Unsuccessfully tried to run samba with security = user and passwords taken
from UNIX passwords.
Then downloaded SRPM and did not find --with-pam configure option here.
After
I added it and tried to run rpm -bb SPECS/samba.spec compiler went BOOM.
What and where to fix?
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Using F
> > What console tool could be used to watch processes distribution on
CPUs?
> > Default ps/top from procps package do not show such information.
> Have you tried ktop
I'm doing server install. Without X. Well I know that Mandrake is not the
best
choice for that but I do not want to use too m
What console tool could be used to watch processes distribution on CPUs?
Default ps/top from procps package do not show such information.
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> ISO-8859-13 is Latin7
> Latin7 is going to cover the Baltic Rim and re-establish the Latvian
> (lv) support lost in Latin6 and may introduce the local
> quotation marks.
>
> Maybe iso-8859-4 (baltic languages) is a good replacement ?
> Does anybody know where an availlable implementation if la
I have problems while running Mandrake pgcc compiled quake2 mod. If I use
default options from id Makefile quake2 server segmentation faults on
startup. If I remove all optimisations - it segfaults after client connect.
strace log shows nothing suspicious. How could I try to resolve this
prob
>> >What do you get with -mpentium -march=pentium -O6? Should be better...
>> Very slightly better, but still a bit slower that -m486 -O6.
>This is odd... Which CPU are you using exactly?
CeleronA/450MHz
>You'll very probably get better results with -mpentium -march=pentium in a
>more real-l
>> Just numbers. Linux - Mandrake 6.0, gcc - pgcc, CPU - Celeron 450A.
>> And to provide more mess - '-m486 -O6' showed even slightly more
>> better results :).
>What do you get with -mpentium -march=pentium -O6? Should be better...
Very slightly better, but still a bit slower that -m486 -
Just numbers. Linux - Mandrake 6.0, gcc - pgcc, CPU - Celeron 450A.
And to provide more mess - '-m486 -O6' showed even slightly more
better results :).
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$ cat ptest.c
main () {
long l, x;
int i;
char str[]="String testing",s2[50];
for (l = 0; l < 5000L; l++)
{
How Mandrake updates are organized? Now I see that some of RedHat
updates are merged into Mandrake distribution, some added to Mandrake
updates directory.
But ir still lacks many of RedHat security updates (lsof, minicom, etc)
but adds 7MB wine-debug (what thats for in updates?).
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net-tools-1.50-0.i386.rpm - 186575 bytes
net-tools-1.50-1.i386.rpm - 107522 bytes.
First one is from update.redhat.com, second from Mandrake updates.
Why there's such difference? Aren't we missing something? :)
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>> > >It's nice to have this maintainance release (thanks for putting it
>> > >together); I thought Mandrake would always track the RedHat release
numbers
>> > >though??
>> > Yes, Mandrake should have stayed with the RedHat release numbers.
>> > They should have called this maintenance release 5.2
While trying to compile new kernel I'm getting such message. Kernel config
attached.
System is fresh Mandrake 6.1 install with updated kernel, kernel-headers,
kernel-source
to version 2.2.13-22mdk.
Computer - SCSI system with IDE CDROM and 2 CPUs.
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gcc -E -C -P -I/usr/src/linux/i
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