On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Werner E. Niebel wrote:
Can you give me the exact make and model of your card, as well as the
driver you were using on previous versions?
Jean-Michel
Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2000 14:45:35 -0500
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On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Andy Judge wrote:
I just changed over to 7.1 from 7 for my server and I wondered why I
couldn't connect to mysql with a php script. Come to find out, it appears
that PHP hasn't been configured to handle mysql (looking at phpinfo()). Is
there a fix to this, other than
There are two possibilities:
1.) You update to Mandrake 7.2, it supports all protocols of
ethernet-connected printers: AppSocket, LPD, IPP, SMB. There are two
printer configuration programs: printerdrake and kups. In both you find
the correct buttons for using these protocols easily. Look in the
Can anyone tell me what browsers support webnfs
Netscape Navigator ?
Internet Explorer ?
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What version of NFS does Mandrake 7.0 supports ?
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So sprach Vu Nguyen am Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 01:23:34AM +:
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Hi, everyone.
A little question about postfix in mdk7.2.
I have a modem-cable connection without a fixed IP,
and want all my mail that has to go to outer
world to be sent as coming from my address at my ISP "user@isp". I can send
mail through my ISP smtp server, but From: name is that of the
So sprach rharvey am Wed, Nov 01, 2000 at 04:37:20PM -0600:
that is not true! a person that missed the full letter will not know what
is being talked about and thus assume the questions and that can be bad.
you can jump to what you want to read or read all of it.that is the
purpose of
So sprach faisal am Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 04:27:46AM -0800:
Can anyone tell me what browsers support webnfs
What's webnfs?
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What would be the best way of duping several file systems on a constant
basis across a network (100mbit) from one machine to another?
Jorg
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All:
Not only that, the new stuff should be at the TOP of the reply
rather than the bottom. For the few that need context, it is there,
the rest who have been following the thread can see the response
without scrolling.
John A. Wittkamper :-)
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What would be the best way of duping several file systems on a constant
basis across a network (100mbit) from one machine to another?
mirrordir ?
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Live update on 7.1 actually did a live update from an ftp server, but in
7.2 the only option is updating from CD-ROM. This is a step backwards.
why was this done?
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The installation refuses to detect my DAC960 card and therefore can't find
my CD-ROM nor my HD's. I have downloaded the patch.pl file and copied to my
boot floppy. I tried 'F1' and then 'patch' or 'linux patch' at the 'boot:'
prompt all to no avail.
Please help.
Sean Tibbetts
Web Team
CFC-OTS
I just installed 7.2 and found that my /mnt/cdrom , /mnt/cdrom2,
/mnt/zip, and mnt/floppy are all locked! I checked the permission on the
/dev/XXX's and changed their permission. rebooted and still they are
locked. Anybody have any feedback would be appreciated.
Michael
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We use the "hosts" file, not "lmhosts" in our LAN.
Also, use Windows Explorer Tools|Find|"Files or Folders" to
find "hosts", since w98 NT4 put it in different places.
Ron
Greg Stewart wrote:
I think that I have to config the DNS server in order to use the FTP
software
I don't quite
Can someone tell me how to do a HD ISO install, I RTFM...but not much
info.
Thanks
Michael
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Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS a écrit :
My question is that I have a Hauppauge WinTV/Radio. In previous versions of
Mandrake
I loaded the needed modules through rc.local. Mandrake now detects the TV
cards and
sets them up. I think I need to pass a bttv variable as my video is not
right. How
On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 10:02:42AM -0600, Ron Johnson, Jr. wrote:
We use the "hosts" file, not "lmhosts" in our LAN.
Right.
lmhosts is a microsoftism. It is used for SMB name resolution. The "lm"
comes from "Lan Manager", IBM's name for the protocol when they first came
up with it. You will
My WinTV card worked out of the box on mandrake 7.2
on 7.1 I had to do a modprobe msp3400 to get sound to work.
has anyone been able to get the radio to work?
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS a écrit :
My question is that I have a Hauppauge WinTV/Radio. In previous versions of
Mandrake
I
Do you put the tuner=3 just after bttv ? Just curious since the rem
statements say that anything after the module name will be ignored.
My video is like multiple black lined images across the whole screen.
I do get audio, I just cant control it though, and cant get the tar file
of .8.4 to make
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS a écrit :
Do you put the tuner=3 just after bttv ?
If I don't put it, I can't change channels. The parameter is used by the
module tuner.o, when it is loaded. I don't think order of loading
between tuner.o and bttv.o is important, but I usually load bttv at
last.
Vu said he wanted to use FTP. FTP is *not* an SMB protocol
and has nothing to do with Samba nor Lan Manager.
Therefore, he needs hosts, not lmhosts.
Ron
Charles Curley wrote:
On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 10:02:42AM -0600, Ron Johnson, Jr. wrote:
We use the "hosts" file, not "lmhosts" in our
Michael Powell PhD wrote:
Can someone tell me how to do a HD ISO install, I RTFM...but not much
Hi
This is how I did it. I created a directory iso on a special partition
/mn/library and downloaded the files. To boot I used a disk image called
hd.img.
When the installation program questioned
I'm a linux newbie. I've set up a machine with Mandrake 7.1 that I'm about to convert
to 7.2. I want to use it as a firewall between my internal network and my outside T1.
I've got a firewall script set up using IPChains that seems to work pretty well. I
created and used internal network
I have been happily running mdk 7.1, but want to get my Win98 pc up and
running. Problem is that I have no desk space. I have a KVM switch and
need to know if there are any issues if I just bring down my linux box and
bring it back up with the KVM hooked up. Will it break X or the mouse
Christopher Kolar wrote:
I have been happily running mdk 7.1, but want to get my Win98 pc up and
running. Problem is that I have no desk space. I have a KVM switch and
need to know if there are any issues if I just bring down my linux box and
bring it back up with the KVM hooked up. Will
I run a Belkin 4 Port switch with a Win2K, FreeBSD, RH 6.2 and NTWKST.
Works great, except for the wireless Logitech mouse. The double click
action on the side button fails when I plug it into the switch. Not a
limitation of any of the OS's or the switch, just the mouse.
--Sean
"If we weren't
guran remberg wrote:
Michael Powell PhD wrote:
Can someone tell me how to do a HD ISO install, I RTFM...but not much
Hi
This is how I did it. I created a directory iso on a special partition
/mn/library and downloaded the files. To boot I used a disk image called
hd.img.
When the
Hi Jon,
I would use port forwarding. The rule in ipchains looks like this:
/usr/sbin/ipmasqadm portfw -a -p tcp -L InternetIP Port -R InternalIP Port
/usr/sbin/ipmasqadm portfw -a -p tcp -L xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 80 -R xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 80 (
this allows http through to an internal machine )
There
Hi, I have sitting under my desk at home an old Sun 3/50 x-term that I
used to have running under Debian linux a few years ago, earlier in the
year I was running Storm Linux and managed to get it almost booting, but
there was a problem with either the nfs or tftpd daemons.
Has anyone here set up
Due to my apartment regulations sprintbroadband will not be installable.
Now I am planning for CAIS internet service. It's a wireless service, with
the receiver connected to my ethernet card.
I have a eth0 connected to my Win 2000 client. Running LM 7.1 planning to
install 7.2 later.
My ISP says
On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 01:33:24PM -0600, Christopher Kolar wrote:
I have been happily running mdk 7.1, but want to get my Win98 pc up and
running. Problem is that I have no desk space. I have a KVM switch and
need to know if there are any issues if I just bring down my linux box and
I am trying to learn gimp. Even though I am on a Pentium Pro 200 with 84MB
ram, using gimp is so slow it is not of practical use. Cutting an area etc
takes about 6-7 seconds to occur.
Any advice?
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I got a Belkin OmniView SE 4-port (one at home, two at work)
and it works well ($225 CDN). This model handles PS/2 and
serial mice since you CAN'T use adapters. It is ok to use
AT-PS/2 adapters for older PCs.
The main thing I found out is that for *real* use, you MUST
spend $80 on a hi-res SVGA
We use the "hosts" file, not "lmhosts" in our LAN.
That'll work, but when using Windows UNC-style names, the lmhosts file is
looked at first--if present. If Windows can't find it, it tries the hosts
file for an FQDN-style name as a substitute (even if the dots don't exist in
the name).
Yo All,
I am experiencing strange happenings with gcc on Mandrake-7.1 (Mag
Cover Version UK) I beleive there is a fault in the pre-processor.
I have been trying to build and test gcc-2.95.2 since there was no
c++-devel stuff included on the dist disk (I know, I know! this has been
I have been working with Linux Mandrake for quite a while now. I
usually find it very well done. I have two comments regarding the New
7.2 software.
1. I chose to perform an Upgrade to my existing 7.1 installation on my
laptop. Even though I had selected the Upgrade path, I was presented
The installation appeared to take over 2 1/2 hours (not even a cold
installation takes that long!). Is this a matter of how the CD was
Upgrades take a LOT longer than clean installs because the installer has
to check/compare all packages and dependencies rather than simply
installing stuff
You will probably want to switch eth0 to your external wireless device, and
add another NIC for eth1 on the internal network--just remove the IP
assignment and the rest of the info from eth0, and put it into eth1. Make
eth0 DHCP configured, and enabled at boot.
Also: Either read up on ipchains
WebNFS is a version of NFS that allow nfs mount to be linked to web pages ie
avalible to the web.
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So sprach faisal am Thu, Nov
Due to my apartment regulations sprintbroadband will not be installable.
Now I am planning for CAIS internet service. It's a wireless service, with
the receiver connected to my ethernet card.
I have a eth0 connected to my Win 2000 client. Running LM 7.1 planning to
install 7.2 later.
My ISP says
I have installed the 2 CD set of Mandrake 7.2. The installation was flawless
on my system
with one exception, when I chose Microsoft Intellimouse, the mouse shot off
the screen.
So I just chose standard for installation, then let mouseconfig change it to
Intellimouse
and all was fine.
My
I know mandrake has advertised chinese support...and currently I was able to
get it in all the titlebars of KDE applications...however...
I am not able to get any big5 fonts to appear in my windows...
and xcin only works after I change the font it loads to "*big5-0" instead of
I am planning to set up a hub/switch. In that case do I need another eth
card. Currently I have a win client connected to my server.
Sridhar
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Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 6:07 PM
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I'm posting this in the slim hopes someone's gotta answer..
After running RH 6.2 changing to mdk 7.1 was the most awsome install of
linux I ever had, and I posted it here..
However, 7.2's got a few problems ( and I don't think they are Mandrake
problems!!! )..
I was running RH 6.2 and tried RH
Hi everybody!
I just got 7.2 running, very nice. What I wonder is how I can check what
emu10k1 (Sound Blaster Sound Driver) that the Mandrake x86 kernel has
incorporated -- is it the one that comes with the standard kernel, or the
one from http://opensource.creative.com , which runs much
Is anyone by chance using a tulip driver (Netgear 310TX to be exact), and
connecting DHCP?
My connection keeps going dead, and I have to restart the network a lot
since I got 7.2, it's getting quite aggravating. I might consider going
back to my old DHCPCD package taht i was using before, but
my uptime gets reset once everyday.. Is there anyone who knows why and how
can uptime get reset?
-sarang
On Wednesday 01 November 2000 21:16, you wrote:
On Wed Nov 01, 2000 at 02:28:22PM -0500, Sarang Lakare wrote:
This is the 2nd time i am posting this.. My uptime is getting reset w/o
If there is no media in the drives, they have a locked symbol on
them. Try inserting a disk and see if it changes, mine does...
On Thu, 02 Nov 2000, you wrote:
I just installed 7.2 and found that my /mnt/cdrom , /mnt/cdrom2,
/mnt/zip, and mnt/floppy are all locked! I checked the permission
How make restrict for all some users and other no
Maximo Monsalvo
Guspamar S.A
Responsable Sistemas
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Where can it be aquired?? Sounds very interesting.
WebNFS is a version of NFS that allow nfs mount to be linked to web pages ie
avalible to the web.
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Hey! I finally got LM 7.1 running on Sparc, and it was refreshing
indeed... my question is anyone get this running and working
(multiheaded) on an Ultra 5 box?
I'm getting some kernel oopses (with a nice smiley face) in my
/var/logs/messages...
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Hello,
I am very interested in having my PC booting right into
a high resolution mode, because I have a fixed frequency
monitor. Right now I have runlevel 5, but this means that
I cannot work in text mode, and that if some error message
appears during boot I never see it. I know about the
Linux comes with "fwhois", the finger style whois.
Where can I get the RPM or source code for the good old
Unix style whois so I can use ...
whois [-h whois.host] hostname
Thanks... Dan.
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Gary Morgan wrote:
kernel 2.4.0 does but its only in testing phase right now
try hdparm, ATA 66 works fine for me.
"hdparm -X66 -d1 -u1 -c3 -m16 -p4 -k1 -K1 /dev/hda"
Dovydas
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My Linux box has a dedicated line. Sometimes, I would like very much to
login to it remotely and use something. I have the modems set up on either
end correctly. I can dial, my modem picks up, astonishingly they connect at
44000 bps. This is even fast enough to run a remote X-session, if I
Title:
Is sympa suppose to work right without additional software, namely Berkly DB? When I try to start sympa i get:
[root@elmo sympa]# /home/sympa/bin/sympa.pl
Can't locate DB_File.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /home/sympa/bin /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0/i386-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0
I am using KDE2, and xmms won't let me select anything from the menu's via
the letter buttons on the left of the LCD display, the menu comes up but I
can't select anything, however if I right click on xmms somewhere to bring up
the other menu things work fine.
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My Linux box has a dedicated line. Sometimes, I would like very much to
login to it remotely and use something. I have the modems set up on either
end correctly. I can dial, my modem picks up, astonishingly they connect at
44000 bps. This is even fast enough to run a remote X-session, if I
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