On Mon, 4 May 2009, William Shu wrote:
Thank you very much Miles!
I rebooted both machines and I can now view pdf/ *.ps files without complaints!
vncviewer now opens on the host machine when invoked from the remote
machine through ssh. However, I have the following three problems (whose
sol
Thank you very much Miles!
I rebooted both machines and I can now view pdf/ *.ps files without complaints!
vncviewer now opens on the host machine when invoked from the remote machine
through ssh. However, I have the following three problems (whose solutions I
guess will help end this thread)
Hi Fernando,
> Take a look at this spec file:
>
> http://cosmos.astro.uson.mx/~favilac/downloads/IRAF/el5/SPECS/x11iraf.spec
Thanks, it looks like exactly what I'm looking for.
Michael.
> Hope it helps.
>
> --
>
Take a look at this spec file:
http://cosmos.astro.uson.mx/~favilac/downloads/IRAF/el5/SPECS/x11iraf.spec
Hope it helps.
--
C.Dr. Fernando A. Avila Castro
Responsable del Observatorio Astronomico
de
Hi,
I did this about 2 years ago when working elsewhere, however I've forgotten
how I pulled this off now I need to perform the work again.
I simply want to get a series of files and package them into an RPM. No
compiling, no building.
The way I did it before was simply tar.gz the files, put the
Can you run the first ssh command below with the -v option, so;
ssh -v -XY w...@192.168.10.20
?
For the vncviewer you should not modify the DISPLAY variable. You should
specify the report server on the command line;
vncviewer hpsl5:2
I've never used it but that is what the man page says. Yo
On Mon, 4 May 2009, Urs Beyerle urs.beyerle-at-env.ethz.ch |Scientific Linux|
wrote:
Hi Stephen,
Booting with option "failsafe" is equal to booting with "linux |nonet
simplex apm=off acpi=off noapic nofstab". One or more of these options
make your system work correctly. Can you try to identify
Thank you for all the suggestions. I have tried to make modifications as
suggested on ISSUE 1, while trying to use vnc as my test case. No success yet.
Grateful for further suggestions.
Xforwarding:
Changed the Xforwarding to yes in /etc/ssh/sshd_config of remote machine
(inteksl5
Hi Stephen,
Booting with option "failsafe" is equal to booting with "linux |nonet
simplex apm=off acpi=off noapic nofstab". One or more of these options
make your system work correctly. Can you try to identify which option(s)
are needed?
Urs
|Stephen Isard wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've downloade
Just a data point, I've been using the 64 bit LiveDVD with out problems.
livedvd64_SL53_2009-03-23.iso
This is on a desktop system with an Intel mother board. I don't have any
details handy at the moment.
--
Brent L. Bates (UNIX Sys. Admin.)
M.S. 912
Hello,
I've downloaded livedvd_SL53_2009-03-23.iso and it works fine when I
boot it with the "failsafe" command. However with "linux [options]", I
don't get a chance to set a password and all attempts at login are
rejected for either sluser or root. I've tried the "pw=" and "nopasswd"
optio
I occasionally get things like this from 5.2 systems:
sudo: uid 0 does not exist in the passwd file!
Root cron jobs occasionally have error messages based
on uid 0 not existing (and maybe root user, per se,
I don't recall for sure). It's random and not very
frequent.
We have root in /etc/pas
On Mon, 2009-05-04 at 10:12 -0500, Troy Dawson wrote:
> Craig Moore wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm having trouble printing pdf files from evince (and gedit too). Each
> > time I print, the printout reads:
> >
> >> ERROR: configurationerror
> >> OFFENDING COMMAND: setpagedevice
> >>
> >> STACK:
> >>
>
Craig Moore wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble printing pdf files from evince (and gedit too). Each
time I print, the printout reads:
ERROR: configurationerror
OFFENDING COMMAND: setpagedevice
STACK:
-dictionary-
the rest of the page is blank. Note, I can still print from acroread
with out any
Hi,
I'll just add a little to what Stephen said. Focus on getting #1 to
work, which is to log into a remote machine and open a graphical window.
It looks like you have all the right options on your client end, but you
also have to have it enabled on the machine you are logging into.
On the ma
Hi William,
X displays usually are setup to enforce some sort of security.
Otherwise anyone would be able to read your password.
In case 1, was DISPLAY set on hpsl5 before you typed ssh?
I'm not sure case 2 is possible. You should use some sort of
conferencing system to allow remote u
Hi,
I'm having trouble printing pdf files from evince (and gedit too). Each
time I print, the printout reads:
> ERROR: configurationerror
> OFFENDING COMMAND: setpagedevice
>
> STACK:
>
> -dictionary-
the rest of the page is blank. Note, I can still print from acroread
with out any trouble, whic
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