thoughts on this would be much appreciated,
Thanks,
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normal. btw, all file permissions are the the same as the other files in
those dirs.
Have I got it all wrong or should this setup work ?
Thanks in advance,
Adam Bowns
http://www.bowns.co.uk
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Thanks Hugh,
I tried that and Its working as expected now.
Regards,
Adam Bowns
On Tue, 2003-09-02 at 04:15, Hugh E Cruickshank wrote:
Hi Adam:
That one got me too. Try this suggestion that Brian Ashe gave me
last year:
Try this... (It's just a WAG)
Add a line...
touch /var/lock
this, as I don't know if its a malicious attempt to forward my
mail or if i have simply mis-configured something.
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was wondering if anyone out there knew the sort of thing that could
cause this, as I don't know if its a malicious attempt to forward my
mail or if i have simply mis-configured something.
Thanks in advance,
Adam Bowns
Are you really sure you haven't created a .forward file in /root
looking for, or know a
different way of doing it, that would be fantastic.
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Thanks again,
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Have you tried ctl+alt+backspace to restart the x server, it shouldn't
interfere with your other servers you have running.
On Fri, 2003-06-27 at 23:58, Doug Lerner wrote:
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I had a similar problem twice before (in the last
be great.
Adam
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Thanks,
Adam
On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 12:16, Adam Bowns wrote:
I have set up sendmail, and it is sending and recieving mail fine. I am
completely new to this program so i am a bit confused about something
and I was wondering if anyone could explain what i'm doing wrong.
Recieved mail
in advance,
Adam
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On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 14:22, Kent Borg wrote:
Do you (or could you) compile Linux kernels very often? Then go for
it, kernel compiles seem to saturate the CPU pretty well. It sounds
like you have a nice fast machine. Making it faster would be fun.
(And don't listen to those who say you
When compiling my custom kernel's, by the look of it, it seems to be
using the -march=athlon and -O2 flags by default. I think its got the
-march=athlon flag from when i selected processor type in the
configuration process.
My question is:- Is it possible to override these values and instead use
hello,
I have just rebuild mozilla 1.1 and installed it. it works fine apart
from its refusing to recognise my java plugin. I symlinked libjavaplugin
to the mozilla plugings directory but it refuses to recognise its there
at all. I double checked the symlink and it is pointing to the right
place.
/javaplugin_oji.so
/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/
Try both (replacing directories with yours of course). Works great for me.
Shaun
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From: Adam Bowns [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 12:15 PM
To: redhat Mailing List
Subject: Mozilla java
This might not be the kind of thing your looking for but over at
http://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/
there is a nice little online utility that will give you lots of stats
about the speed of your net connection.
Also if i remember correctly, if you are using either rp3 or kpp to
connect, it
I have written a short how-to on this subject, its no masterpiece but it
should sort out the fonts in mozilla at least, its over at
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/adam-bowns/fonts.html
If your machine can cope with redhat 8.0 i would really recommend that.
the font support in most applications
To get it in the panel right lick on the panel and choose add to panel
and, launcher. then just type /usr/lib/ICAClient/wfica (or whatever the
program you want to run) in the command box.
My favorite way to get shortcuts onto my desktop is to put symlinks to
them in the
Not really too sure about the 1st 3 problems you are having, but to get
full 3d acceleration with the GF4 u will want the NVIDIA drivers
available from www.nvidia.com (there is a pretty comprehensive guide
about instalation available too) the nv driver is the open source
version of the driver, it
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Rick Johnson wrote:
| Adam Bowns wrote:
| | I am considering rebuilding all the rpm's in use on my system so they
| | are optimised for my processor, but I have a few questions I would
| | really like to know the answer to before i start :-)
| |
|
| Funny - I was just pondering
Do you already have the config file ? If so
make mrproper
make xconfig (or whatever your fav configurator is)
then choose load config from file, and type in the file name when
prompted. (the config file can be anywhere doesn't have to be in the
kernel dir)
Save and exit
now your make dep and
I don't know this for sure but i *think* i had a problem like this when
i was trying to rebuild the old NVIDIA src.rpm's (compiled for gcc-2-x)
on my redhat 8.0 machine (gcc-3-x) check the NVIDIA site for the latest
version of the packages, if you already have the latest ones, then i
don't know
I am considering rebuilding all the rpm's in use on my system so they
are optimised for my processor, but I have a few questions I would
really like to know the answer to before i start :-)
1.Will it increase performance significantly ?
2.Is rpmbuild fully linked into gcc ? Can i use all the
I am considering rebuilding all the rpm's in use on my system so they
are optimised for my processor, but I have a few questions I would
really like to know the answer to before i start :-)
1.Will it increase performance significantly ?
2.Is rpmbuild fully linked into gcc ? Can i use all the
To get your rhn applet back you can just run it from the console by
typing rhn-applet-gui then when you shut down or log off tick the save
current set up box, it *should* be there next, and everytime you log in.
As for the rhn window never popping up, i have had similar problems with
the
against gentoo though, so i though that
this would give similar performance gains (After all, every gentoo user
you see will tell you how fast their system is :-)
Regards,
Adam
On Wed, 2002-11-20 at 01:43, Ed Wilts wrote:
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 06:06:05PM +, Adam Bowns wrote:
I am
Am I right in thinking rc.sysinit is generated at instalation ? If so is
it possible to regenerate it against a running system ?
My reason for wanting to do this is that when i install my custom
kernel, rc.systinit still wants to call modprobe to load lots of modules
that are no longer needed
A personal favorite of mine is mplayer, also available from
www.freshrpms.net
regards,
Adam
On Thu, 2002-11-14 at 21:01, Joshua Jones wrote:
Redhat 8
OK. So I hvae figured out getting my MP3's to work.
But I guess all good multimedia support was taken out?
Anyhow, I can't seem to get MPEG
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