On Saturday 15 March 2003 03:00, Dragos Manac wrote:
> Outstanding, they are giving away FREE SPAM!
> And not just any SPAM, but Windows Software on a Linux ml!
> Who do we have to ask nicely to set up Spamassassin ?
>
I second this most heartily ..
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For the record, to avoid tftpd from locking up when booting the
mini-itx, add the command line option -r blksize
That, and the sneaky xinetd problem I reported earlier caused my
problems.
service tftp
{
socket_type = dgram
protocol= udp
user= root
server
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 23:45, Rick Gatewood wrote:
> Congratulations!
> Thanks, except ARGGGH IT'S STOPPED WORKING AGAIN!
I fixed a few config files relating to X, deleted a mountain of
discarded config files I have left behind over the last few days, then
decided to do a complete reboot o
Hi Lonnie!
I have been playing around with LTSP at home and just booting from a floppy.
To answer your question, yes, you could have a the client boot from hard
disk. I haven't tried the local swap, but I see no reason why it wouldn't
work as well.
You can always check the archives to see if s
WoooHoo! It works!
I cannot believe how stupidly simple the fix waswell yes I can, I
have been in the computer game for a long time.
Drum roll.
/etc/xinetd.conf contained this default setting
only_from = localhost
I commented this out, and not only did the mini-itx boot, but it w
We have 1 LTSP Server and 6 WS conected to it , but
besides that we have a couple of system that must run on linux. We set a single
machine with Windows XP Pro and We´ve tried Thinsoft Winconnect server XP worked
just fine but price is quite high. Well, does anybody know any free software
ca
lørdag 15. mars 2003 22:01, skrev Julius Szelagiewicz:
> Stuart,
> see the relevant piece of dhcpd.conf:
> shared-network WORKSTATIONS {
> subnet 192.168.5.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
> range 192.168.5.150 192.168.5.249;
> use-host-decl-names on;
> option log-servers
Ok, I'm a step further.
I went to rom-o-matic,and downloaded a DOS command image. I copied that
to a hard disk that boots into dos. Hooked it up to the mini-itx, and
ran the rom-o-matic file.
Network card found...
DHCP found, and returns IP no's
Then I get a screen full of..
ALERT: got a fra
On Sun, 2003-03-16 at 14:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > This is hopeless. Everything seems to be working, and correctly setup
> > at the server. Maybe the mini-itx is faulty. Maybe I should buy a
> > network card with an etherboot rom. I need a Guinness.
> Did you update the BIOS on the Mini-I
On 16 Mar 2003, Stuart Johnson wrote:
>
> > knoppix:$tftp lts.yournet.uk
> > tftp>get /lts/vmlinuz.
> > Received bytes in xx.x sec
> > tftp>quit
>
>
> knoppix does indeed have tftp.
> Worked fine.
>
> Received x bytes in 0.4 sec.
>
> I wish tftpd would have better reporting - even
> knoppix:$tftp lts.yournet.uk
> tftp>get /lts/vmlinuz.
> Received bytes in xx.x sec
> tftp>quit
knoppix does indeed have tftp.
Worked fine.
Received x bytes in 0.4 sec.
I wish tftpd would have better reporting - even when I try to request a
bad filename, the server log file says
> So I take it that you are using Gentoo Linux as Server? (How do you like
> Gentoo? I thought about giving it a try about a dozen times, but never
> had the drive to actually do it)
I love Gentoo. I have it running on three machines now. It takes the
hassle out of installing software, and ke
But it is mentioned in the installation guide ;-)
Is it? Hmmm, perhaps I should start reading the guides... just kidding,
apparently I missed that part.
I guess now comes the fun part: setting the correct keymap, setting the
correct resolution and so on...
One last question (for now): how do I
But it is mentioned in the installation guide ;-)
Wouter
On 16-Mar-03 Holger Hoffmann wrote:
> > Holger is almost there - wrong x connect address in
>> lts.conf.
> *cough,cough* Holger is there! *g*
> The address in lts.conf was correct; I just forgot (and it isn't
> mentioned in the troublesh
> Holger is almost there - wrong x connect address in
lts.conf.
*cough,cough* Holger is there! *g*
The address in lts.conf was correct; I just forgot (and it isn't
mentioned in the troubleshooting part of the documentation; it should!)
that it might be a good idea to add the workstation to the /e
Are you using the PXE-STUFF package if no, you must
Well, I don't use the PXE-STUFF package, at least not for my knowlege.
All I did was alter the dhcpd.conf adding the lines that first download
the pxe-rom-image from rom-o-matic and then the kernel.
Last time I got this kind of message, I had i
Am Donnerstag, 13. März 2003 20:51 schrieb Joseph:
> How would you go about getting a kernel downloaded with pxe to load a
> specific nic driver, as we need to do for the e1000 card?
I think the e1000 driver is not contained in the stock LTSP kernel,
So you need to get the ltsp_initrd_kit package,
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