marco signoretto wrote:
salve a tutti,
sto cercando il modo di realizzare uno script che invii automaticamnte una
mail per informare determinati utenti remoti, ogni qual volta si verifichi il
cambiamento dell'indirizzo ip pubblico di un server. come fare?
grazie in anticipo per i vostri
CIAO
Mi potete dire quali sono i providers che offrono un collegamento ADSL (con
un IP statico), per i privati padovani, veloce IN PRATICA. Da questo,
potete capire che non vorrei mettere ADSL tanto per dire che io ho un tale
collegamento MA vorrei uno che mi garantisca, in ogni momento, una
I too noticed all these symtoms along with one other. On install I
accidently put a write-protected floppy in to be used as a recue disk. When
I hit ok the next step apeared unusualy quick. I happpend to look and notice
that the disk indicator was off and the disk had not been writen to.
Set up a mailfilter. Most email clients support this, and if your mail
arrives at your box directly (like in my case) it's also pretty trivial to
set up a procmailrc.
If you need help on the procmailrc, just drop me a line. but send it to me
instead of the list, otherwise I might miss it.
On
Hi
What would cause my 2 machine network (connected by crossover cable) to
only send data one way down the cable. If I run tcpdump on both
interfaces and ping each other then I can see pc1 receiving arp requests
and replying , but pc2 only shows the outgoing arp request, it does not
see the
Scott,
I wouldn't think this would be the case with 8.0 since this version
contains the filesystem changes that 7.2 does, which is why there were
problems upgrading from 7.1 to 7.2 as opposed to doing a fresh install.
They made a few changes in the 7.2 version to where some things were
located
On Thursday 15 March 2001 05:12, Ron Stodden wrote:
I have now used this technique to update a Mandrake 7.2 virgin
install KDE 2.0 to KDE 2.1.
.
5. After reboot, some panel items were lost replaced with a
useless KDE gear. This is easily set right by K - Configure Penel
- Add -
hi
Got hold of some skins for XMMS in tar.gz format. Any idea how to add them
to the skins already present in XMMS?
Copy them to your ~/.xmms/Skins/ Directory.
You also can copy them to /usr/share/xmms/Skins, so any user on your system,
can use them (need to be done as root).
timo
What have you missed?
A single space.
append=" hde=ide-scsi"
Should be it.
Mike
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Bill Kenworthy wrote:
Can you do an "lsmod" and post the results along with those from
"cdrecord -scanbus". A list of your modules.conf would also be handy.
CDRW is a can of worms if
I dont know, I wonder if something with lilo
may have changed. I have seen other posts on
Mandrakes mailing lists that people cant make
a bootdisk and/or lilo wont install for them
Do we all have some other problem
I don't know what other problem I could have.
The system is a PII-450, 256M
Do a modprobe ide-scsi, setup the link in /dev
Brian
-Original Message-
From: Mike MacCana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 7:36 AM
To: Bill Kenworthy
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] CD-RW - how do I get it working?
What have you missed?
A single
There is a warning stating that Mandrake 8.0b1 will not install on a Western
Digital HDD or a KT133B or MVP3 chipset.
-Original Message-
From: Klar Brian D Contr MSG SICN [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 2:12 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject:
Hmm... I have a problem with something somewhere, but I can't figure it
out.
1. I use 7.2 as the gateway and win clients.
2. I have tzo dynamic DNS service, although my IP is now static.
3. I'm running bind as a caching only name server, but use it on only some
clients
Sometimes when I try to
I thought I read only drive =8.4G. Regardless, I was attempting
to install to a 6.4G IDE Fijitsu drive, WD is my ScSi drives
which are only for storage of data
Brian
-Original Message-
From: Milnes Terry SSgt 52LSS/LGLOE
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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 9:04
At 03:06 AM 3/15/2001 +0800, Franki wrote:
do I need any other ports??
You probably do need to open DNS, otherwise you won't be able to do things
like, surf the web, do hostname lookups to find anything out there, etc. I
attached a firewall that I wrote that is pretty simple, should be easy
How do you tell HardDarke or Linux to look on USB ports for devices?
I have a supported (ZOOM USB) modem (linux-USB.org). LM-7.2 sees my TWO USB
ports.
When I run HardDrake to install a modem, it gives me options of Serial,
ISDN
and so forth, but not USB.
What file to I change (and
Hi all,
If this looks familiar, read on...
PING 64.53.54.1 (64.53.54.1): 56 octets data
64 octets from 64.53.54.1: icmp_seq=0 ttl=253 time=4452.8 ms
wrong data byte #0 should be 0x3b but was 0x3737 da b0 3a 88 9e e 0
8 9 a b c d e f 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1a 1b 1c 1d 1e 1f 20 21
I installed it from scratch. Or I should say, I made the effort. But
installation failed over and over again. I downloaded the two ISO images
from Mandrake 8 beta1 but with installation of the packages I got several
interrupt at instalation stating: "Some important packages could not be
I could find it in 6.2. One used /usr/bin/g++ (which pointed to pg++). I am unable
to locate it in 7.1 nor in 7.2. ---Jay
I am had problems with installing avifile on the 8.0 distro. Avifile is
needed to play avi's with the xmms-avi plugin. Here are the details of my
fun-filled adventure:
1) avifile-0.6.0-0.beta4.2 gave me the following dep errors:
avi-codecs is needed by avifile-0.6.0-0.beta3.1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just istalled LM7.2 on my new drive (20GB). It's got a 13GB Win98
partition and the rest for LM7.2. The install goes fine, but LILO doesn't
install. I tried with every distro I own and the same thing happens, LILO
refuses to install. In order to get the thing to
If you compare iptabels of 2.4 with OpenBSD's netfilter you notice
something is wrong when it comes to logging.
OpenBSD does logs very easily and with a lot of info, just what you expect
from a firewall.
BUT!!! I cannot get any info out of iptables, just a little tiny bit.
Say, how do you log
Hi Tom,
I've had very similar problems. When I tried this list I got no reply for
an answer, so it's not solved. However, I found that if I run
ifdown eth0
ifup eth0
on one machine, sometimes both, everything works fine. I might bother
putting those in the rc.local.
Robert
On Wed, 14 Mar
I could find it in 6.2. One used /usr/bin/g++ (which pointed to pg++). I am unable
to locate it in 7.1 nor in 7.2. ---Jay
/usr/bin/gcc
# ls -lF /usr/bin/gc*
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root 17 Sep 4 2000 /usr/bin/gcc -
/usr/bin/colorgcc*
-rwxr-xr-x2 root root86256 Apr
Does anyone have a suggestion for a parallel port flatbed scanner that is
under $150 and will work with Linux?
Jeff, it is my understanding that none of the parallel scanners work
with Linux. Frankly, I can't imagine buying one these days since USB
scanners are more common.
Cheers ---
Does anyone have a suggestion for a parallel port flatbed scanner that is
under $150 and will work with Linux?
Do any of the scanners listed in PC World's "top ten" scanners work on
Linux.
Very frustrated.
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
Check out the "route" command. It is possible that your gateway is the
wrong device. All installs of Mandrake on my machine (and recently a
laptop at work) have had the gateway default to either the wrong device
or ip number (.254) which kills network function stone dead - packets go
out, but
Is it possible to set up the machine so that only people in the wheel group can use
the su command?
Julia
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Hi,
I had some thing simmilar (not the same) where comp A would receive pings
from either comp B or comp C but not could not reply. I had two NIC's on
comp A and they were both on the 192.168.1.0 network. It turned out that
this caused an ambiguity. This is because it is assumed that if
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo
I tried to connect my network about two seperate provider (router) to the
internet,
with complete different IP Subnetworks.
The router are external connected to my Linux firewall with two public
interfaces connect to provider router.
yes. put su in the wheel group
chgrp wheel su
chmod g+x,o-x,u-x su
that will only let root and wheel group members execute su.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Julia A . Case wrote:
Is it possible to set up the machine so that only people in the wheel group can use
the su command?
Julia
Jeff, it is my understanding that none of the parallel scanners work
with Linux. Frankly, I can't imagine buying one these days since USB
scanners are more common.
Sorry to hear that. My old system does not have USB
I guess I will have to continue using my ancient scanner under windows.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 18:56:13 -0500
"Jeff Malka" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff, it is my understanding that none of the parallel scanners work
with Linux. Frankly, I can't imagine buying one these days since USB
scanners are more common.
Sorry to hear that. My old system does not have
Dear friends:
I decided to experiment today with XFCE. It's a great and neat and
beautifully designed and very intuitive desktop environment that allows
you to access all of KDE and Gnome (and X and console) applications. I
certainly recommend it.
Alas, during installation, i.e. while running
Sorry to hear that. My old system does not have USB
I guess I will have to continue using my ancient scanner under windows.
What a shame.
Can't you buy a USB card? I thought that was possible. If so, it
might be a cheap way to be able to buy a Linux-compatible scanner.
That's pretty
Be that as it may, I can't now seem to log into KDE. I have rebooted
several times, as I usually do into runlevel 3, and from the console
I think your problem has a simple solution. At the login prompt, look
at the bottom of the dialog. It should say xfce. Note that you can
select here.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 18:56:13 -0500
"Jeff Malka" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff, it is my understanding that none of the parallel scanners work
with Linux. Frankly, I can't imagine buying one these days since USB
scanners are more common.
Sorry to hear that. My old system does not have
Benjamin Sher wrote:
Dear friends:
I decided to experiment today with XFCE. It's a great and
neat and beautifully designed and very intuitive desktop
environment that allows you to access all of KDE and Gnome
(and X and console) applications. I certainly recommend it.
Alas, during
Jeff Malka wrote:
Jeff, it is my understanding that none of the parallel scanners work
with Linux. Frankly, I can't imagine buying one these days since USB
scanners are more common.
Sorry to hear that. My old system does not have USB
I guess I will have to continue using my ancient
Dear Chuck:
Right on target!
/usr/bin/xfce_remove did it!
I then logged into KDE. Then logged out. Then logged into xfce with the
command startxfce (instead of startx xfce), then logged out again, and
am now writing to you from KDE to thank you. See you soon in XFCE.
I am really impressed by
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Benjamin Sher
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 7:42 PM
To: XFCE; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] Urgent -- can't log into KDE! from console
Dear friends:
I decided to experiment today
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Benjamin Sher wrote:
Be that as it may, I can't now seem to log into KDE. I have rebooted
several times, as I usually do into runlevel 3, and from the console
typed: "startx KDE" (without the quotes). I also tried startx kde. I
then tried startx Gnome. Nothing works.
You can purchase an older scsi scanner and pci scsi card
and they work MUCH BETTER than the USB devices.
Can you define "MUCH BETTER"? Do you mean the transfer rate is faster
or that they work better with Linux for some reason? If the former,
in my experience this hardly matters.
A 39$
No!! Messing about with the route and ifconfig commands never worked in my
case at least. After the ifdown/ifup sequence the routes are unaffected
anyway. I find it interesting that I have the same nic involved, the
Netgear FA311.
Thanks for trying to help though, I think you are the only one
i think that is one of the microscopic things i liked about win2k is if i didnt like
something on the menu or i wanted to add something i could right click on where i
wanted it or what i wanted to delete and make the change right then and there,
if i could write code better i would change it
Just a thought, but why not get a SCSI scanner? I just bought one
on eBay that is like new for $61 including shipping. If you don't
have a SCSI card, you can get one of those too. I would think you
could get both scanner and card for under $150, and SCSI tends to
work better than parallel and
On Tuesday 13 March 2001 10:03, you wrote:
I cannot remember where the qt2-2.3.0 rpms were placed for Mandrake 7.2. I
could download the qt source and build it (again-I did it on my fast
desktop) but I'd rather just go for the binaries for my rather sluggish
I don't see why you'd need to
The rpms in general are on the installation disks and were installed. The
gcc-chill-2.95.2-7mdk is not and so was not installed. Apparently a complete install is
needed to get the g++ packages (which is a useful piece of information).
I was able to execute g++. However, the include libraries for
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001, Robert wrote:
No!! Messing about with the route and ifconfig commands never worked in my
case at least. After the ifdown/ifup sequence the routes are unaffected
anyway. I find it interesting that I have the same nic involved, the
You can purchase a USB interface card, made those motherboards without
onboard USB ports. They are quite inexpensive these days.
I have not looked into that option. Thought it had to be part of the
motherboard construction. I'll look into it.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux
Good idea. I will need to look into that.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
- Original Message -
From: William Bouterse [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] scanner under $150?
On Thu, 15 Mar
Jay Woods wrote:
The rpms in general are on the installation disks and were installed. The
gcc-chill-2.95.2-7mdk is not and so was not installed. Apparently a complete install
is
needed to get the g++ packages (which is a useful piece of information).
I was able to execute g++. However,
On Thursday 15 March 2001 09:52, you wrote:
At 03:06 AM 3/15/2001 +0800, Franki wrote:
do I need any other ports??
You probably do need to open DNS, otherwise you won't be able to do things
like, surf the web, do hostname lookups to find anything out there, etc. I
attached a firewall that
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