Kevin O'Gorman wrote:
When I run as root, things seem better, but it complains that it was
unable to extablish an IP number for the simulated ethernet card
(networking is set up for NAT).
I had lots of problems initially with running the perl script which
configures the network, but eventually
They are so, so cheap right now.
Dell UK has them at £199+VAT for the entry level configuration,
with free delivery to the end of the month. I'm tempted.
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kashani wrote:
Jim Hatfield wrote:
They are so, so cheap right now.
Dell UK has them at £199+VAT for the entry level configuration,
with free delivery to the end of the month. I'm tempted.
I've got three of them running Gentoo in our dev environment. 2005.1 and
2006.0 disks worked just
The man page for auto.master(5) refers to direct maps, ie
The mount-point for the direct map is always specified as /- in the
auto.master map.
My auto.master map looks like this:
speyburn ~ # ypcat -k auto.master
/home auto.home
/mp auto.mp
/- auto.direct
and my auto.direct map looks like
On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 15:45:23 +0100, in local.gentoo.users you wrote:
It appears that PHP as built can't handle files over 2Gb - I
get warnings whenever the application peruses a directory with
such files in it.
I had a look at the USE flags for PHP but didn't see anything
obvious. Is there
I just bought a Pinnacle ShowCenter and am using it with some
Apache/PHP/MySQL code to play mpeg movie files to a TV.
It appears that PHP as built can't handle files over 2Gb - I
get warnings whenever the application peruses a directory with
such files in it.
I had a look at the USE flags for
A system I have which is a year or so old has a /usr/sbin/smbmount,
but if I use qpkg -f to find out which package owns it I get nothing.
A recently-installed system doesn't have this file and I can't
find any obvious package which would have it (except maybe Samba).
Do I need to install Samba
We have a Solaris based YP server.
On a fresh install I set /etc/yp.conf to:
domain insignia broadcast
and set NISDOMAIN to insignia in /etc/conf.d/domainname.
If I run ypbind -debug I get:
speyburn ~ # ypbind -debug
parsing config file
Trying entry: domain insignia broadcast
parsed domain
The machine I posted about earlier (GRUB GRUB GRUB...) is dead.
It hung booting the 2005.0 CD, and if I booted a DriveImage CD
with a DOS partition, every key on the keyboard was echoed ^A.
Ah well.
So I just installed another machine, using the 2005.0 CD and using
the new instructions. It has a
I posted ages ago about failing to update mplayer due
to compile errors which seemed to be caused by it using header
files under /usr/src/linux.
So after a while of headscratching I did the obvious: renamed
/usr/src/linux to /usr/src/linux.NIU and re-emerged. No problem.
Still don't know why
I'm trying to move from a Unix-based DNS to an AD setup,
changing DNS domain name (but not NIS domain name) in the
process. I'm testing by switching DHCP servers on and off.
I had a problem with NIS and while investigating noticed that
some key files seem to have changed since the last time I
The man page for ypbind does not specify if domainname needs to
be set (it is only mentioned in the SEE ONLY section). The man page
implies that all settings are in /etc/yp.conf.
However if I have /etc/yp.conf set to:
terminator ~ # cat /etc/yp.conf
domain insignia broadcast
but domainname not
On Thu, 23 Jun 2005 12:35:46 +0100, Jim Hatfield
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Given that the DHCP server gives out the hostname and
DNS and NIS domain names, should these files be left
empty?
Answering my own mail.
If /etc/conf.d/hostname and /etc/conf.d/domainname are
both blank, we get:
(none
I did a 'emerge --update world' and the mplayer compile ended like
this:
cc -c -I../libvo -I../../libvo -I/usr/X11R6/include -fno-PIC -O2
-mcpu=pentium4 -pipe -frename-registers -fno-pie -fno-pie -D_REENTRANT
-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -I/usr/include/gtk-1.2
On Wed, 11 May 2005 14:28:24 +0100, in local.gentoo.users you wrote:
1) if you're specifically talking about vtun, it's in Portage, so you
don't even necessarily have to download it separately.
I'm building a statically linked version for a remote Redhat box
to which I only have ssh access and
Scenario: using vtun to build a Lan-to-Lan VPN.
One end FreeBSD, one end Linux.
On the BSD box I can set up a route directly through the tun0
device without having to assign it an IP address, like this:
ifconfig tun0 up mtu 1450 -arp
route add 192.168.10.0/24 -interface tun0
and it works just
I think this may have started happening since a recent Firefox
upgrade.
If I try to download (say) vtun from vtun.sourceforge.net, it points
me at the mirror list and I pick one, say Heanet. I get the
what should firefox do with this file dialog and select Save To
Disk and when I hit OK I then
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