hi armisis
usually this error message appears when an NFS share
mounted on your computer is not accessible or the NFS
server is not online or not reachable.
looking at your error message, it seems that your NFS
server 'arrival' in which you mount /net from is down.
dianne
--- Armisis Aieoln
Nice. If only I could get it onto my cisco 675 and make IT us it...
In any case, I do not run a webserver (the cisco can - though it is shut off
as a result of the CodeRed traffic). I am totally unfamiliar with webserver
stuff. What language is this? Ruby? Perl? PHP? Something else?
On
arrival is my host I tried to setup nfs support if i need it but i dont
use it right now...
Dave
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 10:58, you wrote:
hi armisis
usually this error message appears when an NFS share
mounted on your computer is not accessible or the NFS
server is not online or
Ton Strijbosch wrote:
I have a Canon BJC-5100, but I can't get it to work. I installed CUPS and
selected the proper driver Canon BJC-5000 according to Canon. When I start
printing the print just initialises and then stops. Nothing get's printed. Is
anyone out there who has also a Canon
unsatisfied dependencies: /usr/local/perl
The same problem exists in Cooker as well.
Probably just needs changed to /usr/bin/perl in both cases.
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The lynx-source part is just a command being issued to the IIS server though
the backdoor installed by CR2. The .ida file you're creating is just a
server side include telling the server to run that lynx-souce command.
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 06:10, you wrote:
Nice. If only I could get
anyone have any luck with wine, winex, running everquest?
Dave
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Oh yah.. they're gone :)
I did reinstall the whole system since I switched hard drives with a friend
of mine and it needed to be redone :)
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 11:16, you wrote:
I don't think that the logs are gone, unless you deleted them by hand or
reinstalled the WHOLE system.
Hey all,
Just recieved my new laptop for my course starting next week. Now, lets just
say in advanced, if there is a how-to for this.. just send me the link :)
Anywase.. this is what I have: Linux Mdk 2.4.3 on my desktop computer
connected to the internet with a modem (soon to be high
--- Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
fdisk will not do a clean format in this situation.
The Ontrack software operates on the same principle
as EZ-Drive
and creates a special protected sector on the hd
prior to the MBR
and no amount of formatting will remove it.
there is one
Is ext3 more stable or reiser?
On Wednesday 22 August 2001 01:23 pm, so spoke [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm sure most on the list have already read the /. article about RH
shipping ext3 with their 7.2 release so I was just curious if Mandrake's
going to do the same.
I realise reiserfs is already
hi dave,
take out the /net nfs export on your /etc/exports file
and if you have it on your /etc/fstab, take it out
too.
also, if you dont want nfs enabled upon bootup,
disable it from 'ntsysv'.
dianne
--- Armisis Aieoln [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
arrival is my host I tried to setup nfs
I got it fixed, and now have boot win95 and MK 7.2 on my laptop and bootable
fm the HDD. I have to use Ontrack and delete it, but that was not very clear
how to or what to delete. Under the advanced options, I found remove Dyanmic
Overlay. Then I formated the HDD, installed win95 then MK. Work
From what I understand,
Reiserfs is a built from the ground up Journaling file system...
Ext3 is some journaling features bolted onto ext2, with gives it some of the
benefits of journaling filesystems with backward compatability with ext2,
which is the predominant reason that redhat choose to
From msdos you can also run debug.exe and...
fcs: 200 400 0
a
mov ax,301
mov bx,200
mov cx,2
mov dx,80
int 13
int 20
[press the ENTER key here]
g
q
and it'll blitz ddo's and whatnot (along with all the rest of the drives
content).
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Dianne Marie Montesa wrote:
hi stephen
port 443 is normally the SSL https port. im curious
why you want to use 443 for webmin. webmin is already
'https' mode at port 1.
anyways, i havent used the apache that came with MDK.
i always use the source. in the httpd.conf file there
is something like 'Listen 443' you can
Hi,
I am using W2k as samba client. I print docs thro the samba printer
connected to my linux box. When I open the printer spool window it reports
the size of the print job in bytes(like 11 bytes), can I get samba to report
the actual size of the file or 11/25 pages printing report.
Cheers
I need to upgrade Xfree 4.03 in order
to get multiple Xs on my onboard i810e.
How can I do the upgrade and not lose the possibility of coming to 4.03 if
something goes wrong? Which files do I need to save in order to saefly
return to the previous setup?
Please tell me each rpms to I have to
Crap, I didn't realize this was a contrib before submitting it. Here I
was thinking MandrakeSoft was offering a pre-made e-commerce package to
appeal to the small/medium business users.
I don't suppose they might consider including Red Hat's Interchange?
Digital Wokan wrote:
unsatisfied
went to go take it out but it wasent in eather
dave
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 18:09, you wrote:
hi dave,
take out the /net nfs export on your /etc/exports file
and if you have it on your /etc/fstab, take it out
too.
also, if you dont want nfs enabled upon bootup,
disable it from
I am running Mandrake 8.0 and have run the Internet Connection Sharing
wizard. My problem lies in that the Win2000 box is already configured for
a network. I need to somehow allow the laptop to run on two seperate
networks.. perhaps there is some way to allow different network options if I
KDE 2.2 added a serious amount of eye-candy and anti-aliased fonts. You
might want to see if it helps to uncheck various options in the
Look-N-Feel section.
bunty vue wrote:
After upgrade from kernel 2.4.3-20mdk to kernel-2.4.8-12mdk and KDE 2.1 to
2.2, my system seems to be slower than
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I know on my windows 2000 machine, I hade two Ethernet cards, one for
home, and one for the road, and when they were set-up, my network
settings would automagically change depending on which card was
inserted. Probably won't work that easy if you
Bare with me...
Go into your win box network settings and add another TCP/IP adapter
pointing to the Linux box as the Gateway out to the Internet. If you have
DNS setup on the Linux box...which you do need to have...point the DNS
settings to the Linux box. I think you also need to have DHCPd
Hi,
Is there some sort of a Mandrake 8.0 FAQ, I've seen this one a couple
of times, however, only after it happened to me :)...
Check your /etc/security/limits.conf , the line that has
* . fsize 10
or somethingn similar just comment it out by putting a # at the
start. or increase
I'm hoping I can figure this out with software as I am a poor student going
to school and can't afford a PCMCIA network card :)
There's got to be SOME way... I would think...?
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 18:09, you wrote:
I know on my windows 2000 machine, I hade two Ethernet cards, one for
Before I recieved this message (about 2 mins ahead of it coming in :)) I
tried what I thought of... but for some reason Win 2000 Pro doesn't let you
add a second TCP/IP protocol? I think my confusion comes mainly with it
being Win2000 and me not having any experience with it...
I want to add
On Tuesday 28 August 2001 04:41 pm, you wrote:
I am running Mandrake 8.0 and have run the Internet Connection Sharing
wizard. My problem lies in that the Win2000 box is already configured
for a network. I need to somehow allow the laptop to run on two seperate
networks.. perhaps there is
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On Wednesday 29 August 2001 16:19, Oscar wrote:
Is the ext3 journaling the data or the archive names only?
thanks,
Metadata (names, i-nodes...) only.
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Everytime I try to su in a terminal-window I get the following:
File size limit exceeded
now this only happens in X, on the console it is no problem. What did I do
wrong? (It used to work, but I can't find what I changed), If it is a
rtfm, that's OK, just point me to the right one.
On Tuesday, Aug 28, 2001, Larry Alkoff wrote:
My Mandrake 8.0 system is about a month old and I seem
to remember it _used_ to read cdrom's just fine.
Now when I try to mount the cd I get the error message:
fs fs=iso9660 not supported by kernel
There is a proper entry in fstab:
On Wed, Aug 29, 2001 at 11:55:09AM +1000, Dennis Robertson wrote:
On Mon, Aug 27, 2001 at 10:39:09AM -0400, Leif Madsen wrote:
Hey all,
I'm running Mandrake 8.0 with kernel 2.4.3-20mdk and run a Celeron 633, 20GB
HD and 33.6 USR Sportster Modem. I just recently upgraded my kernel
hi david,
one way to test dependencies before you install it is
to use the --test option
rpm --test -Uvh package.rpm
if you try to upgrade or install any package that
command will tell you which files are missing,
dependencies, etc before actually installing the
package. its like simulating
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 13:51, Franki wrote:
From what I understand,
Reiserfs is a built from the ground up Journaling file system...
Ext3 is some journaling features bolted onto ext2, with gives it some of
the benefits of journaling filesystems with backward compatability with
ext2,
After upgrade from kernel 2.4.3-20mdk to kernel-2.4.8-12mdk and KDE 2.1 to
2.2, my system seems to be slower than before. Anyone have the same issue?
Thanks,
Bunty
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Hi Dianne, thanks for the advice. It turned out that 'listen 443' statement
is actually in: /etc/httpd/conf/ssl/mod_ssl.conf
The reason I want to free up 443 is because, from work, our firewall only
lets users use the http protocol on ports 80 and 443. Now with 443 freed up
from apache, I
Of course I feel stupid for not reading the full security update that says NOT
to use MandrakeUpdate, but it's too late for that...
Dan Hensley wrote:
I'm not a newbie to Linux, but I'm stumped. I recently used
MandrakeUpdate to install the kernel 2.4.7 security update, and it
completely
I'm not a newbie to Linux, but I'm stumped. I recently used
MandrakeUpdate to install the kernel 2.4.7 security update, and it
completely screwed up my system. The first thing it did was not set up
the correct links in /boot, so I did that manually by booting a rescue
floppy. Now when I try to
For those interested the 2nd Beta for 8.1 has been posted.
Charles
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