Hello,
In RH7.3, whenever I insert a CD, it automatically mounts and a
Konquerer file browser is launched. How do I turn this off, please?
(ie, I would like to mount CD's via the command line, if and when I choose.)
Thanks!
Joe
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Hello,
I've recently upgraded to RH7.3, and I've forgotten how to disable this
feature in KDE. Whenever I insert a CD, it automatically mounts and a
Konquerer file browser is launched. How do I turn this off, please?
Thanks!
Joe
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Hello all,
I just did a clean install of RH7.3 on an old Dell notebook. (It was
previously running 7.1, no prob.) After the install, everything was
working just fine. I was fiddling w/ settings, customizing and such,
and I changed some settings in the KDE 'Control Center' having to do w/
Thanks to both of you for responding. The empty quotes works best for
what I wanted to do (which I should have been clearer on in the first
place). I wanted to make the first choice in a menu the default, ie,
just hit return, and the empty quotes allow me to do that:
echo -e Your
Hello,
Can you put a carriage return (enter) as one of the choices in a 'case'
construct? *) will catch it, but I need that for the Invalid Choice
catch-all at the end. I couldn't find it in the documentation; is this
possible?
Thanks,
Joe
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Hello,
I'm trying to write a simple script to search a directory tree for a
file pattern (specified as an argument with a wildcard, ie, testfile* or
*.jpg), and then delete matching files after first prompting the user
for a y/n. (yes=delete, no=don't delete, find the next match)
The
Saul,
Thank you, that works beautifully. I modified it slightly to allow a
user to enter a search pattern on the command line, to wit:
#!/bin/sh
echo -e Enter a file or pattern to search for...\n
read file
for i in `find . -name $file`
do rm -i $i
done
exit 0
Thanks again!
Joe
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Hello,
I've just discovered that after upgrading to 7.3 from 7.1 cdparanoia no
longer can access my cdrom drive. cdparnoia reports the following:
/dev/cdrom exists but isn't accessible.
Checking /dev/cdrom for cdrom...
Testing /dev/cdrom for cooked ioctl() interface
Hello,
After a more or less routine upgrade from 7.1 to 7.3, the system now
locks up w/ the dreaded LI. (I can boot just fine w/ a boot disk and
have a fully functional system.)
It's my understanding that this has something to do w/ the MBR and the
1024 cylinder limit? LILO worked fine in
The Problem was:
After a more or less routine upgrade from 7.1 to 7.3, the system now
locks up w/ the dreaded LI.
Carl D. Blake suggested:
Have you tried rerunning lilo as root?
For as many years as I've been installing Linux, I'm really embarrassed
I didn't think of that. That's all it
Actually, the first quote below was from the original poster, not me. I
had offered a solution to their query.
And I like your solution better, Renzo.
Quoting Joe Nestlerode [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I want the user to be able to use the su command to switch to any
user
without requring
I want the user to be able to use the su command to switch to any user
without requring a password, like root?
How do I do this??
Sudo will do this. Are you invoking it correctly? Try sudo su
username. Similarly, sudo su will put a user directly into a root
shell. (Assuming that user has
Hello all.
I have a script that could possibly generate the following error:
mount: /dev/fd0 is not a valid block device. I can't quite figure out
how to get `trap' to catch that or similar errors. (I'd like to have it
echo an error message to std out and abort the script.) Am I trying to
use
Hello,
I suddenly find myself unable to print from any application. I get page
after page of PostScript code (see sample below). Printing was working
fine until I tried to print a particular .pdf file that my boss was
having trouble printing in Windoze. I tried it, nothing happened- until
KDE 3.0 breaks binary compatibility, so
Red Hat can not release it for =7.2.
Hello,
Could you please clarify breaks binary compatibility? Does that mean
certain programs bundled in 7.2 and prior releases will not run under
KDE 3.0?
Thanks.
Joe
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I seem to have messed up my ability to print to my usual network
printer. It started when I tried to print a .pdf document this morning,
which is usually not a problem. I've cleared the queue several times w/
lprm, restarted lpd, and even rebooted a couple times. Nothing works.
(The printer
? Or is there more to it? The
system is functional, but a lot of important services are missing.
Plus, I can't shutdown/reboot cleanly. Please advise! Thanks in
advance for any clues...
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that. (FWIW, however, my
post did show up on the list...)
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Wilmington, Delaware( A user since 1.2.8
/rhl/FTP-Setup-Tips/
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux'
Wilmington, Delaware( A user since 1.2.8
perience with either of these boards? (This is for a
Linux-only machine, btw.)
Thanks in advance for any pointers!
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux'
Wilmington, Delaware
for Linux, the better. (It's not just an
operating system, it's a movement!)
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux'
Wilmington, Delaware( A user since 1.2.8
How can I format a floppy disk in DOS format ?
mkdosfs /dev/fd0
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can think of. Any ideas anyone? (Netscape 4.04 on
RH5.0; all other features/functions work fine...)
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which releases and whether they were
rpm's or compiled.)
Thanks muchly for any pointers - I miss my scanner! :-(
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Wilmington, Delaware( A user
nd the latest kernel...)
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PLEASE read the Red H
of downloading it. How can I change this behaviour?
Shift-click.
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux'
Wilmington, Delaware( A user since 1.2.8
32)
Thanks in advance for any clues.
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Wilmington, Delaware( A user since 1.2.8 )
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ifconfig ppp0 | grep inet | mail -s "Bogey's online at..."
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Thanks in advance for any clues...
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux'
Wilmington, Delaware( A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
i wonder if anyone knows of any scanner software for red hat linux
that will see my agfa snapscan (310?) scsi-2 scanner ?
http://panda.mostang.com/sane/ may have what you seek.
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Joe
that handles
educational sales was on vacation. I never got around to calling back.
(Their number, in the US: (800) 236-8539) If anyone has better luck,
please let me know.
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Joe Nestlerode, DuPont RD `Powered by Linux
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Louis Monacelli wrote:
is there anything i can do to allow a root login via telnet.
Wouldn't it be safer to telnet in as a user then `su' to root?
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man page. Nothing in the Control Panel. Please advise. I'm running
out of paper!
(Still running RH4.1, btw. Upgrading soon. Thanks in advance.)
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hetic, huh?
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structure for ".lock" files or something like that.
Joe Nestlerode wrote:
After a rude reboot (power failure), I now get this when I try to start
Applixware:
kilgore ~ applix
[1] 212
kilgore ~ bind: Address already in use
bind: Address already in use
connect: /usr
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