On Thu, 15 Jul 1999 01:35:49 VUT
"Geoff afsdl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -how do I let users have thier own accounts? (in the format
> http://localhost/~user/) I've tried
> <Directory /home/user/>
> order allow, deny
> allow from all
> </directory>
> and
> <Directory /home/user/public_html>
> order allow, deny
> allow from all
> </directory>
>From my limited experience, this sounds fine. I used to get this error
when I turned of dir. listings and the ~/public_html dir was empty.
Create and index.htm in the directory in question...see if that works.
> Both give me an access denied message when I attempt to access it through
> the other win98 machine. (i am on a 2 machine internal network, no outside
> access)
>
> Next, is there a better telnet client for windows? Whenever I try to edit a
> file in vim through telnet, all i get is A and B's when i press the arrow
> keys after entering insert mode. Getting this working would be useful.
Look for CRT, works for me. I only use it to log in and then export a
few xterms.
> Finally, is there a way for linux to mount a win98 disk? (eg, i put on
> unrestricted sharing on the disk) I'm getting really tired of moving floppy
> disks (i dont have ftp services up) and i would also like it if linux could
> have a few extra gigs of storage courtesy the other machine. (i dont think
> this is SMB, i could be mistaken)
man smbmnt (smbmount?). Never used it myself, but it looks like it's
what you need.
HTH
--
Terry Churchill
Linux is like a wigwam - no windows, no gates, apache inside!
