Re: [expert] installing ssh

Hi, It turns out I also have rpm-3.0.4-0.12mdk etc already installed on my system. I have also already installed openssl and all of the related packages relating to it other than the, openssh-2.2.0p2i386.rpm openssh-2.2.0p1-2.src.rpm openssh-askpass-2.2.0p1-2.i386.rpm

Re: [expert] Arggggh...Packet Problems and Black Hoie Theory

Okay...I ran the coax to my mdk box locale and moved the modem...of course I have to move the line as it's strung across the living room and up two flights of stairs...aha, it works. Go figure...It's got to have something to do with the length of the cable that connects from the cable modem to

Fw: [expert] Cannot login to OpenSSH in 7.2RC-- http://mandrakeuser.org/secure/ssh.html

http://mandrakeuser.org/secure/ssh.html here is one of the installation how to I used . all you need is the new rpm most of these instructions works with the new rpm I installed the rpm started the serveice - service sshd start then chkconfig --add sshd for a windows box you need to copy your

Re: [expert] here is the $170 question ^__^

Makis Marmaridis wrote: This behaviour (having to set the total memory to a meg less than the actual) is specific to your motherboard chipset as it reserves 1 megabyte of the system RAM for use by the video display. I have seen the mem parameter normally working by using the full amount of

Re: [expert] here is the $170 question ^__^

Jeff Cours wrote: actual) is specific to your motherboard chipset as it reserves 1 megabyte of the system RAM for use by the video display. Thanks for the info. What confused me is that the chipset is rated for 4MB video memory, but it's only remapping 1MB. I guess I'm going to have to

Re: [expert] HELP!!!! how do you give a user rights to stay in his own home dir? How do you turn off services to just one user?

On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 20:14:12 Larry Tobos wrote: How do you give a user rights to make them stay in his own home dir? How do you turn off services to just one user? man bash, look at option -r and info under section RESTRICTED SHELL. Make that user login shell bash -r. -- Juan

Re: [expert] here is the $170 question ^__^

On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 14:38:43 andy b wrote: ok... I bought 127 megs of ram to add to my 64 megs my bios recognises 192 megs... but Linux only recognises 64 (even if I only put in the 128 meg module) it would be nice to triply my ram... any ideas? Try booting with lilo: linux mem=192M If

[expert] kde1-compat

Hey, i was wondering if anyone else had a similar problem. I'm supposing the problem lies in the kde1-compat libraries in 7.2. It happens when i try to run the configure script for kdevelop1.2. It fails when it tries to compile a small kde application. A look at the config.log files gives

[expert] Adding new hardware to the existing system

How do I add new hardware such as SCSI adapter and SCSI drive to a system that only has IDE drive? Do I need to recompile the kernel with those optons in? Is that the only way? Thnx _ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from

[expert] GUI for NFS

Are there any tools to configure NFS in GUI X windows kde ? Keep in touch with http://mandrakeforum.com: Subscribe the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" mailing list.

Re: [expert] start to finnish documentation how to setup a linux mandrake box to be secure and still provide a web server,ftp server, mail server

I don't know if there is any one--single--resource that you can refer to that will take you through the process, step-by-step, to do what you want to do in completion. I would point you to two resources as a beginning: Shah, Steve. Linux Administration: A beginner's Guide.