Hello,
i have lm 8.2 and set it up for run level 5, medium security. for one of my
user id's whenever I log out the system just hangs. the only thing that
works to get the system to respond is ctrl-alt-f1, then i have a logon
again, su to root, then reboot the machine (because if i try to do
hello,
in the boot section of the mandrake control center i can choose to have the
machine auto logon, what user id to use, and have kde be invoked as the
window manager.
problem: one of my user id's doesn't show up (and wouldn't you know it that
is the one i want to use since it is the one
excellent! that is exactly what i needed. i have beem messing with
xinetd.conf and everything seems ok. when i did a urmpi telnet the
telnet-server-krb5 was the only possible rpm it could find. i didn't see a
samba-swat tho. maybe i'll have to look online for that rpm.
so you would do a
what is the word on the street for Internet Exchange Messanger Server from
IMA?
http://www.ima.com/documents/release6_0.html
From: Dennis Myers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [newbie] OT: Outlook killers for Windows/Linux
Date: Tue, 20 Aug
hello,
i was looking in the services section of the mandrake control center and
both swat and telnet are set to automatically start when the machine boots.
i went hmmm when i saw that the services were stopped. i clicked on the
start button and it said it couldnt find swat. same for
i have just done what i thought was a successful installation...but i can't
tell if Wizdrake is installed. the documentation, Mandrake Linux 8.1:
Reference manual, says it you have Wizdrake installed then you can use the
wizards to help configure the Network, Samba, DNS, DHCP, etc.
snipThe
ignore my last msg about wizdrake...it was sent in error...what i meant to
ask was:
i can't figure out how to install telnet or swat. i look in the services
section of the mandrake control center and it says telnet and swat are to
start at boot. lo and behold they are stopped. i try to
i have just done what i thought was a successful installation...but i can't
tell if Wizdrake is installed. the documentation, Mandrake Linux 8.1:
Reference manual, says it you have Wizdrake installed then you can use the
wizards to help configure the Network, Samba, DNS, DHCP, etc.
snipThe
