Hi all,
I'm installing Debian Woody on a new computer. I did already installed
Woody before with no problem, but now, I have problems configuring the
network card ('till now, I had other network cards). As you could have
guessed, it's a D-link DFE-530tx card. It seems none of the 'drivers'
wor
ing on what shell you use etc.
Some standard ones are "/etc/profile" (global for all users; this
is where path & stuff is set); "~/.profile", "~/.bash_profile" and
"~/.bashrc" for personal/individual logins.
But I think there are a number of prob
Hi all,
I'm having the following situation here: There is a windowsNT network
available. I can connect to the network. However, only 'root' can
write to the NT-disk. So, I have to connect as 'another user':
smbmount //labmetserver/common /mnt/labmet/common -o
credentials=/home/kurt/.smbmountcred
Mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sent on Monday March 24 2003 at 16:50 (GMT-0500):
> On Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Kurt Sys wrote:
>
> [...]
> >
> > I guess another config-file, somewhere is /etc is wrong and
> > fetchmail reads that file if it doesn't find the
> >
Hello all,
I don't know if there were (a lot) of responses to my last mail(s),
since I again did some 'uncareful' things and I lost now and then some
mail. Anyway, for the people who want to know, the problem is solved
now completely. It was something with my fetchmail configuration. I
don't fully
Hello...
I'm really sorry to bother you again. I'm still trying to make my mail
working... and I found something else working:
I can send emails to [EMAIL PROTECTED] using webmail (on my
computer, but I consider this as 'outside'). So, the only thing that
doesn't work right now is getting my mail
Hello again,
OK, I tried to make my 'receiving mail from outside' to work, and I
lost all my mail that was still on 'the mailserver', due to bad
fetchmail configuration file. That's way the previous message(s)
is/are not included in this one. But it's important to mention: telnet
does work! There
Eello again,
I tried to make my homework as good as possible. I reinstalled 'everything', so
all permissions are now default values, except the ones in my homedir. I was
able to solve some (other) problems with qmail. Now, I can send mail using
qmail. I can receive mail whenever I send a message f
Hello all,
I have a quite serious problem (I guess) and I know, I can only blame myself.
Anyway, I want to solve it in a 'nice', non-drastic way.
I wanted to make my system somewhat safer, so I started, as it is recommended,
changing the permissions and groups. This seemed to work and I thought m
Hello again,
I don't know a lot about CUPS, printer configuration etc. I just know how I managed to
get it to work. Basically, I guess the following lines should work:
$ gs -sDEVICE=ljet4 -sOutputFile=foo.hp foo.pdf
this will convert a pdf-file to 'printer format' (in this case, HP Laserjet 4)
Hi Mark,
It took a while before I was able to access network-printers, but what you most
probably need is smbclient. You have to make an entry in your printcap-file (of
course), then make an smbprint-script and a '.config' file for each networkprinter.
Here are my files:
--- /etc/printcap :
[.
J user=kurts passwd=X
and this would set the variables, no? I still don't understand why this is not ok...
Anyway, the spaces, that was clearly an error. I removed these...
tnx,
Kurt.
Mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED], sent on Friday February 14 2003 at 20:15 (GMT-0500):
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Hello,
I try to get samba to work, especially the printing to a windows NT network printer. I
can print to the printer by using smbprint etc, but this always takes some time (first
'gs -sDEVICE=ljet -sOutputFile=file.hp file.pdf' followed by 'smbclient
labmetserver\\HPLaserJ -Ukurts%x'
Hello,
I'm busy 'configuring' my linux (debian) as I like it... Since I'm new,
I just installed quite a lot of packages, which I possibly don't need
anymore. One of these might be mozilla for reading my email, because I
like to use emacs for this -- I really love Emacs, it's great. But now,
m
27;t load dynamic linker '/lib/ld.so nor
/usr/i486-linux/lib/ld.so'
--
I tried to make a link to ld-2.3.1.so (ln -s ld-2.3.1.so ld.so), but
this didn't seem to change anything. I would like to know what's going
on... and it would be even nicer if it's possible to
7; user as long as don't try to mount/unmount
samba filesystems. The options in fstab simply don't work for smbfs. Is
there any solution?
thanks in advance,
Kurt Sys
PS: By the way, I still have a problem with mounting samba filesystems
correctly, see an earlier mail of me to th
Hello,
I'm running Debian (kernel 2.4.16) now for some time, but I don't manage
to configure samba (2.2.3a) like it should (I guess). I'll try to
explain as good as possible what my problems are...
I want to get on a Windows NT intranetserver, to access some data but
especially for the printers
Hello,
I have a Debian X session question. I run kdm as display manager and
blackbox as window manager. When I startup blackbox, I would like to
execute a small script for the slit in blackbox (just putting some
applications in the slit). I just don't manage to execute that script. I
copied th
OK, thanks, but apparently, I have to try again... So let's try sound on
my laptop. I don't have much information about the hardware, but this is
it (and I've added the 'source of the information' between brackets):
SoundBlaster® and Windows® sound compatible (website Dell)
Sigmatel 9700 audio c
Ray Olszewski wrote:
Comments inline below.
At 03:10 PM 12/26/02 +0100, Kurt Sys wrote:
Hello,
1. I just can't get sound working. I installed Woody, but it coming
with a kernel which doesn't support sound (as far as I understand all
well), so I recompiled the kernel with diffe
nted (I guess). So, it is surely possible to connect to the server
and read the stuff, but I really want to know how I have to mount the
whole filesystem. I have a password for my own directory (although if I
use xsmbrowser, I can read everyones documents with that passwd, but
that has someth
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