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 Apache that you should run
"make cerificates" to
A weird thing happened tonight...
As I was logging out of X, when X tried to restart itself in an infinite loop.
I was finally able to kill it, but when I rebooted it would just hang when it
tried to start the X server.
I booted into runlevel 3, ran X, and X loaded fine. I exitted out, went
Weird...
I just upgraded my kernel from the stock 2.2.15 that comes with Mandrake 7.1 to
2.2.16-4mdk on Cooker.
Since the upgrade, Gnome has slowed down dramatically. For instance, it takes
11 seconds to open Gnome Terminal. It took 35 seconds to get to my Gnome
desktop when logging in.
Anyone
I dunno if this will help, but...
I thought this out. I have two email accounts on an external POP3 server. I
createrd a .fetchmailrc and placed in my /home/necrotica directory. I then set
up the following cron command to be run as user necrotica "fetchmail -f
"/home/necrotica&quo
OK,then try changing the IP address of your virtual machine.
For example, the default subnet that Vmware uses is 172.16.16.0. It is common
for people to assign their virtual machine 172.16.16.1. This doesn't work.
Change the IP address to 172.16.16.2.
Also do you have IP Masq installed and
Ick...this could be more complicated since the IP address of your Linux machine
will always be changing. Try what I suggested in my last email and read some
docs at www.vmware.com and see what you can find. If you still can't get it to
work point your news reader to news.vmware.com and read some
Are you using host based networking? If not, and you only have one NIC card,
you should be. Then, within the TCP/IP properties in Vmware, make sure the
default gateway is set to the IP address of your Linux machine...
-Chris
On Tue, 13 Jun 2000, LinuxMan :-) wrote:
hi all ! :-)
well ,
I can't take it anymore!!
I have been trying to troubleshoot an extremely frustrating problem. For
no apparent reason at all, Linux has just been hanging solid on me every
now and then. I'm thinking that PERHAPS its not the machine thats hanging
(there aren't any mesages in /var/log messages or
There isn't one - at least that I know of. Although the ext2 filesystem is not
totally completely immune from fragmentation it does much better than any FAT*
system.
-Chris
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, you wrote:
Dear all:
Could any body know there is any utility like Defrag under Windows for
. In fact, I'd never go back to 3.3.6 because my 3d
performance with the new tnt driver rocks!
John Kim
Linux System Engineer @ ASL - visit us as www.aslab.com
On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Necrotica wrote:
I can't take it anymore!!
I have been trying to troubleshoot an extremely frustrating
Lately my computer has been hanging solid every few hours. Not only is this
annoying but it has resulted in lost data and file corruption.
A couple of days ago I started fresh. I formatted everything ReiserFS and
installed Mandrake 7.1 (with XFree 4.0). Its still doing it.
Checking the syslong
blem 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:
Lately my computer has been hanging solid every few hours. Not only is this
annoying but it ha
I'm interested in learning a little about bash scripting. In particular, I'd
like to learn how to tell if the user logging on is logging in under X or from
a command prompt. Can anyone point me in the direction of where I can find this
information? Thanks...
-Chris
Thanks for the help, guys. That was exactly what I was looking for!
-Chris
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Civileme wrote:
Civileme wrote:
Necrotica wrote:
I'm interested in learning a little about bash scripting. In particular, I'd
like to learn how to tell if the user logging
Before I start, let me apologize if this email doesn't look right.but my
Linux installation is currently out of service as I am upgrading to Mandrake
7.1.
Anyways, while installing the new Mandrake release I have been thinking
about the original "Follower or Leader" email that was posted
Hello,
After running some benchmarks I decided to move my Linux partitons around.
Since I knew the new lilo can boot from partitons over the 1024 cylinder
barrier I was happy to know that I could do this exactly the way I wanted.
Previously my setup was simple. The layout was like this:
HDA1 =
Monte, it manages RAID configurations.
-Chris
On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, you wrote:
When I go to kpm, I see a process running that I am not familiar w/,
i.e. what does it belong to. I have tried looking it up in man, and
tried hunting it down w/ locate, all to no avail. I don't recall seeing
John,
Thats kind of what I thought. I wasn't even sure if my question was even
intelligent in Linux. I know that in the old school days of OS/2 and even
Windows 95 it was a good idea to hack away at a config file or two to control
how much physical RAM was being used as a disk cache. Perhaps
Hello,
In Mandrake, is there a way where I can control the amount of memory being
used as a disk cache? I've noticed that sometimes Mandrake is using almost
100MB of physcial RAM as a disk cache, especially after doing something
intensive such as compiling an application. Unfortunately it
and what effect it could have on mounting your root
filesystem.
Alan
Necrotica wrote:
Hello,
I have recently installed Mandrake 7.02 on both of my home machines. Oddly
enough, on both of them I had the exact same problem. The installation would
go fine, but when the machine reboo
Hello,
I have recently installed Mandrake 7.02 on both of my home machines. Oddly
enough, on both of them I had the exact same problem. The installation would
go fine, but when the machine rebooted I would get a kernel panic because it
was not able to mount the root filesystem. On both machines
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