Hi there,
I've used Mandrake 7.2 to get my ISDN-card working (a Dynalink PHP64), but
it couldn't do the job. So I've manually edited the ISDN4Linux config files
and now my ISDN connection with my ISP works. Sort off.
The card is recongized (Winbond chipset).
I can get an connection with my ISP
I use a simple python script. See under for the source. Even works under
Windows :-)
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys, time
def usage():
print 'Usage: beep number_of_times_to_beep'
sys.exit(1)
if len(sys.argv) != 2:
usage()
try:
for i in range(int(sys.argv[1])):
I've installed a CVS server (cvspserver on Mandrake 7.1) acconding to the
instructions of Karl Fogel's book on CVS
(http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/cvsbook.html).
>From a console, logged in as root, I can access the repository with (for
example) "cvs -d :pserver:iwk@hyperion:/usr/local/cvs login". C
Hi,
I work for an educational institution which is still dominated by several
versions of Windows. Although I've my own workstation and several servers
running with Linux, I would like to be able to run Linux on any available
workstation on the premises. VMWare and dual-boot installations are no
Hi,
I've been trying to mount a file which is associated with a loopback device
(/dev/loop0). I've tried
# mount -o loop -t ext2 /tmp/virtdisk /mnt/loopback (where /tmp/virtdisk is
the file which contains the "virtual disk"; it has a size of 1,44 Mb and is
filled with null values)
and after this
A few things have evaded me while grasping the major concepts of Linux
security (must be several years of miseducation under NT :-)
1) it it possible to change the username of root? Seems to be more safe when
under a dictionary attack
2) I've implemented NIS for "domain-authentication". Would it b
In a Citrix environment (Winframe or Metaframe) it is possible for an
administrator to "shadow" a user-session. That is: to monitor the screen of
a user and to take it over. Arguably a rather drastic tool (with regard to
privacy-matters) but quite convenient when helping "users-in-distress". Is
it
I installed Mandrake 7 under VMWare. I cannot get XFree86 to work however.
Neither the generic VGA-server nor the VMWare server worked properly. Both
crashed with a segfaullt. Earlier versions of Mandrake (or Red Hat for that
matter) worked perfectly.
Any ideas what could be the problem?
Thanks,