Thanks to all who offered me advice on LinNeighborhood, very much
appreciated. After installing the suggested Development tools,
LinNeighborhood installed ok. I can load it, scan the lan, and it lists the
windows pc's it finds.
However, although it finds the pc's, it lists only the names and NOT
Scratch the request below folks, just realised I had to change the username
when browsing.
Cheery
-- Forwarded by Ronnie Boyd/UK/IBM on 29/11/2002 14:55
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Ronnie Boyd/UK/IBM@[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 29/11/2002 14:42:01
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Hello there. I am a long term Windows user/tech support person who has
recently installed Mandrake Linux, partly out of curiosity, partly because
I feel it's the coming thing. I managed to install it, get it on our
training LAN, mount drives and what not without any bother, but I've run
into a
Thanks! The j switch did the job and unzipped the bz2 file, creating the
LinNeighborhood directory without problem.
However, when I then try the following commands, I get error messages
./configure
make
make install
[root@derfel LinNeighborhood-0.6.5]# ./configure
checking for a BSD compatible
Have run into a dead end with LinNeighborhood and don't know what I'm doing
wrong.
Did the...tar -xjvf LinNeighborhood-0.6.5.tar.bz2
It creates the LinNeighborhood directory ok, but nothing else.
I'm not sure if executable should be installed at this time in
/usr/local/bin/
I try
, Ronnie Boyd wrote:
Have run into a dead end with LinNeighborhood and don't know what I'm
doing
wrong.
Did you get Alan Shoemaker's post? I think you would be well to try it.
In
case you didn't, here is the important bit:
/quote
instead, why not download and install the mdk9 rpm file
from one
