On 25-Dec-2000 Mike McNally opined:
>
>> The PATH variable in /etc/profile is usually one of them. That
>> requires
>> either a reboot or a logout/login to reset the variable.
>
> REBOOT!?! Ack, bite your tongue!! :-)
I think I said (correct my above quoting if I'm wrong) reboot or.
Both
On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> ok, cool, thanks the -r option worked, i got my boot disk ready incase i mess
> anything up.
>
> here is my new lilo.conf...
>
> boot = /dev/hda
> delay = 5 # optional, for systems that boot very quickly
> vga = normal # force sane state
>
On Mon, Dec 25, 2000 at 10:07:56PM -0700, Frank Jacobberger wrote:
> I was just trying to make a new 2.4.0 test13-pre4 kernel and noticed
> an indordinate amount of warnings.. A friend told me to switch back
> to gcc 2.95.2 because it is more stable..
>
> Why is RH going with a NON release gcc??
The funny thing about all of this is.. RedHat had been quite a bit behind
in releases before version 6.0 of the distro. Then during 6.x, they were
doing pretty well. Now with 7.0, they've hit the other extreme and started
going a bit too cutting edge with a few of their beta software inclusions.
Sorry for the delay, Gustav!!
You will have to modify XF86config by hand. That is the unique way to
make your graphic environment understand what you are talking about. I
had the same experience making my Happy Hacking Kbd working in
Spanish...
-Manuel.
___
There is a newer release on the Redhat site.
Assuming you're running RH7 at this point, you could try running "up2date"
to get a list of the most recent updates for your system.
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Frank Jacobberger wrote:
> I was just trying to make a new 2.4.0 test13-pre4 kernel and noticed
I was just trying to make a new 2.4.0 test13-pre4 kernel and noticed an
indordinate amount of warnings.. A friend told me to switch back to
gcc 2.95.2 because it is more stable..
Why is RH going with a NON release gcc?? Why do we need to run
2.91.? of kgcc to compile new kernels...
Why all this
The idea is if you use rc.d named script to start it up, then you should
use the same thing to restart it and to shut it down. The script is more
than just a shell call. It takes care of some of the files that aren't
handled by the daemon such as those to note status of the daemon for use
with oth
You have a couple of options:
First, you can:
A) "ps -ax | grep named" to get the PID of the running named processes,
and then
B) kill -HUP
Or, you can:
C) "killall -HUP named"
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, Shanmuga Raj wrote:
> Hi Eddie,
> Thanks for the reply, can you explain if I can use "kill -s S
No not sure on that one. I have just been doing via the restart for 4 and
1/2 years.
Eddie Strohmier
- Original Message -
From: "Shanmuga Raj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 11:41 PM
Subject: RE: DNS
> Hi Eddie,
> Thanks for the reply, can
Hi Eddie,
Thanks for the reply, can you explain if I can use "kill -s SIGHUP" for
doing this ?
Regards
Raj
-Original Message-
From: Eddie Strohmier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 11:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: DNS
/etc/rc.d/init.d/named resta
rm -f should get rid of it
- Original Message -
From: "Steve Kieu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "RedHat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 8:44 PM
Subject: /var/log/dmesg strange ownership!!!
> Hi all,
>
> Today I discover that my /var/log/dmesg has a very
> strange owne
/etc/rc.d/init.d/named restart
Eddie Strohmier
- Original Message -
From: "Shanmuga Raj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "redhat-list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 25, 2000 11:06 PM
Subject: DNS
> How do make DNS to re-load the named.conf after making changes to
> named.conf.
>
How do make DNS to re-load the named.conf after making changes to
named.conf.
I tried kill -s SIGHUP "PID". It seems to work, I can ping to the newly
created server record. However, when I shutdown the server, the named
service comes up with "FAILED", could some one explain to me.
Thanks and Reg
On 12/25/00, 06:44:47PM -0800, Steve Kieu wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Today I discover that my /var/log/dmesg has a very
> strange ownership, not understand why. At boot up I
> saw:
>
> /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. /var/log/dmesg Operation not
> permited
>
> then I try to check it. Wooho, the file is more th
Hi all,
Today I discover that my /var/log/dmesg has a very
strange ownership, not understand why. At boot up I
saw:
/etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. /var/log/dmesg Operation not
permited
then I try to check it. Wooho, the file is more than
16Mb and I can not remove it by any means, and it has:
owner 3315
ok, cool, thanks the -r option worked, i got my boot disk ready incase i mess
anything up.
here is my new lilo.conf...
boot = /dev/hda
delay = 5 # optional, for systems that boot very quickly
vga = normal# force sane state
image = /boot/vmlinuz
label = linux
root=/dev/hda8
other =
On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> doh, i know, i keep changing the date in kde2, but it keeps getting reset...i
> dunno what to do about it..
>
> ok, i'm trying to put lilo on a floppy by typing:
> lilo -C /mnt/floppy/etc/lilo.conf -b /dev/fd0
> but its complaining about not fin
doh, i know, i keep changing the date in kde2, but it keeps getting reset...i
dunno what to do about it..
ok, i'm trying to put lilo on a floppy by typing:
lilo -C /mnt/floppy/etc/lilo.conf -b /dev/fd0
but its complaining about not finding /boot/message. its because my
/mnt/floppy/etc/lilo.con
> The PATH variable in /etc/profile is usually one of them. That requires
> either a reboot or a logout/login to reset the variable.
REBOOT!?! Ack, bite your tongue!! :-)
All you really need to do (unless your /etc/profile and/or your .profile,
wherever you choose to put your PATH setting, is
On 25-Dec-2000 Huiyuan Ma opined:
> Sorry,still have two questions.
> After I installed j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm , when I
> entered the directory of .../bin,the javac doesn't
> work! I was told the command couldn't be found.And my
> netscape seems doesn't work with Applet. Are there any
> enviroment
Sorry,still have two questions.
After I installed j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm , when I
entered the directory of .../bin,the javac doesn't
work! I was told the command couldn't be found.And my
netscape seems doesn't work with Applet. Are there any
enviromental variables to set? Can anybody tell me the
re
Hi Mike,
> Is anybody currently running Redhat 6.2 or greater on an Asus A7V? If so, any
> problems worth noting?
By default the i686 kernel will be installed, which has an issue with the
cpu_id. You can boot this kernel using the "x86_serial_nr=1" on the lilo
prompt, or inst
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Huiyuan Ma wrote:
> Oh,I see.Thank you.
> Sorry I didn't specify clearly.I need to use servlet
> and JSP,so what I need to install besides JSDK?
Yes. If you decide to use mod_jserv, read the directions on which
additional Java packages you need to install. It think you might
Hi,
Anyone had experience in LDAP servers?
I'm trying to configure, saying ldap://locatname/cn=localhost,o=me,c=mycountry
how should I go abt it ?
Specifically in openldap
and SecureWay Directory (IBM LDAP server) ??
This has to do with JNDI...we are trying to create a context or something
for
--- Thornton Prime <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Huiyuan Ma wrote:
>
> > I have a simple question:When I tried to install
> > j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh,I was told it wasn't an
> rpm
> > package.So what is *.sh about?
>
> It is a self-extracting shell script.
>
> Run 'sh j2sd
On Mon, 25 Dec 2000, Huiyuan Ma wrote:
> I have a simple question:When I tried to install
> j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh,I was told it wasn't an rpm
> package.So what is *.sh about?
It is a self-extracting shell script.
Run 'sh j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh' and it will ask you to agree to the
license,
I have a simple question:When I tried to install
j2sdk-1-3-0-linux-rpm.sh,I was told it wasn't an rpm
package.So what is *.sh about?
Besides,to run java in Linux,(I'm using RH7,and the
apache has been installed),I need to install j2sdk and
Jserve,right?And are there any suggestions?Thanks.
__
Hi Christopher,
> # LILO configuration created by QuickInst 21 Wed Dec 27 01:32:36
> /etc/localtime 2000
It seems your clock is still two days ahead. It's monday in Europe, tuesday
in Asia, but not wednesday in America I guess ;-).
> boot = /dev/hda
> compact
You can omit
On Wed, 27 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> hello.
>
> i've read some posts about this on the internet and still can't make sense of
> this. i have lilo 21.6 and redhat 6.2. my first hd (/dev/hda) is all for
> linux. my second hd (/dev/hdb) is all for windows. here is the lilo.conf
On Tue, 26 Dec 2000, christopher j bottaro wrote:
> dangit, accually, i just thought of something that might be causing it to
> mess up. on my second hd, i have windows >and< linux (i've been mounting my
> linux partition (on hdb) to copy files). the mbr (of hdb) has lilo in it
> that dual bo
If at all possible, I'd like to suggest the following:
DOS/Windows9x need to be on the first physical hard drive, and in a
primary partition.
My suggestion, if it's possible, is to:
A) make a boot diskette...and make sure to modify it so that /dev/hdb is
the Linux boot drive.
B) Switch your dr
hello.
i've read some posts about this on the internet and still can't make sense of
this. i have lilo 21.6 and redhat 6.2. my first hd (/dev/hda) is all for
linux. my second hd (/dev/hdb) is all for windows. here is the lilo.conf i
use...
# LILO configuration created by QuickInst 21 Wed
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