Hi all,
I have a problem I've been struggling with for a little while, so I'm going to
break down and ask here.
I purchased a powerbook G4 last xmas, and since then I've only been able to
network between the 2 in one direction.
My powerbook has no problem seeing and accessing shares on my
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 05:32, g. sanders wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem I've been struggling with for a little while, so I'm going to
break down and ask here.
I purchased a powerbook G4 last xmas, and since then I've only been able to
network between the 2 in one direction.
My
On Sunday 16 May 2004 12:33, Stephen Kuhn wrote:
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 05:32, g. sanders wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem I've been struggling with for a little while, so I'm
going to break down and ask here.
I purchased a powerbook G4 last xmas, and since then I've only been able
to
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 06:01, g. sanders wrote:
Are you running SAMBA on both?
I most definitely have it running on the linux box. Here's where my lack of
knowledge about max osx comes in though: on the powerbook, under system
preferences, I've checked windows sharing which says that my
So it's safe to assume that you've set up the same workgroup name, and
that you've got a static IP for both the G4 and the MDK box, ya?
yes, that would be safe to assume.
workgroup is simply, well, WORKGROUP (original, I know. :-) and they both have
static ip's within my home lan.
One
On Mon, 2004-05-17 at 06:20, g. sanders wrote:
So it's safe to assume that you've set up the same workgroup name, and
that you've got a static IP for both the G4 and the MDK box, ya?
yes, that would be safe to assume.
workgroup is simply, well, WORKGROUP (original, I know. :-) and they
On Mon, 17 May 2004 07:19:27 +1000
Stephen Kuhn disseminated the following:
workgroup is simply, well, WORKGROUP (original, I know. :-) and they both
have
static ip's within my home lan.
One other thing, that is probably fairly critical, I can see the printer
shares on my G4 from
I think that this might have something to do with the firewall on the
MDK machine; have you tried disabling it and then being able to share
the files?
Wouldn't the firewall only block inbound connection attempts? And even if
it was blocking outgoing, why is the shared printer showing?
On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 05:58, Randy Kramer wrote:
* Is there an easy way to find such email if they are delayed by
Postfix? (I tried looking in the defer directory (or was it deferred --
there are both) and it is filled with 10 or 15 (16?) directories with
names like 1, 2, 3 ..., and some
Seth,
Thanks very much! I'll try these out over the next several days (and
check the man page for postqueue).
Randy Kramer
Seth Zirin wrote:
Postfix now includes sendmail compatibility commands so you should be
able to display all queued mail with the simple command mailq. You can
get a
On Monday 19 Aug 2002 4:46 pm, you wrote:
On Monday August 19 2002 09:47 am, Randy Kramer wrote:
et wrote:
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for some
long time if my connection to the internet is busy, for example, I
now have 3 mails in my outbox waiting (and
Seth Zirin wrote:
[2] Install the Bind package and setup a caching DNS. This will
enable your system to cache DNS information for the sites
and addresses that you use frequently. Bind automatically
updates stale DNS info so there is no problem with out of date
FemmeFatale wrote:
You're corrected. One word: SAMBA.
--
Femme
This is sick... i sent these replies 2 days ago. Cept for this SAMBA
one. :| STupid isp. or is it the list again?
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
On Monday 19 August 2002 04:56 am, you wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
You're corrected. One word: SAMBA.
--
Femme
This is sick... i sent these replies 2 days ago. Cept for this SAMBA
one. :| STupid isp. or is it the list again?
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for
et wrote:
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for some long time if
my connection to the internet is busy, for example, I now have 3 mails in my
outbox waiting (and telling me no host to be found) while I download beta3
iso1. since it's dialup, it take a cople of days to
On Monday 19 August 2002 10:47 am, you wrote:
et wrote:
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for some long
time if my connection to the internet is busy, for example, I now have 3
mails in my outbox waiting (and telling me no host to be found) while I
download beta3
On Monday August 19 2002 09:47 am, Randy Kramer wrote:
et wrote:
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for some
long time if my connection to the internet is busy, for example, I
now have 3 mails in my outbox waiting (and telling me no host to be
found) while I download
On Monday 19 August 2002 11:46 am, you wrote:
On Monday August 19 2002 09:47 am, Randy Kramer wrote:
et wrote:
I have even found that Kmail will hold my outgoing mail for some
long time if my connection to the internet is busy, for example, I
now have 3 mails in my outbox waiting (and
et wrote:
On Monday 19 August 2002 04:56 am, you wrote:
FemmeFatale wrote:
You're corrected. One word: SAMBA.
--
Femme
This is sick... i sent these replies 2 days ago. Cept for this SAMBA
one. :| STupid isp. or is it the list again?
I have even found that Kmail will hold
Thanks!
Randy Kramer
et wrote:
I believe what Ed is referring to is that so much of his current
bandwidth is being used by the d/l, that the connection to his ISP's
mail server times out (eg, no host...), and Kmail just keeps the
post(s) stored in the Outbox folder. I run into this
How would I setup linux so i can access it's folders from a windows machine
i.e \\bob\sharename
And where do you give your linux pc the windows machine name type thingy.
Not too worried about security as only my pc's on the lan, this linux box is
also a proxy server connected to the internet via
You're corrected. One word: SAMBA.
--
Femme
Good Decisions You boss Made:
We'll do as you suggest and go with Linux. I've always liked that
character from Peanuts.
- Source: Dilbert
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
: Re: [newbie] Sharing files with windows 9x
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On Friday 24 August 2001 09:53 pm, thus spake Luke Randall:
Ok. here's the info for you:
In /var/log/messages:
Aug 25 21:22:51 CPE-144-132-190-201 smb: smbd startup succeeded
Aug 25 21:22:51
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On Saturday 25 August 2001 04:56 pm, thus spake Luke Randall:
Ok,
I was messing around with it a bit and now everything works basically.
EXCEPT: I can see the linux computer on the Windows 98 machine under
Network Neighbourhood but when I try
In this case, I just disable the firewall temporarily while
I share the file or printer, then restart the firewall.
That's ok if you are right there at the machine (or within a few minutes of
its location). However, if you are trying to remotely administer a
machine, that becomes less
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On Saturday 25 August 2001 08:14 am, thus spake Michael D. Viron:
In this case, I just disable the firewall temporarily while
I share the file or printer, then restart the firewall.
That's ok if you are right there at the machine (or within a
Subject: Re: [newbie] Sharing files with windows 9x
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Have you checked your system log for any error messages? Look at
/var/log/messages before and after trying to start Samba, and report the
results here.
It might also help us if you copy part
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On Friday 24 August 2001 09:53 pm, thus spake Luke Randall:
Ok. here's the info for you:
In /var/log/messages:
Aug 25 21:22:51 CPE-144-132-190-201 smb: smbd startup succeeded
Aug 25 21:22:51 CPE-144-132-190-201 smb: nmbd startup succeeded
In
I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get
through so here it is again:
Hi,
I'm really new to linux and want to know how to set
it up to share files and printers with Windows 9x. (ie: so they can be seen
through the network neighbourhood button in windows) and also how I can see
other
Hi
As far as I know you need to use SAMBA.
Robert MacLean
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From: Luke Randall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 2:46 AM
Subject: [newbie] Sharing files with windows 9x
I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get through
I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get through so here it is again:
Hi,
I'm really new to linux and want to know how to set it up to share files
an d printers with Windows 9x. (ie: so they can be seen through the network
ne ighbourhood button in windows) and also how I can see other
Hello Luke,
Wednesday, August 22, 2001, 10:46:25 AM, you wrote:
LR I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get through so here it is again:
LR Hi,
LR I'm really new to linux and want to know how to set it up to share files and
printers with Windows 9x. (ie: so they can be seen through the
Luke Randall wrote:
I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get through so here it is
again:
Luke,
It got through yesterday and today. Several factors may influence if /
how soon you get a response:
1. see http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Test/AvoidHTMLinEmail
2. how difficult the
Of course on a single machine you can mount your windows
partitions and interact with its files from Linux.
But you're interested in sharing over a network.
Linux can emulate an NT box using Samba, a utility
in widespread use for this purpose.
Here's a fat book on the subject, available on the
dated 8/21/01, 5:46:25 PM
Author: Luke Randall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] Sharing files with windows 9x:
I sent this yesterday but it didn't seem to get through so here it is
again:
Hi,
I'm really new to linux and want to know how to set it up to share files
and printers with Windows 9x
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