hi all,
is there any posible to make call
www.xylonite.com or
xylonite.com
from client ?
my network only for LAN,
i was edit *sam file from client but still can't resolve from any browser.
yes it can be true from browser if only putting ip address or server name like
xylonite it self?
is
Bill,
Again, thanks for the info, but I don't have a problem with LILO during the normal
install, but when the automated install runs, LILO doesn't work. I am trying to
develop a build procedure for our servers, and that includes running a auto-install.
If the auto install can't configure
*sam? I've not heard of any file with that extension on linux, but I'm familiar
with a hosts.sam under windows(nt,9x). if you remove the .sam and just make
them lmhosts or hosts then they work like /etc/hosts.
EOL
Tib
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, xylonite wrote:
hi all,
is there any posible to
*sam file is under windowxz . my problem is from browser can't reach www.mydom.com but
if
entering box name it can be done.
my question is how to call from client browser(netscape) call my box under LAN somelike
www.mybox.com not //mybox
nt4 can make it but under linux how?
anyone ?
regards,
hi all.
i was issueing
# perl -MCPAN -e 'install Bundle::Interchange'
and it will updating perl CPAN automaticly, but my site (ftp) configuration have error.
-
Issuing "/usr/bin/ftp -n"
Local directory now /root/.cpan/sources/authors/id/G/GA/GAAS
Digest-MD5-2.11.tar.gz: No such file
Ok, the main issue here is that the two different ways you're calling the box
are generating two different requests in DNS. Say your two machines are part of
the domain 'thisdom.com', when you put in //mybox, it goes to the nameserver
and finds 'mybox.thisdom.com' because the default search
Dear friends:
Using LM7.2:
I cannot begin to tell you how frustrated and bewildered I am by the
absence of the old "switchdesk" application in LM7.2.
I dowloaded the Red Hat 7.0 switchdesk files as follows:
switchdesk-3.6-1.i386.rpm
switchdesk-gnome-3.6-1.i386.rpm
I do the following with samba in our office:
(put this in you /etc/smb.conf)
CUT HERE
[pdfprint]
path=/tmp
guest ok = No
printable = Yes
printer driver = HP Color LaserJet 5/5M PS
comment = PDF Generator
ok, you say i can make 'thisdom.com' if i can get //mybox but how?
i edited *sam (under windowxyz) and also i try to put dns at tcp/ip
(resolved to mybox) but still can't get true.
any idea to get it. it's ok if there is no www. but i need mybox.com
consider i can get *.com :)
nofdx
fay
At
You might have to make a new initrd image. This is required for
upgrading a mandrake kernel when you run ReiserFS.
Buchan
Salane wrote:
I have a question concerining 2.4.0 either the test9 or the rpm source. I
have m 7.2 installed with gcc 2.95.3 and full reiserFS. I am trying to
compile
But isn't the whole reason for compiling a new kernel so that you can
"reconfigure" the kernel more to your liking and needs rather than having
the new kernel configured exactly as the one you're currently running? Why
even bother if you're going to have it look the same. It will be doing
exactly
What is "mr proper"?
Mark
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On Mon, 20 Nov 2000 Scott Tyson had this to
That's very interesting! I never knew you could do that. I think I will
give that a try.
Mark
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What is "mr proper"?
Mark, this is a routine in the kernel Makefile that cleans up from a
previous compile so you start with a fresh workspace.
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Mark Weaver wrote:
What is "mr proper"?
Mark
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On Mon, 20
On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, you wrote:
I dug a little deeper and for some reason whe it gets to APM it hangs, I
thought it was a network issue but it doesn't appear that way. I don't know
why every time I install apparently 'smoothly', it hangs on reboot at the
apm stage. It makes a few clicking
On Sat, 25 Nov 2000 00:49, Mark Weaver wrote:
But isn't the whole reason for compiling a new kernel so that you can
"reconfigure" the kernel more to your liking and needs rather than having
the new kernel configured exactly as the one you're currently running? Why
even bother if you're
What are the outputs of the two commands
ifconfig
and
route
Matthias Höppner writes:
Hey,
after varies test with no name cards I got a FIBERLINE PCMCIA fast
Ethernet card. It's now known by the system and work properly BUT I can
only reach computers from the local network.
I had
Can anyone tell me how i could upgrade to glibc2.2 to overcome the long
list dependencies? I'd like to be able to gte some rpograms the need
glibc2.2. Would I get all the new pkgs glibc2.2 needs which require
glibc2.2 to satisfy deps but wouldn't glibc have to already be
installed to install
Well, for starters, what are your network settings:
What's your subnet mask? If it is 255.255.255.0 (typical class C subnet),
then you won't see your school server unless you have the correct default
gateway set.
What is the IP of your default gateway? Obviously, the gateway _must_ be in
the
On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Jeff Malka wrote:
In my /etc/sysconfig/ there is no "numlock" file at all.
The problem in 7.2's numlock is that unlike 7.1 where the command "numlock"
activated numlock, in 7.2 the command is "/usr/X11R6/bin/enable_X11_numlock"
(without the quotes).
That is what
In older versions of Mandrake ther e used to be a pam_ldap RPM. It is not
contained in the new 7.2 distribution.
So i was wondering: Does the current version of pamshipped with 7.2 support
ldap, or do I have to download pam_ldap and compile it myself.
Anyone else had success with Mandrake 7.2
On Friday 24 November 2000 06:53, you wrote:
Can someone please help me get back to KDE 2.0, and please be specific
with your suggestions. I have wasted hours on this and I can't for the
life of me figure out why Mandrake had dropped "switchdesk" and left us
in the lurch. Or have I missed
On Nov 19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday 19 November 2000 08:42 am, you wrote:
pgeorges wrote:
eric a écrit :
Try to launch gears : I have more than 800 fps with PIII / 533.
my laptop have PIII 648 or 650 MHz, but I run gears : it reponse only
about 92.9 fps
vmlinuz = compressed with gzip
bzImage = compressed with bzip2 - smallest foot print, but slower to load...
John Rye [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 24/11/2000 09:43:40 AM
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Scott Walker wrote:
vmlinuz = compressed with gzip
bzImage = compressed with bzip2 - smallest foot print, but slower to load...
So, there is an option 'somewhere' to select the gzip or bzip2
footprint?
Can you show me the commandline? or point me to where I find those
compiler options?
Hi Benjamin, I am a newbie, and for the most part have no idea what I am
talking about. Nevertheless, I had a couple of thoughts: One, when you install
a fresh installation, you have the option to keep the same partitions. When
you select this option during the installation, all of your files are
Morten Lund a écrit :
In older versions of Mandrake ther e used to be a pam_ldap RPM. It is not
contained in the new 7.2 distribution.
It is there : nss_ldap-107-2mdk.i586.rpm
So i was wondering: Does the current version of pamshipped with 7.2 support
ldap, or do I have to download
John Rye wrote:
Scott Walker wrote:
vmlinuz = compressed with gzip
bzImage = compressed with bzip2 - smallest foot print, but slower to load...
So, there is an option 'somewhere' to select the gzip or bzip2
footprint?
I don't think so. I sent John my opinion via email but rethought
On Thu Nov 23, 2000 at 09:13:46AM -0800, Jean Meloche wrote:
I've already replied to Jean personally on this, but I will write here
for the benefit of everyone else. The ld.so update was removed
because the problem we were encountering wasn't in the ld.so package.
Jean obviously got in there in
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Alex Yung wrote:
I need to recompile the kernel and I would like build it as an rpm file.
Does anyone have any suggestion where it is? Thanks.
I hate kernel rpms and think thye shouln't exist as rpm, it sucks, get the
tarball and do a "real" kernel compile.
--
Chad
I have now been working on the installation of the nVidia drivers for
XFree86-4.0.1 for a week. And I believe, I am close to have it made
working. BUT:
First my system:
Athlon (Thunderbird) 800Mhz on Asus AV7 (KT133 based)
380 MB RAM
WinFast Geforce 256 DDR graphics
On Thursday 23 November 2000 19:03, you wrote:
I have been noticing that indeed my wheelmouse functions sometimes in
netscape and sometimes not. However, when I start Konqueror first and
then go to netscape for my mail, then the wheel works in netscape. If I
start netscape mail first, forget
So sprach skidley am Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 02:44:02PM -0400:
I hate kernel rpms and think thye shouln't exist as rpm, it sucks, get the
tarball and do a "real" kernel compile.
Any particular reason why you don't like the enhancements and bugfixes done
by the Mdk people? Also, what's bad about
Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach skidley am Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 02:44:02PM -0400:
I hate kernel rpms and think thye shouln't exist as rpm, it sucks, get the
tarball and do a "real" kernel compile.
Any particular reason why you don't like the enhancements and bugfixes done
Alexander,
Why is Q3A so slow and chunky with LM7.2?
and what can i do about it?
dave
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On Sat, 25 Nov 2000 01:59, you wrote:
On Friday 24 November 2000 06:53, you wrote:
Can someone please help me get back to KDE 2.0, and please be specific
with your suggestions. I have wasted hours on this and I can't for the
life of me figure out why Mandrake had dropped "switchdesk" and
It sounds to me as if you are missing libcrypto.so.0. Find an RPM file
on the net (or maybe on Mandrake disk). Install that RPM, and then retry
your NetaTalk RPM. BTW, maybe the problem is that you are confused about
the actual file name? Search the net for 'libcrypto.so.0 AND rpm'.
Rich Chase
Has anyone got win4lin to work with 7.2.. I just found this today and
tried it..
However, upon install, it stated I was using a non-standard kernal (
yea, 2.2.17-mdk )..
I would appreciate any help from anyone who has done this..
Alan
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How do i fix this please?
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touch: /var/log/news/nntpsend.log: Permission denied
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There is nothing wrong with the MDK kernel. I have to recompile the kernel
because of the WinModem in my boss' laptop. If you follow up on the WinModem
HOWTO, it suggested the kernel re-compilation. If I want to get myself fire, I
would suggest what sprach skidley said.
Alexander Skwar wrote:
Has anyone got win4lin to work with 7.2.. I just found this today and
tried it..
However, upon install, it stated I was using a non-standard kernal (
yea, 2.2.17-mdk )..
I assume you're dealing with the downloadable evaluation copy.
What's happening is that the script is verifying the
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Alexander Skwar wrote:
So sprach skidley am Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 02:44:02PM -0400:
I hate kernel rpms and think thye shouln't exist as rpm, it sucks, get the
tarball and do a "real" kernel compile.
Any particular reason why you don't like the enhancements and
Hello,
I have a SiS 6326 video card in my system running LM 7.0. It was
not very well configured, so I followed the advices posted in the newbie
list. I added to the Section "Device" the "pci_burst_on" Option in the
XF86Config. At starting the X manager the system broke down.
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000 18:30:15 Vincent Danen wrote:
On Thu Nov 23, 2000 at 09:13:46AM -0800, Jean Meloche wrote:
If anyone did manage to download and install the ld.so that was
briefly on updates, I would recommend downgrading to the release
version of ld.so (ld.so-1.9.11-4mdk) or if you are
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Sent: Friday, November 24, 2000 1:54 PM
Maybe this will sound dumb, but can you experts tell the rest of us, how
do
you install reiserfs if you have to unmount the partition to do it? Do
you
create two partitions, install a
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On Sat, 25 Nov 2000 10:57, you wrote:
There is nothing wrong with the MDK kernel. I have to recompile the
kernel
because of the WinModem in my boss' laptop. If you follow up on the
WinModem HOWTO, it suggested the kernel re-compilation. If I
Thanks Andrew. I was under the impression that installing the kernel
source would also include the SPEC file. This is how Debian works.
Thanks again.
On Sat, 25 Nov 2000, Andrew George wrote:
On Sat, 25 Nov 2000 10:57, you wrote:
There is nothing wrong with the MDK kernel. I have to
I previously used Mandrake 6.0 with no problems. I configured my Rage LT
Pro card as a Mach64 with no clock settings. Now, after attempting to
install 7.2, my system hangs when the machine attempts to start X. It
doesn't actually start the server, and I get a plain, black, empty
screen. I must
On Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 06:37:42PM -0600, fabian wrote:
When I rebooted the computer and after fixing the file system
Linux started the X manager and the system died again. I wish I could let
the system know at booting time not to start the X server in order to
delete the added line in
On Friday 24 November 2000 08:01, you wrote:
I've been working on an old computer for a friend of mine, I've built an
old Pentium 100 with 32 MB of RAM to serve as an internet and a Mac file
and print server.
I'm running into several problems when attempting to install the
NetaTalk+Asun
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, you wrote:
Hello,
I have a SiS 6326 video card in my system running LM 7.0. It was
not very well configured, so I followed the advices posted in the newbie
list. I added to the Section "Device" the "pci_burst_on" Option in the
XF86Config. At starting the
/usr/share/doc/kernel-2.2.17/kernel-2.2.17-21mdk-i586.config
/usr/share/doc/kernel-smp-2.2.17/kernel-2.2.17-21mdk-i586-smp.config
Alex Yung wrote:
Thanks Andrew. I was under the impression that installing the kernel
source would also include the SPEC file. This is how Debian works.
Lately I have found that my soundcard, an es1371 AudioPCI card,
doesn't work properly anymore. I am not sure when it occured but
when my audio is playing (system sounds) it is interrupted with
cricket-like noises. A screechy-static like sound.
Looking at my hardware settings in control-panel
On Saturday 25 November 2000 11:29 pm, you wrote:
[...]
Looking at my hardware settings in control-panel (Mandrake 7.2,
kde-2.0) I see that my soundcard is sharing an IRQ with my ethernet
card. Me thinks this is part of the problem. I would like to change the
A little more information. I
Some interesting numbers to compare with your maxtor. The following is
using UDMA-33 with near minimal optimization in Mandrake 7.2:
Model=IBM-DPTA-372050:
/dev/hda:
multcount= 16 (on)
I/O support = 0 (default 16-bit)
unmaskirq= 0 (off)
using_dma= 1 (on)
keepsettings = 0
I noticed today that when I started netscape mail first, the mouse wheel
worked ok and its still working a half hour later. Hm.
Check to see that imwheel is still running before you start imwheel in
the shell.
ps -ef | grep imwheel
If it is you should kill the process first before you
On Sunday 26 November 2000 08:29, you wrote:
irq assignment of either one or the other but don't know how to go
about this. I can't change anything on the soundcard with sounddrake.
Kudzu won't let me either. Is there a simple means by which I can
change the irq or the ethernet card or
On Friday 24 November 2000 14:00, you wrote:
I have now been working on the installation of the nVidia drivers for
XFree86-4.0.1 for a week. And I believe, I am close to have it made
working. BUT:
First my system:
Athlon (Thunderbird) 800Mhz on Asus AV7 (KT133 based)
380 MB RAM
Maybe this will sound dumb, but can you experts tell the rest of us, how do
you install reiserfs if you have to unmount the partition to do it? Do you
create two partitions, install a minimal linux on one, format the other
partition, copy all the linux files to it, reboot, change the parms in
Open Linuxconf and click on the basic host button. Here you can define
your machine's (hostname) as well as the default "route" (device) by which
you connect to the internet. You may also want to check the ppp/slip/plip
and make sure everything defined properly for you ppp0 connection. that
I have the following configuration:
Main machine: 3Com 3c905 10/100 board, Win2K with Internet sharing enabled
and ISDN dialup to Internet
Second machine: Realtek 8139 10/100, Linux Mandrake 7.2 using DHCP to
connect to main machine and surf . .
Problem: If the main machine is off and I
Hi,
I have just freshly installed MDK 7.2, on an old computer with a
new disk. I would like to get my old kmail filters and addressbook
from the old installation instead of entering everything by hand.
Anybody has any idea where the files are to be found? I could not
find any import facility
any one got any instructions on how to do this the man initrd is quite uclear
on which files i should include in the new image
On Friday 24 November 2000 08:14 am, you wrote:
You might have to make a new initrd image. This is required for
upgrading a mandrake kernel when you run ReiserFS.
Hey,
after varies test with no name cards I got a FIBERLINE PCMCIA fast
Ethernet card. It's now known by the system and work properly BUT I can
only reach computers from the local network.
I had the IP 141.57.51.57 and a ping to 141.57.51.58 was successfully
however there was no connection to
Dear friends:
My thanks to all of you who wrote in with your solutions. The simplest
solution, as suggested by one of you, is to delete the .Xclients file in
your home directory. This also automatically deletes the
.Xclients-default file. When you type startx at the console, you are now
Dear friends:
I've just reinstalled LM7.2, this time selecting the graphical X boot
directly into KDE.
Everything seems to be fine, but I can't find the "sndconfig" command
and program to configure my sound. Until I do so, I can't listen to
RealPlayer. I tried it in the console and in KDE's
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