Yes, that's what I do for all my upgrades. Just install like normal, but make
sure you don't format your /home partition during the install.
Currently, I have /home on a separate partition. Is it possible
to do a fresh installation, as opposed to an upgrade, without any
changes being made
Dwight wrote:
I want to receive a digest version, instead of one for
every pos made. I know redhat lists have this, but do the
mandrake ones? if so, where?
Take Care, Dwight
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Thanks David for the directory listings and for taking the trouble to
respond, but there is no sign of emacs in Linux Complete. I bought the
4-disk boxed set with a disk of upgrades and emacs is nowhere to be
found. Xemacs consists of three files on the second disk in the RPMS2
directory:
On Monday 16 April 2001 07:32, you wrote:
Hey,
Currently, I have /home on a separate partition. Is it possible
to do a fresh installation, as opposed to an upgrade, without any
changes being made to /home? This way I can upgrade my system with-
out changing my users' files.
Regards,
Howdy im running 3 mandrake systems in my lan with very good experiences .
First i have a small 150 mhz intel with 32 MB RAM and two networkcards one
going to my cable modem the other going to my hub acting as firewall running
mandrake 7.1 for over a year nonstop with no probs at all .
The
Hi,
I'm newish to Linux. I've got Mankdrake 7.2 installed and working fine apart
from a little permissions problem. I'm using my workstaton as a web server as
well for local development. I also use my workstation at work for the same
thing and in order to keep current copies of everything I'm
Phil,
I am one of the lucky ones. I am using the Road Runner service, and I have
had no problem connecting with Linux. I got my connection working by
going to DrakConfNetwork and Internet Configuration and then selecting
'Configure cable connection'. If memory serves me, I did have to go into
OK... I've confirmed that it works.
I have 3 different domain names resolving to one IP with a different web
page for each (each in its own directory).
There is a correction to the information below...
The line that reads
VirtualHost IPADDRESS
needs to read
VirtualHost www.yourdomain.com
What language is used by most linux programmers?
Any Pros Cons about different languages?
On April 16, 2001 02:33 pm, you wrote:
What language is used by most linux programmers?
Any Pros Cons about different languages?
Well, C is perhabs the most used. C++, perl, anything that works.
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The most popular languages would probally have to be C and C++. However part
of the beauty of Linux is that there are a ton of choices that programmers
have to make their programs in.
It's sorta interesting that you ask this now, as I just read an article last
night with brief summaries of
I've got my server set up. Now I want to be able to log in with
something other than root.
I'm running Slackware 7.0 and KDE. I went to the user manager in KDE and
setup a user but I cannot log in with that account.
Am I missing something? Does anyone know of any good/detailed info docs
Python is getting more popular by the day.
www.python.org
Eric Indiogine
On Monday 16 April 2001 05:47, Paul Zubkov wrote:
On April 16, 2001 02:33 pm, you wrote:
What language is used by most linux programmers?
Any Pros Cons about different languages?
Well, C is perhabs the most
I need some help
How do I get the following three things working:
Telephone answering software
Fax sortware
AGFA Snapscan1212
I am using Linux Mandrake Beta3
Thanks
Helene
Thanks David for the directory listings and for taking the trouble to
respond, but there is no sign of emacs in Linux Complete. I bought the
It's hard to believe that a boxed set would not include files that are
part of Mandrake 7.2.
I can live with xemacs but I cannot reproduce all the key
On Monday 16 April 2001 14:33, you wrote:
What language is used by most linux programmers?
Any Pros Cons about different languages?
C seems to be a favourite and Perl, PHP.
to add a user, from the command line:
adduser
you must do this as root, but since it sounds like that is the only account
you have, shouldn't be a problem!
hope this helps,
Fred
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 11:20 AM
On Saturday 14 April 2001 18:28, you wrote:
I tried ./scriptname and bash reports "No such file or
directory". I can ls and it shows scriptname* which should
indicate that it is executable and in the current directory.
Careful here. Scripts can be confused in the sense that it'll report
'no
On Sunday 15 April 2001 19:12, you wrote:
seems like the first partition (hda1) is filling up and I don't know
why? I dumped as many old log files as I felt safe doing (which
Well, /var is definitely part of / in your setup, so I would look there,
particularly in /var/log, see if there are
The answer is quit simple. The Linux kernel is written in C. Also, most of
the GNU utilities are written in C.
The choice of which language to use is really a matter of the intended
application requirements. For speed and small size, C is best. For scripting
and GUI based applications, Perl or
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK... I've confirmed that it works.
I have 3 different domain names resolving to one IP with a different web
page for each (each in its own directory).
There is a correction to the information below...
The line that reads
VirtualHost
Greetings!
Has anybody figured out how to create mailing lists in Kmail? I have read
the documentation and I could not find anything about mailing lists.
Mailing lists come raelly handy in any organization, so I am quite surprised
the Kmail does not have this feature. I hope I am just
The desktop edition is for desktops where people do not normally use programs
intended primarily for the console. The download edition and the Power Pack
both have full emacs, and you can obtain it by going to
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, David E. Fox wrote:
Thanks David for the directory listings and for taking the trouble to
respond, but there is no sign of emacs in Linux Complete. I bought the
It's hard to believe that a boxed set would not include files that are
part of Mandrake 7.2.
It's a fact.
howdy, i'm trying to set up powerchute for linux to run with an APC back-UPS 500 so
that it will shut down my system if the power goes out.
it is attached on com1 / ttyS0
it is working under windows just fine
the powerchute for linux installed good except that the software requires total
RPMDrake is telling me that GnuPG
is not installed right..
but i have used it fine in the past.. What is
wrong here.. It just crapped out on me for no reason.. I was trying to get
SAMBA to work I don't think that could have killed
RPMDrake??
Do You Mean Linux-Mandrake 8.0 Beta 3?? I thought so!
You should probably call someone and have them upgrade
you to Linux-Mandrake Release Candidate 1. It's a newer
version and probably more stable.
Dan LaBine
Registered Linux User # 190712
Linux! - The Ultimate Windows Service Pack!
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, Civileme wrote:
The desktop edition is for desktops where people do not normally use programs
intended primarily for the console. The download edition and the Power Pack
both have full emacs, and you can obtain it by going to
Release Candidate 1 ??? What and where is that ? Something more than the
Beta 3 ?
thx,
philomena
At 04:27 PM 4/16/2001 -0400, you wrote:
Do You Mean Linux-Mandrake 8.0 Beta 3?? I thought so!
You should probably call someone and have them upgrade
you to Linux-Mandrake Release Candidate 1. It's
Anyone know how to set up Kmail to send/receive email thru a proxy server??
Dan LaBine
Registered Linux User # 190712
Linux! The Last Windows Service
Pack You'll Ever Need!
On Monday 16 April 2001 08:51, you wrote:
I need some help
How do I get the following three things working:
Telephone answering software
Fax sortware
AGFA Snapscan1212
I am using Linux Mandrake Beta3
Thanks
Helene
Well, the best way is to get 8.0 as soon as it is released. I am not
I have a 12X Creative Encore DVD with a dxr3 decoder. Is there anyway to
watch a movie under linux? What should I do in order to get my DVD working
Thanks
_
Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at
"David E.Fox"
Here is the bash script I am having problems with...It was
copied from the cdrom for "Linux Shells by Example". (The
lines between the strings of ..
are the script in question.)
#!/bin/bash
# Scriptname:
Sorry Chris,...My bad! Should've mentioned in previous post, I'm using
Mandrake Security. It uses Bastille, and Squid. There aren't any pop or smtp
servers in-house. All handled by the ISP. So, I have to be able to use my
proxy's port to get out of my LAN and get to the ISP to collect email. The
Go to
http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fhard.php3
Best Regards,
Joe
RLU# 186063
"Reading is the essence of knowledge"
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Nelson
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2001 11:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm posting this here initially because this suggestion might be a bit naive
and I don't specifically want to bother Mandrake if it is; I'd rather bother
you folks :P
I installed 8.0 last night, and as per many suggestions in the past I didn't
to an upgrade I just did a full blown re-install
Hi Guys!
I am trying to apply a patch for win4Lin based on the instruction provided at:
http://pclinuxonline.com/Help___How_To/Win4lin/win4lin.html
I keep getting the error "patch command not found", Can someone provide some
info on how to patch the kernel. I try to followed the steps that was
Yes
when i still bring do ifup eth0 i still get IP info via dhcpcd
failed
At 08:29 PM 4/15/2001, you wrote:
Phil,
Have you tried the below page? I have DSL myself, so I can't vouch for its
accuracy. However, I have found mandrakeuser.org to be reliable for
finding help in
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, David E.Fox wrote:
On Sunday 15 April 2001 19:12, you wrote:
seems like the first partition (hda1) is filling up and I don't know
why? I dumped as many old log files as I felt safe doing (which
Well, /var is definitely part of / in your setup, so I would look
Hi, an easier way would be to install the patched kernel in RPM from the
Win4Lin site.
On Tuesday 17 April 2001 12:25, you wrote:
Hi Guys!
I am trying to apply a patch for win4Lin based on the instruction provided
at: http://pclinuxonline.com/Help___How_To/Win4lin/win4lin.html
I keep
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