Quando faccio l'installazione di qualche programma per kde (Io ho la 2.0.1)
alcuni programmi rispondono che mi mancha questo importante programma.
Sapete in quale pacchetto si trova?
Grazie Carlo!
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On Monday 19 February 2001 12:33, Carlo wrote:
Quando faccio l'installazione di qualche programma per kde (Io ho la 2.0.1)
alcuni programmi rispondono che mi mancha questo importante programma.
Sapete in quale pacchetto si trova?
Grazie Carlo!
se faccio un
rpm -qf /usr/bin/mcopidl
la
Altoine B. wrote:
Post to us the specifics on your error messages. I am "thirsty" for the
information. Thank you for the glass but where is the drink? ;]
OK, here is the last few lines of a "strace" on "soffice".
On Sunday 18 February 2001 17:44, you wrote:
I gave up on the kword part of koffice a while ago and went to lyx (klyx is
REALLY broken). In any case, if you need to do a lot of citing of sources
in your documents, lyx is better anyway since it is the ONLY
"wordprocessor" for linux that
How do i get Xemacs to show the line number and also color the text for the proramming
mode.
For example:
int foo;
"int" would be colored. I saw this one some one elsese machine this summer, dont know
how to contact that person.
Thanks.
Ira
Thomas Sourmail wrote:
Hi,
I just had a funny thing with xv.. it simply disappeared (even rpm
--query --all | grep xv does not show any sign of its existence).
Does anyone know of other occurences of this program self-destroying or
shall I worry more ?
Thanks,
Thomas.
I couldn't find xv on LM 7.2 and had to look at back issues of LM. I found
xv-3.10a-6mdk but I'm not
sure of which distro. Try 7.0 or 7.1. HTH.
That's not exactly the problem. I know that for whatever reason, xv is
absent from RedHat 6.1 and Mandrake idem.
The thing is that I got the
"Ira M. Bargon III" wrote:
How do i get Xemacs to show the line number and also color the text for the
proramming mode.
For example:
int foo;
For linenumbers add the following line to your ~/.emacs file:
(setq line-number-mode t)
"int" would be colored. I saw this one some
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Mark Belanger wrote:
"Ira M. Bargon III" wrote:
How do i get Xemacs to show the line number and also color the text for the
proramming mode.
For example:
int foo;
For linenumbers add the following line to your ~/.emacs file:
(setq
Hi,
cups is giving grief again (and again and again ...) I am unable to
print to the server from a Mandrake 7.1 box and windows printers (though
that may be samba) Its getting urgent so I tried opening up with no
auth settings but that doesnt work. I also cannot connect to
localhost/631/admin
Further to may last message re cups, the .etc/printcap has just "lp:" in
it, does a queue for lpd-cups need to be defined in it?
BillK
cups is giving grief again (and again and again ...) I am unable to
In fact it is ! I am not sure why the change from a system which was
working fine.. the fact is that I don't have the time to get CUPS working
so all the machines in our lab are now back to RedHat..
If someone knows what CUPS
"Altoine B." wrote:
Joseph Red wrote:
Kuldeep Shah wrote:
I am having dual operating system on my computer. I am having Windows
Me and Linux Mandrake 7.2. On my linux i have installed X server
3.3.6. In both the operating system i am using the same display
resolution (1024
I'm thinking the same thing. I may go back to RedHat myself. How can
they ship a product for home use with something as basic as printing
so badly broken?
Here's my CUPS problems:
Printer: HP 932C
Test page prints fine.
dvips prints out correctly
# lpr .bashrc prints but the margins both
I have recently been happily installing CS all over the place, but I have
an old 7.1 machine that I want to bring current with 7.2. I was
wondering if there is anything out there that would help me get ready for
possible glitches. In particular I am things of problems with:
The use of xinetd and
Hi
all,
I just
setup my new server, replacing RH6.2 with Mdk7.2 and a faster
machine..
I
noticed a few things,, the pppd on boot doesn't work now,, I can use Gnome PPP
and Kppp just fine,,
But
goign into LinuxConf and setting up ppp there to start on boot just doesn't seem
to work.
On Monday 19 February 2001 19:15, you wrote:
Goto http://www.namesys.com/
From there you should find what you need, or subscribe to the
That's exactly what I needed. Thanks a lot.:)
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Semper avanti,sailing on Linux,
Harm Bathoorn Free
Dunno, if its normal, but I just checked mine (standard install,) and it
says its owned by bin.bin
I didn't know that was even a default user,, but there you go... and it is
working fine...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
KompuKit
Sent:
When I try to telnet,ftp or ssh into my linux box which is inside my lan i get a
connection lost message from a windows client or a connection closed by foriegn host
from a linux client. Do i need to edit my host.allow file. I have had linux installed
before on this server and never needed it
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001 06:06, Franki wrote:
Hi all,
I installed PMfirewall yesterday and it went flawlessly, just answered the
questions and off it went,, they have done great in that respect...
however, upon setting up the server, I noticed a heap of ipchains errors,
like this:
Feb 19
OK an update.
I mucked around and if I put manual entries in /etc/rc.d/rc.local, and
force usb using
modprobe usb-interface
modprobe usbmouse
modprobe usb-storage
I can actually talk to my orb drive. (Note: if I eject the orb disk, I
have to reboot Linux to get back to a reasonable
Hi all,
I installed PMfirewall yesterday and it went flawlessly, just answered the
questions and off it went,, they have done great in that respect...
however, upon setting up the server, I noticed a heap of ipchains errors,
like this:
Feb 19 09:50:31 gshop1 pmfirewall: Try `/sbin/ipchains -h'
On Monday 19 February 2001 13:51, you wrote:
cups is giving grief again (and again and again ...) I am
unable to
In fact it is ! I am not sure why the change from a system which
was working fine.. the fact is that I don't have the time to get
CUPS working so all the machines in our lab
Does Mandrake have a good writeup on xinetd?
Is there one out there that a newbie can understand?
I would like to refer people to something that will get them off my back.
When will a HowTO be written?
--
Larry Blodgett
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Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I have found that I cannot print postscript pages with cups. I can print the
basic testpage but if I try to print ANY *.ps file, it appears in the jobs
window of kups, sits there for a few seconds, then goes away with nothing
happening.
If I start kups from a CLI, what I get corresponding
After a restore from a backup made when 7.2 was installed of the cups
directory, the cupsd.conf file is drasticly different. I have samba
printing back but still no lpd client access to the server. I
redirected the debug log to syslog and it shows authorisation errors. I
think that kups is
http://www.macsecurity.org/resources/xinetd/tutorial.shtml
Also, xinetd can be found at http://www.xinetd.org
Ron
or enter "xinetd" in a search engine.
--- Larry Blodgett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does Mandrake have a good writeup on xinetd?
Is there one out there that a newbie can
Actually, you don't even have to go through all that. What you can do is
the following:
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom /desiredmountpointname/cda
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom2 /desiredmountpointname/cdb
#ln -s /mnt/cdrom3 /desiredmountpointname/cdc
Then, in your smb.conf, just add /desiredmountpointname as a
Replying to myself, about 5 minutes after posting this, I fixed the problem.
I deleted my printer and then reinstalled it using printerdrake. I then
selected the Foomatic+Gimp-print driver for my Epson Color Stylus 600. Now
all is well and everything prints as it should.
On Monday 19
On Monday 19 February 2001 15:59, Praedor Tempus wrote:
Replying to myself, about 5 minutes after posting this, I fixed the
problem.
There's gotta be a name for this, right?
I've decided that the best way to solve any problem is to post a query on a
mailing list, then wait 3-5 minutes for
When I logged in this afternoon I was faced with a desktop with no icons,
menus, and several settings -- most notably sound and and mouse -- set back
to their defaults. I can start kdesktop from a terminal but that does not
restore settings from the last session. Anyone know how I can fix this
I'm changing a Linux partition from SuSE6.4 to Mandrake7.2 and am having
trouble getting the Mandrake to realize that there is an ethernet card. I
ran pmpdump and got the following:
# $Id: pnpdump.c,v 1.19 1999/10/16 15:17:17 fox Exp $
# Release isapnptools1.19
# This is free software, see
On Monday 19 February 2001 11:55, you wrote:
I have recently been happily installing CS all over the place, but I
have an old 7.1 machine that I want to bring current with 7.2. I was
wondering if there is anything out there that would help me get ready
for possible glitches. In particular
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Stephen P. Molnar, Ph.D. wrote:
I'm changing a Linux partition from SuSE6.4 to Mandrake7.2 and am having
trouble getting the Mandrake to realize that there is an ethernet card. I
ran pmpdump and got the following:
It's been a while since I've messed with PNP, but, I
bummer, I just restarted pmfirewall, and my ssh connection dropped out, as
did every service on the system,, and I can't ping it anymore,, so I am
guessing it has crashed the system, guess its time to uninstall and
reinstall it...
I might keep a copy of all my rules so I can put them back and
Hi All,
I have recently changed from RedHat to Mandrake, and have a fresh install
of Mandrake 7.2, with all available updates installed. My problem is that
I am trying to compile a KDE application, and it keeps erroring on me, I
have checked that QTDIR is set, and that all headers have been
Is it possible it was already running?
When you're not running it, try `ps -ef |grep kdeinit` and see if it's already
running. If so,
maybe it would help if you killed it (and any other errant processes). I'm referring
of course to
kdeinit: Already running.
QSocketNotifier: Multiple socket
Sorry all, forgot to attach files to my previous message, here they are..
Regards
Chris
This file contains any messages produced by compilers while
running configure, to aid debugging if configure makes a mistake.
configure:558: checking for gcc
configure:671: checking whether the C
There is a utility for xinetd that "does its best" to convert your inetd.conf into a
xinetd.conf
file. It's called xconv.pl (a perl script, yes). Supposedly it ships with xinetd but
it wasn't
installed, by Mandrake, with xinetd - not on my box anyway (7.2). So maybe if you
download and
install
On Tue, 20 Feb 2001, Chris Fishwick wrote:
- Hi All,
-
- I have recently changed from RedHat to Mandrake, and have a fresh install
- of Mandrake 7.2, with all available updates installed. My problem is that
- I am trying to compile a KDE application, and it keeps erroring on me, I
- have
if the problem is changing the mount points then edit /etc/fstab and
alter the references to /mnt/cdrom etc. accordingly; or else run
linuxconf and choose (from memory-in win at mo.) filesystemaccess local
files or similar and make alterations to mount points there, make sure
the drives aren't
Did you intall the devel packages for kde?
# rpm -qa | grep devel | grep kde
Yes, everything is there... From what I can gather, this is a fairly
common problem, I have found it mentioned on this and other list
previously, however, all the threads seem to end before the fix is
explained..
Hi all,
Having some issues with my mandrake os and would like some advice.
1.kde and gnome take a long time to log into
2.the mouse and keyboard freeze up so bad that I have to drop the system
and reboot to unfreeze them. keyboard-microsoft natural mouse-microsoft
itellipoint(the laser eye)
3.the
Morteargenta Giovanni wrote:
Seems a congestion problem , maybe the output of ifconfig can help in
diagnostics.
If you see a great quantity of collisions , maybe raising the TXqueue helps
Here it is while everything's working. All I see right now is the 5
overruns. I'll check when it
I installed 7.2 last week but it will not modprobe the PCI NIC card(Intel
PRO100B).
Going into harddrake i find that it is there but no configuration tool comes
up to fix this problem.
I have had an earlier version 7.0 on this same machine and it worked fine.
I have turned of PnP OS and made
John Oliver wrote:
Here it is while everything's working. All I see right now is the 5
overruns. I'll check when it breaks again...
And this isn't an hard-and-fast problem, either... I got a couple a few
minutes ago, but am still on line. And there's nothing in ifconfig...
--
John
If anyone is in the market for a good CD-RW at a great price Staples is
running
the Creative Blaster8432 for $109 and a $30 rebate for a final cost of $79.
The offer is only good this week in the retail stores not through the
catalog.
I have the same drive that I got a year ago but for which I
I have sendmail 8.9.3 installed on 7.2 mandrake
(couldn't figure out the latest sendmail that comes with 7.2)
for some reason...
/usr/sbin/sendmail is chowned: root.root
with 755 permits...set UID/GID
why is this? and shouldn't it be:
root.daemon orroot.mail
and what are the correct
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