Giuseppe Distefano wrote:
Ciao A tutti
Ho il seguente problema:
Ho installato e configurato *Samba* ,
e non riesco ad entrare nelle directory condivise di *Windows NT 4.0.*
Viceversa lavoro benissimo con Win 98, dove riesco ad entrare e
copiare i miei file.
Vedo tutti i
yes, I believe it can, I have not moved over to iptables yet, but I believe
that there is a FORWARD flag that can do what you want... ipchains can do it
as well, but it was experimental last time I checked and now that iptables
around, its not likely to get stable...
I will be moving to 8.1 and
Hi
well, after a few days of running 8.1 (as desktop, I still have to test
it as a server) I must say I'm VERY(!!!) impressed. I didn't like 8.0 (actually
this release made me move my servers to debian - it was really unstable
and a lot of things didn't work or worked badly). (btw, I DON'T want
Hi,
One of my colleagues asked me how to bring back the @Shutdown@ button in the
initial login window. Hes says he used to have it there but then a few weeks
ago it disappeared and he's not sure how it happened nor how to bring it
back. I must admit that I don't either...
L
--
Laurent
Hi all,
I want to start playing with C++, I have written a good many perl scripts
and I think its time to tackle a compiled language, something to cater to
speed requirements...
I arrived at C++ or JAVA, so I rushed out and got books on both,, Java in a
Nutshell, and Sams Teach yourself C++ in
I'm in roughly the same position, except for the fact that I'm coming from a
web background, html, small bit of JavaScript, even smaller bit of
ColdFusion. I've started down the road that is C++ and Java. I use DJGPP for
C++ on Windows, and Sun's JDK for Java, both on Windows. I have very little
I'm in roughly the same position, except for the fact that I'm coming from a
web background, html, small bit of JavaScript, even smaller bit of
ColdFusion. I've started down the road that is C++ and Java. I use DJGPP for
C++ on Windows, and Sun's JDK for Java, both on Windows. I have very little
Nope, not true. There is a hd.img file in the images directory that is
supposed to be able to install from an iso file on the hd, but it fails to
do so.
/N
- Original Message -
From: Michael D. Viron [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 6:12 PM
Between loads of work, marital changes, more travel, etc., I haven't had time to
participate in Cooker... now, I'm regretting not being involved; but I doubt I
would have done much Cooker on this particular system...
Where to start...?
System: ASUS/PII/400MHz, G200, SB PCI128, 3c509 3C59X
thanks, I had already installed djgpp, it came with the sams 24hour book...
Altough linux programming is my final goal, I want to start with windows,
think it might be easier...
Hell, I'd use Visual C++ if I though M$ hadn't changed it away from the
standard that much..
So it looks like
Hi Franki. Does your book mention anything about the Standard C++ Library?
It's a cross-platform standard for i/o routines and abstract data types.
Many compilers have support for it now, including gcc on linux.
Here is a short example:
http://guymcarthur.com/resources/code/c++/guess/
As you
There are some good free resources for learning java on the web:
Thinking In Java, in Html, Word and PDF:
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TIJ/
The Java Tutorial
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/
If you're coming from C/C++ I'd recommend getting Java In A Nutshell by
David Flanagan,
Hi all,
I want to be able to ssh -X into my servers and start software manager, but
I don't know the name of software update,,
I know its not rpmdrake as that is the package manager, I want to start the
gui software updater...
its linked to grpmi but that doesn't really help me run it from an
I already have Java in a nutshell, and Sams Teach yourself C++ in 24 hours,
(which seems to be a very readable book, although it doesn't seem to fill
all the blanks in at the start..
The Java in a nutshell is a more down and dirty Java book, I have only
dabbled in Java so I am concentraiting on
Hi Folks,
well did a fresh install of Mandrake 8.1 (Last verision, downloaded the ISO.)
and Quake3/Team Arena etc. and it doesn't work.
Might be due to the Kernel. Using 2.4.10 because I wanted to have the
improved SB_5.1 Live sound drivers running.
Quake always crashes bla - Signal 11 when
thankyou mam :-),
That brings up another question I have been meaning to ask,,,
mod_perl, I have it runing, how do I use it ??? I have lots of scripts in my
cgi-bin, what do I have to do to get the full advantage of mod_perl?? I know
there is a perl directory in /var/www do I put my scripts in
yes, there is a rudimentary compiler for Perl. BUT
Perl is written in C, and it's input/output routines etc are already
highly optimized. And typically the bottleneck is not the CPU, it's the
i/o or talking to a database, etc, so compiling isn't going to make a
great deal of difference.
Where
Hi,
You know the @INC perl var, that has all the dirs that should be looked
into for packages (for use, etc.)? well, the #include iostream.h line
in your script (I am assuming there is such a line) is kind of like a use
CGI; line would be in a perl script, and just as perl searches the @INC
for
Hi, recently i installed the disks quotas for the users of my mail
server, but there is a problem that I can't figure out:
When a person write an e-mail for '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' (where domain
have the disk quotas) and the user 'someone' have no space left, the MTA
sends back a mail
Hey~
I'm playing with tuxracer and I've picked it up off of one of the
lists but now can't seem to find it; what do you change in the options
file for tuxracer to bring back his skin color? Right now it's all-white.
tia, Mike
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
Hi,
I usually use Star Office and have version 5.2 on my Linux-Mandrake 8 PC
I recently read that StarOffice Base is available and that it can handle
MS Access database files. I have downloaded a .bin file, changed the permissions
and then run it as root. I cannot figure out what I am
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On Tuesday 02 October 2001 09:51 pm, Norman wrote:
Hi,
I usually use Star Office and have version 5.2 on my Linux-Mandrake 8 PC
I recently read that StarOffice Base is available and that it can handle
MS Access database files. I have
It has been awhile...but, if you installed StarOffice as root and without the
/net switch, only root will be able to use it. In /usr/local there should be
a StarOffice directory. Within this directory, there should be a program
directory. In program, there should be a binary called soffice.
hey,
I wanted to know if anyone out there had optimised LM8.1/ext3 with hdparm?
If so where there any noticable corruption or stability issues? Is it
safe to opitimised using hdparm? I have used hdparm before but it was
with ext2. I am not sure if the results will be the same.
Any suggestion
I have upgraded to kernel 2.4.8-26 and am trying now to install the
kernel-source rpm (2.4.8.26).
I got the following message:
ncurses-devel is needed by kernel-source-2.4.8-26mdk
8.1 rc1 had installed ncurses5.2-16. the only ncurses-devel package I could
find was 5.2-12 fromrpmfind.net.
Judging from the review I read from Tom in the Mandrake Forum, it looks
like ReiserFS is the best one to use for my needs (looks like it offers the
best speed and lowest CPU utilization over-all, unless I'm completely
missing something). I always mount a seperate /boot partition as the first
well, if you are using postfix, go to /etc/postfix and edit main.cf
that file is very heavily commented, so just reading it is usually enough to
understand what you need to do..
also, postfix.org has links to heaps of pages, lists of error messages with
explanations on how to fix them, and lots
I don't know about ext3, but I have used reiserfs as / for ages with no
problem and fast speed
so I dont think you will have any problems doing that at all...
I make /boot ext2 (its so small that it doesn't matter as fsck will run in
about 2 seconds if there is a problem (I ought to know I
I bought a U.S. Robotics 56K FaxModem model 5610. It uses the PCI bus, but
it is not a WinModem. The modem works fine with Redhat 7.1, but when I
installed Mandrake 8.1 the HardDrake software detected the modem at
configuration time and exited because it claimed the modem was a WinModem. I
For all practical purposes, ext2 is probably the best filesystem for /boot.
99% of the time, you aren't even going to be writing to /boot, or for that
matter even reading from it except when booting. So the benefits of a
journalling filesystem isn't really needed.
As for /, my feeling is that
Chuck Lalli wrote:
I have upgraded to kernel 2.4.8-26 and am trying now to install the
kernel-source rpm (2.4.8.26).
I got the following message:
ncurses-devel is needed by kernel-source-2.4.8-26mdk
8.1 rc1 had installed ncurses5.2-16. the only ncurses-devel package I could
find was
Hi,
I got the same error message but with cd 3.
I tried several times and got the same error. I will try with a new
downloaded cd.
-Oscar
-Original Message-
From: lhon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 6:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] 8.1
Well, this is outside my area of knowledge... but here is what I would do...
look in /etc/modules.conf on the RH7.1 boot to see what modules are getting
loaded for the modem,,
then boot mandrake, disable harddrake and match the modules config... (you
may need to search the net for a driver,
On Tuesday 02 October 2001 08:23 pm, Michael McLay wrote:
I bought a U.S. Robotics 56K FaxModem model 5610. It uses the PCI bus, but
it is not a WinModem. The modem works fine with Redhat 7.1, but when I
installed Mandrake 8.1 the HardDrake software detected the modem at
configuration time
As root (or su) open a terminal window and run modemconf and tell it to
search for you modem. It may find it.
On Tuesday 02 October 2001 08:23 pm, you wrote:
I bought a U.S. Robotics 56K FaxModem model 5610. It uses the PCI bus, but
it is not a WinModem. The modem works fine with Redhat
Are you guys checking the md5sums on the iso's? I had to download the .inst
iso image twice before I got a good copy. (2 hours wasted)
What was really weird is after my first download was complete, the file size
in bytes was exactly what it should have been, but when I checked the
Which login window? kdm, gdm or xdm? If you describe how it looks like
we can probably figur it out.
Andreas
Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
One of my colleagues asked me how to bring back the @Shutdown@ button in the
initial login window. Hes says he used to have it there but then a few
I had the same problems with my install and what worked for me was to set the
bios to boot to cd-rom then turn my computer all the way off and do a cold
boot. The installer seems to get hung when trying to go to the 2nd or 3rd cd
if you do a warm boot reset after setting your bios.
On
Re: Sendmail or Postfix config help
Dear Theo,
Linux Journal had an excellent article on setting
up Postfix in their October 2000 issue. The
article is available online. Go to their website
(linuxjournal.com) and use their search engine to
find this article:
Using Postfix for Secure SMTP
Ok, I've installed 8.1.
During setup, I tried to get my printer configured (a Lexamark 7200), but
for some reason, I couldn't get it to actually send the test page across
the network to my Win98 machine where the printer is connected. I opted to
leave a printer undefined at the time and to
Michael McLay wrote:
I bought a U.S. Robotics 56K FaxModem model 5610. It uses
the PCI bus, but it is not a WinModem. The modem works
fine with Redhat 7.1, but when I installed Mandrake 8.1 the
HardDrake software detected the modem at configuration time
and exited because it claimed the
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