I'm trying to get Samba working, between Win95 and RH 7.1.
I can't get the Win95 machine to see the Linux samba server, though.
It is unable to Browse the network neighbourhood.
Both machines are plugged into a firewall/4-port ethernet hub, and both
can use see the internet, so I know TCP/IP is
I have a windows machine and wish to print to the printer on the
linux machine
I have set up the networking and samba and all seems ok
I can mount the windows shares using smbmount and transfer files
I can see the linux machine in the network neighbourhood thingy.
but when I click on it, it
Hi, John,
not much in open source RIP wise that allow for colour calibration, have
have many a correspondance with the guys from Aladin - Ghostscipt, but
you should have a look at Caldera Graphics. I´ve installed two of these
at 2 large format printing houses. Each RIP runs currently 2 52
On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 19:03:19 +1100 Kevin Waterson wrote:
I can see the linux machine in the network neighbourhood thingy.
but when I click on it, it prompts for a password and I can go no
further.
did u tweak smbusers?
on redhat it masqerades as /etc/samba/smbusers
also - the encrypted
My money was on it taking at least a couple of days, but there you go:
http://sourcewire.com/General/Frames.php?page=Releases/ShowRelease.php?id=13489
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On 28 Oct, Peter Hardy wrote:
My money was on it taking at least a couple of days, but there you go:
http://sourcewire.com/General/Frames.php?page=Releases/ShowRelease.php?id=13489
Yeah, we have the devils0wn release (no activation thingos) on one of
our boxen atm... it's kinda pretty and
Ken Foskey wrote:
they get delivered free M$ software because of a contract by the Dept of
Education and also some issues around that license. There is an implied
threat of action against non-M$ installs. So this is a major win!
As I undertstand it, it is NOT free to the school. The cost
One point, I have seen many windows 9X machines where the SMB system is
screwed and required removal of File and Print Sharing off the
machine/Reboot/Reinstall it and it'll work again.
Usually after a boot up of Win9X, you have to wait a while before network
neighbourhood collects a list of
Hi all,
So, I have three modems / mgetty instances running on a machine, but it
seems that each successive connection gets the same point to point address,
regardless of what's in /etc/ppp/options.ttyS*. Those options files look
like this:
netmask 255.128.0.0
ms-dns 10.0.0.1
ms-wins
If you are getting an $IPC message asking for a password then you need to
enable smbpasswd encrypted file and add the user to it matching the windows
users login and password.
Read the logs, there is a good explanation in /var/log/samba/* logs...
thanks,
George Vieira
Network Engineer
Citadel
are you sure your not using that IP in the /etc/ppp/options file as it gets
read too I'm pretty sure.
I'd put all the global information into a common file (ie
/etc/ppp/options.server) and then put in the
/etc/mgetty+sendfax/login.config
/AutoPPP/ - a_ppp /usr/sbin/pppd auth file
quote who=George Vieira
are you sure your not using that IP in the /etc/ppp/options file as it gets
read too I'm pretty sure.
It's a zero length file [ bitten by that one before ;) ].
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DaZZa was once rumoured to have said:
Folks.
Is it possible to run mgetty for receiving incoming calls and ppp for
making outgoing calls on the same port?
Yes. I do this at home.
Obviously, the call tyres are exclusive {Duh!}, but if I enable mgetty on
the ttyS0 port that my ppp script
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 08:00:42AM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
options.ttyS1 has ppp02, etc. These host names are also listed in hosts and
DNS, but the connections always seem to connection up like this:
ppp1 Link encap:Point-to-Point Protocol
inet addr:10.0.0.1
quote who=Andre Pang
ppp1 Link encap:Point-to-Point Protocol
inet addr:10.0.0.1 P-t-P:10.0.0.120 Mask:255.255.255.255
What does 10.0.0.120 resolve to? Is that ppp01?
Yeah. So, /etc/ppp/pap-secrets had three lines explicitly mentioning the IP
addresses, like so:
Nick Croft was once rumoured to have said:
Thanks to a suggestion from John Ferlito (1 Sept), I've put together a short
search-and-destroy pattern-matching perl script to eliminate references
to m$ in the Postscript output from Netscape-Netbank receipts and
transaction records.
Uh?
Why
Anyone know what would cause this? It's a set of ping results from a Big
Pond Direct Red Hat machine to a stable machine on a different network.
Seems... slightly too neat.
PING ipaddress (ipaddress) from ipaddress : 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from destination.com (ip.ip.ip.ip): icmp_seq=0
I've seen similar pattens of ever increasing ping times and it was down to
some sort of DNS problem. If I did a ping -n then the problem went away.
Can't help beyond that suggestion.
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Anyone know what would cause this? It's a set of ping results from a
quote who=Howard Lowndes
I've seen similar pattens of ever increasing ping times and it was down to
some sort of DNS problem. If I did a ping -n then the problem went away.
Nice one. Not sure why that's happening, but you're right.
Thanks!
- Jeff
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Crossfire was once rumoured to have said:
Nick Croft was once rumoured to have said:
Crossfire wrote:
I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to achieve, but if you're
trying to perform a global modification of the positioning of the
output, whynot just use translate?
C.
Found a spare 1/2 hour to ask the following of the various federal
political parties. Perhaps you might like to do the same (only different)?
Apparently they are keen to please at the mo'.
The search engine failed to find any links on 'open source', 'linux',
'import replacement' or 'GNU'.
Is
Wow!
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... and thanks also!
I'm still gonna try and find a way in perl, but meanwhile both the cruft and
the space are gone.
Nick
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Hi all!
I'm trying to find an application like gFTP but that uses scp to
transfer files.
I know I can do command line but for multiple files I think it's neater
to use the two window local/remote format.
Is there anything like RBrowser for the Mac available? That is a great
app that allows
* This one time, at band camp, Simon Wong said:
Hi all!
I'm trying to find an application like gFTP but that uses scp to
transfer files.
I know I can do command line but for multiple files I think it's neater
to use the two window local/remote format.
Is there anything like RBrowser
quote who=Simon Wong
Is there anything like RBrowser for the Mac available? That is a great
app that allows you to choose multiple formats FTP or SCP/SSH and even
lets you open files for browsing as though it were on your own HDD (temp
copy I think).
Hmm, that sounds pretty cool. Now that
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 12:45, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Nautilus will be able to do these things very soon; they look like 2.0
features (2.0 will be the port to the GNOME 2.0 platform). According to
I thought it sounded like something Nautlius should be able to do.
Is development progressing on
quote who=Simon Wong
I thought it sounded like something Nautlius should be able to do.
Yeah, the Eazel services stuff was pretty cool when it was going, but some
of the features like this and viewing tarballs were removed to get 1.0 out.
Is development progressing on Nautilus, it seems to
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 13:36, Tony Green wrote:
secpanel:
SecPanel serves as a graphical user interface for
managing and running SSH (Secure Shell) and SCP (Secure
Copy) connections.
Looks like what I'm after (until Nautilus is suitably endowed). I have
installed it and will have a try.
Ayone know if there are any major issues running Linux (distro will be SuSE,
but that's not really relevant now) on the Athlon 1.2gHz processor ? I've
found one for $750 spec'd pretty well as a desktop replacement.
Jon
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* This one time, at band camp, Jon Biddell said:
Ayone know if there are any major issues running Linux (distro will be SuSE,
but that's not really relevant now) on the Athlon 1.2gHz processor ? I've
found one for $750 spec'd pretty well as a desktop replacement.
I'm running Linux
On Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 02:12:09PM +1100, Simon Wong wrote:
On Mon, 2001-10-29 at 13:10, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Projects like Galeon have an enormous amount of energy at the moment;
Nautilus seems to be having a hard time attracting hackers even though it
has a fairly clean and easy to grasp
This one time, at band camp, Jon Biddell wrote:
Ayone know if there are any major issues running Linux (distro will be SuSE,
but that's not really relevant now) on the Athlon 1.2gHz processor ?
Nup.
Choose Athlon/Duron/K7 for processor type when (if) you build your own
kernel.
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yeah funny that, and yet (if i'm not wrong) MACs had GUIs before windows.
Xerox were the first bring on the GUI and then it was Apple (i think).. then
Windows..
Funny thing today, (Don't want to start another thread) I've just noticed
the amount of Windows XP advertising going around with the
This one time, at band camp, Matthew Moor wrote:
I've had reasonably good luck with Abit boards, but dealer friends tell me
that their QA has gone to crap.
This is true.
My first Abit board was the KA7-100, for an 800MHz Ath. Something happened
that ended up frying the IDE controllers.
I went
The link to the article is here
http://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/windowsxp_osx.asp
He is less kind to Linux and Linux users than Mac OS
Yes Xerox did invent the GUI too.
Are we just playing catch-up to Windows ? or truly innovating.
Chris
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From: George Vieira
Catch up?
[david@fast david]$ uptime
4:50pm up 130 days, 3:12, 5 users
Need I say more.
PS: last downtime was due to hardware upgrade. Machine serves DNS, web and
mail, including mailing lists, as well as general GUI workstation apps.
PPS: Apple sued Microsoft for stealing their gui
quote who=David
Catch up?
Need I say more.
Yeah, we're talking user interface. Uptime means nowt in this case,
unfortunately. :)
PPS: Apple sued Microsoft for stealing their gui ideas (although they
lost).
For being paid out untold (NDA) amounts of cash values of lost.
- Jeff
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IMHO
If you missed the ximian demo couple of months ago
..its waaay ahead in terms of innovation - a real outlook-killer.
I'm signing up when its released, might even have to boot mozilla as my
mail client. Think they need the dosh too.
Thurrot is a bit of an MS stooge. Note excessive use of !
I actually disagree with the security bit...
At least as far as security is concerned, we inherit the benefits of UNIX...
Stability doesn't really fall into the inovation catagory...
Inovation as far as linux is concerned has just happenned in a range of
non-central places.
For example, linux
All,
I hope you can be a little more helpful than the wilfully useless lot on
Debian-KDE.
I am trying to set up some per user environmentals on KDE 2.2.1 on Debian
Woody.
Eg HTTP_PROXY for my setiathome account, plus adding ~/bin to my personal
account's path. Adding these to .bash_profile
'tag alles,
Gus (and others), which was the automounter you said you preferred on
Friday? amd or autofs?
- Jeff
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quote who=David Fisher
Eg HTTP_PROXY for my setiathome account, plus adding ~/bin to my personal
account's path. Adding these to .bash_profile has no effect (I recall it
working for Gnome before I defected).
How about .profile? Does KDE have a .kderc ish file like .gnomerc?
Anybody
Folks.
Is it possible to run mgetty for receiving incoming calls and ppp for
making outgoing calls on the same port?
Obviously, the call tyres are exclusive {Duh!}, but if I enable mgetty on
the ttyS0 port that my ppp script runs on, Bad Things happen.
Any clues on how to do this? Access the
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