hi
we dont have problem running 2.4.3-20 kernel on
mandrake 8. i have also just installed 2.4.7 and it
went fine.
could you give a snap shot of the 'few lines' you are
referring to? maybe that will give us a clue.
dm
--- Pete Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill Beauchemin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wish I could get a snapshot of what few lines comne up but it happens so
fast before it reboots. Is there a log file of the boot process or is there a
way to have it log those lines to a file?
On Wednesday 25 July 2001 23:23, you wrote:
hi
we dont have problem running 2.4.3-20 kernel on
if you can mount the root device to another system,
you can look at several logs in /var/log
check for boot.log, dmesg, and /var/log/kernel/*
--- Bill Beauchemin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wish I could get a snapshot of what few lines
comne up but it happens so
fast before it reboots. Is
Hello!
I have solved my problem, but my solution will unfortunately not
help other users with similar problems. Research Systems had posted
a new version of their license manager which is linked with libc6
instead of libc5. In the mean time I found others who had the same
problem with RedHat
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On Wednesday 25 July 2001 16:04, Olaf Marzocchi wrote:
What is that?
Olaf
It's what crackers leave on your machine to allow repeated,
undetected access to your machine.
A security-oriented web site would help you better.
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hi olaf
this link might give you some ideas on what it does
... well, at least one of those 'rootkits'
http://www.securityfocus.com/templates/forum_message.html?forum=2head=4871id=4871
dm
--- Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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At 14.21 26/07/01, civileme wrote:
A rootkit is an exploitation tool. It replaces selected binaries with
hacked versions
that simply ignore a few files the cracker wants to stay hidden.
ps, ls and slocate are often targets for rootkitting, find often less
so. One of our
experts was cracked
When I attempt to install LM 8.0 on my computer it hangs during
the initial load of the kernel with an error message like this:
VFS error: Unable to mount root device or 08:05
Please set a correct root= boot option
Kernel panic: Unable to mount root filesystem on 08:05
I have tried setting
Brad Bonkoski wrote:
Well, if you are trying to boot drom the install CDROM, there must be
something wrong with the boot process of it, so you could just make some
boot floppies from the cd, or get the proper images from the Internet
and hope there is not other problems with the cd.
-Brad
Hi:
I have setup a RAID 5 system with 3 IDE 20 Gb drives. One of them has a
/boot partition, and the rest is assigned to the md0 RAID partition. I
can understand that if disks 2 or 3 fail, I can replace them and the
information will be rebuilt. But if disk 1, which holds the /boot
partition
Alfredo Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
I have setup a RAID 5 system with 3 IDE 20 Gb drives. One of them has a
/boot partition, and the rest is assigned to the md0 RAID partition. I
can understand that if disks 2 or 3 fail, I can replace them and the
information will be rebuilt. But
Bryan D Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
my $now = system(date);
Whoops. That exectutes the date command but doesn't capture the
output - the output still goes where it normally would (stdout).
I think you meant:
my $now = `date`;
err, oops. Yup. I sit corrected!
rc
Abe,
Yes, pthread is part of glibc, but if you're going to develop an
application that uses pthreads, you're going to have to install
glibc-devel.
On my 8.0 system:
grogan.dorm:~$ locate pthread.h
/usr/include/pthread.h
grogan.dorm:~$ rpm -qf `locate pthread.h`
glibc-devel-2.2.2-5mdk
The
you can mount the root device to another linux system.
take out the root hard disk from that system and
connect it to an existing system then mount it. you
can check the logs from there. logs where the system
is stopping or maybe clues why it is rebooting. i use
this method when a system is
I have a similar experience and configuration. Settings which worked on 7.1 do not
work in 7.2 either.
Jose Orlando T. Ribeiro wrote:
Hi!
Is anyone using LM as a TFTP server? I mean a TFTP server for files, not for
bootp/remote boot.
I've configured a directory and the service, but I
I'm using MDK 8, 2.4.3, no updates, and ProFTPD on 2 different
machines. Both are connected via a 10baseT hub. When I connect to the
ftp server of either machine, from either a win or linux client, I get a
delay of up to 30 seconds before the connection is made. Then, after
password/username
I will be absent from posts to this list for the next two months.
It is time from a vacation from my favorite hobby to turn my
attention fully to my work tasks. LSB compliance testing,
software testing, preparation of updates, and coordination of
the crashtesters will replace helpig people to
I'm connecting by IP, so that shouldn't be a problem.
Rusty Carruth wrote:
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using MDK 8, 2.4.3, no updates, and ProFTPD on 2 different
machines. Both are connected via a 10baseT hub. When I connect to the
ftp server of either machine, from either
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm connecting by IP, so that shouldn't be a problem.
No, you misunderstood.
The SERVER does a name lookup on the CLIENT's ip address,
regardless of how the client started the connection
(by raw ip address, DNS lookup, carrier pigeon - well,
ok, carrier
No, I don't think so. All the machines are technically workstations, a desktop, a
laptop, and a win machine. Mandrake ICS is setup, but I haven't manually
configured much of anything on them, yet. I'd just like to be able to easily
transfer files from the laptop to the desktop, as well as the
Laura Conrad wrote:
Stephen == Stephen Kitchener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephen I am having a problem with a SCSI Card that I have added to an already
Stephen installed Mandrake 7.2 System
Stephen The BIOS detects the card and drive ok on boot, and when the card was
Hi,
My old motherboard's IDE died, so I replaced it with a new AOPEN AK73
PRO(A). On the old motherboard, I used a ZoomCam USB cam with no problems.
I just loaded the modules and everything worked. The uhci always used IRQ
3 on my old system. Now, basically everything but the motherboard is the
have you tried (as root, in a text console) running (typing) kudzu? and what
did it say and do? since you changed the MOBO
On Thursday 26 July 2001 20:50, Nima S. Panahi wrote:
Hi,
My old motherboard's IDE died, so I replaced it with a new AOPEN AK73
PRO(A). On the old motherboard, I
On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, etharp wrote:
have you tried (as root, in a text console) running (typing) kudzu? and what
did it say and do? since you changed the MOBO
The strange thing is that it DID NOT recognize and add the USB hub ports
until later on. Not that I did not have the USB enable, it was
Nima S. Panahi wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, etharp wrote:
have you tried (as root, in a text console) running (typing) kudzu? and what
did it say and do? since you changed the MOBO
The strange thing is that it DID NOT recognize and add the USB hub ports
until later on. Not that I did
I get the following message from ianacron when it runs cron.daily and
would like to know how I can get rid of it.
error: syslog:181 duplicate log entry for /var/log/syslog
Thanks.
--
Glenn Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Glenn,
Sounds like you have a duplicate syslog config file for logrotate. Look in
/etc/logrotate.d and verify that you have only 1 syslog file, not both
syslog and syslog.rpmnew .
Michael
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Michael Viron
Registered Linux User #81978
Senior Systems Administration Consultant
Web Spinners,
Alright gurus:
I need help again - not surprising. I have 2 domains that point to
my LM 7.2 (2.2.19 kernel) server. I have postfix setup and
imap-4.7c2-4mdk installed. The pop3 works flawlessly. I am trying to
further my mail handling knowledge and I want to use IMAP to get my mail
instead
Hi,
I am reporting something that never happened to me before. I wanted to try
out kde2,2beta1 for Mandrake 8.0. After trying unsuccessfully to download an
uncorrupted binary rpm for kdelibs, I decided to compile from sources.
I downloaded the source for kdelibs 2.2beta1 and tried compiling it
On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 10:31:38PM -0500, Michael D. Viron wrote:
Glenn,
Sounds like you have a duplicate syslog config file for logrotate.
Look in /etc/logrotate.d and verify that you have only 1 syslog file,
not both syslog and syslog.rpmnew .
Ah, in /etc/logrotate.d/syslog are the
How do I mount ther root device to another system and what will this do for
me? I looked at all the logs and the one I want is dmesg. The only problem is
that as soon as it reboots it overwrites it with new data from the good
bootup.
On Thursday 26 July 2001 00:18, you wrote:
if you can
Bill Beauchemin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I mount ther root device to another system and what will this do for
me? I looked at all the logs and the one I want is dmesg. The only problem is
that as soon as it reboots it overwrites it with new data from the good
bootup.
Normally the
Wayne,
Try installing libxpm and libxpm-devel, they should install the necessary
libraries you need.
Dave Grogan
Wayne wrote:
Greetings everyone.
In my search for a new email client, I decided to try either Pronto or
CSCMail. Both require the gnome-perl bindings, so I downloaded the tar
what kind of hard disk controller do you have?
i had that problem with AIC7000 HD controllers on RH.
i needed to get a driver for it at the RH site. i dont
know if you are experiencing the same thing.
--- Andreas Bergstrøm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I attempt to install LM 8.0 on my
Oh yeah, here's the reason I want to know how to build the Binaries (I am using
the Tar File from Samba).
Whenever I attempt to rpm --rebuild ***.src.rpm the required Binaries are not
installed on my machine. Further more, I am unable to install these binaries
Because I am forced to use the
What is that?
Olaf
Configuration: Celeron 333A, 128 MB, 6+3 GB HD, SoundBlaster 128 PCI,
Realtek Ethernet, i740 video card running at 1024@16bpp, Toshiba CD and LG
8080B CD-RW
hda1: win 98, hda5 Linux ReiserFS, hda6 swap, hda7 ReiserFS (/home); hdb1:
FAT32 with datas
On Wednesday 25 July 2001 21:04, Olaf Marzocchi wrote:
What is that?
Olaf
Configuration: Celeron 333A, 128 MB, 6+3 GB HD, SoundBlaster 128 PCI,
Realtek Ethernet, i740 video card running at 1024@16bpp, Toshiba CD and LG
8080B CD-RW
hda1: win 98, hda5 Linux ReiserFS, hda6 swap, hda7
I want to upgrade a current LM7.1 server with 8.0-Freq version.
I will do a fresh install but not re-formatting /home, /usr/local,
/var to keep the data as is. The other partitions can be formatted.
They are currently ext2fs and I wanted to know if the install
would convert them to reiserfs if I
You might want to go ahead and reformat /usr/local and /var, making back
ups of stuff in /var that you need. I don't know of any specific
differences, but /var is one of those directories whose layout seems to
change a little between versions. /usr/local/lib and /usr/local/bin will
be
Guys (and Gals),
There is still a huge void to be filled for someone smarter than I
to compile an RPM or SRPM for the new Samba 2.2.1a that will install on
a Mandrake 7.2 system. I don't know if it is possible, but I do know I
don't know enough to tell you one way or another. From my
Ah, in /etc/logrotate.d/syslog are the following entries for syslog
(separated from each other by many other entries for other services):
/var/log/syslog {
rotate 5
weekly
postrotate
/usr/bin/killall -HUP syslogd
endscript
}
/var/log/syslog {
postrotate
Stephen == Stephen Kitchener [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephen I am having a problem with a SCSI Card that I have added to an already
Stephen installed Mandrake 7.2 System
Stephen The BIOS detects the card and drive ok on boot, and when the card was
Stephen first installed and
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I don't think so. All the machines are technically workstations, a desktop, a
laptop, and a win machine. Mandrake ICS is setup, but I haven't manually
configured much of anything on them, yet. I'd just like to be able to easily
transfer files from
Hello!
This is just to let you know what I have found out
regarding the No such file error when trying to
execute a certain program.
The man pages for execve() states:
If the executable is a dynamically-linked ELF executable, the interpreter
named in the PT_INTERP segment is used to
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