This depends on your server. If the server tries to get the portnumber on which
to listen from the services file (get_servbyname) then this would work. But NOT
if the the server has a numeric port number in its config (like apache).
On 21-Sep-2001 James Sparenberg wrote:
All,
Coming from
Hi,
I know that Cooker is not expected to be prerfect, but I would still like to
know why to following is happening:
When I reboot Cooker my laptop if forced to do a memory check when booting up
again. Normally a memory check is not done unless set in bios to be
performed. I do also get
Ashley,
Ran into a simular problem with a Libretto30. How I got around the
problem was by removing the harddrive from the laptop and then using an
adaptar I bought that adapts a laptop ide drive to a standard pc ide. I
then used my PC to install Linux (making sure I asked for pcmcia support)
Hello List,
I am hesitant to ask but, why can't I connect to the internet in 8.1 betas
or RC1 using the same kppp setup as in 8.0? When I dial up using kppp I
seem to log on to network but that's it, I can go no further. In control
centre internet connection says not connected while all my
On Mon, 2001-09-24 at 09:49, Daryl Johnson wrote:
I'm puzzled over the way my n/w is behaving atm.
I have samba running on my linux box (natch) and NT4 on my laptop. This has
been ok in the past.
So up until now, all you've done was access a share on the NT4 box? Did
you have a share on
Title: RE: [expert] Modem question
Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far better.
George E. Jones IV
Store Systems Support
Borders Group Inc.
-Original Message-
From: Dan Axtell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 10:31 AM
To: [EMAIL
George Jones (IT) wrote:
Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far better.
George,
Do you have some experience that says external modems work better? For
what reason?
In my experience, internal modems work very well (as long as they are
not winmodems), and are sometimes
Randy Kramer wrote:
George Jones (IT) wrote:
Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far better.
Do you have some experience that says external modems work better? For
what reason?
In my experience, internal modems work very well (as long as they are
not winmodems),
Not correct. I did a 'supermount -i disable' and it butchered my fstab
but did not create a '/dev/hdc' node nor did it improve my access to the
cdrom and floppy drive.
Any other suggestions?
Al Niessner
On Sun, 2001-09-23 at 15:28, civileme wrote:
On Sunday 23 September 2001 23:06, Al
I have my pc set to dual boot between Mandrake 8 and Windows 98. That all
works fine. My problem is in accessing the vfat partition for Windows. I
can open/edit/delete any files on the partition, but when I try to create
one, I get an error about not being able to change the ownership of
Monday September 24 2001 11:49, George Jones (IT) wrote to
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]':
GI Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far
GI better.
Since when?
KS
KARICO Business Services
Toronto, ON Canada
http://www.karico.ca
Want to buy your Pack or Services
That helped some. By changing the group still caused the problem. But, if I
change the ownership to my id, then it works like expected. This is only a
partial solution, though, because my wife will still get the problem.
Where it becomes a real pain is that Star Office hangs when trying to
Title: RE: [expert] Modem question
That has been addressed already. It was early and I didn't have my caffiene in me. I have since clarified my mistake.
George E. Jones IV
Store Systems Support
Borders Group Inc.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL
If it worked for you, it should work for your group as well, shouldn't
it?
Set the default group to vfatusers
Make you and your wife members of that group
Does this work?
What about setting the permissions to 777 in linuxconf?
David
-Original Message-
From: Joseph Braddock
You are correct, VFAT does not have the concept of owner, so Linux
provides one. If you don't specify differently, that will be root.
(more likely, it will be whoever executed the mount command - which
usually must be root.)
However, the mount command can be passed parameters that will set
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On Monday 24 September 2001 02:38 pm, Jones,Daniel E. wrote:
However, the mount command can be passed parameters that will set the
GID and UID of a vfat-mounted partition. I don't recall the exact
syntax - check man for mount. This is what is
First, thanks to all those folks who answered my question about modems.
I'm setting a small web/email server using LM 8.0 with virtual IP
addresses for different domains. However, one site has to be in
two languages, where one URI points to an English subdirectory,
and the other URI points
On Monday 24 September 2001 02:33 pm, Ric Tibbetts escribió:
I recently made the serious error of replying to a question (on this
list), to a person seaking advice on a modem. I did make the
mistake of recently switching my mail software, and I missed turning
off HTML. I've corrected that.
Unless I set my id as the default user id, it doesn't work. I have a group
set up and have made that group the default group, but it still errors out
when trying to create a file, because it is trying to change the owner of the
file to the user logged in and vfat won't allow it.
In
Hello all,
I'm looking for an inexpensive, reliable PCI hardware modem that works with Linux.
Most of what I see at computer shows are Winmodems. Does anyone have any
recommendations? I'd appreciated it.
Thanks,
Dan
Make a difference, help support the relief efforts in the U.S.
Title: RE: [expert] Help with Apache virtual hosting
When you type the url in the browser are you using spanish.org and english.org? I have the same setup and I don't have any problems. I have put my urls in my /etc/hosts file.
Rich
-Original Message-
From: Dan Axtell
Bingo! I forgot to put the www in the ServerName directives; I was typing
'www.english.org' and 'www.spanish.org', which failed, but leaving out the 'www'
works.
Thanks!
--
On Mon, 24 Sep 2001 17:19:18
Richard Kuryk wrote:
When you type the url in the browser are you using spanish.org
Dan,
Try this:
--- Begin Configuration Example ---
NameVirtualHost 1.2.3.4
VirtualHost 1.2.3.4
User nobody
Group nobody
DocumentRoot /path/to/spanish
ServerName spanish.org
ServerAlias *.spanish.org
ErrorLog /var/log/httpd/span_error_log
/VirtualHost
VirtualHost 1.2.3.4
User nobody
Group
the umask=0,0,0 parameter is setting permissions to 777. Consequently
anyone can create or edit the files. Errors would still be returned by
applications that attempt to set the actual file owner. So you could
a. just click through the warning
b. modify the mount for each login. (won't work
Thanks for your help.
Joe
On Monday 24 September 2001 04:15 pm, you wrote:
On Monday 24 September 2001 03:55 pm, Joseph Braddock wrote:
I tried changing my /etc/fstab to exactly what you have below except I
used win_c instead of windows. I still get the same problem. Are you
sure
Hi,
Can you explain why it is a sure-fire problem, or point me to an article
explaining it please?
Thanks,
David Charles
When you are logged in and you right click on the desktop
and select log off then select shutdown the system hangs on shutting down
portmapper
Are you trying to use
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 02:09, you wrote:
George Jones (IT) wrote:
Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far better.
George,
Do you have some experience that says external modems work better? For
what reason?
In my experience, internal modems work very well (as long as
After reading several messages of people concerned about security and stoping
those nasty scans from nasty WORMS,
I thought including this info would be welcomed. I Hope it helps!
Sergio Korlowsky
10 MINUTES TO AN IPTABLES-BASED LINUX FIREWALL
(Source: LinuxWorld.com) Worrying about the
To all of you who helped on the problem I was having access my Windows vfat
partition. Thankyou. It turns out that I had a problem with the Star Office
filter that saved in MS Word format. It was the only time it would lock up
and not let me save a new document. I could create documents in
Hi,
This suggestion will NOT work if your Win2K is installed on an NTFS
partition, as there IS NO fdisk in Win2K (and win95 floppy will NOT
recognize NTFS drive); You will have to boot into rescue mode (by using
the install floppies OR the rescue floppy set you made), and use fixmbr.
HTH,
Kari GI Does it absolutely have to be PCI? External modems work far
Kari GI better.
Kari Since when?
If you have any knowledge in electronics yust do the foloing:
Open up an external modem and look whats inside and then look at the
pci modem. Everything will be clear to you.
Also there is
I've always had good luck with USR (U.S. Robotics), sportsters, Zoom.
Both are reasonable in cost, and never had a compatibility problem with
them.
Ric
Dan Axtell wrote:
Hello all,
I'm looking for an inexpensive, reliable PCI hardware modem that works with Linux.
Most of what
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