Just to let you know :
if I have 2 ethernet cards installed configure
IP_FORWARD enable
It is not possible to print
Best regards
Pierfrancesco Tateo
Pierfrancesco Tateo wrote:
Hi
after installation of MDK 82, and configuration of the printer
if I try to start the administration tool
Hi.
In KDE3, I only get the tux screensaver. Is this normal?
xscreensaver is installed, kde2 not.
Alexander Skwar
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I have an older version of the realmedia streaming player that is
presently running on mandrake 7.1. Its dynamic library
configuration on the 7.1 box looks like this:
# ldd rmserver
rmserver:
libdl.so.1 = /lib/libdl.so.1 (0x4001)
libc.so.5 =
I had to rebuild my windoz partition on my desktop and the lilo does not
point to the proper windoz file. How do I fix this?
thanks
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Dodd, David J wrote:
I had to rebuild my windoz partition on my desktop and the lilo does not
point to the proper windoz file. How do I fix this?
thanks
Hi David,
put the Mandrake 8.2 disk 1 into the CDROM and boot the CD. at the install
prompt that comes up
A new Linux user is attempting an Installation on a Dell Latitude. The
details are contained in the forwarded message. Thanks for any
assistance you can offer.
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So sprach Ric Tibbetts am 2002-04-06 um 13:13:57 -0800 :
Personally, I like xscreensaver far better than the default KDE unit. ;)
Yes, that's right and thanks for your hint - I was looking for this too
;)
However, in KDE 3, there's this lock screen button. When I push this
button, the ugly
May 18 21:26:17 mdw1982 smbd[9992]: markw logged
in as admin user
(root privileges)
First thing I would check is what groups markw is part
of and which group is specified for admin in your
smb.conf
If nothing else, change the passwords for the samba
admin account and markw. It could be
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ken Nowack wrote:
May 18 21:26:17 mdw1982 smbd[9992]: markw logged
in as admin user
(root privileges)
First thing I would check is what groups markw is part
of and which group is specified for admin in your
smb.conf
If nothing else, change the passwords
This is caused by adding the user to the admin users = line in the
smb.conf file. If you remove the user from this line you won't see this
message anymore. However, all this is doing is giving the user full
permissions to that shared directory but not with the system as if the user
was logging on
I can't run DrakConf either in a remote SSH session. I don't seem to recall
the reason why, but I ran DrakConf from the console once and it told me. You
might try that and see if it works...
Also, are you ssh'ing as root or as another user? Just as an idea, you may
have better luck ssh'ing in
On Mon, 20 May 2002, daRcmaTTeR wrote:
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Ken Nowack wrote:
May 18 21:26:17 mdw1982 smbd[9992]: markw logged
in as admin user
(root privileges)
First thing I would check is what groups markw is part
of and which group is specified for admin in your
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Carl Lindgren wrote:
This is caused by adding the user to the admin users = line in the
smb.conf file. If you remove the user from this line you won't see this
message anymore. However, all this is doing is giving the user full
permissions to that shared directory but
Hi
I am trying to setup a CVS server on my linux box.
/etc/cvs/cvs.conf
CVS_REPOS=/home/frederic/cvsroot
/etc/xinetd.d/cvs
service cvspserver
{
disable = no
socket_type = stream
protocol = tcp
wait = no
user = root
server
On May 20, 2002 07:12 am, Albert E. Whale wrote:
A new Linux user is attempting an Installation on a Dell Latitude.
The details are contained in the forwarded message. Thanks for any
assistance you can offer.
And skip the second CD for now. Get it installed, and then worry about
the
A friend of mine has installed Mandrake 8.2 in his computer, everything
has been perfectly configured but he has a Intel Proshare Video System
500 and it was recognized as a tv card !!!
I have heard that there are not modules for this card under linux, but
in some web pages I have seen that some
On Mon, 20 May 2002, Albert E. Whale wrote:
A new Linux user is attempting an Installation on a Dell Latitude. The
details are contained in the forwarded message. Thanks for any
assistance you can offer.
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James,
I'll give tightvnc a try when I have a bit of time. Looks good from
the web site.
cheers,
Eric
On Fri, May 17, 2002 at 03:09:18PM -0700, James wrote:
On Fri, 17 May 2002 09:49:17 -0700
Eric Nodwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not use $HOME/.Xresources?
I need to set some
On Monday 20 May 2002 8:03 pm, you wrote:
Isn't the cvspserver supposed to run as root (user = root) and therefore
should not have any trouble writing to /root ?
Dont use pserver except for anonymous access as it is insecure. It is much
easier to use SHH (try info cvs for more information) as
Well the Intel Proshare 500 has a BT848 chip on it, so
I would think it could be used as video capture card.
Seeing as there is no tuner on the card, it cant do TV.
You should be able to do modprobe bttv to get it going.
Brian D. Klar - CVE
OTS
WPAFB
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
I had my security level on high and everything worked fine. I changed it
to higher and now I cannot ssh into my server. I then changed it to
paranoid and I cannot ssh into my server nor does my webbased e-mail
work. (using squirrelmail from squirrelmail.org).
How do I go about making some minor
On May 19, 2002 19:34, Jay wrote:
I had my security level on high and everything worked fine. I changed it
to higher and now I cannot ssh into my server. I then changed it to
paranoid and I cannot ssh into my server nor does my webbased e-mail
work. (using squirrelmail from squirrelmail.org).
Not sure what you mean here David. I have tried it both ways - ssh as
root and as a user. One prompts for the root password then does
nothing. The other just does nothing. If I type DrakConf into a console
locally it works fine.
I used to do this in 8.1 Something has changed.
Brian
On
Dear friends,
My desktop now with kde3, mosfet-liquid theme and crystal icons look
fantastic!; I would like to send a screenshot to Mandrake with xine and
xawtv runing but when I try to capture those windows appears just black.
Is probably a problem with overlay that xine and xawtv use.
I
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 01:40, dfox wrote:
Hmm. Any idea what the set-top boxes might use (tivo, dish network, mp3
players etc.) ? One would seemingly want to have at least as good (if
not better) reliability because these drives can easily get more usage
(in terms of writes/rewrites) than
Question: Which program / command are you presently using to attempt to
capture the screen?
Have you tried Gimp, ImageMagick's import?
Larry
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Dear friends,
My desktop now with kde3, mosfet-liquid theme and crystal icons look
fantastic!; I would like to send a
John Haywood wrote:
I've just transferred my setup into a new case/motherboard - a GA-5AX, and a
couple of problems have arisen:
1. I can only boot into Linux via floppy or failsafe (worked fine on another
board - Gigabyte GA-5AA). Oh, I'm running MDK 8.1 with a few upgrades,
including
On Tuesday 21 May 2002 12:18, you wrote:
John Haywood wrote:
I've just transferred my setup into a new case/motherboard - a GA-5AX,
and a couple of problems have arisen:
1. I can only boot into Linux via floppy or failsafe (worked fine on
another board - Gigabyte GA-5AA). Oh, I'm
Perhaps it would be helpful to rename the two lists: basic and advanced
instead of newbie and expert with a published list of topics that might
be considered most suitable for each list. i.e. a basic list focusing on
topics that have most to do with how to get linux set up and running, not
The same thing happens to me. I tried with Gimp, does the same thing.
On Monday 20 May 2002 10:16 pm, you wrote:
Question: Which program / command are you presently using to attempt to
capture the screen?
Have you tried Gimp, ImageMagick's import?
Larry
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On Monday 20 May 2002 09:56 pm, you wrote:
The other day I opened up a store bought system, and was bowled over to
see an oem fujitsu drive inside. Very interesting. I don't like
assembly line systems; the custom approach is much better. But this
looked like at least one thing they did
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 01:40, dfox wrote:
Hmm. Any idea what the set-top boxes might use (tivo, dish network, mp3
players etc.) ? One would seemingly want to have at least as good (if
not better) reliability because these drives can easily get more usage
(in terms
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 22:57, darklord wrote:
Can't comment about the Tivo (although I think they look interesting!) but my
old 1992 Atari Falcon 030 computer used to use a Fujitsu (80 megs! Wow!) 2.5
inch IDE drive...never had a problem out of it...
Still rather use it than use a
On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 23:13, FemmeFatale wrote:
I have a pic of one I can scan that was opened like a can of beans if
you want it... offlist of course.
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Yes...very interested. Master Jedi Dfox may be interested as well. ;)
Thanks, Femme!
LX
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Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
Was that one of those Atari's that came with pc-compatible slots? And a
motorola processor, maybe?
LX
It did have a Motorola 68030 CPU... but no PC slots, I'm afraid. Very
proprietary hardware but I loved it. I ran Atari computers for
years...even ran an Atari based BBS
Yes...very interested. Master Jedi Dfox may be interested as well. ;)
Yeah, it might prove interesting. I've heard people network to them and
control them from Linux. I wouldn't be suprised to see a regular PC like
drive in there. My brother recently took apart a spare Dish Network
controller
Most of those links (and others) refer to IBM HDD's over 40GB
havin problems. I just recently had a 10 month old, IBM 30GB 7200rpm
ata/100 2mb drive fail. My Linux drive ;( Mechanical problem. The
Ouch...
Mine's the same drive, from about Oct 2000. Here's to crossing fingers :).
On Tue, 2002-05-21 at 00:01, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
Was that one of those Atari's that came with pc-compatible slots? And a
motorola processor, maybe?
LX
It did have a Motorola 68030 CPU... but no PC slots, I'm afraid. Very
proprietary hardware but I loved it. I
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