Hi!
> > With mixed feedback to my question to this list last week.I went
> > ahead and installed LM 5.3 on an old 486 with 16RAM, 350MB HDD and a
> > 33mHz CPU. Install went fine, but very minimal and VERY slow! Takes
> > forever for X to load. I am having a small problem tho.' I cannot get
Denis Havlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> :~> Yes VNC can be slow.
> How fast is it compared to X (i.e. exporting the whole screen with XDMCP)?
I found VNC client on Windows + VNC server on Linux + X clients on Linux
to be dreadfully slow
compared to X server on Windows + X clients on Linux
Hi, this is probably off topic.
Bug Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Check out http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
> This program runs on windows and many flavors of Un*x, including linux.
> It is GPL. Source code on the web site.
> I use it extensively. It is very good, and performs
"phobet-winterchan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No bother at all.
First of all, thank you.
At the moment I found the solution for my problem (i.e. proper Linux mail
configuration with dial-up PPP ), what remains is to understand it ;-)
Just in the case it will be useful for someone els
Hi, sorry for bothering you again.
"phobet-winterchan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The file you need to modify is "/etc/sendmail.cf". You need to define "DS"
> in it. So, if your ISP's relay machine was "relay.isp.com", then you would
> have the following line:
> # "Smart" relay host (m
Hi,
I answer to my own question - what is '__u32' in .
I found it, it's in , unsigned 32-bit integer ( of course! ).
The side notes: 1) shouldn't #include ?
2) asmodem-0.6 compiles cleanly, and shows a very stable behavior - crashes
a couple of seconds after start without dumping core. Does a
Hi,
Great many thanks to all who responded to my question.
Meanwhile I set my hostname into sendmail.cf according to
Alex Kirillov's advice:
# my official domain name
# ... define this only if sendmail cannot automatically determine your domain
Djvaisburd.Foo.COM
and it seems to work with me.
metronumic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I added 2 users, and i put their name and all that jazz in,
> and yet i cant get their usernames. It wont accept them.
What do you mean? How did you added your users?
( I use useradd for this purpouse, for instance )
> Any ideas?
Being root, add the p
> Civileme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Larry Sword <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Me wrote:
> > > On my machine ( stock Mandrake 6.1 ) kfm could not open tar archive
> > > (or tar.gz) in the form of usual file/directory subtree...
> > > Instead, it shows many fake folders.
> > Yes the s
Larry Sword <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On my machine ( stock Mandrake 6.1 ) kfm could not open tar archive
> > (or tar.gz) in the form of usual file/directory subtree ( a nice and useful
> > feature, I think ). Instead, it shows many fake folders, which he couldn't
> > open then.
> Yes the s
Hi!
On my machine ( stock Mandrake 6.1 ) kfm could not open tar archive
(or tar.gz) in the form of usual file/directory subtree ( a nice and useful
feature, I think ). Instead, it shows many fake folders, which he couldn't
open then.
Does anybody experience such behavior?
Tima.
Hi!
I had a problem compiling asmodem-0.6.
asmodem #include's , and my gcc seems to be confused by
'__u32' indentifier which is present in that file.
The name '__u32' is used in the lot of places in /usr/include/linux directory
where the type name is required ( unsigned 32-bit integer ? ),
but
Alexander Kirillov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # my official domain name
> # ... define this only if sendmail cannot automatically determine yourdomain
> Djislip.math.sunysb.edu
> thus making it believe that my machine's name is islip.math.sunysb.edu
> (which does exist, which anyone on the net
Axalon Bloodstone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > > "localhost.localdomain" - server domain must exist
> inform sendmail that you have a new hostname when your ppp connection
> comes up.
> echo "/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart" >> /etc/ppp/ip-up.local
> chmod +x /etc/ppp/ip-up.local
Hi
Hi,
> > "localhost.localdomain" - server domain must exist
> It sounds like you're running into a feature of sendmail. That is, it
> won't accept mail from a system that doesn't resolve correctly both ways.
> One way you can get around this is use the "smart relay" feature of
> sendmail...
Th
Alexander Kirillov on Mon, 1 Nov 1999 wrote:
> No, I was never able to get this damn font selector utility to
> select koi8-r fonts right either. I believe it was reported as a bug
> in KDE bug system long ago (I do not remeber details)-- apparently it
> was never properly fixed. Or maybe,
Hi experts,
One more question: did anybody succeed in using cyrillic fonts with
KMail in Mandrake 6.1? On my machine something strange happens..
I wonder whether this feature is not supported yet or this is a bug
in my own configuration.
Tima.
Dear experts,
I recently upgraded my system from 6.0 to 6.1 ( clean reinstall )
and have some configuration problems.
My quiestion is about mail configuration. I use standard ppp-on
script and fetchmail, MTA is sendmail, MUA is kmail.
Sometimes, my attemts to send a mail to sertain addresses fa
Hi!
> configure: error: no acceptable C++-compiler found in $PATH
> Where is the c++ compiler in MAndrake, and what it is called?
It is called 'c++' or 'g++'; the program 'gcc' or 'cc' will compile C++
code too ( for linking you will need to explicitly add c++ library to gcc ).
They should be i
Hi,
Fabien Deschodt wrote:
> If I look at text-editors, I would recommend nedit
Agree. May be it would be a good idea to include it into next Mandrake
(with Lessfiff, I mean) ?
The one thing I do *not* like in nedit is that it always opens
a new window for a new buffer - emacs is wiser by dis
Hi, list,
> > There is already 4 term progs in Mandrake : xterm, rxvt, konsole, and
> > gnome-terminal. For the moment, if you need transparent background,
> > gnome-term has this feature and rxvt has pixmapped bg too. If Eterm is
> > added we will have 5 packages for the same fonctionnality don
Hi, list,
> > There is already 4 term progs in Mandrake : xterm, rxvt, konsole, and
> > gnome-terminal. For the moment, if you need transparent background,
> > gnome-term has this feature and rxvt has pixmapped bg too. If Eterm is
> > added we will have 5 packages for the same fonctionnality don
Hi!
> I was wondering - is there a way of inserting a RPM CD (Like the install
> CD) and loading up a RPM installer and when you select install new RPM's
> only have it display what's not on the system already?
I think there is a RPM installer that does exactly that, it's called 'glint'
(graphi
Title: RE: [expert] using laptop as dumb terminal?
Hi,
duncan hall wrote:
>
> Thanks,
>
> Using a serial port would be fine.
>
> Unfortunately using a crossover cable and the network card is not possible.
>
> Can someone point me in the right direction for some documentation and or
> pro
Title: RE: [expert] The gcc compiler for 'C' and open/read/fscanf/scanf
Hi Mike,
This test program works for me, for instance:
/* begin */
#include
int main()
{
int a=0;
printf("Enter integer number: ");
scanf("%d", &a);
printf("a=%d\n", a);
return 0;
}
/*end*/
I think it
Title: A PLIP problem
Dear Experts!
I try to make a PLIP connection between two Linuxes. I already browsed through mailing-list archives, found a PLIP mini-HOWTO and try to do what's written there.
Computer "one" is pentuim with Mandrake 6.0, computer "two" is 486 with RedHat 5.2.
The pro
Title: RE: [expert] C Header files
There are various "development" packages - C development, C++ development etc.
Headers should be there.
Tima.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jan Rocho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, August 08, 1999 7:09 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Title: RE: [expert] Switch default Windows Manager
On 04-Aug-99 Lang Zhi wrote:
> Hi,
> How to change the default Windows Manager from KDE to other like
> Gnome, AnotherLevel etc ?
> which file to edit ?
> BTW, i still love KDE, but this just for fun :P
Hi,
I boot Mandrake 6.0 directly i
Hi dear experts,
I use for ppp setting the scripts taken from /usr/doc/ppp-2.7.3 (Mandrake-6.0)
On my machine the pppd daemon writes its pid-file ( ppp0.pid in my case )
into directory /etc/ppp, where 'ppp-on' resides. I would expect it to write
into /var/run, and so do the script 'ppp-off'.
Pr
> First I got messages about 'cpp not found' and now I am finally giving
> up, on the error 'cannot execute cc1plus'
It seems your c++ is not installed properly.
Can you compile and link any c++ program at all?
If not, do you have pgcc-c++ and libstdc++ packages installed?
Do you have developm
Denis Havlik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> :~>>> do I (or should I) have a new hostname when ppp connection established?
> :~>>> What is this name?
> :~>>> What part of software and when sets it?
> PPP-connected machines receive a IP-address from the server. Usually this
> IP-address is given dy
Alexander Kirillov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did specify "smart relay host" (my ISP, that is, my department mail
> server) in sendmail.cf. It did accept all my e-mails and relayed them
> further. However, my outgoing e-mails still had this
> "localhost.localdomain" somewhere in it, so the
Tejinder Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Recently I thought I'd put it onto an older PC. Spec:
> Cyrix 486 DLC 33 MHZ processor
> 8 MBytes DRAM
The latest version I installed successfully on such machine
was Redhat 5.2. Even X worked ( in the most basic configuration,
fvwm2, rxvt < no xterm/
Axalon wrote:
> *sigh* I had forgotten that.
> X needs restarted when you change the hostname (only work around i know
> is with xauth, thats secure that is)...
Ok, ok, thank you, Axalon. I believe X security could be disabled somehow...
My biggest problem is with:
>> do I (or should I) ha
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