Kuraiken wrote:
Hello again all,
I finally got my external modem (yaay!) and so it was with great
excitement that I setup the thing and all. (made sure it worked in NT
first, just to be sure). I got it up, tested the modem in kppp..it
worked! Great so far...I dialed my ISP...(it took a
PJ : Biztech wrote:
Trying to configure the httpd.conf file for the user and group for it to
run under. for Mandrake 5.3 ( of course )
Just about any one I use will allow the "root" or default page to run,
but when I try to view users pages. host.com/~user I get the error
Forbidden
"James J. Capone" wrote:
If you all have noticed there is a little CD button on the bottom right of
the screen in KDE. Well I hit the Icon like 5 times. Now when I goto use it
(After closing Linux and booting back up and logging in) I click the Icon
and 5 of the programs open at one Time. I
Nick Elvester wrote:
Along the same lines, does anyone know how well a Pentium 75 would play
mp3's? I'm looking to have a possible dedicated mp3 machine for the
Hi-fi, but I haven't had the time to test the viability of it. Also,
I've had really good luck with the kmpg player, but it's
hehe, do you know of any files I should check out on how to go about
scripting it to go in single user mode?
At 11:41 PM 3/24/99 -0500, you wrote:
My bother with KDE if you don't even have a MONITOR on the system?
Start it in single user mode with a script to run mpg123 or some other
Bob Bonifield wrote:
hehe, do you know of any files I should check out on how to go about
scripting it to go in single user mode?
Edit /etc/inittab and change the "id:3:initdefault" line to
"id:1:initdefault".
Then put the mp3 commands into a script in /etc/rc.d/rc1.d/.
At 11:41 PM
can you please explain what the settings mean? I sorta have a grasp on
the chmod 644 style (sorta), so are you?
chmod Group Owner adding Read eXicute? So what happens if for example
the file alread had global exicute, no change?
tryin to learn :)
-Aaron
Check the permissions on your home
worked! Great so far...I dialed my ISP...(it took a _very_ long time to
log in - not a good sign) and then...I was connected!
What speed modem? You might gain some throughput by running setserial
at boottime:
/sbin/setserial /dev/modem spd_vhi
V.90 / 56K
I could ping the
Whoops,
Sorry, got the names mixed up. It was Jerry who sent the link - Jacob the one
who had the trouble. Sorry about that Jerry and thanks for the page!
Greetings folks,
I finally got my ppp working. Many many many thanks to everyone who helped
(directly or indirectly) - you guys are great!
And they said Linux has poor support...hmm...must have confused it with
something else entirely.
Okay, I'm writing this in KMail. I like it but will have
Dave Lindsay wrote:
When starting up X, instead of typing startx you may want to type startx --
-bpp your colour depth here
Does anyone know how to set the default colour depth?
In the same Section that you're adding resolutions to, add a line (just
prior to the different bitdepth
Nick Kay wrote:
At 10:21 24/03/99 -0800, you wrote:
At 13:19 23/03/99 -0500, you wrote:
My CPU speed is a little ole 486 DX2/66. I have a feeling that this
might be
the problem. I am not really sure about what you told me to try. Should
that
be typed in exactly like that at the command
On quitting kde, although the operation of the kde manager has been
exemplary, I get this error message displayed on the vt that was used to
startx:
Mach64ProgramClkMach64CT: Warning Q 10.6667
Can someone please tell me was to what it means and how to fix it?
Regards,
Reg Wainwright.
On Don, 25 Mär 1999, you wrote: / Am Don, 25 Mär 1999 schrieben Sie:
Hi:
I changed the BIOS setting so that my system would boot from my CD-ROM E:
drive.
Did you enter 'E:' or 'CDROM' in your BIOS setup? 'E:' won't work.
Booted up with the mandrake disk in the drive and I saw the light
I'm just started to learn linux by installing (after redhat 5.2) a
mandrake 5.3 taken from a cd bundled with a magazine. It is well
working, and literally I enjoy linux/mandrake.
But I saw the cd installed "kde 1.1-0.1 alpha 1rh5x", which is rather
old, I think. So,I downloaded both
Hi everybody.
I tried to submit this problem twice but it doesn't seem
to be getting up to the list.
I am really stuck on this one. I installed the
Linux-Mandrake 5.3 package on one of my
computers yesterday and all seemed to be going well until
I started KDE.
First, I got an Error
I've been using linux for a few days now and starting to know my way round.
A handy trick someone show me was when you type a command line and don't
know all of it type the first letter, then the "TAB" key... it brings up a
list of possible commands with that letter.
I used Sndconfig to get my
Hi gang,
I've successfully loaded the linux Xconfigurator drivers for my four meg viper 330 but
I'm not
having any luck with the new 8 meg verson of the viper 330 that I upgraded to. I'm
using
Mandrake 5.3. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Rick
--
"I don't want to swim in a roped off
Forgive me if this has been asked before, but is there native support for
IDE/ATAPI zip drives under LM 5.3?
If so, how do I enabled it? Do I just create a /mnt/zip directory and then
access it and then edit the fstab? Or is there something else involved?
- Rilindo
all my redhat netscape problems were fixed automaigically by installing
the 4.5 rpm from contrib.redhat.com
Greetings folks,
I finally got my ppp working. Many many many thanks to
everyone who helped
(directly or indirectly) - you guys are great!
And they said Linux has poor
Hi!
Well, I just checked alt.config. I am really impressed ;-).
Everyone who haven't already posted a approving reply to my proposal of
"alt.os.linux.mandrake" in news:alt.config is still invited to do so.
tom
--
"The perversity of the Universe tends towards a maximum." (Finagle's Law)
Thomas
I used what you suggested and Mandrake loaded without a hitch.
John
Tom Berger wrote:
On Don, 25 Mär 1999, you wrote: / Am Don, 25 Mär 1999 schrieben Sie:
Hi:
I changed the BIOS setting so that my system would boot from my CD-ROM E:
drive.
Did you enter 'E:' or 'CDROM' in your BIOS
you shouldn't change the group of the server. it's better to explicitly
change the permissions on the user, public_html directory and all the
files in it. You sure you've done this? I use a shell script to
automate it.
#aarons shell script to add users and change permissions on their
#local
On Don, 25 Mär 1999, you wrote: / Am Don, 25 Mär 1999 schrieben Sie:
I'm just started to learn linux by installing (after redhat 5.2) a
mandrake 5.3 taken from a cd bundled with a magazine. It is well
working, and literally I enjoy linux/mandrake.
But I saw the cd installed "kde 1.1-0.1 alpha
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, you wrote:
Greetings folks,
Okay, I'm writing this in KMail. I like it but will have to move my mail over.
I'd like to continue using Netscape mail for awhile at least...but I can't seem
to get into the [mail] part of the Netscape preferences area without hanging
Hi
I'm somewhat confused about how to write or name the partitions that I will
set up during install. Here is the way that I think they should be written.
Let me know if I'm wrong. I also have a 3.2G IDE drive to install Linux to I
have listed the MB value that I think I should set these to.
I'm getting confused then.
in httpd.conf it says don't use the user and group nobody, it suggests
creating a user and group called www.
My main question was how do I set that up properly.
As for my permissions on my public_html directory, here it is let me
know if it's fine.
[root@gibor
Tom,
I tried earlier today to post an approval at dejanews. Never could
get it to work! I just used the link to news:alt.config and found the
proposal and posted a reply to the one dissenting vote I saw. Well,
it's just like Michael said earlier, there's one in every crowd!
I really would
How to run Linux Mandrake's XServer (XFree86) with 3dfx Banshee Graphics Card?
Hi Agi,
Well, there is. You can setup a late version of the Linux kernel
(anything newer than 2.1.119 should do) with vesafb and use the
XF86_FBDev server with it. Anthony D'Amico has a nice introduction how
to do this at http://www.uno.edu/~adamico/banshee/,
where he describes how to get
I had similar problems, for the KDE I had to choose only 1024*768 and
24bpp color for my xfree86 settings. It seems GIMP may not work with
less that 16bpp color, when I tried it at any less, I had the symptoms
you describe. Hope this helps.
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IRC sound like a good idea to me as well.
From: G_REEPER [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Your comments please: "alt.os.linux.mandrake"?
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 16:52:42 -0600
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, you wrote:
Hi!
Well I don't know about
I had similar problems, for the KDE I had to choose only 1024*768 and
24bpp color for my xfree86 settings. It seems GIMP may not work with
less that 16bpp color, when I tried it at any less, I had the symptoms
you describe. Hope this helps.
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