Hi --
I need to buy a modem for my laptop (Toshiba 1625) running Linux 7.0. I got hold of a
NEC (Cadmus) PCMCIA modem last week
to try it out. The computer could find the modem in the PCMCIA slot, but I could not
connect to it. Have any of you successfully
used a PCMCIA modem with a
Hi, all --
I am a convert to MDK 7.2 from 7.0, and there are a few things I miss about
KDE1. Specifically, there are some utilities on the desktop in 7.0 that
aren't there in 7.2. For example, I would like to be able to click on an
icon on the desktop or the tool bar for "Find Files." It's
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pppd : (none of the available passwords would let it use an IP address).
I don't know what does it mean. Anyone can help me ?
Thanks.
-Pungki
Pungkitry adding the option 'noauth' to your
'/etc/ppp/options' file.
Alan
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Paul --
thanks. I remembered the -i, but not the n. Actually, I tried -ivf, which I think
was a bastard between FTP and tar. Oh well, at
least the programs both have 3 letters!
pete
On Fri, 25 Aug 2000 21:11:32 +0100 (BST), Paul wrote:
On Fri, 25 Aug 2000, Pete Clapham wrote:
Hi, all
, Kathleen Dickason wrote:
Does anyone here use Linux to program in C? I am just learning. Which compiler do
you use?
Thanks,
Kathleen
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set
up the daemons
on the Linux computer? They don't currently appear to be
running (since
telnet attempts bounce).
In /etc/inetd.conf you have to remove the # marks with the
telnetd line to
make the telnet daemon active.
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Hi, all --
I know there's been some discussion of IglooFTP-PRO, where some purists have
suggested it isn't the greatest thing since sliced windows, but I have to say
that I just donwloaded it, and it works at least as well as the best graphic
FTP I had run into previously (FTP-PM on OS/2).
Hi --
One of the best ways to learn to program in C is to get a good book. I would
strongly recommend Stephen Kochan's book. The title is something like
"Programming in C, second edition". It's a paperback, green cover, with a
black diamond on the front cover. It's well written and will
not access my zip. I did use the directions
in the guide for installation but obviously I did not do something right.
Could someone give me step by step instructions for getting this to work?
Any help will be appreciated. Thank you, Marcia
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Hi --
I had terrible problems getting Kppp to work. The problem was absurdly simple
to fix. Just increase the timeout on the kppp daemon. I use 150 as my
timeout, and it works fine. The program is a good one. But the defaults
don't work right. Stick in there.
pete
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Hi, all --
Can any of you tell me how to flush the print queue? I hope that Linux has
something as simple as Windows' (dare I use the term) clicking on the printer
icon and deleting the jobs. But I can't find it.
Thanks to anybody who can help point the direction.
pete
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and INETD is working correctly. How do I get the machine to
recognize a legitimate telnet session?
thanks.
pete
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ected" message, and then after a few seconds, you get the
message "Connection closed by remote
host." There is no opportunity to put in a name and password. We really need this to
work. Can anybody tell me what has to be
done in order to make this possible?
Thanks.
pete
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to change security levels?
Thanks.
pete
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What driver are you using? This thing should work with the DeskJet 550c driver. have you tried that?
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Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2000 11:11:08 -0700
Hello Everyone,
I have a HP DeskJet 712c, and I cant get it to work. I have tried all the install techniques
, or prerequesites which have
to be given...?
thx
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. Is the console
necessary? Can I stop it from doing that?
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On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Pete Clapham wrote:
Hi, all --
I reloaded Mandrake 7.0 after running satisfactorily with 6.1, and there's a
problem with the C libraries.
They worked fine under 6.1, but gcc can't find them with 7.0 using a Make file.
Does one need to treat gcc
. When I try to FTP or Telnet to the server from a foreign
machine, it connects, then closes the connection.
Can any of you advise me what is wrong -- and how to fix it?
Thanks.
pete
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), and one cannot ping anything.
Can anybody advise me if I need to turn something else on?
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pete
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as to how to compile a program?
Thanks.
pete
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forgot it, but what's it called now?
Thanks.
pete
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Hi, all --
I just upgraded our web server from 6.1 to 7.0, and all seems well EXCEPT that Apache
won't start. I checked inetd.conf, and
noticed that there was no entry for httpd. Can anybody help me get this started again?
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pete
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advise me why this is happening and how to fix it?
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pete
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Hi --
Depending on how 7.1 works (I'm assuming it works like 7.0, which I have), you click
on DrakConf as root and then on Startup.
Choose the packages (in your case inetd) you want to start. They should start. You
can also invoke LinuxConf and go to local
file systems on the control tab
==[K][D][M]
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t or does anyone has any ideas ?
I have the same card, and I get the same problem.
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interface to come up".
I have checked all the settings in kppp which seem to be correct and have
even read the manual :-)) but with no result. I have no problems with the
same modem using BeOS or Windoze.
Please help, I'm tearing my hair out and there's not much left!
Roger
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appreciate any refrences or
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Hi --
If you're willing to pay for a commercial server, try DMail for Linux. You can get it at www.netwinsite.com. We've used it for some time, and have found it quite stable.
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Hey guys, I usually sit back and watch
Hi, all --
Do any of you know where I can get a Fortran compiler for Linux? (Yes, I know C is
more flexible -- and Mandrake already
includes gcc, but I need to compile some fortran programs that some others created).
Thanks,
pete
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tried various combinations of
TCP/IP and NETBIOS names and numbers, but none seem to work. Has anybody actually
done this, so that you can either
tell me how to do it or where to go to find out?
Thanks.
pete
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Hi, all --
I have, for some time, been trying to figure out how to use my Linux box to access files and printers on my NT and Warp Server
networks. The obvious answer is SAMBA. As one who does not like to bother my colleagues on this list, I wanted to go to
www.samba.org first to see how
Hi, all --
Do any of you know where I can get a Fortran compiler for Linux? (Yes, I know C is
more flexible -- and Mandrake already
includes gcc, but I need to compile some fortran programs that some others created).
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pete
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s a simple configuration problem, but I'm at a loss to say where it
is.
Have any of you had similar experiences?
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ci", I find that device 8 on
bus 0 is a Cirrus Logic Unknown Device
(Rev 1), with some other data.
I have two questions. First, do I want to set up this sound card as a SoundBlaster
Pro or as a Crystal 4281? Secondly, How do I
do it?
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a.out?? Does C still equal C, or are there "flavors"
of C??
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vern
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is a Matrox Millenium with 4 mb of video memory. Can
anybody tell me what is wrong?
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... turn
them off.)
Linux should detect your card now ... Good Luck
Jay
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Hi, all --
I am running Linux Mandrake 6.1 on a Toshiba satellite 1625 laptop. Feeling that I
wanted to connect it to my household LAN, I
went to my neighborhood Office Max and bought a PCMCIA Ethernet Card (the Linksys
version, which would appear to be the
common sort available). When I
Hi, all --
I would like to thank those of you who answered my query about taking a log in GNU c.
The program was, indeed, as I had
thought, correct, but the linker does not link the math libraries unless the -lm
switch is present. Things now work fine.
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me:
[1] Is CRON the right thing to use?
[2] What is the syntax for an operation call (call it CleanItUp) to be performed
at 2:34 AM each day?
[3] What file does the above operation call go into?
Thank you very much for your help.
cheers,
pete
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ed pattern with the mouse's X that
one sees when one first configures the X server. The KDE does not come up, and one
loses control of the machine. It doesn't
hang, but you can't do anything. Typing does nothing, and you can't open a shell.
Can anybody advise what's happening?
Thanks.
Pete Clapham
manufacturer.
Thanks for your help.
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the problem is - and more important how to
solve it?
Thanks.
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DIRECTLY INTO X, I DON'T KNOW HOW TO GO DIRECTLY INTO
COMMAND-LINE
I ASSUME IT'S POSSIBLE, BUT HOW TO DO IT ISN'T REAL OBVIOUS
On 31/12/99, Pete Clapham said:
Hi, all --
I have loaded Linux-Mandrake onto a new server and have an odd problem. I
configured it on a Pentium-II with a Millenium-II
the message that the server is refusing connection. The
directories are all drwxr-xr-x from root to
document root (and beyond through all appropriate html directories), and the owner of
all htm, jpg, and gif files is nobody:nobody.
Does anybody have an idea what is wrong?
Thanks.
Pete Clapham
.
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those permissions. Can you point me in that
direction?
Thanks.
Pete Clapham
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re is html there. But I
can't see it.
I suspect that there is some configuration step that needs to be done in order to tell
the browser that the "public_html"
directory is, in fact, public. Can anybody advise me what it is?
Thanks.
Cheers,
pete
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