i get trouble reading CDs that i have written using
speed=4 so, for my ISOs, i stick to speed=2.
one way to verify is to try to use the same install CD
on a another machine and see if you get the same error
on the same part of the install process.
--- Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
AFAIK, the .config file that goes with the kernel
sources is the one that built the vmlinuz-2.4.3-20mdk
kernel.
in fact, that is what i used to build 2.4.7 and the
kernel i build was much smaller because i disabled
some things i didnt need. the file
/boot/config-2.4.3-20mdk is the same as the
when i added rlogin, rexec and rsh on my
/etc/securetty file it looks like this:
snipped till the end
tty10
tty11
rlogin
rexec
rsh
rsh stuff worked after i added those.
--- John J. LeMay Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
** Reply to message from Darcy Brodie, CJL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 19
i think you need to put 'rlogin' as well as 'rexec'
--- John J. LeMay Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
** Reply to message from Laurent CREPET
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on Sun, 19 Aug 2001
15:21:10 +0200
# For root login to succeed here with
pam_securetty, rsh must be
# listed in
on it' will suffice. however, if you can
provide a fix, it will be better.
dianne
--- J. C. Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DM wrote:
following up on this ... can anybody from
MandrakeSoft
answer what this /bin/cat is for? why is it
initiated
by kwrited ? is this a bug?
--- DM [EMAIL
Control Center
to open without crashing and without using
a Terminal (another legacy from the broken default
theme from Nautilus/Eazel since our MCC was using
GTK+ widgets).
It does not appear on kde 2.2.
Civileme
On Thursday 16 August 2001 11:24, DM wrote:
hi mike,
thanks
following up on this ... can anybody from MandrakeSoft
answer what this /bin/cat is for? why is it initiated
by kwrited ? is this a bug?
--- DM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi list
came across this odd /bin/cat process that is always
initiated when i login thru KDE GUI. snipped 'ps
-ef
another way to copy ALL files as well as permissions
on a directory to another (besides those already
mentioned by other listers) is to use 'tar':
cd /directory_to_copy
tar cf - . | (cd /directory_to_put_the_files; tar xpf
- )
what is your program trying to do anyway? just moving
files?
---
we use procmail filtering for checking viruses on
incoming emails. downside of it is, you have to keep
updating the filter for new 'signatures'. but overall,
its doing what its supposed to do.
--- Dave Horsfall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are people using for this? I'm looking for a
just
your ISP should have supplied to you at least 2 name
servers to use. have you put them on /etc/resolv.conf?
have you done 'nslookup whateverdomain.com' and get
the correct ip for it?
can you ping your ISP supplied DNS from that machine?
does ifconfig -a give you ips for the cable modem
hi list
came across this odd /bin/cat process that is always
initiated when i login thru KDE GUI. snipped 'ps -ef'
output as follows:
rayearth 4630 1 0 Aug13 ?00:00:00
kdeinit: kwrited
rayearth 4634 4630 0 Aug13 pts/000:00:00
/bin/cat
i heard that /bin/cat is not
--- Lonnie Cumberland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
lilo.conf
---
boot=/dev/sda
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
vga=normal
default=linux
keytable=/boot/us.klt
lba32
prompt
timeout=50
message=/boot/message
or you can use Xconfigurator as well...
--- kk1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am very nervous now.
In installation i choose wrong monitor type.
When i change now in xf86config doesn`t work
whereis somethong like setup with option to choose
monitor .??
Is someone can help me now?
--- Mike Veltman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has someone installed mandrake on a IBM netfinity
5500 ?
Because he stops installing with me after the
packages are being installed.
He just freezes.
during that time on the install, you can get more info
on where it is freezing by pressing
check if your bios can control the assigning of the
IRQ ... some bioses can do that.
--- X - A - W - K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have LM 8.0 on my laptop and I have problems with
PCMCIA card. It looks
like sound card and PCMCIA card bus have the same
IRQ numbre (according to
the
hi Larry
i have a similar problem when i first used mdk8... X
hangs up as soon as its loaded... and the keyboard is
hanged too. cant ctrl-alt-fX to any console. i have
verified that even though X is hanged, i can still
login thru the network and make a proper shutdown. i
figured that on my
could this be really CODE RED in action? the worm
scans the range of ips of an infected machine and
verifies if there are MIIS lying around to conquer. i
got a lot of those funny default.idaXXX something
on my apache logs and they are coming from a variety
of ip addresses ... of which when i
... but just the same, have
you tried to use it on some other linuxes? can i just
install the msec-0.15-14mdk rpm to my other machines?
cheers,
dianne
--- Pete Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i dont think there is way to change the default
permission of created
are you using 2.2.x? how about getting the bios32.h
from here:
http://src.openresources.com/linux-2.2.1/I/bios32.h.html
see if you can compile from that...
--- Joan Tur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo!
I'm compiling a module for my pcmcia network card
(Conceptronic
CON100TC); i follow the
you can use ncurses from rpmfind.net. i dont think its
a good idea to 'force' unless you know which files are
being replaced...try this:
http://www.rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/mandrake/updates/7.1/RPMS/ncurses-devel-5.2-12.2mdk.i586.html
dianne
--- Jorge Giménez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
hi lars
edit the file /etc/profile and add
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/sbin
export PATH
or if there is an existing path , just add it in
as to the question of adding those paths to root, it
depends ... what are the commands for? do you need to
use them as root? if not, i think its better to leave
if you download/installed the Mandrake kernel source
rpm, the .config file used to build that kernel is
there. its quite interesting to know what is
enabled/disabled by default by MDK.
but if you download the kernel source from kernel.org,
you will have to build .config yourself... i usually
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 1 Aug 2001, Pete Jordan wrote:
DM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but if you download the kernel source from
kernel.org,
you will have to build .config yourself... i
usually
keep a copy of the .config file from my last
stable
kernel.
Worth noting
hi drjung
clarification might be beneficial to all those reading
the lists so i addressed it to the list =)
--- J. C. Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DM wrote:
if you download/installed the Mandrake kernel
source
rpm, the .config file used to build that kernel is
there. its quite
hi
using 'sudo' is another way to make a user execute
commands as root or any other user. all you need to do
is add the shutdown command for all the users or
groups that are authorized to run it. no need to
change permissions, etc on any of the unix binaries.
'sudo' is available in rpms and
have you guys tried burning cds using cdrecord?
it works fine for me. i never used windows to write my
cds. when copying a cd, i just dd the cd to an iso
file and 'cdrecord' it.
just curious if you have tried this ...
--- Randy Kramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ATTACHMENT part TEXT
hi Ran,
cool down man! take a break from it for a while then
continue to work on it once you are cooled.
as far as i know, openssh by default installed as base
system on mdk8 now. i have the following on my system:
openssh-2.5.2p2-3mdk
openssh-clients-2.5.2p2-3mdk
openssh-server-2.5.2p2-3mdk
well, the default install of MDK8 openssh checks on
the the hosts access files /etc/hosts.allow and
/etc/hosts.deny files ... so, i guess its compiled
with libwrappers.
dianne
--- Julia A. Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting DM ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
i think that putting 'sshd: ALL
how is supermount different from autofs?
doesnt autofs/automounter achieve the same thing?
and yes, there is really no option for supermount on
the new kernel.
--- Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Err...unfortunately, supermount support does not
exist in this kernel. I
have
i see a lot of Diamond/Speedstar choices when i do
Xconfigurator on MDK8. i guess the best way to check
is to run SuperProbe to see how MDK recognizes your
video card.
some cards are using same chipset as the other cards
supported. what i meant by this is, your card might
not be listed on the
you can use procmail to filter viruses on emails that
gets into your server. procmail is used by sendmail.
just create your filters and your mail system will be
virus free =)
--- John LeMay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Friday 27 July 2001 20:58, you wrote:
Hello,
I am looking at getting
virus on linux? i never heard of such yet that affects
linux systems ... there are trojans and
vulnerabilities to some hacks but a virus?
just curious ...
--- Darcy Brodie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am looking at getting a anti-virus program fo
rmy LM8.0 machine.
Would it be
hi franki
its really good to know that people are serious in
trying the alternative solutions to M$ apps ;-)
i dont really know if there are such apps in linux ...
however, searching freshmeat.net gave me this:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/pytele/
you can try other linux apps sites as well
ok thanks for the info. i actually have mdk8 on my
desktop and i do certainly agree that supermount
should be part of the kernel. if there is a group
demanding for that ... i would certainly be part of it
=)
my desktop is running MDK 8 with 2.4.3-20mdk kernel...
and supermount is running fine. i
you said on your email that ' Oh, trying to logon as
'linux single' does not work for me.'
are you trying to login as 'linux single' from the
login prompt?
the linux single thingie is typed at the LILO: prompt
while linux is booting up. that will get you to single
user mode ... then once you
hi albert
what i normally do to see how the package was compiled
is get the source RPM and check the config options
used to build it.
i didnt notice that the MDK8 CDs dont have the source
RPM files anymore. too bad i can see how MDK built
samba in MDK8. but just to show you how, i downloaded
i think DNS is enough. if glen can setup a reverse
proxy dns for all the IPs in his network, it should
give the server's resolver the proper ip when DNS is
queried therefore making it easier for the ftp server
to do the look up.
--- Rusty Carruth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gregor Maier [EMAIL
just curious, did you make modules and make
modules_install after the compile of the kernel?
--- Leonardo T. de Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all.
I've got a 2.4.7 kernel up and runnig yesterday (on
the 2nd try!
=o) ) and got some odd problems.
The sound card
i have the same card as yours ESS on my desktop. maybe
you can check what sound modules are loaded (lsmod).
you can rmmod the sblive modules and insmod the ess
modules. after deleting the SBlive modules you can
sndconfig and see if the system knows about your ess
sound card. snd config will load
hi
supermount is a pseudo-filesystem which manages
filesystems on removable media like floppy disks and
CD-ROMs. i think that enabling support for
CONFIG_DEVPTS_FS while compiling the kernel will
enable support for such.
dianne
--- Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can't answer the
, 27 Jul 2001, DM wrote:
i have the same card as yours ESS on my desktop.
maybe
you can check what sound modules are loaded
(lsmod).
you can rmmod the sblive modules and insmod the
ess
modules. after deleting the SBlive modules you can
sndconfig and see if the system knows about your
of the 'few lines' you
are
referring to? maybe that will give us a clue.
dm
--- Pete Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill Beauchemin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is nice but i am still unable to get smp
to
work on my box. Im
almost ready to go back to slackware kernel
hi olaf
this link might give you some ideas on what it does
... well, at least one of those 'rootkits'
http://www.securityfocus.com/templates/forum_message.html?forum=2head=4871id=4871
dm
--- Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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you can mount the root device to another linux system.
take out the root hard disk from that system and
connect it to an existing system then mount it. you
can check the logs from there. logs where the system
is stopping or maybe clues why it is rebooting. i use
this method when a system is
what kind of hard disk controller do you have?
i had that problem with AIC7000 HD controllers on RH.
i needed to get a driver for it at the RH site. i dont
know if you are experiencing the same thing.
--- Andreas Bergstrøm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I attempt to install LM 8.0 on my
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