On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 03:12:10 -0300 (BRT)
Ricardo Castanho de O. Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I use adsl and my postix keeps using my fqdn and not my ISP SMNT!
How and where can I change this?
It does not hurt, but in some situations I can't email because
WE DO NOT ACCEPT
Server Side Includes work only if the file is 'index.shtml'
i.e. I have 'index.shtml' which includes 'footer.shtml' at the bottom and this works
fine.
However, if the file has any other name is fails:
http://bunyip.apana.org.au/index.shtml
http://bunyip.apana.org.au/test.shtml
'test.shtml'
i've tracked the problem down to something to do with artsd and also using
alsa instead of plain oss, after googling for a copy of someone else's
/etc/modules and persuading alsa to start on boot, i now get an error message
from audacity - 'error opening audio device', $rec doesn't do anything
Ricardo Castanho de O. Freitas grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
I use adsl and my postix keeps using my fqdn and not my ISP SMNT!
How and where can I change this?
It does not hurt, but in some situations I can't email because
WE DO NOT ACCEPT DIRECT DELIVERY
What can I do?
Look in
i've had to disable arts for various reasons and i was wondering, is there a
way to run noatun without it? i'm running alsa 0.9 so i still seem to be able
to have multiple playback of sounds.
bascule
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Rome wasn't burned in a day.
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go
I did a stupid thing. I'll admit that right upfront.
windows was a bit unstable.. so I reinstalled.
now my linux installation doesn't boot, due to partition table problem.
Let me explain my setup:
primary disk:
/dev/hdb1-small windows boot partition for windowsXP FAT32
/dev/hdb3-
For recover of the old partition table try gparted. It's saved my buns
a couple of times. It should be on the recovery disk if not I'm 98%
sure it's in tomsrtbt
James
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 23:13:18 +0100
Azrael [EMAIL PROTECTED] said with temporary authority
I did a stupid thing. I'll admit
Bascule,
Don't know if you can get around artsd with noatun except to do as I
do... switch to xmms.
James
On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 22:54:12 +0100
bascule [EMAIL PROTECTED] said with temporary authority
i've had to disable arts for various reasons and i was wondering, is
there a way to run
Azrael wrote:
I did a stupid thing. I'll admit that right upfront.
Not at all, you just didn't realize how to fix this :)
Can anyone help me recover my essential files? Is there a way to 'fix'
the partition table? Is there a way to boot anyway and get to my files?
Helllp!!!
ah :-) i already use xmms on a permanently playing random playlist of all my
mp3s, i just like to have noatun registered to open odd files i click on to
see what they are like without disturbing xmms and the loaded playlist
bascule
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 4:34 pm, you wrote:
Bascule,
Hi, I recently bought a D-Link 4 port KVM switch. When
I start mandrake it recognizes the keyboard but not
the mouse. When I switch to runlevel 5 I get the
error:
Mouse Initialization failed: Inappropriate ioctl for
device.
I run XFree 4.2. My mouse used to work before with
another older switch,
That actually helped! So thanks :)
But there's a wist to the tale:
turns out windows installation turned the 'C' (hdb1) from fat32 to ntfs.
it's that I am guessing is the cause of the partition changes.
The result is that doing the 'rescue' suggested lets me recover hdb6 but
not hdb3.
I
I have recently bought a new 80G disk, and an ATA133 card to
attach it to. Plus, I have bought a disk caddy to be able to
use my old 20G disk as a removable disk, so I can use it for
backups instead of CDs. As such, the new disk is hde, while
the old one is still hda.
I have carefully read up
Hey I can answer this one!... *grin* I've got the same one, and
here is what I had to do. Configure the mouse with it installed
directly on the computer(plugged in the back of the box not the kvm.)
Start the box, and make sure it's working correctly. Without shutting
down the box move
Azrael wrote:
That actually helped! So thanks :)
But there's a wist to the tale:
turns out windows installation turned the 'C' (hdb1) from fat32 to ntfs.
it's that I am guessing is the cause of the partition changes.
The result is that doing the 'rescue' suggested lets me recover
Well this upgrade has really opened my eyes about linux. While I have
loved linux since kernel 0.9, it really can't be called a real operating
system. All I want to do is burn cd's. Not pirate mp3 cd's, backup
cd's for my data. Well since I upgraded from a K6-2 400 to an athlon
1700+ / Kt333
Brian Schroeder wrote:
I have recently bought a new 80G disk, and an ATA133 card to
attach it to. Plus, I have bought a disk caddy to be able to
use my old 20G disk as a removable disk, so I can use it for
backups instead of CDs. As such, the new disk is hde, while
the old one is still
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