Linux-Setup Digest #201, Volume #19 Wed, 19 Jul 00 18:13:14 EDT
Contents:
...setup my system for cdrecord? ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Xwindows problem ("Andy")
Re: Linux & c++ (Larry Ebbitt)
Ipppd problem ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Re: Simple question on Kernel Recompiling (Tom Stiller)
Re: Simple question on Kernel Recompiling (Roger Atkinson)
Re: Adaptec AVA1502 and Ricoh MP6200S CD-R/W (John McCabe)
suse manual (H Briggs)
Re: No Sounds - SBLive! - Need Forced Settings ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Vbox and Vboxgettty ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Name Resolution Problem ("Kenneth Lafond")
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Crossposted-To: comp.os.linux.hardware
Subject: ...setup my system for cdrecord?
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 20:53:15 GMT
I get this Error-Message, when I try to use
cdrecord:
root@linux:~ > cdrecord dev=0,1,0
/brenner/image1.raw
Cdrecord 1.8 (i686-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C)
1995-2000 J�rg Schilling
cdrecord: Die Operation ist nicht erlaubt.
WARNING: Cannot do mlockall(2).
cdrecord: WARNING: This causes a high risk for
buffer underruns.
cdrecord: Die Operation ist nicht erlaubt.
WARNING: Cannot set RR-scheduler
cdrecord: Keine Berechtigung. WARNING: Cannot set
priority using setpriority().
cdrecord: WARNING: This causes a high risk for
buffer underruns.
cdrecord: Die Operation ist nicht erlaubt. shmctl
failed to lock shared memory segment
root@linux:~ >
Ich verwende/I'm using SuSE-Linux 6.4 (Kernel
2.2.14), Yamaha 8424S-Drive at Tekram
SCSI-Controller DC390F als /dev/sr0. As a cd-drive
it is working fine.
root@linux:~ > cdrecord -scanbus
Cdrecord 1.8 (i686-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C)
1995-2000 J�rg Schilling
cdrecord: Keine Berechtigung. Cannot open
'/dev/sg0'. Cannot open SCSI driver.
cdrecord: For possible targets try 'cdrecord
-scanbus'. Make sure you are root.
root@linux:~ >
root@linux:~ > ls -l /dev/sr0
brw-r----- 2 root disk 11, 0 Mar 24
22:57 /dev/sr0
root@linux:~ >
root@linux:~ > ls -l /dev/sg0
crw-r--r-- 1 root cdwriter 21, 0 Mar 24
22:57 /dev/sg0
root@linux:~ >
Kann mir da jemand helfen?
Can anybody help?
It seems to be something like the following
Problem, but I cannot foollow properly; what is
SVSv IPC??
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In article
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Mon, 17 Jul 2000 19:00:14 GMT,
> Chris Sutcliffe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >Sorry about that, it should be gone now...
>
> Thanks!
>
> >OK, I tried doing the cdrecord binary is now
SUID root, and I've made
> >sure that the sg module is loaded (and
confirmed using lsmod). I'm
> >still having no luck using "cdrecord -scanbus"
> >I've now compiled version 1.8.1 of cdrecord and
replaced the one
> >installed by default on the system. As I
previously stated, "cdrecord
> >-scanbus" still doesn't work. However, now
when I try:
> > cdrecord -v speed=4 dev=0,6,0 <CD IMG>
> > Cdrecord 1.8.1 (i686-pc-linux-gnu)
Copyright (C) 1995-2000 J�rg Schilling
> > TOC Type: 1 = CD-ROM
> > cdrecord: Operation not permitted. WARNING:
Cannot do mlockall(2).
>
> -From the cdrecord README:
> - If you get a message like:
> cdrecord: Function not
implemented. shmget failed
> You need to look for three possible
reasons:
> - You are using a Linux Kernel
2.3.51 or newer.
> Read README.linux-shm
> - You removed SVSv IPC from your
kernel. You need to
> enable it again.
> Run a Linux kernel config and
recompile with SYSv IPC.
>
> I recall getting the mlockall() error before,
but can't remember what I
> did to fix it. If you're running a 2.3 series
kernel, you'll need to
> add this line to /etc/fstab:
> none /var/shm
shm exec,dev,suid,rw 0 0
> also create the mount point /var/shm if it
doesn't exist. Also, you'll
> need to make sure that the device files
/dev/sg[0-7] exist; use mknod or
> /dev/MAKEDEV to create them if they don't
exist....
>
> --
> Matt G|There is no Darkness in eternity/But only
Light too dim for us to see
> Beware of sysadmins, for they are quick to anger
and have no need of
> subtlety.
>
>
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
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From: "Andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Xwindows problem
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 14:17:25 -0700
I'm getting this error when i type "startx" Is it because linux does not
support my video card chipset?
(--) SVGA: PCI Intel Unknown Chipset (0x7125) rev3, Memory @0xf40000000000
(--) SVGA: unable to open /dev/agpgart: No such device
Fatal server error:
aborting
I have a Dell Optiflex GX 110 /w a onboard video card. The video card has
the following spec:
Intel(R) 810e Chipset Graphics Driver (DC133 FSB133)
Graphics and Video
Graphics architecture Intel Dynamic Video Memory (DVM) technology
Graphics accelerator Intel Direct Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) 2D and 3D
graphics accelerator
Display cache 4-MB, 133-MHz synchronous dynamic random-access memory (SDRAM)
Graphics memory Dynamically assigned from system memory
Video resolutions 800 x 600 pixels; 85-hertz (Hz) refresh rate with 16.7
million colors
1024 x 786 pixels; 85-Hz refresh rate with 64,000 colors
1280 x 1024 pixels; 85-Hz refresh rate with 256 colors
1600 x 1200 pixels; 75-Hz refresh rate with 256 colors
Thanks in advance,
Andy
Software Engineer
Broadcom Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 17:21:03 -0400
From: Larry Ebbitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Linux & c++
dale hites wrote:
>
> Okay, if not appropriate just ignore. I'm having a problem with my c++
> application. I'm running Red Hat Linux 6.02,
> kernel version 2.2.12-20. When I run the program below I get a segmentation
> fault. As you can see, the program is very sophisticated. Any clues?
>
> Make file:
>
> Test.out : Test.o
> gcc -oTest.out /usr/lib/libg++.so.2.7.2 Test.o
>
> Test.o : Test.cpp
> gcc -c -I/usr/lib/glib/include Test.cpp
>
> Source file:
>
> #include <iostream.h>
>
> main (int numargs, char ** args)
> {
> cout << "Bob" << endl;
> }
Try:
int main (int numargs, char ** args)
I'm surprised it compiled.
--
Larry Ebbitt - Linux + OS/2 - Atlanta
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 23:16:37 +0200
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Ipppd problem
Hi, I'm relatively new to the world of Linux. I just installed and
configured my first system, and everything is working, after endless
fiddling and learning. Just one thing has got me completetly stumped. I
am in a position where I must put some code in the ip-up.local and
ip-down.local scripts, which get called by ip-up and ip-down
respectively whenever ipppd sets up my internet connection or takes it
down. In theory at least. It turns out my ip-up script gets called, and
in turn calls ip-up.local (I have Red Hat 6.2 installed) which then
outputs the current dynamic ip address, just to check the script. On the
other hand, neither ip-down nor consequently ip-down.local get called
whenever the guy hangs up. It is frustrating, as I depend on this script
to reestablish a default route into the internet which should get
autodialed whenever a packet wishes to get into the internet.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Thx in advance...
Max
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From: Tom Stiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To:
comp.os.linux.networking,comp.os.linux.redhat,comp.os.linux.help,linux.redhat.install
Subject: Re: Simple question on Kernel Recompiling
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 21:22:03 GMT
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, None <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Ok, I'm 0 for 4 on recompiling kernels, and it's getting aggrivating.
>Here's my problem.
>
>The existing linux is Redhat - I'm installing a new kernel first, then
>adding IPSEC to it. But thus far I can't get just the regular old
>kernel to install. Everything compiles and installs properly without
>any errors whatsoever, but when I reboot, none of my ethernet drivers
>load, and I get several "insmod" errors. They roll by awfully fast, but
>I know one involves "tulip.o", and some others involve things in the
>"ipv4" directory. Either way, I have yet to get a kernel to install
>properly.
>
Have you done 'make modules' and 'make modules_install'?
--
Tom Stiller
PGP fingerprint = 5108 DDB2 9761 EDE5 E7E3 7BDA 71ED 6496 99C0 C7CF
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From: Roger Atkinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Crossposted-To:
comp.os.linux.networking,comp.os.linux.redhat,comp.os.linux.help,linux.redhat.install
Subject: Re: Simple question on Kernel Recompiling
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 14:24:44 -0700
Not knowing (you didn't post them) what commands you have entered to
make your new kernel makes it hard to help. So, I'll just try to explain
what I do to see if this helps.
After installing RedHat and the Source in /usr/src/linux (which is
usually a link to the kernel version you are building) I decide whether
I want to replace the existing kernel or make a new test kernel. I
usually do the later and after testing it satisfactorily I set it up to
be the primary boot kernel later. If I am making a new test kernel I
edit the .Makefile and add something like ".1" or "-1" which will make a
kernel that will install next to the kernel I currently boot. I then
execute the following as root from the /usr/src/linux dir:
1) make mrproper <---gets rid of everything not needed including the
old config file.
2) cd into the configs dir and cp the base config file for my machine
into /usr/src/linux/.config (cd back into /usr/src/linux when done).
3) make xconfig <---since the config file has all the default Red Hat
config all I need to do is modify the configuration for my SCSI and
ethernet which I usually put into the kernel instead of making them
modules. NOTE - I do not have a dual eth machine so I don't know if you
should build in two different eth drivers but i don't see why not.
After you close and save off the new config file, you must:
4) make dep <---make the dependencies.
5) make clean <--- I'm not sure if this is required but it always works
for me.
6) make zImage or bzImage <---usually a bzImage as the default Red Hat
config makes a large kernel.
7) make modules <------ must be run since the default Red Hat config
contains lots of modules which I use like the sound driver, zip ppa
driver, etc.
8) make modules_install <----- here is where it gets interesting.
Notice above I modified the .Makefile. This will cause a new directory
and modules set to be put into /lib/modules/<kernel version>. If you
don't change the Version number you are making (in the .Makefile) then
you *must* move the old modules out of the way before you do the "make
modules_install" or it will look as if it is doing what you want but it
will, in fact, not install anything. This is the default behaviour and
the probable cause of all your module problems. In other words your
modules do not match your kernel and they must.
9) If everything builds OK IE: good exit code, I then edit the
/etc/lilo.conf file to have an entry for the new kernel I am going to
install. This is usually vmlinuz-<version> for me. YMMV. To keep it easy
to remember I usually make sure that the .Makefile is one version more
than what is currently being booted in /etc/lilo.conf. This makes sure
I don't make typo mistakes.
10) make install <--- this will scan through the last build directories
verifying that everything got made, install the new kernel into the
/boot dir and run /sbin/lilo for you making sure that everything is
ready for the next reboot.
11) reboot and at the lilo prompt, enter the tag name (what you labeled
your new kernel in /etc/lilo.conf) of the new kernel. I usually use
linux_new until I have tested that all is well and then later install it
as the default Linux kernel to boot.
I hope this helps you and others as I have seen a lot of posts about
kernel building and I want to try to help if I can. BTW Every thing I
have listed above is mentioned in either HowTos or the kernel readme
that Linus keeps up to date and it should all be required reading before
anyone starts to build there own new kernel.
Ciao, Roger A.
Jason wrote:
>
> Hello...
>
> I tried that, and unfortunately it did the same thing. I moved the modules.dep
> to oldmodules.olddep so it couldn't find it, and "touch"ed a new modules.dep
> file. I got the same number of the following error that I got even before I
> wiped out the modules.dep file (this is guessing, because I don't know how to
> copy the bootup errors to a file yet):
>
> depmod: *** Unresolved symbols in /path/goes/here/somemodulename.o
>
> ...and I get that for tulip.o, and a couple other net drivers. Any ideas?
>
> --Jason
>
--snip rest of article----
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (John McCabe)
Subject: Re: Adaptec AVA1502 and Ricoh MP6200S CD-R/W
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 21:26:12 GMT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John McCabe) wrote:
I've tried both these suggestions and they don't quite do what I want.
Would I be better off splashing out on a real AHA-1520? Will that be
detected properly?
Thanks.
Best Regards
John McCabe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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From: H Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: suse manual
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 21:28:16 GMT
Hi, i recently tried to install suse linux 6 but encountered probs
when trying to configure xfree and my vid card ( ati 3d rage pro agp
x2) I downloaded and installed the xfree4 update but still didn't
have any luck. before i try again i want to read the suse manual but
its in a format iam unfamiliar with " suse_lxe.rpm" does anyone know
what windows program will open this?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Crossposted-To: linux.redhat.install
Subject: Re: No Sounds - SBLive! - Need Forced Settings
Date: 19 Jul 2000 21:38:42 GMT
You really should just get the latest sblive driver snapshot from the
Creative site:
http://opensource.creative.com
I don't think you need to force settings; the driver is written by Creative
for the sblive.
It is very fast to install. Just follow their instructions.
While you have the source and docs, you can probably answer your question
about forcing settings (I don't have them right now, or I'd try to see
myself)
I had some problems with garbled sounds with the driver that shipped with
RH6.2. Upgrading the driver fixed the problem. That's why I think this may
be relevant for you too.
hth
Chris
In linux.redhat.install Chris Barone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: Yes, the card is a 'real' Sound Blaster product. Is there a reason
: that no one has addressed my question? Can settings be forced?
: Thanks for your time - Chris
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Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 23:39:11 +0200
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Vbox and Vboxgettty
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Hello, I am trying to install the Voice Messaging System included in
isdn4k on my Linux System (Red Hat 6.2). I am having some difficulty in
actually pursuading the program to take any incoming messages. I have
started the vboxgetty thing according to the man page, and have
generally set up everyhting according to the instructions, to the best
of my knowledge. I include a copy of my vbox log. I sincerely hope there
is a solution out there, for I have absolutely no idea even where to
start to fix this thing. I mean, basically this guy is just not pickng
up the phone when he should.
Thx in advance,
Max
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name="vbox.conf"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Content-Disposition: inline;
filename="vbox.conf"
# CALLERIDS
#
# Format: PATTERN SECTION REALNAME
[CALLERIDS]
8999750826 HOME ab
* - *** Unknown ***
# RINGS
#
# Format: TIME DAYS RINGS
[RINGS]
#20:15-21:14,0-8,23:15,22:30-23 MO,DI,MI,DO,FR,SA,SO 2
23-8 MO,DI,MI,Do,FR,SA,SO 1
8-23 MO,DI,MI,DO,FR,SA,SO 2
* * 5
# [USERSECTIONS]
#
# Format: TIME DAYS STANDARD RECTIME [FLAG] [...]
[HOME]
23-9 MO,DI,MI,DO,DR,SA,SO hello.msg 90 SCRIPT=standard.tcl RINGS=1
9-23 MO,DI,MI,DO,DR,SA,SO hello.msg 90 SCRIPT=standard.tcl RINGS=2
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name="vboxd.conf"
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filename="vboxd.conf"
# Login access list
#
# All hosts in the login access list (begins with 'L') are checked at
# login (server startup) time. If access is 'yes' the host can login
# and count messages without special access.
L:localhost:Y
L:*:N
# Full access list
#
# All hosts in the full access list (begins with 'A') are checked if the
# server gets the 'login' command.
A:localhost:RW:root:msg:/var/spool/vbox/ab:incoming
A:*:!:!:!:!:!
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#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is a example for 'vboxgetty.conf'. Please read the documentation for
# a complete description of the commands!
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Global settings for all ports
compression adpcm-4
umask 077
badinitsexit 10
dropdtrtime 400
initpause 2500
commandtimeout 4
echotimeout 4
ringtimeout 6
alivetimeout 1800
freespace 50000000
debuglevel FEWIDJ
#Settings for port ttyI5
port /dev/ttyI5
modeminit ATZ&B512&E8999750826
user networkneighborhood
group nn
spooldir /var/spool/vbox/ab
vboxconfig /var/spool/vbox/ab/vbox.conf
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19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> -----------------------[Begin session]----------------------
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> Running vbox version 2.0.0BETA5...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> Tcl interpreter version 8.0...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'debuglevel = FEWIDJ' (-global-)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'port = /dev/ttyI5'...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'modeminit = ATZ&B512&E8999750826' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'user = networkneighborhood' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'group = nn' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'spooldir = /var/spool/vbox/ab' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Found command 'vboxconfig = /var/spool/vbox/ab/vbox.conf'
(/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> User networkneighborhood's messagebox is "/var/spool/vbox/ab"...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> User networkneighborhood's vbox.conf is
"/var/spool/vbox/ab/vbox.conf"...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Setting "/var/spool/vbox/ab" to 500.501 (0700)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Opening modem port "/dev/ttyI5"...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Locking vboxgetty (/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Setting "/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid" to 500.501 (0644)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Locking modem port (/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <D> Setting "/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5" to 500.501 (0644)...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> Drop permissions to userid 500; groupid 501...
19-Jul 18:00:55 <I> Initializing modem port (voice mode; 2500 ms)...
19-Jul 18:00:57 <D> Hangup modem (drop dtr 400 ms)...
19-Jul 18:00:57 <D> Flushing modem (timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Setting modem speed to 57600...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Setting modem flow control (HARD)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Sending "ATZ&B512&E8999750826"...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Sending "AT+FCLASS=8"...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Waiting for "OK|VCON"... Got "OK" (1).
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Sending "ATS13.2=1S13.4=1"...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Waiting for "OK|VCON"... Got "OK" (1).
19-Jul 18:00:58 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:00:58 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Blocking all signals (0-64)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> Exit program on signal 15...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Hangup modem (drop dtr 400 ms)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Flushing modem (timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Closing modem port (4)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Unlocking vboxgetty (/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <W> Can't remove lock "/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid".
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Unlocking modem port (/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <W> Can't remove lock "/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5".
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> ------------------------[End session]-----------------------
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> -----------------------[Begin session]----------------------
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> Running vbox version 2.0.0BETA5...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> Tcl interpreter version 8.0...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'debuglevel = FEWIDJ' (-global-)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'port = /dev/ttyI5'...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'modeminit = ATZ&B512&E8999750826' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'user = networkneighborhood' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'group = nn' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'spooldir = /var/spool/vbox/ab' (/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Found command 'vboxconfig = /var/spool/vbox/ab/vbox.conf'
(/dev/ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> User networkneighborhood's messagebox is "/var/spool/vbox/ab"...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> User networkneighborhood's vbox.conf is
"/var/spool/vbox/ab/vbox.conf"...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Setting "/var/spool/vbox/ab" to 500.501 (0700)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Opening modem port "/dev/ttyI5"...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Locking vboxgetty (/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Setting "/var/run/vboxgetty-ttyI5.pid" to 500.501 (0644)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Locking modem port (/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <D> Setting "/var/lock/LCK..ttyI5" to 500.501 (0644)...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> Drop permissions to userid 500; groupid 501...
19-Jul 18:02:07 <I> Initializing modem port (voice mode; 2500 ms)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Hangup modem (drop dtr 400 ms)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Flushing modem (timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Setting modem speed to 57600...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Setting modem flow control (HARD)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Sending "ATZ&B512&E8999750826"...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Sending "AT+FCLASS=8"...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Waiting for "OK|VCON"... Got "OK" (1).
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Sending "ATS13.2=1S13.4=1"...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Waiting for "OK|VCON"... Got "OK" (1).
19-Jul 18:02:10 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:02:10 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 18:32:12 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 18:32:12 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 19:02:14 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 19:02:14 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 19:32:16 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 19:32:16 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 20:02:17 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 20:02:17 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 20:32:19 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 20:32:19 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 21:02:21 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 21:02:21 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 21:32:23 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 21:32:23 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 22:02:25 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 22:02:25 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 22:32:26 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 22:32:26 <I> Waiting...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <J> Select returns with timeout...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <D> Sending "AT"...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
19-Jul 23:02:28 <D> Flushing modem...
19-Jul 23:02:28 <I> Waiting...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <J> Select returns with timeout...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <D> Checking if modem is still alive...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <D> Flushing modem...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <D> Sending "AT"...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <J> Reading modem echo (4 secs timeout)...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <J> Reading modem input (4 secs timeout)...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <D> Waiting for "OK"... Got it.
20-Jul 01:32:30 <D> Flushing modem...
20-Jul 01:32:30 <I> Waiting...
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From: "Kenneth Lafond" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Name Resolution Problem
Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2000 14:55:52 -0700
I've got 2 Red Hat workstation installations that seem to be having name
resolution problems. When I try to ftp to these workstations, the client
says it is connected, then it takes about 2-5 minutes for the prompt to
appear asking for a user name. I can ping out, but it takes about a minute
to return the first successful ping and a good minute or two between each
successive successful ping. It's not just that the DNS isn't configured
correctly, because dnsquery works just fine (quickly and accurately) using
the command 'dnsquery <hostname>' so I know the default DNS server is being
used - although nslookup doesn't work (server times out after 2 mins).
My nsswitch.conf file has files then DNS in the hosts search path, and my
resolv.conf has search <domain> and nameserver <nameserver IP> as it's two
lines. I think this is correct.
I think it has to do with name resolution because if I enter the host I am
trying to access into the hosts file manually it pings, ftps, etc just fine.
If the host I am trying to access is NOT in the hosts table then I get the
following results:
ping hostname (VERY slow and drops 99% of packets)
but if I
ping -n hostname (works just great).
The -n option tells it not to look up symbolic names for host addresses.
I'm trying to get this computer up as an ftp server so simply using the -n
option to ping isn't a solution. Sorry about the long-winded message but I
wanted to include all the details. Any ideas on why it is behaving this
way?
Thanks,
Ken
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