startx
on 12/2/00 2:06 AM, Mike Nguyen wrote:
> Hi
> On the command promt, what command would I type in order to start X Window?
>
> Thank
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On Thursday 30 November 2000 22:45, Gavin Clark wrote:
>
>>> Hi,
>>
>> I am going to need to serve 40 - 50 thousand email accounts.
>>
>> I need the user to be able to change his own password with some sort of web
>> based interface, hotmail-like function
Hi,
I am going to need to serve 40 - 50 thousand email accounts.
I need the user to be able to change his own password with some sort of web
based interface, hotmail-like functionality would be a nice bonus but not
crucial.
Low maintenance is the key. Money is not really a problem so I'm lookin
it could be LOTS of things. it could be some sort of hardware problem like
bad ram, a screwy hard drive, CPU overheating, or a bad USB chip.
to get useful help you'll want to come up with as much detail as you can:
is there any pattern to the crashing?
what software are you running?
what are you
there is a way to drop into the adaptec card's BIOS on startup. poke around
and see if any settings look funny (use your best judgement). there is a
tool in there which shows you what it can see on the scsi bus. check for
termination / device # problems.
Sorry I can't be more specif
I was able to get data out of Filemaker Pro on a mac and import it into
MySQL. I exported as a comma separated text file.
here is the command to import the data:
LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE "mydata.txt" INTO TABLE mydata FIELDS TERMINATED BY
',' ENCLOSED BY '"';
just keep your fields in synch; the f
there is a kiosk how-to. I'd start there.
Gavin
on 10/17/00 1:22 PM, José Antonio Jiménez Berni wrote:
> Hi!, my exact purpose is to use a computer to access internet in a
> public place. As you can imagine, security problems arise when planning
> to do something like this, beside I'm a Linux
Speaking of BeOS, I want to check it out but their docs keep mentioning
windows when installing it. This box is just mandrake. Can I get BeOS to
install without MS?
Thanks,
Gavin
on 10/16/00 12:29 PM, Daniel Woods wrote:
>> I use a Epox 8kta M/B it works very well. I'm running a Thnuderbird
on 10/12/00 11:24 AM, Stephen Bosch wrote:
>
>
> Gavin Clark wrote:
>>
>> on 10/11/00 1:56 PM, Stephen Bosch wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> GrAnT GaLbRaiTh wrote:
>>>>
>>>> I'm wondering if its possi
on 10/11/00 1:56 PM, Stephen Bosch wrote:
>
>
> GrAnT GaLbRaiTh wrote:
>>
>> I'm wondering if its possible to burn a CD from an ISO image using a mac
>> burner (it's all I have at work).
>
> Then, when you're done, you can go and install Yellow Dog Linux on the
> Mac, and REALLY confuse thos
on 10/11/00 1:47 AM, GrAnT GaLbRaiTh wrote:
> I'm wondering if its possible to burn a CD from an ISO image using a mac
> burner (it's all I have at work).
>
> Which image should I download if this is possible
>
> thanks
> Grant
that's how I did mine. Toast is the standard application that com
I'm running 2 K7 systems, both are great. My new one has an asus A7V
motherboard with a duron (the processor slot config allows for upgrading
later). I was very impressed by the A7V, it has lots of goodies like 'wake
on LAN', lots of hardware feedback, and BIOS settings to control all the
fans. th
tables.sql, I'll bet, is a set of SQL instructions that will set up a
database and all its tables. You tell the mysql client program to read the
file and run everything in it.
first, in the MySQL manual read the part about adding users and setting an
admin password.
set up a user that the web s
A ha, that's a character I've never used!
Now when I find a use for ^ I'll be using the whole keyboard.
;^)
well there you go! The UNIX equivilant of benching your own weight. (I
should get a t-shirt)
Gavin
on 10/5/00 5:01 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Wrong quotes - use single backquotes
cool trick:
ls -l `which telnet`
but it didn't work for me.
I seem to run into this a lot. is there some speacial kind of single quote
character I don't know about?
Gavin
on 10/5/00 4:49 AM, Buchan Milne wrote:
> Telnet and ftp may be accessible to users in the "ntools" group (check
> with
linux looks in pre-specified places for executables to run. these places are
listed in the PATH variable.
you can run executables that are not listed in PATH by giving the full
pathway:
# /home/bob/bin/hello
or if you are in /home/bob/bin/ then try
# ./hello
or you can add /home/bob/bin/ to y
just wondering what the story is behind the different man folders:
man1
man2
man8
etc.
why not just one?
Gavin
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on 9/22/00 4:34 PM, Sarang Lakare wrote:
>> Say what you want but when it comes to spending 6 to 8 hours in just getting
>> a network card
>> to work, I will always go with the OS that allows me to not only see the dang
>> netword card
>> but to set up TCP/IP, DNS, NetBUI, WINS, and DHCP, and do
see my posts in the archive.
subject:
linksys etherfast 10/100 card - solved
see if my solution works for you.
Gavin
on 9/22/00 12:36 AM, Michael wrote:
> Well I bought a stack of these cards as we are setting up a lot of new
> machines and they were $20 each and I've had good luck with Li
on 9/21/00 11:06 PM, Michael wrote:
> I also have a Linksys EtherFast 10/100 LNE100TX
> v4.1 that I'm going to try. Has anyone gotten that one to work?
it works fine, BUT...
you have to get and compile the latest tulip driver.
My earlier posts on this subject may save you some time.
Gavin
>
VNC is just fine over a local network but I find to be so slow over the
internet as to be unusable, even over DSL. Timbuktu eats its lunch over slow
connections but you can't get that for linux.
I've had to bite the bullet and learn how to use SSH, vi and FTP.
You can control EVERYTHING from a c
I think you can force it to load anyway. see the modprobe and insmod man
pages.
or you can always compile your own kernel.
Gavin
on 9/12/00 8:10 AM, MAHE Vincent FTRD/DIH/REN wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've downloaded the source code of drivers for the 3c90x fast ethernet card.
> I want to install
on 9/4/00 6:07 PM, Mark Weaver wrote:
> Greg Stewart wrote:
>> Now why would you shudtdown in the first place?
>> --Greg
>>
>>> I have a atx system so i want my linux to shutdows automatically i know my
>>> 98 does how to in linux ?
>>>
> yeah...anyway. Why would you want to shut it down. It
Cool.
Is there a way to do a test run - do everything but turn the laser on?
I have a USB Que drive and it loves to choke on anything above 2X - mac and
windows anyway.
I'd like to know if it can get through a 4x burn on Linux without making a
new coaster (I have a full set)
Gavin
on 9/3/00 8
Gavin
on 9/3/00 7:33 PM, Sridhar G wrote:
> Gavin,
>
> BTW, are both the cards linksys cards. I am planning to install another
> linksys card.
>
> Cheers
> Sridhar
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Gavin Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
just off the top of my head; a user can get his IP by
getting the hostname then pinging it.
$hostname
bob.my-ip.com
$ ping bob.my-ip.com
PING bob.my-ip.com (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) <= there's your ip
it's clunky but, hey
G
>>> btw, I want to know the IP as a user.. so cant' run ifconfig..
>>>
>>> Th
oo many times I search the archives and
find questions but no answers.
on 9/1/00 7:40 PM, Gavin Clark wrote:
> Hi,
> just got a linksys etherfast 10/100 to be my second ethernet card
>
> it says to use the tulip.o module to drive it but it doesn't work. the
> module won'
Hi,
just got a linksys etherfast 10/100 to be my second ethernet card
it says to use the tulip.o module to drive it but it doesn't work. the
module won't load. I get 'device or resource busy':
# modprobe -a tulip
/lib/modules/2.2.15-4mdk/net/tulip.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
/lib/mo
> I just gave 3c59x as an example, I get the same unresolved symbols on all my
> modules.
OK.
I'd try
man depmod
man modprobe
and see if that gives you any ideas.
on 8/30/00 6:50 AM, John-Paul Smith wrote:
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Beha
on 8/30/00 5:57 AM, Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
> John-Paul Smith wrote:
>> Now here's a problem which I've always wanted to know the answer to.
>> Whenever I try to compile a kernel with modules, it never works properly.
>> Basically, none of the modules will load due to unresolved symbols, e.g.:
on 8/27/00 3:21 PM, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Hello, World!
>
> I've got some files on my FAT partitions which I created with Windows 98
> containing Umlauts (ä,ö,ü,ß) in their filenames.
>
> For example, I've got a file called "Test für mich.txt". When I list that
> dir in Windows, the filena
OK, I get it.
Your problem is with user permissions. I'll bet the web server is set up
just fine.
What you need is a user who is privileged to access the web documents
folder.
something like this:
create a new user joe
create a new group webusers
add user joe to group webusers
set user joe's
on 8/19/00 10:23 AM, faisal wrote:
> my apache server is taking to long to start i mean really
> all my computer gets ups withing 30 sec but i takes about 3 minute to
> stratup apache...what can be wrong ?
it could be a DNS thing.
Gavin
on 8/17/00 6:43 AM, Phil Edwards wrote:
> Why do I keep getting messages from "mandrax.org"? Has the mailing list
> changed
> in some way that I'm not aware of
>
I get them too as well as bounce messages for everything I send to the list,
though they are posted. and now I seem to be gettin
on 8/17/00 7:33 AM, John Aldrich wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, you wrote:
>> Thus spake Tony McGee ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> [...]
>>> Firewalling works by selectively blocking off access to certain Internet
>>> Protocol ports. It's recommended to have a single dedicated machine as a
>>> firewall
how's your fan?
the motherboard could be over heating.
on 8/16/00 8:49 PM, Ellick Chan wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Stout, Wayne wrote:
>
> I have had a couple older machines, <200mhz that I didn't touch in a
> while, and the Mandrake gui installer would fail at apparently random
> points,
I've seen weird stuff like that when the .rpm file I downloaded is corrupt.
Gavin
on 8/16/00 5:40 PM, Benjamin Sher wrote:
> Dear friends
>
> I would appreciate your help with my rpm database problem:
>
> I was been unable to get my RealPlayer to play Radio Free Europe from
> its usual UR
on 8/15/00 8:50 PM, Tony McGee wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, Gavin Clark pushed some tiny letters in this order:
>> I'm not saying get rid of it at all, just make something else the default.
>> it would be an easy thing to have vi come up as a choice for experts during
>
on 8/14/00 7:43 PM, Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
> Gavin Clark wrote:
>
>>> If it bugs you, don't use it - there are plenty of other character-driven
>>> text
>>> editors available.
>>
>> this is backwards, if you know how to use vi or are willing
> Bill Hudspeth wrote:
>> I agree with you 200%!
>> I have wasted all kinds of time trying to work with "UNIX"
>> tools that are outdated and clumsy, except for the geeks who
>> thought they were cute. They aren't.
> Vi will always be around, and Linux/Unix admins will always have to know how
>
I rebuilt the database and still got the same error message.
I did find the same rpm on the 7.1 CD and it installed fine.
Could I be getting corrupt downloads from cooker?
on 8/8/00 4:03 PM, Greg Stewart wrote:
> do you have an existing version of the rpm installed already?
> try: rpm
there is probably an NFS mailing list. I would go through the archives.
http://www.geocrawler.com/lists/3/Linux
on 8/8/00 4:46 PM, Don wrote:
> Yes NFS is running on the remote box, and exportfs shows the directories that
> I want to mount. I think the problem in on the box I am trying to mou
OK, I'm just winging this here.
Shutdown says it looks in /var/run/utmp to see if the 'authorized user'
listed in /etc/shutdown.allow is logged in.
Now /var/run/utmp sounds suspiciously like something that disappears every
time you restart. So...
Maybe you could just have the start up script
on 8/7/00 10:10 PM, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
>
> Does the lack of response mean that I won at "stump the band" here?
hi,
try adding a user (shutdownguy) to /etc/shutdown.allow and always have that
user logged in.
Gavin
here's what man shutdown says:
ACCESS CONTROL
shutdown can
rpm won't let me install an rpm I got from cooker:
# rpm -ivh mirrordir-0.10.44-3mdk.i586.rpm
only packages with major numbers <= 3 are supported by this version of RPM
error: mirrordir-0.10.44-3mdk.i586.rpm cannot be installed
I then downloaded a newer version of rpm but I got the same error me
is NFS running on the remote box?
have you run exportfs?
see what's available with :
#showmount --exports rge
on 8/7/00 4:59 PM, Don wrote:
> I am trying to mount the /home directory an other computer on the
> in house network. 192.168.1.201
>
> Don
> On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
on 8/7/00 6:46 AM, Dave Peat wrote:
> We have a couple of MACs, one has BBEdit 5.0, the other has 5.1 Demo, and
> another , which is older, I haven't verified which version yet but it is
> probably an older version. We have only found how to do it on a file-by-file
> basis. Are you aware of a
on 8/7/00 2:50 AM, Allen Bolderoff wrote:
> rsync over ssh allows just this.
>
don't you have to have rsynch on the server? that's not an option for me.
>
>
>>
>> hi,
>> I need to backup over ftp. Basically I need something that is the opposite
>> of mirroring software.
>>
>> It has to be
go to http://babel.altavista.com/translate.dyn
they have a translator that works well enough
type in some text or give it a url
its cool
Gavin
on 8/7/00 2:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to help a friend in Switzerland construct a web page. He
> desperately needs help with his
-0.10.44-3mdk.i586.rpm cannot be installed
how do I get around this BS?
Thanks
Gavin
on 8/7/00 12:35 AM, Gavin Clark wrote:
> hi,
> I need to backup over ftp. Basically I need something that is the opposite
> of mirroring software.
>
> It has to be client driven.
>
> What's out there?
>
> Thanks,
> Gavin
>
hi,
I need to backup over ftp. Basically I need something that is the opposite
of mirroring software.
It has to be client driven.
What's out there?
Thanks,
Gavin
e moment I'm backing up the /home dir. That is one HUGELY nice
> utility. You saved my butt...thanks! :)
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Gavin Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2000 7:29 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
&g
hi,
I dont' know if it's in the how to's but I have a program for the mac called
macEXT2 (or somethig like that) that lets me mount linux partitions from
linuxPPC (also on the mac)
I'm assuming there must be something like that for windows.
OK I looked up 'ext2 windows mount' and found this:
>
on 8/6/00 12:34 AM, Mark Weaver wrote:
> I'm afraid I've got something extremely stupid to confess. I was monkeying
> around this evening resizing some partitions. I made the Windows partition
> smaller, which freed up about 3.5GB, which I turned around and turned into a
> part of Linux's file s
on 8/5/00 7:13 AM, Ken Thompson wrote:
> On Sat, 05 Aug 2000, you wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> I could use a command line FTP client but I don't have one installed, can't
>> find one anyway. what package is it in?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Gavin
> Open a terminal shell and type ftp, it should start the ftp clie
's back to normal now. I was
running the version of MySQL that shipped with mandrake 7.0. I have upgrade
to the newest version so hopefully it wont happen again.
anybody else seen something like this?
thanks
Gavin
on 8/3/00 9:46 PM, Gavin Clark wrote:
> hi,
>
> I had a server cra
what does it have that makes it beter then plain old ftp?
thanks
Gavin
on 8/5/00 5:14 AM, Klaus Deissner wrote:
> Hi,
> I prefer ncftp which is also the name of the rpm.
> Klaus
>
> Gavin Clark wrote:
>> hi,
>> I could use a command line FTP client but I don&
hi,
I could use a command line FTP client but I don't have one installed, can't
find one anyway. what package is it in?
Thanks
Gavin
on 8/2/00 1:31 PM, Dave A. Peat II wrote:
> Hello,
> I am moving a website from NT/IIS to UNIX. NT is not case sensative, UNIX is.
> Can someone tell me of an easy way, possibly a script or utility of some kind,
> to do two things:
> 1. Change all file names (some are uppercase and some are lo
hi,
I had a server crash today.
it's back up now but I was wonddering if someone could shed some light on
what happened.
I'm not sure what cause the crash.
You could ping it but none of the network services were responding: http,
ftp , ssh (this was the killer for me because I control it remote
.
>
> You probably want to un-do this after you finish . . .
>
>>
>> On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Gavin Clark wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> hi,
>>>
>>> I can't get cron to work for users.
>>>
>>> what's the trick?
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>> Gavin
>>>
>>>
hi,
I can't get cron to work for users.
I added /etc/cron.d/cron.deny with no entries
I ran #crontab myfile.txt as the user
#crontab -l shows it worked
15 * * * */usr/bin/lynx -dump http://server.com/myscript.php > /dev/null
but when the time comes nothing happens.
I just want lynx to t
on 7/28/00 8:10 AM, Charles Curley wrote:
> Has anyone got a list of CDDB servers? The ones I have in my CD player set
> up appear to be defunct.
>
> Thanks
try cddb.org
on 7/29/00 9:19 PM, Don wrote:
> On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, you wrote:
>> my motherboard temp is available in the bios config.
>> how do I get it via the command line?
>> Gavin
>
> There is a temperature monitoring file called healthwhich I have attached for
> you, Read the Readme file after you run
my motherboard temp is available in the bios config.
how do I get it via the command line?
Gavin
on 7/26/00 5:52 PM, Don wrote:
> Well I suggest that you get a copy of Linux with some documentation and try it
> out. It also helps to know a good deal about the hardware you plan to run
> Linux on. Good Luck,
>
> Don
>
> On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, you wrote:
>> Hello there
>>
>> I am a Win
on 7/25/00 3:55 AM, Mark Weaver wrote:
> What does CTL+ALT+F3 do?
Don't hit that, it randomly gets linux gurus fired.
;-0
Gavin
> I remember my first internet experience was playing Star Trek on a DEC
> terminal through a telephone coupler as a modem link.
ha,
the first thing I did on a computer was play wumpus on the PDP 10 at colgate
when I was seven. startrek was a little too ceribral for me at the time. I
remember th
check out BRU
on 7/23/00 11:55 PM, Leopold Palomo wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I have a trouble in the job, and I need to design a way to restore a
> complete system. I want to say that I have a computer working, and I
> would like to make complete backup and a way to restore it by a person
> withou
on 7/23/00 11:00 PM, Vincent Danen wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 23, 2000 at 09:43:26PM -0500, Vic wrote:
>
>> Just wondering,
>> how does everyone who is trying out the reiser fs like it?
>>
>> Any pros cons?
does anyone see it replacing EXT2 as the default anytime soon?
on 7/23/00 10:56 PM, Sarang Lakare wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I installed LM7.1 on a laptop and it was ran fine for a day.. when i was
> shutting down today, it gave KERNEL PANIC on supermount.. and then did fsck
> on the next boot (the laptop has a DVD player and had a data CD inside when
> this ha
damn, well it turns out that send and delete have different buttons.
Gavin
on 7/23/00 12:47 PM, Anton Graham wrote:
> Submitted 23-Jul-00 by Ralph Day:
>> Why do you say the i810 video support is shaky at this point? It works
>> great and is packaged with LM 7.1. I'll admit you do have to do a little
>> hand configuration.
>
> That's why :/ The i810's are marketted
on 7/15/00 11:41 PM, Civileme wrote:
> A site which will cause this crash reliably every few minutes, and thus a good
> test bed, is www.wolfhome.com In fact it often kills the children and leaves
> just the library process running
That's horible!
Someone should tell them that thier website ki
on 7/15/00 7:47 PM, faisal wrote:
> I want my apache server to start during startup i have to start it up
> manaully what to do ?
> it is in standalone mode
>
> I am also getting this message unable to determine local host name .\
have you set your machine's hostname parameter?
thin
on 7/12/00 8:32 PM, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
> HI,
> Eversince I switched over to StarOffice5.2 for my emails, I am no longer able
> to send mail to the list. Although, I can receive
> mail from the list and I know that my outbound mail works with other
> addresses. So, why would the list reject
hi, don't know anything about webmin but here's a thing or two about mysql.
on 7/12/00 2:27 PM, Leopold Palomo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have installed Mysql, and more or less, I think that it's working.
you can test to see if it's running like this:
#mysqladmin version
> I
> pass all test, an
>> Beware, as .phtml is for PHP/FI (php2), and is not supported anymore. All
>> new scripts should have ".php" as their extension.
You can set the suffix to be anything you like: .phtml, .php, .cfm, .frog,
.bigmama or all five.
Gavin
on 6/28/00 4:46 AM, Dan Westlake wrote:
> Has something happened to the list? I haven't seen 1 message in a couple of
> days.
>
no problem on my end.
I get about 30-60 messages a day
However, I do notice that my posts take several hours or even a full day to
show up on the list.
Gavin
on 6/24/00 10:17 PM, James wrote:
> We've got a Poweredge 2400 and the RAID was setup with 4GB boot and the
> other 104GB were divided in half and mirrored. We've outgrown the 50
> user NT license, so we put mandrake on it. The only problem is that
> linux is just treating it as two large part
Anyone know of an apache user mailing list?
I can't seem to find one.
Gavin
Hi,
I'm having a problem with my cgi-bin.
I have ht/dig installed and I can't get one of my virtual hosts to find the
cgi-bin.
the host has some mod_rewrite rulles, when I comment out the rules
/cgi-bin/htsearch gets redirected into the cgi-bin at /home/httpd/cgi-bin
and it finds the cgi like i
on 6/19/00 1:27 AM, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
> I'm using VNC for Linbox to Linbox. I'm able to log in and get vncviewer to
> see the remote mouse cursor move but all I get is a
> gray background with no other functions. I've looked at "xstart" and it's set
> to run "twm". Is there something I'm
on 6/18/00 7:43 PM, John J. LeMay Jr. wrote:
> For weeks I have been plagued with errors when trying to install Linux on my
> new machine with it's Adaptec 2940U2W and Seagate LVD drives. Previously I
> would
> receive errors such as:
>
> SCSI bus is being reset for host 0 channel 0
>
> and
>
on 6/18/00 8:26 PM, Necrotica wrote:
> I've been going through a demonstration on how to set up an ecommerce web site
> with Apache, PHP4, MySQL, and OpenSSL. The documenation assumes that you are
> compiling all of the above from source.
>
> The instructions advise that when you are compiling
on 6/18/00 11:14 PM, Dennis Robertson wrote:
> Hello,
> With help from the list I have installed the new kernel. Now I would
> like to recompile it.
...
>Can anyone tell
> me how to recompile the kernel, please?
the user guide will walk you through it step by step.
G
>> So let's see if I've got this straight?
>>
>> I can do IP masq with one ethernet card in the linux box (as
>> router/firewall)?
>>
>> cables:
>> DSL modem into Hub A
>> Linux Box into Hub A
>> Mac Workstations into Hub A
>>
>> ip addresses:
>> macs are set to 192.168.1.X
>> DSL IP comes in
on 6/17/00 11:26 PM, Civileme wrote:
>
>> I've got a question here. What if any are the advantages of using two
>> NIC's On the firewall we run here (FreeBSD) we are only using a single NIC
>> for both directions. To the network and to the Net. (and we run video
>> conferencing video so traf
hey, glad to help.
Gavin
on 6/17/00 10:13 PM, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
> Gavin, your suggestion pointed me in the right direction. I did a
> find /var/log -mmin -2
> and that turned up /var/log/secure, which was trying to tell me that the
> file /usr/sbin/in.telnetd simply doesn't exist!
>
> I
Hi,
I'd check /var/log/messages for clues.
Are you trying to log in as root by any chance? It won't let you do that.
Gavin
on 6/17/00 3:36 PM, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm running Mdk 6.0 at home and 7.0 at work. I can telnet into the 7.0.
> But I can't telnet into the 6.0.
>
>
somebody tell me if I'm wrong but I think paging has to do with virtual
memory.
As such your problem could be hardware related, bad ram or bad blocks on the
drive. there are probly utilities to test these but I don't konw what they
are.
good luck,
G
on 6/11/00 10:46 AM, Necrotica wrote:
> La
on 6/11/00 11:30 AM, Joel VanderWerf wrote:
>
> Hi, does anybody know how to disable shadow passwords?
>
> I've tried pwunconv and grpunconv. But then when you change your passwd
> you still get an 'x' in /etc/passwd and you can't log in.
>
> Why am I doing this? Well, when I installed Mandra
thanks
these man pages are just too damn cryptic and have no examples.
Gavin
on 6/9/00 7:36 PM, Tim Kubista wrote:
> on 7/29/39 10:22 PM, Norman Carver at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> how do I quickly delete a whole directory and everything it contains from
>>> the command line.
>>> #rm -r put
how do I quickly delete a whole directory and everything it contains from
the command line.
I can do it easily from kfm and other GUI file browsers.
but
#rmdir won't work because the dir isn't empty
and
#rm -r puts me in "do you really want to do this?" hell.
thanks
Gavin
on 6/10/00 9:44 AM, ryan geer wrote:
> i would like to set my machine up as an ftp server. any suggestions
> on which package to use or where to find guidance?
>
get PROftpd
http://www.proftpd.net/
it sports a config file that's similar to apache's and it can authenticate
users from a MySQ
The Linux Pole is where linus claus and his elves compile kernels for all
the good little girls and boys.
;-)
Gavin
on 6/8/00 9:26 PM, Civileme wrote:
> Or perhaps pole as in what is counted when one integrates along a
> coutour that contains no zeroes internally--the highest point in
> compl
are the jumpers set right?
maybe both drives are on the same scsi id.
Gavin
on 6/7/00 7:02 PM, John J. LeMay Jr. wrote:
> Does anyone know if 7.1 has addressed the problem with the 2940U2W not being
> able to properly detect my Seagate LVD drives connected to my 2940U2W? This
> problem has ke
on 6/5/00 8:39 PM, Eric Aksomitis wrote:
> I can't get telnet or ftp to work, even from the konsole (telnet
> localhost).
> It keeps on with "connection refused by host".
>
> My inetd.conf file points to telnet being serviced through tcpd to
> in.telnetd as you would expect. There is no hosts.
on 6/5/00 4:44 PM, John J. LeMay Jr. wrote:
> Upon installing 'Drake 7.0, I wind up stuck prior to "second stage" with
> SCSI resets. Tried to install 6.1, same problem. The messages indicate
> timouts on SCSI ID 0, and "trying harder" is the next indicator. This
> appears to be an endless loop.
on 6/5/00 1:55 PM, Scott Patten wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to install 7.0 to a root partition that's a raid0 device
> (/dev/md0). DrakeX seems to handle this but when I reboot, the kernel
> can't detect md0. It appears as if the raid is created but it's just not
> started automatically.
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