Sorry for the intrusion, I received a complaint about a user
on our local system, is it your wish that I pull this user's
acct?
On Sunday 12 August 2001 08:09 pm, so spoke poogle:
On Sunday 12 August 2001 14:16, you wrote:
OK I guess no one cares about helping, I tried to
put in as much
I would suggest checking that you have the Bastille-Tk-module rpm installled.
-s
On Sunday 12 August 2001 01:55 pm, you wrote:
Thanks, s.
I have tried running from the command line, and I get the message can't
find Bastille_Tk.pm in @INC. Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Stan
On Sunday 12 August 2001 02:09 pm, you wrote:
I'm back to trying to make my joystick work. I made
the proper entries in /etc/modules.conf but jstest
won't detect the joystick. I tried loading the modules
manually and when I did modprobe adi.c (for the
logitech module) I received Can't locate
I installed Webmin but I don't know how to use Webmin to configure Sendmail.
Tuan,
First, make sure webmin is in fact running by typing
'/etc/rc.d/init.d/webmin status' (without the quotes, as root). If it is,
it should show something like
'miniserv.pl (pid x) is running...' -- if not,
we do care about helping, or we would not have wasted the time to read your
mail, much less respond, but I would suggest that quite possibly you DID
sound Me-AN, and still do, and sound as if what ever curve balls life has
thrown you, should be cause to elevate your problems above the rest of
Michael D. Viron wrote:
One question that keeps nagging at me and impedes my
understanding is: Will the box that is acting as a gateway have a
specific gateway IP address in addition to the address I've
already given it?
Yes. All Gateways have at least 2 IPs (sometimes more depending on
ok, I'll bite, why would you, and what was the problems you encountered
On Sunday 12 August 2001 10:20, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Saturday 11 August 2001 09:38 pm, etharp wrote:
Can't share /swap between MS products and real OS
It can be done
On Sunday 12 August 2001 06:44 am, George Petri wrote:
Surely, grep can do something this basic, can't it
(didn't the author of grep write c programs too:)?
I don't like find and its complexity very much.
Recall that the tools in Unix are (or at least were at one point) designed to
do one
PAN seems to hold the message headers in RAM to do sorts and such.
With 250,000+ message groups this can quickly max out RAM and it swaps
like crazy...
BTW: One of the great things about PAN (at least to me) is that it CAN
deal with this many group headers!!!
Other Winblows programs including
etharp wrote:
snip
Later, I may add additional Linux systems and plan to share the /home
partition with them. The same user names and passwords will be
used . Is there some way to insure that the user ID numbers will be
the same in all systems? Is it just a matter of
Michael D. Viron wrote:
One question that keeps nagging at me and impedes my understanding
is: Will the box that is acting as a gateway have a specific
gateway IP address in addition to the address I've already given
it?
Yes. All Gateways have at least 2 IPs (sometimes more
Heh...
I was being a bit facetious...
-JMS
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Sridhar Dhanapalan
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 12:14 AM
To: Jose M. Sanchez; 'Richie de Almeida'; 'etharp';
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Gee I was under the assumpption the hidden files and folders in
/home/username/.pan would have been the stored headers and such. And that
would have been the disk access seen when opening a folder
On Sunday 12 August 2001 17:02, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
PAN seems to hold the message headers in
Eh, I don't think this is accurate.
MP3 formats nor the MPEG format are proprietary... It was defined by a
consortium
Which is why there are so many legal alternatives to Fraunhoffer's
encoder...
Fraunhoffer's encoder ITSELF is proprietary, not it's output.
BTW: other MP3/MPEG encoders
Yeah that's where they are written to...
But while PAN is running it attempts to hold as much of the header list
as possible in RAM, to quicken sorts (which it does all the time.)
You can actually delete the file for a particular group, in the .pan
directory, while it's running. As soon as you
On Sunday 12 August 2001 11:06, Peter Rymshaw wrote:
Well, progress but I don't know whether it will stick
or not.
Are you absolutely sure that the 6326 card that you have is an AGP and not
PCI? The way I read the video hardware compatiblility list, only the AGP
version is supported. I
On Saturday 11 August 2001 10:46 am, you wrote:
PSS Anyone -ever- got Kwintv to compile and work under 8.0?
Nope and I tried. I even had trouble trying to install the dependencies. I
think the biggest insurmountable obstacle was with the version of qt it
requires conflicting with the one
I succumbed to the dark side...
It's power was irresistible...
Help me Obi-wan... ;-)
-JMS
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of etharp
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2001 4:43 PM
To: Jose M. Sanchez; 'Linux Newbie'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sun, 12 Aug 2001, Jose M. Sanchez wrote:
Eh, I don't think this is accurate.
MP3 formats nor the MPEG format are proprietary... It was defined by a
consortium
Which is why there are so many legal alternatives to Fraunhoffer's
encoder...
Fraunhoffer's encoder ITSELF is
What KIND of printer is it?
-JMS
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Stewart Taylor
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2001 9:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [newbie] using a Windows printer
Hi All
I recently installed V8. Initially the I
can you make sure that Plug and pray OS is set to off, and that you do not
have any card next to the video card, and that the hard drives are set up as
masters on there own IDE channel (believe me, it could well be worth the time
to set the jumpers a cables if you get this right). next i would
I can't speak about this with any great authority...
But WinAMP (and other US distributed players such as Sonique) include
MP3 encoding modules which are not Fraunhoffer based and there have been
no patent lawsuits concerning this.
In fact if the MP3 format were proprietary EVERY MP3 encoder
Recently I had a system crash that wiped out my LM7.2 desktop
completely (the one with the cartoon penguins) and left me
with only standard KDE -- which is okay, I guess, but I really
want the other one back.
After trying and failing to get help both here and via the
MandrakeExpert feature of
dunno about everyone else, but I save /root (I have a nasty tendency to save
stuff in there when working as root.)
I also save /etc and /usr (or if its too big, just the apps and configs in
there)
and i save my www dir in /var
I hang onto the copies only till I am competely sure that the new
On Sunday 12 August 2001 21:31, Michael Picco wrote:
Having just switched a pair of boxes from Mandrake 7.1 to 8.0,
I've had my run of problems getting things working again. The
setup here consists of four machines: Win98, Win95 and two
Mandrake 8.0. They are all connected via a four-port
This is in reply to both of your messages. As I
thought, I appear to have a PCI video card. My
computer shop receipt says that they installed SiS
6326 PCI VC4MAGP3D S# B46N3151, which I think is
ambiguous, but the card is definitely plugged into a
PCI slot and my AGP slot inside ib the
I can't get midi files to play, except in sndconfig. See other responses
below. I don't know what most of this means. Thanks for your help.
On Friday 10 August 2001 2:36, Frans Ketelaars wrote:
Adams, Jamie wrote:
It seems odd that you are only getting 'snippets' of sound. Is it
By default, it seems remote hosts aren't able to
connect. I attempt to, but it just sits there, no messages or anything. I'm not
sure what's causing this, any hints?
I don't think there has been the sort of abuse that one would wish to have an
acct pulled for. At least not that I have seen.
Of course the only thing that would justify pulling an acct. (for me) would
be spam or M$ viruses comming from or through the domain. Heck this does not
look like
hmmm am _I_ losing it, or is this weekend seem to be full of short
incomplete questions expecting intuitive answers? maybe more of a hint as to
when and where and who and how and how much?
On Sunday 12 August 2001 20:40, Greg Taylor wrote:
By default, it seems remote hosts aren't
This Abuse Spam control is from kittypuss.org not mandrake, so it
has nothing to do with the list, AFAIK.
-JMS
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Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2001 6:15 PM
To: Abuse Spam control Department; [EMAIL
On Sunday 12 August 2001 03:58 pm, etharp wrote:
ok, I'll bite, why would you,
Out'a curiosity more'n anything else
and what was the problems you
encountered
As the howto warns, it's just too damn complicated. Does work tho
On Sunday 12 August 2001 10:20, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On
well,,, maybe
Don't worry about my time, I am here of my own free will and enjoy it for the
heck of it and the learning I receive for free.
it seems to me we might be getting some where tho, is the card in the slot
next to the AGP slot? It should be, and that would be the first thing to try
I remember civileme saying that hard drives were
limited to ata33 in Mandrake 8.0 because of some
problem in the kernel with the Via chipset. Does
anyone know if this has been fixed in the 2.4.7
kernel? If so, has anyone compiled the 2.4.7 kernel
(mandrake version from cooker) and found that they
yep, but it Appears to me that it went to the list as a result of a mail to
the list from someone whom Jose Sanchez answered:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Linux
Newbie
Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2001 10:01 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, I believe it is in the shared slot with the PCI.
but the real question I _meant_ to ask was that there was nothing in the
other shared slot.
open KDE Control Center=Sound=Sound Server and made the default the
sound driver (neither ALSA nor autodetect) then logged out an rebooted.
both _great_ reasons if you ask me, thanks, learned somthing again. (ain't
Mandrake-linux grand, it even helps keep old farts like me from suffering
from Alzhiemers to soon. It does not keep you from it, just the suffering
grin)
On Sunday 12 August 2001 22:08, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Sunday
On Sunday 12 August 2001 01:16 pm, Linux Newbie wrote:
OK I guess no one cares about helping, I tried to
put in as much as I knew, but no one was willing
to even lift a finger, I'm sick of this elitist attitude
I know alot but I'm not telling you
What do you expect me to do just pull it out
I think we're heading down the wrong path. I've checked another place in KDE
and there aren't ANY drivers installed for the Soundblaster! HardDrake sees
it incorrectly and won't load the drivers. I tried manually. Thanks for
your patience.
Here are the answers to your questions below.
I've been looking all over for information on making themes for KDE2.x, but
haven't found anything. I thought I'd try here and see if anyone has any
ideas.
I can find mountains of information on KDE1.x themes, which helps. But
packaging it all together is done differently between 1 and 2. I
Hello:
I have Mandrake-Linux pretty much how I would like it
to be. I've spent on and off for about several weeks
tweaking the thing (and having to do a few
reinstalls).
The only thing that I would like to know is this: I've
created two Windows partitions. One holds the OS to
boot from, the
On Sunday 12 August 2001 09:19 pm, Terry C wrote:
I remember civileme saying that hard drives were
limited to ata33 in Mandrake 8.0 because of some
problem in the kernel with the Via chipset. Does
anyone know if this has been fixed in the 2.4.7
kernel?
Just to be clear, the VIA-IDE bug
Hi everyone,
Since a few days I get this message from Cron:
Begin forwarded message:
Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2001 04:02:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cron Daemon)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Cron root@tbird run-parts /etc/cron.daily
error: syslog:181 duplicate log entry for
HI
The Mandrake 8.0 can't recognize the
ISDN USB Siemens Santis Communicator
do any one now how I' can it work
--
Thank you.
Ebrahim Elmahdy
mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sunday 12 August 2001 10:53 pm, Velanche Stewart wrote:
The only thing that I would like to know is this: I've
created two Windows partitions. One holds the OS to
boot from, the other is the d:drive to hold data
files.
Same thing I just did. You need to edit /etc/fstab and add the
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