dlink DE-538TX 10/100 PCI
ethernet card ...
I have this and the DFE-530TX+ and both work well. Linux
sees this as a 'rt18139' driver.
Thanks... Dan.
Note that it's an "ell" not a "one": rtl8139, not rt18139 driver.
I had/have a problem with the install of 7.1
I downloaded and burned the 2 disks. I created the cdrom.img bootdisk on a
floppy.
During boot up if I tried to use my scsi CD-Rom drive with the install CD, the
install failed with a warning that the CD rom could not be initialized. Also
the scan
Hi
Gael thinks that forum.mandrakesoft.com name should be replaced by a
shorter one - easier to remember. You can vote for the one which you find
best/easiest to remember/nicest on the "forum":
http://forum.mandrakesoft.com
thx
Denis
--
www.mandrake-forum.com or something?
Regards,
Janar Kokk
Tel: +372-641-9552 +372-539-13896,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "Denis Havlik" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Expert list" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 2:24 AM
Subject: [expert] ANNOUNCE: voting for
On Mon, 03 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Seanmay I share with you a short description of my
approach to running new versions of Linux-Mandrake that I
believe saves me from the kind of frustration that you are
experiencing?
I'm running my computer on 7.1, but my 7.0 installation still
exists on
Hi,
These RPMs were installed when I installed mdk6.0. Subsequently,
I've installed 2.2.12 .16 from tarballs.
Will doing an "rpm -e" on these packages ruin my system by
erasing the 2.2.16 files?
kernel-2.2.9-19mdk
kernel-headers-2.2.9-19mdk
kernel-doc-2.2.9-19mdk
richard waters wrote:
I had/have a problem with the install of 7.1
I downloaded and burned the 2 disks. I created the cdrom.img bootdisk on a
floppy.
During boot up if I tried to use my scsi CD-Rom drive with the install CD, the
install failed with a warning that the CD rom could not
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Yes, /tmp should be for temporary stuff. And this "stuff" is
sockets, in this case, in a hidden directory. In 7.1 the use of
/tmp for these sockets has been discontinued. Now they use
/root/tmp which most people leave alone.
On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 01:44:35AM +0200, Robert Fox wrote:
I previously had 7.02 installed with Helix Gnome and Enlightenment 0.16
installed - and I got KDE menus in the Gnome menu.
Now with 7.1 and Gnome, I see a checkbox to show KDE but noting shows up
(even when I switched to KDE and
"Bob Puff@NLE" wrote:
Hello,
#1. I recently got pppd set up to dial on demand (without the aide of diald). Seems
to be working ok. However, today, I was just walking into my room, and I heard the
modem dial out. There was -no- client of any sort running on either the linux box,
or the
just http://mdk-forum.com - short and sweet :)
Bill
Janar Kokk wrote:
www.mandrake-forum.com or something?
Regards,
Janar Kokk
Tel: +372-641-9552 +372-539-13896,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: "Denis Havlik" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Expert list" [EMAIL
Michael Holt wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 04 Jul 2000, you wrote:
Yes, /tmp should be for temporary stuff. And this "stuff" is
sockets, in this case, in a hidden directory. In 7.1 the use of
/tmp for these sockets has been discontinued. Now they use
/root/tmp which
Bill Gerber wrote:
just http://mdk-forum.com - short and sweet :)
Bill
Janar Kokk wrote:
www.mandrake-forum.com or something?
Regards,
Janar Kokk
Tel: +372-641-9552 +372-539-13896,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
From: "Denis Havlik" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Socket programming protocols basically form sockets for ONE task
and then destroy it. In this case, it appears to be needed at
boot time as the target of a symlink.
Civileme
Ok, that makes sense; which brings my next question, what would be a
simpler term for 'socket programming
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From: "Sean Middleditch" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 05, 2000 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] PPP Dial on demand, HD, and multiple IPs
"Bob Puff@NLE" wrote:
Hello,
#1. I recently got pppd set up to dial on
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From: "Ron Stodden" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Installing rpm binaries of kde2?
Phil,
If you want the latest RPMs as built from the latest CVS (updated
every couple of weeks):
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From: "Himebaugh, Jon, CON, OASD(HA)/TMA" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 9:04 AM
Subject: RE: [expert] Metro-X
I checked this out this morning and the object in the Morph 3D (GL)
screensaver did NOT move smoothly at any
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