Re: Fw: [newbie] The MD Alternative to W2K and MacOS9.2

the gimp is powerful, but it has one glaring flaw: it does not work in CMYK. and for professional design work, lab color and CMYK are absolutely, non-negotiable necessities ... and if there is a linux equivalent to freehand or illustrator, or to page layout software such as indesign and quarkxpre

Re: [newbie] trouble getting PHP to work ...

g on Apache 2.0 and above. When > you > type "make", did you look closely for any errors? > One > of many known errors may pop up when compiling. > > Paul > > --- Kenn Murrah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > well, i've never had to do that man

Re: [newbie] trouble getting PHP to work ...

iions, I've used mandrake 8.1 non-server edition, but I don't know if that's really relevant) any other ideas? thanks, kenn --- Todd Slater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, Dec 19, 2002 at 06:44:26AM -0800, Kenn > Murrah wrote: > > Greetings ... > > &

[newbie] trouble getting PHP to work ...

Greetings ... I know I've done this a dozen time before, but today I'm having trouble installing PHP on my Mandrake Linux Server 8.2 ... I've installed php, mod_php, php-mysql, and php-gd, but my php-encoded web pages still refuse to work (i.e., they display the php code) ... what am i doing wro

[newbie] connecting linux to windows

for now, i don't care about see my linux box from a windows machine ... i ONLY want to be able to reach a windows computer from my linux box, so that i can run wine ... do i need samba for this? or something else? i'm confused about whether samba is ONLY for making a linux box appear on a window

Re: [newbie] Have you got your LM90 preorders?

geez i dutifully paid my money for 8.1 and 8.2 and was considering doing so for 9.0 ... but is it just me, or does Mandrake WANT me to change to a different distro? some of the user-hostile things they've done lately makes me wonder my two cents, kenn --- Dale Huckeby <[EMAIL PROTECTED

RE: [newbie] remote access to mail for m$ users???

t; Frank > > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of > Kenn Murrah > Sent: Wednesday, 20 November 2002 5:50 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [newbie] remote access to mail for m$ > users??? > > > Okay, gang

[newbie] remote access to mail for m$ users???

Okay, gang ... I've won most of the battles here ... Thanks in no small part to the help I've received from this list, I have a Postfix/IMAP mail server up and running and all is well with the world ... The rub comes in trying to set up my Windows computers to access their mail ... Outlook and

RE: [newbie] running linux from a windows box via cygwin/XFree86

AIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Kenn, > > Do you really want to go to all this trouble, > tightvnc is a lot simpler. > > Tony. > > -Original Message- > From: Kenn Murrah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 4:15 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[newbie] running linux from a windows box via cygwin/XFree86

Greetings. I want to access my linux box from my windows computer using X ... I've installed cynwin/XFree86 but i'm unclear how to actually start a session of X from my windows computer ... what am i missing? can anyone point me in the right direction? thanks.

Re: [newbie] postfix problem? or something else?

IMAP server which > >> has the issue not Postfix. Which IMAP server are > you > >> using? > >> > >> Does this happen at the same time every day? If > so > >> your IMAP server may have a > >> cron job, or an entry in /etc/logrotate.d which >

Re: [newbie] postfix problem? or something else?

urier-imap which works pretty well for me. > Another alternative is University of Washington > imap, and there are a couple of others too. > > derek > > n Thu, 7 Nov 2002 08:42:30 -0800 (PST) > Kenn Murrah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > thanks, derek ...

Re: [newbie] postfix problem? or something else?

t the same time every day? If so > your IMAP server may have a > cron job, or an entry in /etc/logrotate.d which is > 'tidying up' every day > and restarting the server. > > derek > > > > On Thursday 07 Nov 2002 1:59 pm, Kenn Murrah wrote: > > Greetin

[newbie] logrotate error ??

when running logrotate logrotate.conf i'm getting an error: error: logrotate.conf:1 unexpected text the entire contents of my logrotate.conf file is: errors [EMAIL PROTECTED] /var/log/squid/access.log { rotate 8 daily } can anyone tell me what i've done w

[newbie] log analyzer for squid? can't get calamaris to work

i have my transparent proxy working now (thanks in no small part to the generous of some you on this list) ... all that remains to be done now is to find a log analyzer that works ... i've tried calamaris running from webmin, but i can't get it to display my logs ... i've set the path for my log t

[newbie] syncing of palm500?

what i've told (and have read online) of problems syncing a Palm m500 to mandrake linux ... and though i've installed pilot-link, i can't get my palm to see it ... any ideas? thanks, __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

Re: [newbie] palm programming tools for linux?

should have made it clear that it's PALM OS that I'm working with .... --- Kenn Murrah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Greetings. > > I'm looking for programming tools for programming my > PDA on my linux box ... In the Windows world, I've > been using Poc

[newbie] palm programming tools for linux?

Greetings. I'm looking for programming tools for programming my PDA on my linux box ... In the Windows world, I've been using PocketC with great success, but would like to find a way to program my PDA on my linux box (preferrably in C, though I'm willing to look at other options). I came up dry

[newbie] running X remotely

Greetings ... Okay, I've configured my mandrake box for ssh, and i can reach it from my windows machines using putty ... next step: what is the best approach to running X ... i've seen some windows programs to run X server on the windows box, then access my linux box remotely ... (or at least i

[newbie] somewhat OT: putting my server box on the Internet

Greetings ... i apologize for the off-topic post, but i don't know who else to ask. i've registered my domain name with network solutions, and i'm in the process of setting up my web pages on my new mandrake linux box ... what is the process for "registering" the domain name, so the rest of the

[newbie] postfix / webmin config problem ...

Greetings. I've just installed postfix from the original packaged CDs of Mandrake 8.1 ... and when I try to use webmin to configure it, it tells me that it can't understand the configuration file and that i need to configure postfix manually ... heck, if i knew how to do THAT, i wouldn't be usin

[newbie] automatic printing of email?

i know this is gonna sound odd, but ... for one application, i need emails to automatically print immediately upon receipt, with no human intervention. any ideas how this could be accomplished? is there a program that will do that? can it be scripted? thanks in advance for the help. kennM

[newbie] mail server recommendations, please

Greetings. I need to set up a mail server on a Mandrake Linux box ... hopefully something relatively simple to set up, seeing as I'm not the most knowledgeable Linux guy around (i'm not the LEAST knowledgeable, either, and i do have some experience with linux, but not with mail servers) ... Any

[newbie] OT: linux equivalent of WinProxy?

ind a similiar product I can run on my Mandrake Linux box ... it needs to be fairly user friendly, because I'm the only Linux person in the company, and a couple of other people will need to help me monitor the activity. Any suggestions? Thanks, K

Re: [newbie] child-protection for Linux?

WHAT A GREAT IDEA !!! Ground the kid so you can get to the computer yourself ... i wish I had thought of that! :-) --- Anne Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Just now he's grounded from his computer, and I'm > giving all the time I > can to Mandrake, so I'll get to that one as soon as > I

[newbie] benchmarking

I'm about to get up my courage to compile my own kernel, and I'd like to be able to benchmark my system both before and after the build, so I can see how much (if any) speed enhancement I get for my effort. How would you recommend that I benchmark my linux box's performance ? TIA, kennM

[newbie] rpm src install problem ...

Greetings ... I'm attempting to install gdk-pixbuf ... i could only find a src.rpm at rpmfind, not an i586 version ... so i was attempting to build it ... i'm getting a file not found message, even though, as you can see the file is there ... what am i doing wrong? thanks, kenn Script star

[newbie] cleaning up after kernel build

okay, i'm finished experimenting for the day ... for no reason other than to see what i could learn, i copied the source code onto my hard drive, configured a new kernal with make menuconfig, made the kernel, installed it, and tested it ... and i gotta admit, i learned a lot doing it ... but now

Re: [newbie] clock on dual boot system

thanks to everyone who helped me on this question, especially you, Anuerin ... this is a terrific reply. --- "Anuerin G. Diaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 27 Dec 2001 13:08:22 -0800 (PST) > Kenn Murrah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > okay, i

[newbie] clock on dual boot system

okay, i know this is a trivial issue but it's driving me nuts ... i've created a dual boot (windows ME and linux) in which the clock is 6 hours different between the two ... if i correct the clock in one operating system, when i reboot, it's wrong in the other ... what am i doing wrong here, gan

[newbie] how do i know if USB was detected? and iomega external CDRW ?

Greetings. I've done a default 8.1 installation on my laptop and everything seems to be functioning properly, including an ethernet connection that i was a little concerned about ... how do i tell if USB installed properly as well? the only USB gadget i have with me today at the office is an ext