Hello,
I have a number of questions in this one message. If you know the answers
to any of them, please reply! Also, please CC your reply directly to me
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Thanks!
#1. I am running NAMED from BIND on a couple machines, mostly for a caching
nameserver. Named is putting a
U.S. Robotics 5610 claims to be Linux compatible. I haven't found it
anywhere for less than $80. I've got the same problem. A pizza box with
only PCI slots, and my serial ports are all tied up.
Stew Benedict
Tim Litwiller wrote:
and the low end motherboards have no isa and no serial ports, only pci and
usb.
While it's true that you see more and more MBs without ISA slot,
I _never_ ever saw any without a serial port ...
Could you please give us examples (to be avoided ...) ???
--
Jean-Louis
Nt is more stable. And it supports netscape drag'n'drop.
Sarang Lakare a écrit :
caitoo .. its available as rpm at rpmfind.. adn its a great to manage u're
downlaods.. (thought it takes a little time to get started!)
-sarang
--
Guillaume Rousse
Iremia - Université de la Réunion
Plus
Bonjour,
n'ayant pas eu de réponses sur la ML [debutant], je me permet de poster
ici.
j'utilise Mandrake 7.1, l'ordinateur fait parti d'un réseau et je l'ai
donc configuré comme suit:
host name + domain name: wumpscut2.domainname
adaptateur #1: dhcp activé / wumpscut2.domainname / mask :
Bonjour,
la aussi comme je n'ai pas eu de réponse sur la ML [debutant] je me
permet de poster ici.
Je veux updater MAndrake 7.0-7.1. J'ai 3 partitions: /, /maison et
/archive. C'est la troisième fois qu'il me sort une erreur en disant que
je n'ai pas assez d'espace disque pour l'update! Pourtant
Pierre Taczynski a écrit :
Bonjour,
n'ayant pas eu de réponses sur la ML [debutant], je me permet de poster
ici.
j'utilise Mandrake 7.1, l'ordinateur fait parti d'un réseau et je l'ai
donc configuré comme suit:
host name + domain name: wumpscut2.domainname
adaptateur #1: dhcp activé /
Guillaume Rousse a écrit :
If IP adress works, but not name, i'd said it is a DNS problem 99 %.
That's is the DNS task to associate a name with an adress. Here it seems
it isn't the case.
Use nslookup [IP to test] to see what's going on.
Guillaume Rousse
Iremia - Université de la Réunion
Pierre-Yves Taczynski a écrit :
Guillaume Rousse a écrit :
If IP adress works, but not name, i'd said it is a DNS problem 99 %.
That's is the DNS task to associate a name with an adress. Here it seems
it isn't the case.
Use nslookup [IP to test] to see what's going on.
Guillaume
Pierre Taczynski wrote:
Bonjour,
la aussi comme je n'ai pas eu de réponse sur la ML [debutant] je me
permet de poster ici.
Je veux updater MAndrake 7.0-7.1. J'ai 3 partitions: /, /maison et
/archive. C'est la troisième fois qu'il me sort une erreur en disant que
je n'ai pas assez d'espace
Pierre Taczynski wrote:
Je veux updater MAndrake 7.0-7.1. J'ai 3 partitions: /, /maison et
/archive. C'est la troisième fois qu'il me sort une erreur en disant que
je n'ai pas assez d'espace disque pour l'update! Pourtant au 2e essaie
il y avait 400Mo sur / de libre et au 3e essai il y avait
It's supposed to do that as far as I know. I've got an old Slackware box
at work serving up files for 30 machines, and it always has a lot of smbd
and nmbd sessions during work hours. Doesn't phase it in the least (P350,
64MB RAM). Now if none of the clients are active, then it drops back
Vincent Danen wrote:
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 10:46:54PM -0400, Alan N. wrote:
I've been hearing about this helixgnome. What's all the hype about this
particular window manager for Linux?
--
Mark
Basically, it's gnome that works. :)
What are you talking about? The gnome
faisal wrote:
Do we have any Download managers like gozilla , getright ... on linux to
download large files ?
No way! that stuff is "spyware" and poison to an operating system. In
linux we use gFTP, IglooFTP-PRO, ncFTP, so and so forth. gFTP supports
resume and append, and most FTP server do
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm finding out that some of the higher-end motherboards are doing away
with ISA slots. Thus this question: Are there any Linux-compatible
modems that run in PCI slots?
Seve
Below is a listing of several PCI modems which will work in Linux.
US
Here's an odd thing . . . if I add freedb.freedb.org to my server list,
then kscd segv's whenever it tries to access the data base, from
QString::find().
Since it's compiled without debug info the details of the bug are
elusive. I could, if I were more enthusiastic, build a debug version
and
ftp seems to work for me.
faisal wrote:
Do we have any Download managers like gozilla , getright ... on linux to
download large files ?
--
Michael H. Collins http://www.linuxlink.com
Admiral of OpenSourcery Penguinista Navy
All Things French..
What is a Download manager? I wasn't aware that downloading files was
complex. FTP is pretty much a universal standard and there are plenty of
Linux/Unix clients. Can you be more specific about what special features a
Download manager provides?
-Original Message-
From: Michael H.
Downloader for X. It isn't integrated in the browser, like GetRight for example,
but it works nice enough... If you play a bit with the settings, you'll see
there's an option called "monitor clipboard". Activate that option, start your DfX
and minimize it, and when there's a file you wich to
I have see X die suddenly due to your resolution set to high, try dropping
the color and resolution down. Also if you look in /var/log/XFree86.log.
Xfree is pretty good at reporting errors. Also which version of X are you
trying to run that would help as well.
On Thu, Aug 10, 2000 at 08:57:15AM -0400, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
Here's an odd thing . . . if I add freedb.freedb.org to my server list,
then kscd segv's whenever it tries to access the data base, from
QString::find().
Odd. After I added several of the servers folks on the list
"Carver, Paul, NLSOP" wrote:
What is a Download manager? I wasn't aware that downloading files was
complex. FTP is pretty much a universal standard and there are plenty of
Linux/Unix clients. Can you be more specific about what special features a
Download manager provides?
A download
#2. Since I am using NAMED from BIND, is there any need of having the YPBIND
package installed?
No ypbind is for NIS.
#3. I posted this one last week and got 0 replies.
Probably b/c you are asking too many things at once. You may have better
success if you post each seperate problem
Is it possible to configure the auto-install script to replace the standard
packages with ones of your own choosing?
If possible, I would like to make it install the latest kernel updates (and
a few other customizations), instead of having to install them afterwards.
I checked out the
Hi Rob
I had a similar prob. The documented id passwd of superuser/123 didn't
work.
I did the following
cd /var/zope
zpasswd -u superuser -p test access
to reset the passwd. Killed and restart Zope.
I could then authenticate onto http://localhost:8080/manage and was fine
from there.
I
Amongst the default types of installs that you given during installation.
One type of installation would be very welcome is a Trustix type of install
for servers. Were all the popular secure tools are used i.e. Ncftd, ssh,
ect... and no XFree86 stuff. just a suggestion :)
Hi,
How is the ultimate harddisk performance with UDMA66? Although it
works fine with UDMA66,but the harddisk performance is
just like UDMA33 as below. The question is how to improve
the speed up to 20M/sec or so. My mainboard is Abit BP6
with HPT366, harddisk is IBM-DJNA-351520.
Any
I am still getting errors while trying to run X-windows as any user
other than root. I am sure it's a permission problem somewhere but
don't know where. Re-installing X-rpms has not worked.
Authentication failed - cannot start X server.
Perhaps you do not have console
Xuejun Liu a écrit :
Hi,
How is the ultimate harddisk performance with UDMA66? Although it
works fine with UDMA66,but the harddisk performance is
just like UDMA33 as below. The question is how to improve
the speed up to 20M/sec or so. My mainboard is Abit BP6
with HPT366, harddisk is
On a test server here, X was not installed to begin with because of
disk space. Now I wanted to install X-windows and installed all the
X and Gnome rpms (after many other dependencies). When I use
startx, X-windows starts up but only gives me a terminal window.
What else do I need to do, or add
I currently have a Diamond Speedstar A-55 AGP video card that does NOT
perform under Linux. I can trade it for a Jaton/Trident Blaze chip. I've
seen Jaton supported on earlier distro's so I think it will
work--especially if I choose the PCI model.
I have a choice between a PCI or the AGP Jaton
I have these services opened in my inetd.conf file.
Does the following output from the nightly security warnings
seem reasonable/correct (port 32668 and 448) ?
BTW, telnet and ftp are IP restricted (for backup access) and I do use ssh.
Security Warning: There is modifications for port
Jeff Groves [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it possible to configure the auto-install script to replace the standard
packages with ones of your own choosing?
well, put it in default_packages in auto_inst.cfg.pl!
As Inderstand it, there is very little difference between UDMA33 and UDMA66
when there is a single disk on the IDE channel.
Chris Slater-Walker
- Original Message -
From: "Xuejun Liu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 6:10 PM
Subject: [expert]
hallo MANDRAKE!
recently i added a new disk to my system (hdb).
i would like to share directories on that disk with samba like i do on
disk hda. but here comes the problem. it just don't work. i can see
the disk from the w2k-box but can't change into it.
al i get is
[2000/08/10 21:14:42, 0]
- Original Message -
From: "Bradshaw Andrew" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 11:55 AM
Subject: RE: [expert] Zope and Mandrake 7.1 default install.
Hi Rob
I had a similar prob. The documented id passwd of superuser/123 didn't
work.
I did
If you installed everything needed:
type in console:
cd /root
mv .xinitrc .xinitrc.old
(don't worry if on error message occurs)
cp /usr/bin/gnome-session .xinitrc
chmod a+x .xinitrc
startx
Eric MC
Daniel Woods wrote:
On a test server here, X was not installed to begin with because of
disk
What about USB modems? Are any of them compatible with Linux.
Stew Benedict wrote:
U.S. Robotics 5610 claims to be Linux compatible. I haven't found it
anywhere for less than $80. I've got the same problem. A pizza box with
only PCI slots, and my serial ports are all tied up.
Stew
When using .tar.gz or .tgz files, it is easy to see what the list
of files are. As well, you can easily untar it wherever you want.
I want to know how to do this with RPMs. I can't seem to find a
way to check the contents of an RPM or SRPM to determine *where*
it will try to install them. I
Submitted 10-Aug-00 by Daniel Woods:
I have these services opened in my inetd.conf file.
Does the following output from the nightly security warnings
seem reasonable/correct (port 32668 and 448) ?
Those aren't ports, they're pid's. You have restarted inetd between
security checks, closing
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Bob Puff@NLE wrote:
Hello,
I have a number of questions in this one message. If you know the answers
to any of them, please reply! Also, please CC your reply directly to me
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Thanks!
#1. I am running NAMED from BIND on a couple machines, mostly for
Chris Slater-Walker a écrit :
As Inderstand it, there is very little difference between UDMA33 and UDMA66
when there is a single disk on the IDE channel.
Yes, because maximum speed reached by actual disks is just sufficient to
fill UDMA33 spec :-)
--
Guillaume Rousse
Iremia - Université de
You can definitely do it. Check the man page. I think you have to add "-p
filename" in addition to the "-ql". I'm not sure that "p" is the right
option though.
-Original Message-
From: Daniel Woods [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2000 03:54 PM
To: Expert Linux
Eric,
If you installed everything needed:
type in console:
cd /root
mv .xinitrc .xinitrc.old
(don't worry if on error message occurs)
cp /usr/bin/gnome-session .xinitrc
chmod a+x .xinitrc
startx
Eric MC
THANKS... this worked for root and regular users.
Daniel Woods wrote:
On a
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Carver, Paul, NLSOP wrote:
You can definitely do it. Check the man page. I think you have to add "-p
filename" in addition to the "-ql". I'm not sure that "p" is the right
option though.
Ok, I missed that one. Using 'rpm -qp package-mdk.i586.rpm' works.
And using 'rpm
-Original Message-
From: Bob Puff@NLE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
First, please keep your messages separated by topic (and make sure the
subject line is appropriate).
#3. I posted this one last week and got 0 replies. How do
Well, this is a VOLUNTEER list. Generally, if someone
-Original Message-
From: Joe St.Clair - KSI Machine Engineering
What about USB modems? Are any of them compatible with Linux.
I was told that USB modems are winmodems in sheep's clothing. Good luck
getting on of them to work in Linux.
Matthew
I know I read a MS document comparing RAID performance on UDMA66, among
other things. I believe it said that UDMA66 bandwidth is maxxed out between
2 and 3 IDE drives (assuming some RAID hardware in there). The secondary
issue is PCI bus speed at 33MHx/32bit is getting very weak for today's
Hey...Thanks a lot...That at least got the install running
But, after the disk partitioning, when it attempts to locate installable
packages, it just errors out with the following:
"Warning: Nothing found while parsing
/tmp/test-perl-install/var/lib/urpmi/hdlist.cdrom1.cz2 at pkgs.pm line
I get the list of the files that should be available for the install.
Output to a log file and viewing it shows
"929 files in archive, uncompression method is "bzip2 -d"
list of RPMs..."
And there is indeed 929 listings.
Thanks again...
-Original Message-
From: Pixel
To: John Rundgren
one of my "have-to-have" programs is Rpmfind. When you have to satisfy a
dependency it will find the file for you. Such as
# rpmfind libdps.so.1
It will find the file you need and download it for you. You can check it out
here:
http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/rpmfind.html
On Thu, 10
John Rundgren [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey...Thanks a lot...That at least got the install running
But, after the disk partitioning, when it attempts to locate installable
packages, it just errors out with the following:
"Warning: Nothing found while parsing
faisal wrote:
Do we have any Download managers like gozilla , getright ... on linux to
download large files ?
No way! that stuff is "spyware" and poison to an operating system. In
linux we use gFTP, IglooFTP-PRO, ncFTP, so and so forth. gFTP supports
resume and append, and most FTP
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Carver, Paul, NLSOP wrote:
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 09:32:01 -0400
From: "Carver, Paul, NLSOP" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [expert] Download managers !
What is a Download manager? I wasn't aware that downloading
If you open KDE using startx and then in X-Windows, you can select the RPM file,
and a box will open allowing you to view the contents before you install the
RPM file. This also allows you to browse the already installed RPM's and
uninstall those that you don't want. Only problem is one can
I have looked in the XFree68.0.log and I don't see any errors. I see a few
warnings on:
Option "power_saver" is not used
A whole bunch of modes that it didn't like
and
Cannot Shadow and accelerated frame buffer
Would any of these cause Xwindows not start? I didn't anything that could
be
Good info, Ellick, and quite timely as well. Maybe others on the list have seen
today's news. Netscape (AOL) has been sued for the very acitivity you enunciate
in your msg. The court rulled in _our_ direction. They found Net_shit to be
in violation of the law by engaging in the practice of
I rebuilt the database and still got the same error message.
I did find the same rpm on the 7.1 CD and it installed fine.
Could I be getting corrupt downloads from cooker?
on 8/8/00 4:03 PM, Greg Stewart wrote:
do you have an existing version of the rpm installed already?
try: rpm
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Jens Benecke wrote:
KFM is not half as unstable as you make it seem. At least, here.
And why does KDE "suck up" more resources than fvwm? Because it DOES hell
of a lot more, doesn't it? I want you to try out CDE, the commercial
desktop. You'll come whining back to me
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Craig Woods wrote:
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 20:52:55 -0500
From: Craig Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Download managers !
Good info, Ellick, and quite timely as well. Maybe others on the list have seen
I want to thank all of the list members that responded to my plea for
someone who could translate German. There is a reason Mandrake rocks! This
list just proves it.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.nowonder.com
On Thu, Aug 10, 2000 at 06:43:33AM -0400, Mark Weaver wrote:
MandrakeUpdate will provide the same functionality in the future (I
believe). Quite honestly, I've used helixgnome before and yes, it
was nice when it was ahead of mandrake, but now if you use the stuff
in cooker, I find
"Carver, Paul, NLSOP" wrote:
What is a Download manager? I wasn't aware that downloading files was
complex. FTP is pretty much a universal standard and there are plenty of
Linux/Unix clients. Can you be more specific about what special features a
Download manager provides?
I feel sure the
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