Jack Coates Wrote:
> What's the storage on, a NAS?
Yep, a ReadyNAS NV. I'm absolutely dreading the scan to turn the NV
into a standalone to bypass having to have the PC in the chain. I'm
going overseas again for 10 days - perhaps I should start the NV scan
before leaving for the airport.
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On 9/17/06, egd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Frustrated at futile attempts and no responses to requests for info Idowngraded my box to Dapper 32 bit and am happy to report Slimserver isworking fine and I've not had any issues with web access.One thing that really surprised me was just how fast a full
Frustrated at futile attempts and no responses to requests for info I
downgraded my box to Dapper 32 bit and am happy to report Slimserver is
working fine and I've not had any issues with web access.
One thing that really surprised me was just how fast a full scan of my
audio library was -- insid
I'm sure there's an easier, more kosher way to do it in Ubuntu also.
In ClarkConnect, the same thing can be accomplished with two mouse
clicks...Now, that's REALLY easy! :-)
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blackbear wrote:
> It's easy to do from the command line:
> Open a shell and become root. Then do:
>
> # rm /etc/rc?.d/S20slimserver
>
> Thats all.
>
> To reinstate:
>
> # cd /etc/rc2.d
> # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver
> # cd /etc/rc3.d
> # ln -s ../init.d/slimserver S20slimserver
Mark Lanctot;134212 Wrote:
> My Linux newbieness is showing now (if it hasn't shown itself already!)
>
> How do I stop SlimServer from automatically starting? As with
> everything in Ubuntu, there's a GUI tool for this but SlimServer isn't
> listed.
It's easy to do from the command line:
Open
Mark,
I will take a look at my Ubuntu setup. I have been running 6.5 for a
while. I've been a bad beta tester though, no updates since I got it
running. I will spend some time this weekend and compare notes with
what you have been having issues with. My setup has been running
without any seri
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> How do I stop SlimServer from automatically starting? As with
> everything in Ubuntu, there's a GUI tool for this but SlimServer isn't
> listed.
I'm not at home where my Ubuntu box is, so I can't confirm that
it's missing from my Service gui too, tool
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Pat Farrell;134208 Wrote:
Rather than your named/bind
entries are broken.
I'm not sure what you mean here.
named (aka bind) is the program that does DNS resolution.
It is the program running on some server, usually your ISP's that does
the name resolution.
If you don't
Mark Lanctot wrote:
Chip Hart;134207 Wrote:
Start your machine without
starting slim and see if it happens. If it continues to be a
problem, I'd stop looking at slim as the problem.
How do I stop SlimServer from automatically starting? As with
everything in Ubuntu, there's a GUI tool for t
Chip Hart;134207 Wrote:
> Start your machine without
> starting slim and see if it happens. If it continues to be a
> problem, I'd stop looking at slim as the problem.
My Linux newbieness is showing now (if it hasn't shown itself
already!)
How do I stop SlimServer from automatically starting?
Pat Farrell;134208 Wrote:
> I don't speak debian, but have you tried doing the dns setup by hand,
> like we had to in the uNiX days?
>
> But first, what exactly do you mean by DNS entries?
> My guess is that you mean you can't resolve hostnames, so your computer
>
> is not properly accessing a
Mark Lanctot wrote:
OK, this is no longer fun.
This behavior is persisting after a reboot. Every time I reboot or
restart, my DNS entries have been cleared and I have to add them again.
Annoying to say the least.
I don't speak debian, but have you tried doing the dns setup by hand,
like we h
Mark Lanctot wrote:
> This behavior is persisting after a reboot. Every time I reboot or
> restart, my DNS entries have been cleared and I have to add them again.
> Annoying to say the least.
I'd say!
> I presume I'm the only one with this problem or the forums would be
> full of this?
>
On 9/6/06, Mark Lanctot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OK, this is no longer fun.This behavior is persisting after a reboot. Every time I reboot or
restart, my DNS entries have been cleared and I have to add them again.Annoying to say the least.I presume I'm the only one with this problem or the forum
OK, this is no longer fun.
This behavior is persisting after a reboot. Every time I reboot or
restart, my DNS entries have been cleared and I have to add them again.
Annoying to say the least.
I presume I'm the only one with this problem or the forums would be
full of this?
Any advice before I
I just found out I lost all Internet access on the Ubuntu machine after
the SlimServer install, and I was getting ready to panic, when I took a
look at Adminstration - Networking.
Lo and behold, my DNS servers had been removed, which would explain why
I couldn't find any web pages.
Added them ba
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