Question: Why is this forum not on a regular newsgroup. After being on
this email forum for 12 hours, I understand where Anthony is coming
from...
Now that is a very good point! Why on earth is such an active mailing list
not in the form of a mailing list??? Hopefully Google/Deja would
Remember that MS Word is a stand-alone of a whole family of MS Office
products. Star Office launches the entire office suite. If MS Office did the
same it would need to launch Word, Power Point, Excel, etc., etc. You are
not comparing apples to apples.
Ineed, but I would much rather just load
I am trying to set up Samba on my Linux machine but am totally lost.
I quite understand and Samba is far too complex for non-techies like you and
me. I eventually get it done by resorting to the Samba Step by Step, that
just gives yu a very basic fairly low security and very low tech recipe to
Can't seem to get nfs working... strangest thing is that
linuxconf lets me install nfs drives and exports, while nfstools are not even
installed... mind you, why aren't they?
Well, I tried about everything and eventually managed
to get nfs installed.. at least I thought I did... but I
I experience the following problem:
[root@srv1 /root]# mount -t nfs srv0:/home/courses /mnt/tmp
mount: RPC: Unable to receive; errno = Connection refused
I had the same problem. portmap was also up, but when I looked, nfs-tools
was not installed... (don't ask me why). And that also wanted
want to share or be
shared... :-(
Just one of many concerns while installing Mnd 72...
:-(
Rgds
Martin
Martin
Cleaver
MCTranslations/Spot Softwarephone: +31 20
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I loaded Corel PhotoPaint from the CD included with the Brit Linux
magazine.
I installs fine, but when I run it it says it can't find the 'path for
Fontastic' fonts.
Same problem with Corel WP Office 2000 (which cost a lotta money!)
There are a couple of fixes floating around that seem to
does't get me anywhere...
I had made a boot floppy this time (last time Mandrake just shot past the
option without even letting me make one) but it would appear to be
corrupt... (shouldn't Mandrake at least check :-(
So anyway, what do I do?
Rgds
Martin
Martin Cleaver MCTransla
I had made a boot floppy this time (last time Mandrake just
shot past the option without even letting me make one) but
it would appear to be corrupt... (shouldn't Mandrake at
least check :-(
Martinyour descriptions of the assorted problems are
somewhat incomplete, but it sounds as
I tried installing it on Mandrake 7.2... the fonttastic installer didn't
work. That is a reported problem... however I have not managed to solve it
with the available suggestions (removing the link to init.d in etc and
forcing the install of the fonts.)
Does anyone have any further
the depenmdencies to install
RPMdrake itself... (gmessage and gsomething else...)
RGds
Martin
Martin Cleaver MCTranslations/Spot Software
phone: +31 20 6162224 fax: +31 20 884 1230
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Tom, I honestly don't know- all I know is that my bios settings were
changed...what preceded it was several attempts to boot, all aborted by me
when the 'eth0' interface was unable to be brought up due to some problem
probably with my isp.
Sounds familiar... it took me months to work out
1) I use Samba step by step, but Linuxconf just ignores and deletes
existing
smb.conf info :-(
Use vi and "man smb.conf"
I was able to restore the Samba SbS version and use that, buit it isn't very
friendly of linuxconf to chuck away an existing smb.conf (us newbies can't
cope with that
to, I will need very precise instructions... :-(
I sound like a newbie, am a newbie and want to
remain a newbie... life's too short... Can anyone help me with the necessary
change and also ask the powers that be to be a little more informative in the
future?
Rgds
Martin
--Martin
Cleaver
MC
What am I supposed to do with these? WHen you join mailing lists, you are
expected to know what to do to get off, and not to spam all its users.
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Martin Cleaver
- Original Message -
From: Joseph L. Czapiewski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 19, 1999 1
You specify multiple
packages on the same command line such as "rpm -e netscape-common-4.6-1
netscape-communicator-4.6-1
But each of the above apparently refers to more than one package :-(
How can I get a lisrt of what is installed (including duplicates?
I can't force an uninstall, and
Now that THAT's out of the way, you specify multiple
packages on the same command line such as "rpm -e netscape-common-4.6-1
netscape-communicator-4.6-1 netscape-navigator-4.6-1" you
may have to put a comma between each package, but I don't
believe so.
I was just going to try that from
I tried to upgrade Mandrake 5.3 to 6, but that was not a success... Several
.conf files got zapped and I had to reconstruct my old setup again and
didn't manage to get printing to work. So it was time to try again. I
thought it might be worth trying RedHat 6 because KDE was now included...
but
I upgraded from Festen to Venus and everything looked okay. But then I
found out that NFS didn't wpok (easy to solve: it was no longer loaded
automatically :-(
Samba didn't work either, but that was solved with the latest bug fix.
Now I am left without sound (no snfconfig can be found) and I
)...
Rgds
Martin
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Martin
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"smbclient:error in loading shared libraries:
/usr/lib/libreadline.so.3:
undefined symbol: BC"
Maybe the 2.03 binaries are compiled for different libraries than
come with M6, and you'll have to recompile them under M6? Just a
thought...
Maybe a very good thought... but I get the
I upgraded from 5.3 to 6 and was amazed to see that
everything seemed to be okay. KDE started up and all my apps were there and
seemed to start okay. But my joy was premature. I cannot print at all (the
process gets locked in the spool directory and nothing comes out of the
printer)and
I upgraded from 5.3 to 6 and was amazed to see
that everything seemed to be okay. KDE started up and all my apps were there
and seemed to start okay. But my joy was premature. I cannot print at all (the
process gets locked in the spool directory and nothing comes out of the
I've got a Guillemot MAxi Xentor Video card (Nividia TNT2) and I'd like
to install Venus. I've heard that it should be possible to use the TNT(1)
driver as a TNT2 driver for X11.
And which Linux
mailer softwrae made it possible for you to immitate Outlook Express so
well:
Rgds
Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... how can they keep on updating
it, if
they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. I learned my
lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake
proved
impossible (worse: I lost my Xwindows)
If you want it cheap,
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they
dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut
And it doesn't even support IMAP, so cannot really be considered a serious
contender. too would love to find a good email/news client, as Netscape for
Doug Brown wrote:
In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come
with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself.
Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core
version $40.00. I paid, like, $1.89 plus SH for Mandrake
I've been sweating blood around here because what looked as if it should
be a simple upgrade that even a newbie like me could tackle left me
without a graphics desktop (which a newbie like me can't do without :-(
The install script for KDE 1.1.1 won't work with Mandrake, but the
answer was
I fear I did something silly and have now lost my parallel port. I can't
print, and when I look (in file manager) at /dev/lp1 it says "Could not
read file: /dev/lp1. File does not exist or access denied. That's my
printer! :-)
How can I revive an ailing /dev/lp1?
Rgds
Martin
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M
: lpr: connect: No such file or directory
jobs queued, but cannot start daemon.
Rgds
Martin
Martin Cleaver wrote:
I fear I did something silly and have now lost my parallel port. I can't
print, and when I look (in file manager) at /dev/lp1 it says "Could not
read file: /dev/lp1. File
Steve Philp wrote:
I fear I did something silly and have now lost my parallel port. I can't
print, and when I look (in file manager) at /dev/lp1 it says "Could not
read file: /dev/lp1. File does not exist or access denied. That's my
printer! :-)
I restarted linux and found that lp1 was
Jeanette Russo wrote:
If you are using the Red Hat rpm. player that one is missing a codec and
will not run. Try the Linux ELF player you get it on the same page.
Sounds like a great idea... but hard work for a newbie... why doesn't RA ebug
it's contribution?
Rgds
Martin
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Martin
Jeroen Eijskoot wrote:
I fear I did something silly and have now lost my parallel port. I can't
print, and when I look (in file manager) at /dev/lp1 it says "Could not
read file: /dev/lp1. File does not exist or access denied. That's my
printer! :-)
I restarted linux and
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