Il Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 09:21:24PM +0100, nathanvi ha scritto:
Si e' corretto.
Ho provato a dare una occhiata a quel file; cosa sono il "META
CLASS=PowerPack" il "TYPE=Normal" ed il "CLASS=expert" che compaiono
sulla mai amcchina?
Sono il tipo di distribuzione e le opzioni che scegli
Hi,
Every time I log into my computer via ssh I receive the following
message:
Last login: Thu Mar 1 16:13:09 2001 from host.domain.th
How should I disable it? I know that for security reasons that
message should appear, but since I am running a message
Has anyone managed to get Java working in Mozilla 0.8 yet? What is general consensus
on a solution?
_
Want a new web-based email account ? --- http://www.firstlinux.net
Hello,
I was having a problem with emails having uppercase letters being rejected by Postfix
on my Mandrake 7.1 machine. After checking with the Postfix folk, I found that this
was a bug fixed over a year ago. I searched, and found that ALL mandrake Postfix RPMs
are from the 1999 version,
Hi --
Does anyone have a procedure for removing the entire Xwindows system and
everything under it? I have LM7.2, which installed X by default, but I
don't expect to use it on this box and I'd like to remove the extra clutter.
I can just remove the appropriate subdirectories, but I imagine
I have a problem in Mandrake 7.2. Whenever I enable DMA access to my to
my harddisk my computer hangs and I see the following messages in the
message log:
kernel: hda: timout waiting for DMA
kernel: ide_dmaproc: chipset supported ide_dma_timeout func only: 14
kernel: hda: irq timeout:
I hope so!
Moe [EMAIL PROTECTED]@linux-mandrake.com on 01/03/2001 19:23:06
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is this list still live?
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I completely understand what you're saying, but unless the creators of
Netscape and those responsible for maintaining and changing it decide to
write it to do the things being suggested in this thread it's not going
Oh...you're just saying "That's the way it is, deal with it." Well,
you're
Hi Preador,
I have had the same trouble. Have you tried running Menudrake from the
Kde control panel, it's under "system" Menu Editor.
For some unexplained reaon Menudrake doe not work if you start it by
right clicking on the panel. Starting from the the "Control Centre" has
I have been running Mandrake 8 pre beta for a couple of weeks with only a few
problems. I decided to install v8 b1 last night. The install went fine (my boy loved
the pics) but I like to boot from floppy for now with b1. After Installation though,
the system looked at the floppy and continued to
Karl:
This may or may not do the trick... Try removing with rpm -e. Something
like this usually works for me whenever I'm removing something like X
that has tons of dependencies:
for rpm in $(rpm -qa | grep "^XFree86")
do
rpm -e $rpm
done
Of course, with X, there will
I was wondering if mandrake comes with ssh package ?...i wasnt able to
install ver ssh-1.2.27.tar.gz on mandrake ...should i try the rpm ?? or a
newer version of ssh??
thanx in advance
B
I was wondering if mandrake comes with ssh package ?...i wasnt able to
install ver ssh-1.2.27.tar.gz on mandrake ...should i try the rpm ?? or a
newer version of ssh??
thanx in advance
open-ssh I think ?
Otherwise you can get ssh2 (which include graphical sftp clients for
windows etc..) at
I have just read some stuff about MandrakeSoft making new ISO's with all the
security fixes etc..
I don't think this is what we need. Ok, it is good if you release some
"Updates" CD's for the people that don't have fast connections, but many of
us just stick to updates.
What we need is (like
Folks,
Three or four times now, KDE has refused to let me log out, even when I
use the control-alt-del key sequence. I've brought up a terminal screen
to reboot or shut down, and when I've tried to log back on, I get
switched from run level 5 to run level 3 and must log on manually. When I
Brent wrote:
I was wondering if mandrake comes with ssh package ?...i wasnt able to
install ver ssh-1.2.27.tar.gz on mandrake ...should i try the rpm ?? or a
newer version of ssh??
thanx in advance
B
MDK 7.2 has openssh on the CDs. Look for the openssh-* rpms and
the required openssl-*
Ron Stodden wrote:
KDE 2.1 final in binary form for the various distributions was
promised on the KDE site by Monday February 26.
It is now 3.5 hours into Tuesday GMT and there is no sign of the KDE
2.1 final update to Mandrake 7.2.
Where is it? What is happening? When and where
hi,
It depends on what you are trying to do. If you are trying to assign
dynamic IP's to your lan, you just set it up to listen on the eth of the
lan network. Couldn't you just use Drakconf to help you? Also, check the
docs (how-to's) and it should give you a 1-2-3 on how to do it.
Ron
---
when you run dhcpd type:
dhcpd eth0
that will run it on your first ethernet device.
any other device:
dhcpd if-name
see ya.
mg
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how do i get my hourly cron jobs to not mail me. this is killing my email!
i don't mind daily or weekly, but hourly is a little to expensive.
mg
Greetings, everyone.
While replacing an old NCR Unix box with Linux, I've run into a slight
snag. It seems that bash doesn't interpret the generated rsh commands
quite like Unix did (csh, I think).
Basically, users on our production machine (another NCR Unix box) run a
program that generates a
Anyone got RPMS of kde 2.1 for mandrake 7.2. I have the beta 2 installed
(from muo) but really need some of the fixes for 2.1 final. Also, does anyone
have any experience with upgrading glibc to 2.2, like pitfalls / best way of
doing it, or does it just break everything.
--
Microsoft is not
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, goldengull.net administrator wrote:
how do i get my hourly cron jobs to not mail me. this is killing my email!
i don't mind daily or weekly, but hourly is a little to expensive.
man 5 crontab
You can define, in your crontab, MAILTO="" to prevent cron from mailing
you,
Sadly, reinstalling won't work. Mandrake just refuses to install without X. But never
fear, it's
POSSIBLE to remove all offending packages (rpm packages).
# rpm -qa |grep [xX]
will give you a bunch of packages, probably not all of which are X-related, but many
of which
are.
Here's what *I*
that is what i was afraid of.
thanks!
mg
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To: mandrake user
Subject: Re: [expert] cron jobs question
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, goldengull.net
I'm very close to setting up my own dhcp server but i haven't done it yet, so i don't
really know.
But shouldn't it depend on which server you're using?
What server are you using?
j
--- Doug Gough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up the dhcp server, but I don't know how to
The only instructions I can find are the man pages. There is no DHCP howto,
although there might be after I figure all of this out :-) The server is
straight forward to set up, except for this one detail. I want it to
function as a normal DHCP, giving IPs to all the computers on the LAN side
Ok... I just installed a set of drivers for my MWave modem. I'm supposed to
type "mwaved start" and it should work, right??? Wrong. I get back "bash:
mwaved: command not found". If I fire up MC, I can see the script, and fire
it off (of course without the start argument).
What am I not doing
You can also do this
* * * * * /path/to/program /dev/null
that typically prevents an email for that particular program. You also
don't know if it cratered or had problems. :(
bug
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Thomas Sourmail wrote:
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, goldengull.net administrator wrote:
how
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok... I just installed a set of drivers for my MWave modem. I'm supposed to
type "mwaved start" and it should work, right??? Wrong. I get back "bash:
mwaved: command not found". If I fire up MC, I can see the script, and fire
it off (of course without the start
then type
dhcpd eth1
to have it run on the eth1 card.
or see the bottom of http://www.isc.org/products/DHCP/ for faq/mailing
archives.
mg
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On Fri, Mar 02, 2001 at 11:47:08AM -0500, goldengull.net administrator wrote:
how do i get my hourly cron jobs to not mail me. this is killing my
email! i don't mind daily or weekly, but hourly is a little to
expensive.
You can redirect standard out to /dev/null, and leave standard error
Thanks, figured it out almost as soon as I hit "Send" on the email.
Craig Sprout [EMAIL PROTECTED]@crownpartsandmachine.com on
03/02/2001 02:12:33 PM
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If you are still having problems with this, I sugest you try the webmin
interface, it has a great section on the hard disk parameters... and you can
choose all the options and then test the result.. I used this to see how far
I could push the drive (a 7200rpm 2mb cache UDMA 100 Western Digital)
Plese i have an mwave and i waas resignet to not have drivers to ml, can
send me where i can down this driver or send me to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
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Hello folks;
Every time I start linux I need for each of my hd type:
hdparm -c1 -d1 -u1 -X66 /dev/hdx to have a good performance (28-30
Mb/s); if I don't do that the rate fall down until 4 Mb/s.
Is there any way to do that automatically?
Thanks a lot for you help
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia
Well, I eventually got this going.
I believe I could do it easier, but what I did was:
1) text based EXPERT install, allow autoprobe to fail, then add in my
card manually (no extra options)
2) text based install blows up flipping CDs on a Virtual Machine,
leaving mostly working text only Linux
No release date but all the other info is available on the Mandrake home
page!
-rick
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Thanks Shawn and John. Sounds like something for a rainy day.
Shawn, I chose "server" during install.
I'll let you know how it went after I do it.
Thanks again,
Karl
At 09:33 3/2/2001 -0800, you wrote:
Sadly, reinstalling won't work. Mandrake just refuses to install without
X. But never
Is there an RPM for freeS/WAN or poptop available or do we need to install
from source?
I've never seen one. I have looked. This makes sense though. Both
require patching the kernel. I know there are various capabilities added
to the Mandrake kernels (reiserfs, security patches, etc.)
Wondered whether anyone has installed MDK 7.2
on a Dell Inspiron 8000. A friend just got one
and the install didn't "just work." So before we
spend lots of time fussing around, I thought I would
ask here whether anyone already knows the "secrets!"
Machine has ATI Mobility graphics card and
Put at the end of a start up script like the rc.local or mandrake_everytime.
-s
On Friday 02 March 2001 02:55 pm, you wrote:
Hello folks;
Every time I start linux I need for each of my hd type:
hdparm -c1 -d1 -u1 -X66 /dev/hdx to have a good performance (28-30
Mb/s); if I don't do that the
Wondered whether anyone has installed MDK 7.2
on a Dell Inspiron 8000. A friend just got one
and the install didn't "just work." So before we
spend lots of time fussing around, I thought I would
ask here whether anyone already knows the "secrets!"
Machine has ATI Mobility graphics card
this from the postfix-users list:
snip
I am producing RPMS for postfix for RedHat Linux.
These packages I believe also work on Mandrake linux.
URL: http://www.pobox.com/~sjmudd/postfix
Latest package postfix-20010225-1.i386.rpm
Note: I'm currently not announcing to this list the updates I
I'm trying to install Mdk 7.2 on a Virtual Machine.
No matter how I try, I keep getting:
Error at Lance.c , line 479, module autoprobing not allowed
HOWEVER, when I try a network install, I'm allowed to pick my card,
manually pick the options, then say "OK". This WORKS. So, on or after
an
It is not a good idea to just delete directories. Your RPM database will
still think all of that stuff is installed.
Startup and login to the command line (Runlevel 4? Or is it 3? You could
also do a Ctrl-Alt-F2 and login there and do the the rest of this from there.
Not sure what happens
It is not a good idea to just delete directories. Your RPM database will
still think all of that stuff is installed.
Startup and login to the command line (Runlevel 4? Or is it 3? You could
also do a Ctrl-Alt-F2 and login there and do the the rest of this from there.
Not sure what happens
Has anyone taken a look at Cookfire? What all does it include? The ISO
looks VERY big to be just a router/firewall... Thanks in advance,
Cecil
So, qt 2.2.4 supports certain fonttype antialiasing. Does anyone know if the
Mandrake Cooker qt-2.2.4 has xft enabled by default if one compiles the src?
--
Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain.
Well I tried to do the chage of HDs following the HOW-TO and it kind of
craped out so I went and backed up my important things and the reinstalled on
the new disk, problem solved.
Thanks for all the help.
On Wednesday 28 February 2001 P:14:55:i, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
Norton Ghost, or any of
someone PLEASE help me..get my HP 9150i cd-rw to function
correctly...I have scsi emulation
I can access , mount , and use it regularly...
but...when I bringup x-cd-roast it can't find it...or set it up...it
says something about permissions not being set properly...and/or
scsi emulation not
On Sat, Mar 03, 2001 at 01:50:20AM +, KompuKit wrote:
someone PLEASE help me..get my HP 9150i cd-rw to function
correctly...I have scsi emulation
I can access , mount , and use it regularly...
but...when I bringup x-cd-roast it can't find it...or set it up...it
says something about
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