Execute strace bin/wdblsnr localhost 8088 and see when it crashes exactly
where it's trying to load that file from. Maybe it's not from where you think
it is.
Let us know what happens when you do this.
-john
--- istvan bereti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI,
I'm about to install WEBDB on
Make a boot disk (floppy) with mkbootdisk, then boot from floppy. Then,
assuming all the info in /etc/lilo.conf still applies to your new 98 system,
run lilo and kaboom, all will be (should be) as it was.
If you ever lock yourself out of your system, you can boot with the install cd,
hit f1 as
So you'd like to know where it's hanging, right? EIther the pop server is
hanging, or your machine is. Here's a few things you can try off the top:
1) Get rid of the firewall briefly with these commands:
ipchains -F
ipchains -X
ipchains -P input ACCEPT
ipchains -P output ACCEPT
This will flush
Hi All,
I get the following message via email, daily:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cron Daemon)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cron root@homer run-parts /etc/cron.daily
DB2 problem...: missing or empty key value specified
error: syslog:211 duplicate log entry for /var/log/syslog
, not the filename of the package. Thus
soemthing like rpm -e bastille-linux would probably do the trick.
Anyway, glad you got it working, congratulations :-) Always feels good to solve
a problem in linux-world, doesn't it?
Cheers,
j
--- Laura Conrad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John == John Wolford [EMAIL
Those daemons that are running are services. ntsysv is a configuration
utility, and it manipulates files in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d (for instance) in order to
get various services to start/stop when you enter a certain runlevel (including
when you boot up into a certain runlevel).
service xfs status
Well you have some options (did this get solved already?). Obviously you have
to find out why it's not getting through. You can check ipchains, inetd/xinetd,
httpd service smb service. Also portsentry, if you use it.
Hope that helps,
j
--- MC [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
the firewall
This probably won't work. Check what other's say about this (obviously) but i
think that / is seperate from the MBR and so formatting / will do nothing for
how your machine is(n't) booting. Although when you have exausted the possible,
start probing the impossible.
What you need is some
inetd might have disappeared, but did xinetd appear in its place?
It's a service just as inetd is, and it's conf file is /etc/xinetd.conf. It is
a replacement/enhancement for inetd.
j
--- Jim Gutterman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I use an X-Windows server under MS Windows to access my
Let me understand this properly. Are you saying that you change your umaask
setting in /etc/profile, and that setting is reflected in your shell, while at
the same time Nautilus/Konqueror continue to behave as though the umask was
022?
Maybe you could try starting Konqueror from within the shell
Your rebuild was a success (hence the exit 0 at the end).
Try doing something like find /usr/src/ -name bk2site*.rpm
If that does work then maybe search your whole system by replacing /usr/src
with /.
--- Benjamin Sher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear friends:
I just rebuild a Red Hat source
Here's a recent post:
Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Block Address | Add to Address Book
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [expert] reiserfs 1 more time
Date: Thu, 10 May 2001 09:00:48 +0200
Hi,
You should be able to use the reiserfs module even when
Well i'm guessing that you can't connect to the x server because it's not
running?
[john@homer music]$ rpm -qf /etc/rc.d/init.d/xfs
XFree86-xfs-4.0.1-28mdk
So there's a package that has to be installed, and then you have to start the
server with service: service xfs start (as root).
Do you
I would be very tempted to isolate this problem to fetchmail, or a particular
program in the chain of events (man strace). Have you set up a sniffer to watch
the network activity while the mail is downloading? That could tell a lot.
j
--- SoloCDM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully someone
Well this isn't really help, but you *might* consider pulling devices/hardware
in different combinations, and see if that makes any difference(s)...
Good luck :-)
j
--- Steven Bradtke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem installing either RH 7.1 or Mandrake 8.0.
In either
I had the same thing happen for me w/ a few 7.2 installs. It got to the point
that i would install it but not test it, just so the install could finish. Then
it (X) would usually start up tho, i think (i can't remember). I invoked it
with startx. That was around the time that i was shutting down
Haha, that sounds very familiar. I have the same mouse and had the same
problem. I think i finally had to tell it i had a MS intellimouse before it
would recognize the middle button, and then when it would pop up and ask me if
i wanted it to take some action b/c of the changes i just picked the
Yeah, that's what i did too, i set mine up with mouseconfig. Great utility,
that. I had to lie about what mouse i had though, in order to get at that
middle wheel
j
--- Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ric,
I recently had a similar problem with my new IBM PS/2 2 button mouse, and
Kudzu
I've come to the point where i don't trust the graphical configurators much at
alli'm a little biased b/c i always tend to want to do things manually, so
that i can learn what's actually happening (that's whey i orginally wanted out
of Windows in the first place). MandrakeUpdate didn't work
Mouse
best regards
Kang-Ling
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 19:50, John Wolford wrote:
I have experienced, and continue to experience, similar problems. For full
access to all the menus/submenus, right-click almost anywhere on winamp
(but not on the playlist) and navigate thru
I don't know much about this at all, but i can suggest that you read the
manpage of ldconfig, and check out the related files etc.
j
--- Andrew George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
stumped again (seems to be the story of my life recently)
I keep getting the following error message when I try
Yeah, that's intuitive.
%-|
j
--- Benjamin Sher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Klar and friends:
My thanks to a fellow list member for this.
Someone wrote me to tell me how to do it.
You have to activate xscreensaver by typing in the console:
xscreensaver-demo
This activates
WEll one thing that jumps out at me, and you're probably going to have a
million people tell you this, but if you're booting off of a reiserfs then you
should *not* have it as a module. I mean, what's the point in having it as a
module if you're going to be using it 100% of the time? Just compile
I tossed out supermount a long time ago. Here's what i have in my /etc/fstab :
/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 ro,nosuid,noauto,exec,user,nodev0 0
/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy vfat sync,nosuid,noauto,user,nodev,unhide 0 0
Of course, read the man page on mount and fstab before you
I have experienced, and continue to experience, similar problems. For full
access to all the menus/submenus, right-click almost anywhere on winamp (but
not on the playlist) and navigate thru the menus that way.
j
--- Kang-Ling Weng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
I expirenced the problem that
1. Read the proxy-howto to learn about options there (transparent vs.
...opaque? proxies). Another option is simple MASQ'ing (which would also be
transparent even to your internal, trusted, machines). Hmm, i don't know, but
it MAY be the case that with MASQ'ing the original ip is contained
Great.
--- Leonardo T. de Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Wolford wrote:
Try taking all the rpms that you would upgrade to, put them in the same
directory, and then do something like rpm -Fvh --test *.rpm to see if it
will
work. Read the manpage to learn the difference between
Ok, ok, i didn't get any response to my last post for help with the various
libsafe packages i have installed. I can understand that, it's a tricky problem
that most people probably don't encounter. I have another one that must be more
common:
I have sound coming out of only one speaker. I'm
on it.
Any more ideas?
Thanks :-)
j
--- Rusty Carruth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
And still with the libsafe craziness. And, by the way, as i look thru my
own
message i see that it says libsafe.so[2085]: version 1.2 but it's
supposed to
be version 1.3
Hi Ken,
I saw your original post but i didn't see any replies. What was the advice you
received, and what does installing it the old way mean?
Thanks,
j
--- Ken Arromdee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 6 May 2001, John Wolford wrote:
I have sound coming out of only one speaker. I'm using
This might seem extreme, but you could try to boot with a rescue disc (like the
install CD), mount your relevant partition, chroot and then try
updating/replacing the rpm package. I'd wait to hear what anyone else on this
list thinks before trying this. Definately you should run rpm with the
. Maybe I need to
just switch completely over to Netscape.
On Sunday 06 May 2001 01:34, John Wolford wrote:
This is just a shot in the dark, but try running it as root.
Another shot in the dark: awhile back someone mentioned that Netscape
insists on loading its homepage, and if it can't
Try taking all the rpms that you would upgrade to, put them in the same
directory, and then do something like rpm -Fvh --test *.rpm to see if it will
work. Read the manpage to learn the difference between -Fvh -Uvh. Anyway, the
moral of this story is that rpm might complain about apparent
This is just a shot in the dark, but try running it as root.
Another shot in the dark: awhile back someone mentioned that Netscape insists
on loading its homepage, and if it can't load it when it is started then it
will die/automatically-exit. I know Konqueror doubles as a web-browser, is it
]: version 1.2 but it's supposed to
be version 1.3 - that's what the package name is, anyway. Could this be part of
it? Im getting sick of this problem.
Many thanks,
j
--- John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, i've got a tough one (for me).
Ive had libsafe-1.3 installed on my system
The other day i was happy to be moved from one @home backbone to another, much
faster one. As a result, my ip changed. Happily, none of my scripts (firewall,
etc) are statically set up ip-wise, and so everything adjusted perfectly. Of
course i'm using dhcp to obtain my ip, and that kept working
One of the alternatives, and a simple one in a case like this, is to use sudo.
j
--- David E. Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just been trying to use KFloppy to format a floppy disk from
within the K Desktop Environment. As I was logged in as an
ordinary user (jmorley) and a member of
You want something that sets your NIC in promiscuous mode. Like snort, or
etherreal, or even tcpdump. Or you could have ipchains log all packets that
come to itlots of options :-)
j
--- Randy Kramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What can I use to monitor UDP data? My Internet gateway is capable
Ok, i've got a tough one (for me).
Ive had libsafe-1.3 installed on my system for a long time. Everything has
been working just fine. The other day i tried to install an rpm that wanted
libsafe-2.0, and so i pulled it off one of the Mandrake mirrors for 8.0. I went
to install it, and it told me
What thewell then why don't you change the properties of the menu item so
that it executes what seems to work for you in the console?
j
--- Neal Lippman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I should also note that if I execute konqueror from a console, it works
just fine.
In the menu
Hi Anthony,
It would help if you gave some more details. It could be poorly configured, bad
hard drive, broken links, a bug, wrong password, corrupted partition,
incomplete installation, improper permissions, flakey hardware
1. Any details on the installation?
2. Did you make any
Read the man page on dhcpcd (man dhcpcd). Maybe you would like to try to run
it in the debug mode, to get details of what it is trying to do when it hangs?
Does your card work while the machine is running? Does it start up properly,
run properly, but not shut down properly? What happens if you
To be precise, the how-to's give the order thusly:
make dep clean modules modules_install bzdisk
and then later depmod -a and then if you're happy with everything when you
boot up with your floppy, back into /usr/src/linux and
make install
I think you modules_install implies modules, but still
Since i didn't see Steve's message, i assume he sent it to you personally and
it was never addressed to the list. I have, however, and so if you hit the
reply-to-all then it should work (not that you have to send it, necessarily).
:-)
j
--- vahlas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Le Mercredi 2 Mai
This post will totally betray my ignorance, but i'd rather try to help someone
:-) I had similar errors with one installation (of Mandrake) and i don't
remember how i solved it. Here are a few things that come to mind.
Have you:
1) explicitly made sure that the correct modules are configured
I gave it some thought and now i remember that sndconfig saved me. If you the
kernel is built with support for your soundcard and all the module dependancies
are set up correctly, then sndconfig is your next step. (That means we're
hoping that your kernel will support it, but try this next step
and 2.2.18.
-Original Message-
From: John Wolford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 May 2001 14:28
To: Tutty, Dan; 'expert'
Subject: Re: [expert] kppp - ppp daemon has died unexpectedly
Is that the same error message that it produces if you just unplug the phone
line when you're
Oh Turgut, one more thing. Although i'm sure that running sndconfig will almost
certainly solve your problem, another thing you might try doing is going
through some of your logfiles to see if you can get any insight there. Maybe
start with /var/log/syslog and try any other ones that seem
Is that the same error message that it produces if you just unplug the phone
line when you're online? Could it be that your ISP is dropping you for some
reason?
dunno,
j
--- Tutty, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there
Could anyone let me know what the most common causes for the above
Laurent,
I've never used that tool, but you could get it from doing something like
locate nslookup |xargs rpm -qf or the longhanded version:
locate nslookup to find the file, then rpm -qf filename to find the owner
package. If locate gives you too many files then try find / -name nslookup
Hi again,
Just thought i'd mention that i don't have access to linux from where i am, but
i'm sure there are some more efficient ways of doing that. Can you make locate
only locate executables, or locate exact-matching filenames? I don't know, but
if you can then you don't have to worry about
Try installing some things as modules. Make careful decisions about what to put
in as a module and what not to. One thing is, i think that some of the Mandrake
kernels have been made with patches, so just getting the .config file might not
be the only thing you need to do.
j
--- ninetysix
To configure it? Use sndconfig.
Is it an isa card? In that case do something like this:
cp /etc/isapnp.conf /etc/isapnp.conf.bak
pnpdump /etc/isapnp.conf
isapnp /etc/isapnp.conf
Standard Advice: Read the man pages on those commands i mentioned :-)
Good luck
j
--- Pupeno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I almost hate to take the bait like this, but what the hell
Praedor: Why'd you switch to 8.0 anyway? To get the latest, the greatest,
right? But most any distro that puts out a new major version is going to have
the cutting edge stuff - which is likely always going to be fairly buggy. So
you
Just to let anyone who cares know, someone emailed me the libsafe.so.1.3 file
(THANKS KEN) and i copied it back and my linux box booted up without a hitch. I
love that i can claw my way back from a totally broken system without having to
reinstall.
I have to write a script that will protect me
I noticed doesnt give me any problems even while I'm
playing MP3s in xmms and hearing sounds from other apps while I'm still
playing Q3.
On Monday 30 April 2001 16:26, John Wolford wrote:
I almost hate to take the bait like this, but what the hell
Praedor: Why'd you switch
Hi Anthony,
You could try doing rpm -iv or -ivv, to get some verbose messages. Also you
might try firing up another console when it hangs, do a detailed ps listing or
run top or something like that, to see if you can find out what exact process
is hanging, and if it's gobbling up all the
I think it might help you to read the man page for rpm: man rpm, and see the
related files.
If you're looking for things specific to rpmdrake, try locate rpmdrake
(assuming your database is up to date - update it with updatedb).
Most of those things you will need to run as root.
Hope that
Hi Kaab,
There must be a million tutorials, howto's and examples out there on exactly
that. The first tutorial that i found is http://samba.linuxbe.org/en/index.html
and i got that by doing a google search for samba tutorial quick start. I'm
sure you can come up with a better search string than
Oh, ok. Maybe you can just uninstall rpmdrake and reinstall it? No package on
my system depends on it, so that should be simple enough. Did you try anything
that i suggested to debug/troubleshoot it?
Taking a look at the files that come in the rpmdrake package i don't see any
config files. Maybe
Hi Randy,
Yes, go to rpmfind.net and look for an older version of libdl. You can also
look at tuxfinder.com.
Then have fun installing that older version. I DONT KNOW, but i would try
something like rpm -ivh --force rpm package filename. Note that you are
_installing_ it, not upgrading it, hence
Kevin,
Awhile back i tried to make 2 installations of Mandrake. One installation was
already on one drive, and i tried installing the second onto several
combinations of the two drives (several times). Every time, at the part of the
installation where it wants to format the partitions, it would
Thanks, Todd :-)
j
--- Todd Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Wolford wrote:
2. copy:
# cp -a /usr /mnt
Very good procedure. As an adder, I would like to highlight that the
gentleman you were responding to mentioned the need for the -ax option.
x keeps it within the same file
Hi guys,
I won't bore you with the details, but here's where i wound up:
I need to have libsafe-1.3 installed, and i accidentaly uninstalled/upgraded
it. I have 2.0 installed, but that doesn't work if 1.3 isn't there too. So
right now i can run almost no commands (no ls, etc) - oddly enough,
When it rains, it pours. Someone else just asked the exact same question. Ive
been through it myself, and so here's what i said:
When i experienced that symptom (timeout), it was because my ISP required that
i pass a hostname with the request: dhcpcd -h cr843732-a was the thing it
needed. To
Joe,
When you moved the linux server, did you carry the cables with it? Plugged into a hub,
you must
have used straight-through, but in the new location should it be crossover, perhaps?
Or maybe it
should be straight-through but for some reason it is crossover? In other words, good
cables but
Let me try posting this again
Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2001 20:55:50 -0700 (PDT)
From: John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Is that sshd process really serving ssh?
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Rusty, Mark Karl
It doesn't appear to point to anything:
[john@homer Website]$ ls -l /usr/include/sys/socket.h
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 8340 Jan 17 13:54 /usr/include/sys/socket.h
[john@homer Website]$
Cheers,
j
--- Patrick Shirkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me what /usr/include/sys/socket.h
Martyn,
Doesn't it strike as a little weird that both interfaces are on the same
network? Which interface does it send to when it wants to ping 172.18.9.200?
Both? Or one of them, and then which one? You have two topologies going on in
the internal network: star topology on the side of the
Hi Gary,
If you're going to install 8.0 along side 7.2, you should do it on an entirely
new partition(s).
And back up anything you care about...
j
--- Gary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
have a question.. I have Mdk 7.2 and plenty of room on my HD for another.
Can I safely install
Patrick,
If 8.0 is anything like 7.x, then you must install X but then you can go back
and uninstall it once you boot up your new system. Uninstall is done by taking
out all the rpm packages that have anything to do with X. Have fun with that.
And you can disable apmd when you first boot up
Why don't you try subscribing again? If that doesn't work, try unsubscribing
and then subscribing again. There's a page to do that off of the Mandrake site:
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3
Good luck,
j
--- Francisco Alcaraz Ariza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This question is actually
When i experienced that symptom (timeout), it was because my ISP required that
i pass a hostname with the request: dhcpcd -h cr843732-a was the thing it
needed. To make that an automatic phenomenon during bootup, make sure to
include the following in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 (for
I have a small problem:
[root@homer RPM]# rpm -Fvh RPMS/i686/nedit-5.1.1-9.1mdk.i686.rpm
error: failed dependencies:
libsafe.so.1.3 is needed by nedit-5.1.1-9.1mdk
[root@homer RPM]# rpm -q libsafe
libsafe-1.3-8mdk
[root@homer RPM]# locate libsafe.so.1.3
/lib/libsafe.so.1.3
[root@homer
Greg,
1. What's the difference between copying all those files manually and doing make
install?
2. Where's your depmod -a?
3. And on a totally different note, i like usage: $0 new in case someone wants to
rename the
script.
4. I'm assuming you've tested it out? But then what about things
Paulo,
I agree with you on reinstalling rather than upgrading.
You might check out the freezerburn link off the homepage of mandrake.com. Someone who
works at
Mandrake (i forget his name just now) put together an rpm package for qmail and
accessories. I
found this out by reading the forum on
Richard,
There's no need to get all grumpy. Maybe you should have said what you had tried, in
your original
message. That's always helpful to people who want to help you. Which is (_obviously_)
what this
mailing list is about. Try the Mandrake Forum also.
Unfortunately i can't help you with
Oh! Well, good :-)
But still you need to delete the locked file that xfs created.
Along with df, du is another useful utility. disk usage is what it stands for.
Read the
manpage, but du -h /var will give you some idea of how much space the things in /var
are taking
and du -hs /var will
I've been in this KIND of a position before, but not exactly the same. In my situation
i wanted
two different versions of something installed - a legacy program wanted an older
version of a
certain rpm package and a new program wanted the newer version of the same package. I
wound up
using
Here's a old post that i've wound up re-posting a few times, and here i go again. I'm
glad i saved
it!
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 14:07:23 -0800 (PST)
From: John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Summary: How to move /usr to another partition
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings again
I can't really help you, but i can give you some advice: buy a new card. I've fiddled
with many a
network card in the past, and i can frankly say that it's just not worth the hassle.
Especially if
drivers have not been made for it!
Unless of course, you're into that kind of thingmisery and
Benjamin,
Make sure that xfs, your fontserver service, is running. To do this:
[root@homer RPM]# service xfs status
xfs (pid 710) is running...
[root@homer RPM]#
And if it's not running, then start it up with service xfs start and then try startx.
Then, if that's it, check to make sure that
Hi Ken,
1. The list. It's fugged. Do you get a confirmation email asking you to confirm? And
does it say
to do this by hitting reply? If so, hit instead reply-all and see if you get a
different list
of recipients. If so, maybe one or two of them include entries like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or
Hi there,
Sorry i can't help you more than this, but...It seems to me that your internet
connection sharing
should come up AFTER your eth0 (plugged into the cable modem) has gotten its ip
address. Is the
connection sharing a service? That is, does it have a pointer in /etc/rc.d/rcX.d
where
Aaron, you'll probably have to downgrade manually. You can install kernels through
doing some
rpm work or by installing it manually from a .tar.gz file or some such thing.
There are numerous howtos for this. You shouldn't need to up/downgrade anything else
to do it
(does anyone else know about
Yeah, here's my thoughts: Don't think about installing Mandrake over several drives. I
was trying
that for the longest time, wondering WHAT could be the problem, until a friend
informed me that
someone he knew went through the same headaches and they all went away when he stopped
trying to
You have to get the ReiserFS patch for 2.2.x. Check out this link for tips on applying
the patch:
http://www1.informatik.uni-erlangen.de/tree/Persons/bauer/new/linux-patches.html
and
http://lists.omnipotent.net/reiserfs/200101/msg00047.html
As for 2.4.x, check out a security advisory here:
If you read it again, you'll see that libc.so.6 is not the thing that isn't being
found, glibc_2.2
is. It looks as though libc.so.6 is the thing that's not finding glibc_2.2. You need
to install
glibc_2.2, or so it would appear.
Cheers
j
--- Ken Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to
Ok, let's say he logs in as root. Then he wants to do the following:
Change the file /etc/inittab so that the line that says id:3:initdefault: (on mine
it's 3, but
it might be something different on your friend's) says id:5:initdefault: instead. He
can do that
with a text editor, or if he
Hello all,
I'm trying to get flashplayer to work as a plugin for Netscape. I'v got
netscape-communicator-4.76-3.3mdk
netscape-common-4.76-3.3mdk
on my system. I went to the flash site and downloaded the package for
linux, followed the (super
easy) directions, and so far flash continues to not
, except that it doesn't make that distinction between server and doer.
Cheers,
j
--- Mark Rafn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, John Wolford wrote:
I have a question that might be off-topic for this list, but then
again maybe not.
Probably mildly so
"Permission denied" seems to suggest that maybe you weren't root when you tried to
install?
Many rpm packages install, by default, into directories which are not writeable by
regular users.
Could that be it?
j
--- SoloCDM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mandrake 7.0, I tried the following and
Hi All,
I have a question that might be off-topic for this list, but then again
maybe not. How can i tell if a given sshd process is serving ssh? Other than trying to
connect to
it, that is.
This situation i'm trying to work with is like this: There is sshd
running on a box, and there is a
Hello all,
I'm trying to get flashplayer to work as a plugin for Netscape. I'v got
netscape-communicator-4.76-3.3mdk
netscape-common-4.76-3.3mdk
on my system. I went to the flash site and downloaded the package for linux, followed
the (super
easy) directions, and so far flash continues to not
[24.113.229.96] by web12002.mail.yahoo.com; Tue, 17 Apr 2001 22:41:34
PDT
Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 22:41:34 -0700 (PDT)
From: John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Almost home - resolution is too high
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MIME
while
ago on this
topic, after asking a similar question and getting many responses.
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2001 14:07:23 -0800 (PST)
From: John Wolford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Summary: How to move /usr to another partition
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings again,
Thanks for all the repli
I hate to post another non-productive email on this list, but here is an observation
of mine: I've
been on this list for several months now and i have seen many a person ask this same
question (i
myself asked it at one point, at least to myself), but i have not seen *ONE* person
give
Yeah but what database does it use? Did you have to specify *anything* or did it just
start
working on its own?
This is the closest thing to a success story i've heard of on this particular issue.
Thanks,
j
--- "C. CLOSE" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SoloCDM wrote:
Does anyone have ideas
Hmmm, i got a reply to this post before i got the post itself.
When you subscribed to your Roadrunner ISP, did they give you a hostname? I'm betting
they did.
Let's pretend that is something like cr934573-a. Then try this on for size:
[root@homer john]# dhcpcd -h cr934573-a
[root@homer john]#
See my last post. This illustrates my point quite nicely.
If you figure it out, please post it.
Thanks :-)
j
--- SoloCDM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone have ideas how to go from RPM version 3.x to 4.x,
because RPM version 3.x won't install version 4.x? Also, what
files are necessary
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