According to top I have 1 zombie process. How do 1 find out which one it
is so I can kill it?
Many Thanks
Mike
Linux: because rebooting is for adding new hardware.
Your mouse has moved. Windows NT must be restarted for the change to take
effect.
Reboot now [OK]?
Patrick Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I'm wondering what the problem is. Is it that I can't be su to run cvs?
The problem is that the files I'm creating come from the output of commands
that are run as root user. I'd rather not su the exit and then commit. So
I guess I'm asking what
On Sat, 9 Mar 2002, Patrick Nelson wrote:
I get an error that says cvs [commit aborted]: cannot commit files as
'root'
Try running the commit like su $user -c 'cvs commit ...'
So I'm wondering what the problem is. Is it that I can't be su to run cvs?
The problem is that the files I'm
On 21:18 10 Mar 2002, Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| According to top I have 1 zombie process. How do 1 find out which one it
| is
It'll show up in ps axf with [square brackets] around its name.
| so I can kill it?
You can't, and don't need to. After a process dies its details are left
Patrick Nelson wrote:
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Bill Crawford
Try running the commit like su $user -c 'cvs commit ...'
Restrictions on doing things as root are usually there with good reason, I'd
try to figure a way of avoiding it.
Can you not run the root stuff in one screen/terminal and the cvs stuff
On 22:38 09 Mar 2002, Vidiot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| What the hell is going on with Netscape? I have the 4.77 RPM version installed
| on RH7.1 and the damn thing is screwing up URLs way too often.
|
| For example:
|
|
Hi Folks, I'm running 6.2 (on /dev/sda) now and I've installed 7.2 on a
separate disk (/dev/sdb)so that I can configure it before changing over. I
don't want to install grub until I have 7.2 going (priorities).
Lilo works well with partitions on one disk, but I have multiple
disks. How can I get
I have finally decided to replace my 1987 dot matrix printer with
something a little more modern. After some looking, it appears that the
HP940c would probably represent a decent tradeoff 'tween budget and
needs/wants. But before I rush out and buy any printer, I want to know
it's gonna work on
Hi there.
I installed a Linux box as a router firewall for my
home adsl connection. We use MSN on both win and mac boxes and that works just
fine until we try to use voice conversationor netmeeting vith video, there
are communcation problems. I used it before using the linux router so I
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Yes,
they are in the same workgroup. I can see all computers from the local
network, and I can access them when I dial into my Linux server from Win98, but
nothing shows up in the Net Neighborhood except from the
Lan.
Travis
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Best advice - forget NetMeeting. If you search through the MS
knowledgebase for NetMeeting and firewalls you will find that NetMeeting
needs the other end to be able to establish a data connection back to you
... on any port. So, to be able to use NetMeeting you need to have a
pretty open
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Rick Warner wrote:
My web team tests against the top 5 browsers ...
IE, NS, Moz, Opera ... Konqueror?
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Robert Jones wrote:
I guess that what I'd like to know are 1) Any bad reports on the HP940c?
and 2) Am I in for any nasty surprises if I install ghostscript 6.53 on
top of 5.10-7 that came with RH 6.0?
You should browse
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Rick Warner wrote:
channel on one, and only one, port. Until that happens, NetMeeting and
secure networks are at different poles.
Sort of. There is support for H-323 over NAT in iptables, though its
(last I checked) experimental, and not
My web team tests against the top 5 browsers ...
IE, NS, Moz, Opera ... Konqueror?
My web site reports (from analog) the following from the last 6 months:
1. MSIE/5
2. MSIE/6
3. Mozilla/4
4. MSIE/4
5. Mozilla/5
6. Netscape (compatible)
A Mac browser made it into the 23rd spot. There
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is nmbd running?
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From:
Travis McCarter
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 12:15
PM
Subject: RE: Samba
Yes,
they are in the same workgroup. I can see all computers from the local
network, and I can access
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Ed Wilts wrote:
My web site reports (from analog) the following from the last 6 months:
1. MSIE/5
2. MSIE/6
3. Mozilla/4
4. MSIE/4
5. Mozilla/5
6. Netscape (compatible)
A Mac browser made it into the 23rd spot. There are no other non-Windows
Thanks Cameron
On 21:18 10 Mar 2002, Linux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| According to top I have 1 zombie process. How do 1 find out which one it
| is
It'll show up in ps axf with [square brackets] around its name.
| so I can kill it?
You can't, and don't need to. After a process dies its
Cameron Simpson responded:
I found my problem.
A while back, and I totally forgot that I did it, someone posted a bunch of
as site URLs, which were then put into your local host file and redirected
to your localhost 127.0.0.1 address.
Well, Netscape doesn't like that. It effectively strips
Xanh wrote:
How do I export a change to an environment variable made in a C program?
$export MyTest=Current Value
$./testenv
current value: Current Value
new value: New value here
$echo $MyTest
Current Value
The old value is retained.
As designed. If any child program
Hidong Kim wrote:
Hi,
I have an IBM Thinkpad running Red Hat 7.2. Its networking protocol is
DHCP. I can't run a remote X session on this machine. For example, I
put it on our network, and do 'xhost +192.168.230.201', which is a
machine on our Linux NIS network. Then when I log in to
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 12:42:58PM -0600 or thereabouts, Vidiot wrote:
Isn't there a fast and smart program that can be placed between the
browser
and the net that read the HTML coming back to the browser that removes
the
ad links from the incoming web page, replacing them with nothing?
Yep,
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Alan Peery wrote:
I have an IBM Thinkpad running Red Hat 7.2. Its networking protocol is
DHCP. I can't run a remote X session on this machine. For example, I
put it on our network, and do 'xhost +192.168.230.201', which is a
machine on our
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 12:42:58PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
Isn't there a fast and smart program that can be placed between the browser
and the net that read the HTML coming back to the browser that removes the
ad links from the incoming web page, replacing them with nothing?
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Hal Burgiss wrote:
http://ijbswa.sourceforge.net
This a continuation of the old Junkbuster, with a lot of enhancements.
Quoting from docs:
For what it's worth, Opera can do a lot of that stuff for you -- GIF
de-animation, blocking of popups, tight
Bill Crawford wrote:
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Try running the commit like su $user -c 'cvs commit ...'
Restrictions on doing things as root are usually there with good reason, I'd
try to figure a way of avoiding it.
Can you not run the root stuff in one screen/terminal and the cvs stuff in
another?
Kind of an embarrasing question here. I'm trying to modify/optimize the
stock kernel that shipped with redhat; I've used up2date to get the
kernel to 2.4.9-31 (i think that's the latest) but i'd like to make some
small changes - and generally learn more about some of the kernel
options.
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Caleb Chaplin wrote:
However after digging around and looking at various kernel howtos I'm
stuck early on; each one mentions that I should begin with the source in
/usr/src/linux (or wherever) but that folder is empty on my machine -
I've got
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 01:55:12PM -0800, David Talkington wrote:
Hal Burgiss wrote:
http://ijbswa.sourceforge.net
This a continuation of the old Junkbuster, with a lot of enhancements.
Quoting from docs:
For what it's worth, Opera can do a lot of that stuff for you -- GIF
This a continuation of the old Junkbuster, with a lot of enhancements.
Quoting from docs:
Hal Burgiss
Thanks.
MB
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It is our job to set up the meeting.
For what it's worth, Opera can do a lot of that stuff for you -- GIF
de-animation, blocking of popups, tight (and flexible) control over
cookies, user-configurable stylesheets.
David Talkington
I'd switch to opera, if it were to have less bugs. It has trouble displaying
many sites I visit.
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 05:26:49PM -0500, Hal Burgiss wrote:
For what it's worth, Opera can do a lot of that stuff for you -- GIF
de-animation, blocking of popups, tight (and flexible) control over
cookies, user-configurable stylesheets.
Mozilla does a lot of this too, but I don't think
Mozilla does a lot of this too, but I don't think we are talking the
same degree of flexibility.
Quote from the re_filterfile (filters/modifies web page content), and
some other examples to demonstrate flexibility:
# /
# The
On Sun, 2002-03-10 at 13:56, Patrick Nelson wrote:
Bill Crawford wrote:
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Try running the commit like su $user -c 'cvs commit ...'
Restrictions on doing things as root are usually there with good reason, I'd
try to figure a way of avoiding it.
Can you not run the root stuff
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Vidiot wrote:
I'd switch to opera, if it were to have less bugs. It has trouble displaying
many sites I visit.
Which sites? Make sure you're using the latest one. The last
technology preview occasionally crashed mysteriously, but I've had
very
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Hal Burgiss wrote:
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 05:26:49PM -0500, Hal Burgiss wrote:
For what it's worth, Opera can do a lot of that stuff for you -- GIF
de-animation, blocking of popups, tight (and flexible) control over
cookies,
Heh, ok here's the thing. I'm in no rush to get my other machine setup
as router/server/firewall/juijitsu-master quite yet (though that's the
idea for later on); hence my mention of looking at different modem
modules. Firstly, I'd just like to compile a fresh kernel from scratch
to get out some
Which sites? Make sure you're using the latest one. The last
technology preview occasionally crashed mysteriously, but I've had
very little trouble with the latest.
I'll grab the latest and they them again.
MB
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Try this:
Download and install the src rpm, it will go in /usr/src itself
Down and dirty
cd to /usr/src/linux-2.4.9-31
make mrproper
make xconfig
make dep
make bzImage or whatever
make modules
make modules_install
Garf
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On Sunday 10 March 2002 05:59 pm, you wrote:
On Sun, Mar 10, 2002 at 04:45:58PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
Mozilla does a lot of this too, but I don't think we are talking the
same degree of flexibility.
[...]
OK, is the above for Netscape (which version) or opera?
It would effect any and all content passing through the proxy. It
effects
Now that I finally got my RH7.2 box loaded and updated..I was wondering
if there was a X based FTP server avaiable for Linux ?
Thanks,
Garf Gregg DeLong
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Gregg DeLong wrote:
Now that I finally got my RH7.2 box loaded and updated..I was wondering
if there was a X based FTP server avaiable for Linux ?
Assuming you mean 'X based FTP client', gftp.
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What is a good senamil book?
--Michael S.
Dunsavage
I guess that what I'd like to know are 1) Any bad reports on the
HP940c?
and 2) Am I in for any nasty surprises if I install ghostscript 6.53
on
top of 5.10-7 that came with RH 6.0?
You should browse http://www.linuxprinting.org. Good info.
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Very
I have an NFS directory that contains all of the RPM updates that you can download
from any mirror. On a freshly installed system (same version as the RPMs), can I
simply run 'rpm -Uvh NFS_DIR/*' and assume it'll update only those packages installed
on that new system, or will it attempt
Has anyone set up mailman and Postfix on their RedHat box??
I am getting the dreaded GID error, and have read the mailman help file as
to the fix, It suggests rebuilding mailman with;
./configure --with-mail-gid=thegid
If I am installing from a Redhat RPM, I cannot do this... I have altered
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
I have an NFS directory that contains all of the RPM updates that you can
download from any mirror. On a freshly installed system (same version as the RPMs),
can I simply run 'rpm -Uvh NFS_DIR/*' and assume it'll update only those
Werner Puschitz wrote:
rpm -Uhv will install/upgrade all of the RPMs.
You need to use rpm -Fvh which updates only those RPMs which are currently
installed. Those RPMs which are not installed but included in the list
will not be updated.
Thank you very much!
--
H | Life is the art of
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, David Talkington wrote:
The usual problem with these numbers is that they don't account for
the Opera users who choose to identify their software as MSIE to keep
from being locked out of poorly written sites ...
Exactly.
Opera rocks.
Cheers,
--
Richard Potter RHCE
I'm trying to play with the NSA selinux kernel and am having trouble
getting the system to boot.
The Redhat version is 7.1. When the lilo boot menu pops up it gives me a
choice of linux (the standard kernel) or selinux (the NSA selinux
kernel). If I select selinux the line booting selinux
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002 09:19:04 -0800 (PST)
David Talkington [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled in frustration:
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Rick Warner wrote:
My web team tests against the top 5 browsers ...
IE, NS, Moz, Opera ... Konqueror?
Left out
The O'Reilly Sendmail book? Also known as The Bat Book.
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Michael S. Dunsavage wrote:
What is a good senamil book?
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Hi all,
I have downloaded 2.4.9-31 from rh7.2 updates. While trying to compile
a new kernel I continually have a failure in the networking code. I have
run (in order)
make mrproper
make xconfig (saved the changes to a file and saved exited)
make dep clean
Looks like a bad kernel download to me. OH, you do have all of the
correct modules for that kernel, right?
Mark
On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Paul Greene wrote:
I'm trying to play with the NSA selinux kernel and am having trouble
getting the system to boot.
The Redhat version is 7.1. When the
Title: Message
Yes, I
have nmbd running. I start smbd and nmbd manually by entering 'smbd -D'
and 'nmbd -D'. They show up in my list of processes. Could it not be
working when I dial in because netbios cannot be routed?
Travis
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Title: Message
no
samba takes care of that
u do have a netbios name set up in samba
globals?
can u post your global section of
smb.conf
- Original Message -
From:
Travis McCarter
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 9:58
PM
Subject: RE: Samba
Title: Message
Here
is my entire smb.conf:
Workgroup = Workgroup
[global]
smb passwd file = /home/admin/samba/private/smbpasswd
update encrypted = yes
encrypt passwords = yes
wins support = yes
[default]
guest ok = no
read only = no
[user]
path = /home/%U
read only =
So, nothing was obviously wrong with the lilo.conf file? (just to make sure
the lilo.conf file was eliminated as a potential problem or not)
I downloaded the src file from the NSA website, used the 7.1 Redhat version
they said was the version used for developing selinux (just to avoid any
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in /etc/hosts
when u set up your network did u name it or just
put in an IP?
ie:
[root@zeus /etc]# cat
hosts127.0.0.1
localhost.localdomain
localhost10.1.1.1
zeus.dconsulting.com zeus #
Zeus10.1.1.2 hercules
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From:
Travis McCarter
Title: Message
127.0.0.1
localhost.localdomain localhost
192.168.3.11 norad
norad.sunrisenetwork.net
It
shows Norad in the Net Neighborhood of computers on the network, but I can't see
anything in Net Neighborhood when I dial in, although I can type in the IP and
see the shares.
Title: Message
what do u mean dial in
- Original Message -
From:
Travis McCarter
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2002 10:35
PM
Subject: RE: Samba
127.0.0.1
localhost.localdomain localhost
192.168.3.11
norad norad.sunrisenetwork.net
It
The pro ftp server I have takes for ever to loggin and then whenever I
upload or download stuff it does the same the network seems fine I get the
port 80 apache server great and I also checked port 21 to see if its open at
grc.com;s port scan. this exact set worked fine before I installed a new
On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Darryl Harvey wrote:
Has anyone set up mailman and Postfix on their RedHat box??
I am getting the dreaded GID error, and have read the mailman help file as
to the fix, It suggests rebuilding mailman with;
./configure --with-mail-gid=thegid
If I am installing from a
Hi, list,
I'm running RH7.2 on 800 MHz Athlon with SIS motherboard and Canon bjc6000
printer. Gimp prints a pretty fair picture in full color, but I can't print
text. lpr test.txt gets me nothing. If the printer is turned off, I get
a message lp0 offline in var/log/messages, but if the
How do I get an executable of the Xinstall.sh script? I've downloaded
all the files from XFree86.org but the Xinstall.sh downloads as text as
does Xinstall.bin. The names are changed to Xinstall.sh.htm and
Xinstall.bin.htm.
I first fried to install them manually but had problems and figured it
hi
If you do stay with sendmail, I stronly urge you to
use M4.
Here's how to do it on a RedHat system:
First, create your mc file:
# cd /usr/lib/sendmail-cf/cf
# cp redhat.mc myconfig.mc
# vi myconfig.mc
If you want to try sendmail,
you should really consider to get the sendmail book
from
And you do get the correct WINS ip address etc ? if you go ping server -
from the dial up - does it resolve ?
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From: Travis McCarter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 March 2002 19:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Samba
Yes, I can see it when I do this and
Hello,
I once had a simelar problem.
mount the cd by hand.
umount /mnt/cdrom
mount -tiso9660 /dev/hdb /mnt/cdrom
Do ls and look if the setup file is there.
If not, there should be a directory like Linux. cd to that directory and
ls there to look for setup. If it is there, do ./setup from there.
Gordon Messmer wrote:
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Set the repository up as a normal user, not root. For lots of
information on cvs, read the cvs book here:
http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/
-
Setting the repository as a normal user (i.e. my username) and the group
name as cvs (yep has the
Hi,
Found an executable Xinstall.sh on the Norway ftp. Appear to have
XFree86 4.2.0 installed now.
Still can't get my Radeon 7500 video card to work. If anyone can give me
the proper settings, driver, etc, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
Bill
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Hi,
How can i get the
hostname from mac address ?? is there any way??
RT
Patrick Nelson wrote:
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Setting the repository as a normal user (i.e. my username) and the group
name as cvs (yep has the proper people there, include my username) did not
change any of the errors.
The book seem good so I will read through it. However, a quick glance into
very
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