I have a problem with my display.
After succesfull booting of RH 9.0, the login graphical screen displays
correctly and I can proceed with my account normally.
But whenever I try to logout from an account, the display change the
resolution and shrinks out so I can not see all of the edges of a
You might want to check out http://woogie.net/linksysmon. I
installed this a couple of weeks ago on my RH9 system with the
Linksys 4 port router/switch. it also tells you about an
undocumented log facility in the linksys.
Absolutely perfect. Installed and logging.
Thank you.
coulld linux boot up without keyboard?
Sure. We've got dozens of headless, mouseless, keyboardless boxes
here that boot without problems.
(One old box with a dead cmos battery needs a keyboard so I can
press F1 to get it to boot).
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Hi All,
My evolution is crashing when ever i click on send/receive (floating
point exception).
It worked well until now. It is behaving like it from yesterday.
I am using Red Hat Linux 9 and evolution 1.2.2-5
Was there any bug in this version ? Can i get an update or ...
Try running
Do you run RH's firewall? I did and the default iptables seems to
interfere with our NIS server. (I can't seem to find what port NIS
normally works on, or I'd have added the rule already.)
Maybe try disabling iptables and see if NIS starts up okay then...
Ben
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 16:06, Syed
Does anyone know a good pieces of software that will generate me mail log
reports/stats. I heard that awstats can do it, but I haven't yet got it
working. Is there anything else ?
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Hello,
After applying Advisory ID RHSA-2003:222-01, Updated openssh packages it
looks like user authentication via Kerberos has been broken. Logging on via
console still validates users correctly via Kerberos, but when using ssh it
does not function any more. After entering the username, no
Have you checked this out, could be a corrupt file:
http://mail.fontconfig.org/pipermail/fontconfig/2003-February/000111.html
I know I have seen a similar post somewhere else.
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On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 09:59, Luciano Rabelo wrote:
Hi!
I don't know if the subject of this mail is correct but I need to
configure mail Linux box for sending mail to another machine.
For securety reasons I don't want sendmail running all the time. I want
to configure the server for
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Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 11:22 AM
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Subject: RE: Ethernet DHCP Fails on Cable Modem to Internet
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On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 06:43, Mike Vanecek wrote:
Why is xinetd listening on udp port 624?
udp0 0 0.0.0.0:624 0.0.0.0:*
2144/xinetd
I have looked at grep 624 /etc/xinetd.d and found nothing. Where else should
I look?
OK, rather than
he cant use a static ip as one is not assigned to him
by the ISP, they use DHCP.
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Kelerion
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 1:06 PM
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Subject: RE: Ethernet DHCP Fails on Cable
Hello,
On RedHat 8.0, NIS clients do not bind to the NIS server when the system boots.
The NIS server is running Solaris 7.
I have to log in as root on the RH 8.0 clients and run /etc/init.d/ypbind start in
order to get the binding to work.
When the system is booting, the Listening for a NIS
Jack Bowling wrote:
Hi, Ashley. Sorry to butt my head in so late. When you yanked the 2nd
drive, did you go into the BIOS and tell it that it no longer exists?
This was posted in a precious email. Yes.
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I can reach the internet using the same cable modem at
the same location on a different machine running red
hat 6.2 with eth0 configured for dhcp.
Try removing the NIC from the other machine and install
it in the new
machine.
At the same time? Perhaps your ISP only allows one DHCP
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 05:40, Johan Andersson wrote:
Hi!
Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem.
Ex. fstab entry:
/dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
I remember I did that once and didnt work. If it doesnt work as is, then
change the umask to
I only put one machine on the internet at a time.
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I can reach the internet using the same cable
modem at
the same location on a different machine running
red
hat 6.2 with eth0 configured for dhcp.
Try removing the NIC from the
Many thanks for your reply.
Yep - I found that. But just where this variable is set is not made clear. Assuming
that it is set in vsftpd.user_list, I assume I must delete all the users listed by
default ('root' through 'nobody') and add usernames I would like to be able to log in.
If so, where
And of course there's Gnumeric.
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 13:34, Rigler, Steve wrote:
Scalc (comes with OpenOffice) works good.
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You should rarely run into a legitimate reason for reinstalling your
operating system (especially if you regularly use a non-root account
when you are on your machine).
Try to troubleshoot the problem. Make sure that it exists for all
users. If not then start trying to pinpoint differences
Your not messing/playing around with a 2.5 or 2.6 kernel are you?
I know from experience that dhcpclient breaks with those kernels.. The
way I got around it was to set a static ip (also make sure your gateway
is correct) and that should help..
Don't know if this is what your doing but it just
1) what is manual command for deleting an ip address
from an physical interface? tried ifconfig eth0 del
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and seemed that it doesn't have any
effect. which file controls those interfaces?
ifdown eth0
2) does route add eth0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx up take
effect permanently or i have
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 18:42, Keith Morse wrote:
On 6 Aug 2003, Jason Dixon wrote:
FWIW, I just found this guy on Ebay selling dozens of prism2-based
DWL-650's. These are the *good* ones with the fan-shaped antennas. Get
'em while they're hot!
Do you happen to know if these can be
I put this line
\root, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in /root/.forward and now it's perfect! A mail is sent to me and a copy
saved in the doot account.
Thanks again!
Jason Dixon wrote:
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 16:38, Luciano Rabelo wrote:
Thanks Jason!
It's working well. And, as you've said, Sendmail is
(1) Can somebody recommend a good quality, not too heavy, not overly
expensive notebook computer for day-to-day work in Linux?
Haven't tried, but these are preloaded w/ Linux and start at $799
http://www.idot.com/TheStore/notebook/Default1.asp
(2) Do Linux and most Intel-based notebook
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 18:46, Doug Lerner wrote:
On 8/7/03 2:03 AM, Hal Burgiss [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 06:41:34PM +0900, Doug Lerner wrote:
display projector. This is trivially easy with my Mac, and I was just
wondering if it would be as easy with Linux?
My cable company has to reset the MAC address of any new NIC that is
connected to the modem. For example, if I changed the gateway server I
would have to call them and they would reset their equipment to the MAC
address of the new server's NIC. I could get around this by switching
the NIC out of
David Hart wrote:
There MUST be something better than KSpread. Any suggestions?
I use gnumeric myself.
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Mike Vanecek wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# rpcinfo -p
rpcinfo: can't contact portmapper: RPC: Remote system error - Connection
...
The suggestion to look at rpcinfo, rpc, and portmapper really has no relevance
to the issue.
Yes, it does. The variable port is a signature of portmap
Can anyone give me a hand with this? I have a couple cpio files that I
need to extract. I can list the contents by doing:
cpio -itv [filename]
But when try to extract using, cpio -iv [filename], I get:
cpio: [some path]: No such file or directory
I'm logged in as root so I don't think it's
cpio -idmv%file-to-be-extracted%
i -extract
d -create dirs
m -preserve time
v -verbose
Good Luck
Barry Johnson
Can anyone give me a hand with this? I have a couple cpio files that I
need to extract. I can list the contents by doing: cpio -itv
[filename]
But when try to extract using, cpio
ahh.. ok.. that makes sense
thanks for the help :)
cheers
Kel
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Yes, or you can
There MUST be something better than KSpread. Any suggestions?
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On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 16:57, Luciano Rabelo wrote:
I put this line
\root, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in /root/.forward and now it's perfect! A mail is sent to me and a copy
saved in the doot account.
Thanks again!
LOL, duh. I didn't even read that part of my own link. :) Thanks for
the
Sorry I got that email address wrong, try http://audacity.sourceforge.net
I found Audacity very good (www.audacity.sourceforge.net). I haven't
tried in on RH9, but it works fine on RH8. I found the latest revision
(1.1.1) was a bit unreliable, but revision 1.0.0 worked fine for me.
I am looking
Hi Paul
Thanks for the answer. Actually I've found a solution to my problem, thanks to the answers received here, and I just added the following rule to my exsiting ipchains rules:
-A input -s 0/0 -d 0/0 1024:65535 -p tcp -y -j ACCEPT
I know this is a large range - it works for me since
Hi,
ftp use port 20 for the data transfer.
It looks like you have not opened that.
Port 21 is just for making the ftp connection.
I think you also need to call a module ipcontract to allow the ftp
connection
to be initiated and the data on another port to be seen as part of the
same established
Your answer is dead-on correct - thank you so much!
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Keith Soares wrote:
What happens is
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Hello,
The server in question was running well until a couple of days ago when all
interaction started taking an extremely long time to initiate. This included
loading of services during boot-up and even something simple as logging in
will take about a minute or two. I found the following
The network config tool may be broken,, have you looked
at the underlying //etc/sysconfig network related files?
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On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 06:41:34PM +0900, Doug Lerner wrote:
display projector. This is trivially easy with my Mac, and I was just
wondering if it would be as easy with Linux?
Of course not. Mac = easy, Linux = power. Different points of
emphasis.
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installation cd got lost and but i have another model which is a hp 2120 cd
instead of 2110. no such utility in the cd for me to init the drive.anyone
encounter this before?
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