Greg Stewart wrote:
> Where and what the heck are the config files to change this? I'd rather not
> re-install the darn machine.
You can change security levels in DrakConf - sounds to me like you chose
High, I'm running on Medium with none of these sort of problems.
Sendmail is a Mail Transfer Agent (MTU) meaning it moves mail from one
computer to another. It does not enable any kind of access to mail. You
will need to install a POP or IMAP server -- depending on your clients'
needs -- to serve up the mail to remote machines.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, faisal wr
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Bill Hudspeth wrote:
> In any case, I have been testing one of the BSD distributions and it
> installs without a glitch, while MDK7.1 choked, gagged and did a 'kernel
> panic'. I concur with your estimate and I'm going to go get a refund
> too!
>
Just curious, which BSD, Ope
Mallard wrote:
>
> Thanks for wasting the two hours I had today to do some programming!
>
> I was compiling just fine in 7.0 after figuring out how to install
> everything I needed. now I do a clean install of 7.1 "developer" and
> everything else is installed to compile C++ except the libsrcc++
OK, now I've got a question...
When I did the install of MDK 71, I think I chose the Medium or High
security level, and it it has stuck me in a position that's, well, pissing
me off. I cannot execute anything I install in root from any user but root,
nor can I ssh out of the box if I've su'd to r
Mallard wrote:
> Thanks for wasting the two hours I had today to do some programming!
Ay ya yie!
Go back to Windows - PLEASE!
-Stephen-
Hey Mallard:
Welcome back. I was wondering what happened to you after the 'great
guru in the sky' threw a tantrum. That was really mature stuff for a
semi-professional - NOT! It's called narcissism.
In any case, I have been testing one of the BSD distributions and it
installs without a glitch,
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Mallard wrote:
> Thanks for wasting the two hours I had today to do some programming!
>
You always have entertaining e-mails about problems you have. Some are
valid, but some others can be solved by having a bit more patience, and
checking the documentation more.
> I was co
Yeah, I understand your problem. I guess its time for you to take
that pacifier out of your mouth, or are you sucking Bill Gates d@#$,
well either way. Take it out of your mouth for a while, stop
whining for your sucky toy, and learn a bit..and maybe if you
could read you would understand a
my apache server is taking to long to start i mean really
all my computer gets ups withing 30 sec but i takes about 3 minute to
stratup apache...what can be wrong ?
Steve Howes wrote:
>
> On Sat, 19 Aug 2000 19:25:33 -0500 it was written:
>
> > Hmmm. I just installed the latest version of GNOME off of the cooker,
> > and all was working fine for a while, until GNOME crashed once. Then,
> > when I came back, both the top and bottom bars were gone! Now, it's
Thanks for wasting the two hours I had today to do some programming!
I was compiling just fine in 7.0 after figuring out how to install
everything I needed. now I do a clean install of 7.1 "developer" and
everything else is installed to compile C++ except the libsrcc++ or
whatever you call it.
M
will sendmail work as a pop3 server or do we have to install some other pop3
deamon ?
also
does anyone knows any mailing list of sendmail i can subscribe to i cant
seem to find it on sendmail.org,sendmail.net .?
some of my pakages installed are not working how do i verify them like for
eg restore there files from the cdrom if they missing
also
does linux files system gets fragmentated ?
so is there a FS defragmentator ?
Can i have linux show my customly made batch file in the startup services
like it shows sendmail,httpd etdc etc ?
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Vincent Danen wrote:
> Does anyone know of such a beastie? Preferrably under $2000 if
> possible. It needs to have a CD-ROM, be about 500Mhz with a minimum of
> 32MB RAM and a 4GB or higher HDD. Doesn't need to have ethernet or
> modem built in, but sound would be nice (pr
If you're using RedHat, then you should use the RPM (which will install
stuff where it was setup to do so).
My sendmail binary resides in /usr/sbin/sendmail because that's where the
sendmail RPM put it :)
There are many other files that get installed with it.. if you build
sendmail out of tarbal
Peter,
What window manager are you using? I've had probs like this too with Helix
Gnome. Whenever I log in, my bottom bar is smack dab in the center of my
screen. It happens when I use Sawfish. To fix it I change my Window
Manager to enlightenment, then back to Sawfish.
That probably wasn't
Hmmm. I just installed the latest version of GNOME off of the cooker,
and all was working fine for a while, until GNOME crashed once. Then,
when I came back, both the top and bottom bars were gone! Now, it's a
rather crippled version of GNOME. How can I get back the bars??
-peter :)
--
peter aar
no..
when working localy on those directory's eveything is fine...
only when i try to access from the lan.
btw - i can ftp to the same place and it work's.
seems like it happends only when accessing via samba.
---
_|_|_ Best Regard's ,
( ) * Amir Tal,
Hello again :
"From windows'98 to internet thru Linux !!"
:-D
No Greg, this schema is different :
> Is your windows box the one that connects to the internet? Adn, are you
> trying to connect you linux box to the internet using the Windows box as
> follows?
>
> Internet <---
Does this happen when you try the same thing from the console of the machine
doing the sharing? Or only from the laptop?
--Greg
> hi gang !
>
> get this :
> 1 mandrake machine shares a directory via samba on my lan.
> when i try to mount it from my laptop, it mount's ok, but if i try to
> copy\
Try vivisting www.elinux.com I know they sell TnikPads, but they have a lot
of experience setting up laptops with Linux. Typically, they use SuSE, but
they may be able to help you, or get you on the right track.
Also, SuSE seems to have a good development department when it comes to
hardware supp
hi gang !
get this :
1 mandrake machine shares a directory via samba on my lan.
when i try to mount it from my laptop, it mount's ok, but if i try to
copy\delete\change a file in that share, the server (that hold's the
share) freezes, the monitor shut's down, and the only way out is to
reboot(!)
try tuxtops.com
and checkout this link for a whole list of laptops..
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
-sarang
try the latest alsa drivers from www.alsa-project.org.. they'll most
certainly work!
just read the instructions and carefully follow them and u shld be able to
get u're card working!
-sarang
this dosn't mean that GDB won't work.. it still works fine on ur'e code!
Aaarg... I just bought (and will be returning) an IBM ThinkPad 1210 as
to get X running on it is just a serious pain in the arse. =( I had
it working once, installed OSS to get the sound card working, and now X
refuses to work.
In light of this, I am looking for recomendations of a good laptop
- Original Message -
From: "Ron Marriage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 8:37 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] 2 Xwin sessions
> You can have as many as you have memory and CPU power for.
> I like the following method for this.
> I put the following
Helllo caval_fort,
There is a Linux version of Netscape6, and it works pretty good on
Linux. I dare say it is working better on Linux than on my NT4
partition. When you install have Netscape6 go into a new folder, do not
let it overwrite your existing Netscape folder. On Mandrake, Netscape is
usu
Submitted 19-Aug-00 by Andreas Bergstrøm:
> I was deleting a couple of minor partitions so that I could move
> /usr to a larger one, but the root filesystem moved from
> /dev/hdc8 to /dev/hdc7 in the process. Realizing that I had not
> updated Lilo to this change, I rebooted with the 7.0 rescue di
On Sat Aug 19, 2000 at 12:03:26PM -0600, Ken Thompson wrote:
> > Crystal WDM Audio Codec
[..snip..]
> Try using sndconfig to detect your Crystal codecs.
> I personally have had NO luck at all with LM's hardware detection.
> There are many sound cards using the Crystal chip and with a little
> e
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> I just picked up one of these little beasties and am making some
> progress with getting Mandrake 7.1 installed on it. I'm just wondering
> if anyone else has tried Linux on one of these laptops. I've got a few
> issues with it that maybe someone can help me res
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to test my sybase setup. I need a reasonably big dummy database to
> import into sybase. Can anyone suggest me what I can do to get it.
>
> Cheers
> Sridhar
If you have access to MS Access you can get the "Northwind" database.
I assume sybase will
I just picked up one of these little beasties and am making some
progress with getting Mandrake 7.1 installed on it. I'm just wondering
if anyone else has tried Linux on one of these laptops. I've got a few
issues with it that maybe someone can help me resolve...
First, the specs:
IBM Thinkpad
Xuejun Liu wrote:
> I met problem with MDK7.1. It won't shut down automatically, so I have to
> turn off the power by myself, :(
Try recompiling your kernel from a fresh source. Make sure that Advanced
Power Management support is *enabled* but don't select "shutdown with
real mode BIOS".
I had
Now why would you shudtdown in the first place?
--Greg
> I have a atx system so i want my linux to shutdows automatically i know my
> 98 does how to in linux ?
>
>
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emai
Allright, I don't know if I unstand this any better this time, but I think I
can guess at something...
Is your windows box the one that connects to the internet? Adn, are you
trying to connect you linux box to the internet using the Windows box as
follows?
Internet <--- Windows Box <---
I was deleting a couple of minor partitions so that I could move
/usr to a larger one, but the root filesystem moved from
/dev/hdc8 to /dev/hdc7 in the process. Realizing that I had not
updated Lilo to this change, I rebooted with the 7.0 rescue disk,
I was able to create a new Lilo boot disk, I h
I met problem with MDK7.1. It won't shut down automatically, so I have to
turn off the power by myself, :(
You can have as many as you have memory and CPU power for.
I like the following method for this.
I put the following lines into my
/etc/bashrc
this way I can start a session with
X
and a second with
X2
While I have 6 defined, the only time I ever ran that many
was during a demonstration of differ
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, faisal wrote:
> i have just built an sendmail on my PC can i place it in my /sbin directory
> to make it available always
> Is this a good idea ??
>
> by the way i am an NT administrator trying my luck in linux ...
>
>
>
The usual place is in /usr/sbin. But if you
Yes. startx will start a session alt-shift-f7 and start :1 will start one
on alt-shift-f8
Julie
Quoting faisal ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Can i have two Xwindows at once like on shift f1 root
> & shift f2 have normal user login ??
>
--
[ Julia Anne Case ] [Ships are safe inside the ha
Can i have two Xwindows at once like on shift f1 root
& shift f2 have normal user login ??
i have just built an sendmail on my PC can i place it in my /sbin directory
to make it available always
Is this a good idea ??
by the way i am an NT administrator trying my luck in linux ...
I have a atx system so i want my linux to shutdows automatically i know my
98 does how to in linux ?
Hello, forum :
Do you know something about the Netscape 6.0 (Beta) on Linux ?
I think is a little bit "undocumented".
Thank you, expert people.
Cavall_forT Linux Català
http://perso.wanadoo.es/cavall_fort/index.htm
des de l'Eixample de Barcelona
On Thu, Aug 03, 2000 at 03:18:08PM -0500, LINUX_1 wrote:
> cat file | sed parameters_i_dont_remember > file
If "file" and "file" are the same files, you'll end up with an empty "file".
Renaming
for NAME in `find www_root -type f` ; do
mv $NAME `echo $NAME | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]'
do
Hello again, again :
I have an icon active : MyPC / Access telephonic to the networks.
This is because the windows'98 client was an independent machine (a
normal PC) whith an own modem to Internet access. Eight days ago.
Of course, please, remember that the W'98 is well co
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