Hi All,
I have two system both MDK 8.1. I generally use webmail to administer them both.
However the
module 'fdisk' to view all the disk info on each machine does not work on one box. I
have
tracked the problem down to the webmin module checking '/proc/partitions'. it pulls
out the
data like:
Well, I finally got around to reading the msec man pages and
mandrakesecure.net article, and have made some changes. Something that's
behaving a bit weird, however, is a couple of the parameters. In my
level.local file, I have:
from mseclib import *
allow_reboot(1)
allow_user_list(1)
Hallo!
I've posted this problem in newbie's list with no luck.
I've got 4 ide controllers, all of them have 1 HD or CD connected as master:
DVD: hda, RW: hdc, HD1: hde and HD2: hdg
I've got kernel 2.4.18.8.1 installed, and bios recognizes both DVD and RW as
DMA. These are set up as
nDiScReEt wrote:
I am having a hard time with a concept. I want my internal network to have a
domain (which I plan on registering at a later date). I have another domain
registered with namezero. I want to have a url for each of my internal
computers like host.domain.com. Whether it be
I'm using Mozilla 0.9.8 on Mandrake 8.2 and generally like it quite
well. I open a lot of what I hoped were separate instances. (I
typically do this by pressing altF2 and then typing (or selecting)
mozilla.) Then, in each separate instance, I open multiple tabs for
related pages.
PROBLEM: My
Just thought I'd provide a little bit of extra information --
* I have 256 MB of RAM, less 2 MB used by my on board SiS 630/730
video card (and Linux knows about the missing 2 MB), I have 500 MB +
of swap.
* I typically run top in a virtual terminal (but don't always pay
close attention to
In my earlier message, I noted that running msec after setting
password_aging(-1) in the level.local file was giving a message, msec:
unable to parse chage output, when running msec. The first time I ran it
after setting that value, I didn't get the error message - only on
subsequent runs.
At 01:50 PM 8/3/02, you wrote:
In my earlier message, I noted that running msec after setting
password_aging(-1) in the level.local file was giving a message, msec:
unable to parse chage output, when running msec. The first time I ran it
after setting that value, I didn't get the error message -
David Guntner wrote:
Although the syslog seems to indicate that it's dealing with user
passwords. The other odd thing is that when I run it, the syslog reports
that it's setting the umask for users to 18. 18?? And of course, when I
open a shell window in my X console, I get a message from
David Relson grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
At 01:50 PM 8/3/02, you wrote:
It looks like msec doesn't know what to do with a -1 when it tries to list
the current password aging when it is run.
You get the same -1 by using webmin to create a userid. I posted a
python patch for this
Hey David,
So you know if your patch was incorporated as an update for MandrakeUpdate?
If it wasn't it'd be nice if it did.
gikoreno
> You get the same "-1" by using webmin to create a userid. I
> posted a
> python patch for this several months ago.
>
> David
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At 04:09 PM 8/3/02, you wrote:
David Relson grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
At 01:50 PM 8/3/02, you wrote:
It looks like msec doesn't know what to do with a -1 when it tries to list
the current password aging when it is run.
You get the same -1 by using webmin to create a userid. I
Here's the patch that allows msec to accept -1 as the password's age. It
was generated out of the discovery that webmin creates new user ids with -1
as their password age. Recent traffic indicates that there may be other
ways to cause chage to complain about a -1 age (and hence cause msec to
At 05:32 PM 8/3/02, you wrote:
Hey David,
So you know if your patch was incorporated as an update for MandrakeUpdate?
If it wasn't it'd be nice if it did.
gikoreno
You get the same -1 by using webmin to create a userid. I
posted a
python patch for this several months ago.
David
The
Try using a temporary swapfile to increase swap and see if the problem
goes away - if so your up for a re-partitioning. I regularly run out of
swap with gnumeric (often uses over a gig of it) and a quick swapon
saves the system from coming to an abrupt halt. Windows dynamic swap is
actually a
Hello Experts!
I am trying to help a fellow with a Mandrake installation.
He is using an Iwill du3160 Ultra-160 SCSI host adapter, and seems
to be having trouble with it. He describes the problem to me thus:
Specifically what i am having problems with is the scsi
A few more info: I'm now burning beta 2 isos using gcombust and CPU is no
higher than 6 to 10% 8-?
The PC hasn't been powered down for 2 days...
Thanks.
Es Dissabte 03 Agost 2002 12:30, en Joan Tur va escriure:
Hallo!
I've posted this problem in newbie's list with no luck.
I've got 4
On Saturday 03 August 2002 05:03 pm, you wrote:
Hello Experts!
I am trying to help a fellow with a Mandrake installation.
He is using an Iwill du3160 Ultra-160 SCSI host adapter, and seems
to be having trouble with it. He describes the problem to me thus:
Specifically what i am
On Saturday 03 August 2002 22:14, Lorne wrote:
On Saturday 03 August 2002 05:03 pm, you wrote:
Hello Experts!
I am trying to help a fellow with a Mandrake installation.
He is using an Iwill du3160 Ultra-160 SCSI host adapter, and seems
to be having trouble with it. He describes the
Bill,
Thanks! Haven't tried it yet (have to find some space) but the
instruction are very clear and will make it easy.
I've taken the liberty of putting the entire post on a WikiLearn page,
see:
* http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/SwapFileTemporary
See also:
*
No probs!
BillK
On Sun, 2002-08-04 at 10:43, Randy Kramer wrote:
Bill,
Thanks! Haven't tried it yet (have to find some space) but the
instruction are very clear and will make it easy.
I've taken the liberty of putting the entire post on a WikiLearn page,
see:
*
On Saturday 03 August 2002 07:36 pm, you wrote:
On Saturday 03 August 2002 22:14, Lorne wrote:
On Saturday 03 August 2002 05:03 pm, you wrote:
Hello Experts!
I am trying to help a fellow with a Mandrake installation.
He is using an Iwill du3160 Ultra-160 SCSI host adapter, and seems
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