On Sat, 24 Aug 2002 22:27, you wrote:
Hello all,
After a fresh install of MDK 8.2 I'm now getting can not guess host type
errors when I run configure. I had this error a couple of years ago and I
cannot remember how I corrected it.
Host type is a configure option.
Another error is ,
Thanks for the help Vox,
I got it working right now, unfortunately running the insecure variant,
xhost + ip.of.remotehost did the trick. But I will take a look at the page
about OpenSSH later this night.
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Från Vox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Datum 25/08/2002
Is there any such beast as a graphical frontend to the hylafax package? It
would need to deal with received faxes too, not just sending faxes (be nice
to preview what the fax program is planning to send).
ksendfax (part of kde) might be a possibility, but I don't know if it
would tailor
OK guys, I played it safe.
I spent more time on trying to discover why Postfix was not working, at 5 AM
on Saturday morning I noticed that my AV scanner was dumping scanned mail
into sendmail. What I thought it was doing was dumping it via smtp on a
backdoor port to postfix. Although I had
Greetings,
I'm struggling to get SpamAssassin working properly with Postfix. I think
I'm close, but things aren't working quite right.
I've read the helpful documents at
http://advosys.ca/papers/postfix-filtering.html,
http://advosys.ca/papers/filter.sh.txt, and
Hello All,
I have been looking at various distributions on the
net but have always liked Mandrake and have used it in the past with great
success.
What I need now is a small minimalist distribution
of Mandrake that would have the latest supported kernel 2.4.x and latest Xfree
4.x
On Sunday 25 August 2002 17:04, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
What I need now is a small minimalist distribution of Mandrake that
would have the latest supported kernel 2.4.x and latest Xfree 4.x
windowing system. My project will be connecting to the internet as
well via NFS and Samba along with
Thanks for the response Chuck.
I guess that I'll just have to keep investigating the problem a little more.
Thanks again,
Lonnie
- Original Message -
From: Chuck Shirley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 11:29 AM
Subject: Re: [expert] Minimalist
Report from the field (so to speak)
I just downloaded and installed 9.0 beta 4. the box seems to be
sitting here like a rock... 5 hours and no even a hint of a crash. In
short I can find bugs, but it's a lot more solid on this box than 8.2.
Feels like 8.1 so far. Some notes for the
Lonnie.
If you are looking to get that small embedded Linux will carry you
further than any of the desktop dirsto's. At that size you are not
going to be dealing with the same needs as you would with a full
desktop. The /bin directory alone is larger than what you need. (6.8
megs) Peanut
Hi James,
Thanks for the information and I will look into those distributions to get a
feel for what they can do. I have also found the Linux Terminal Server
Project as well and it might be a good starting point as well because the
project is close to an advanced terminal which will be running
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 19:41, James Sparenberg wrote:
PLEASE put slocate back in the default install, and on a disk in every
version of the release (Download PowerPack etc etc) Oh and if you do
make sure to put the cron job back in slocate.
slocate is there.
Apparently there was a big
At 03:44 PM 8/25/02, you wrote:
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 19:41, James Sparenberg wrote:
PLEASE put slocate back in the default install, and on a disk in every
version of the release (Download PowerPack etc etc) Oh and if you do
make sure to put the cron job back in slocate.
slocate is
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 12:44, Alastair Scott wrote:
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 19:41, James Sparenberg wrote:
PLEASE put slocate back in the default install, and on a disk in every
version of the release (Download PowerPack etc etc) Oh and if you do
make sure to put the cron job back in
I installed Beta 3 on a brand new Gigabyte 2.2 P4 box. It has a promise raid
controller with a Radeon ATI all in wonder card.
The Boot loader thrashed my MBR. My guess is because I'm installing this on a
standard IDE drive and the boot loader is on the promise mirrored drive. I
CAN boot
On Sunday August 25 2002 02:44 pm, Alastair Scott wrote:
This has been discussed on the [cooker] list. The discussion got
rather confused but I _think_ that, if you keep on doing rsync or
urpmi --auto-select with a cooker host, you pick up the up-to-date
packages anyway although no flag
On Sunday August 25 2002 01:41 pm, James Sparenberg wrote:
Report from the field (so to speak)
I just downloaded and installed 9.0 beta 4. the box seems to be
sitting here like a rock... 5 hours and no even a hint of a crash.
In short I can find bugs, but it's a lot more solid on this
Ok I'm convinced evolution is a great tool. One question does anyone
know of a way to convert Sylpheed Mail to Evlolution Tried exporting
as mbox but evo can't read that, and no direct conversion is available.
Any ideas anyone?
James
Want to buy your Pack or Services from
I've read the RPM Howtos and I'm trying to get an .rpmrc setup so I can
build rpms as normal user. I had this setup before but I dont have my
old config files to go by. I have this in my ~/.rpmrc
topdir: /home/skidley/rpm
and I get this error: bad option 'topdir' at /home/skidley/.rpmrc:1
Is
It is not unusual for nobody to be 65535 (16 bits) on various systems.
On an MDK system, I might get worried a little as nobody is usually 99.
Woody
On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 21:51, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
I've noticed that the account nobody on this system has a user id of
65534. Is this
skidley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've read the RPM Howtos and I'm trying to get an .rpmrc setup so I can
build rpms as normal user. I had this setup before but I dont have my
old config files to go by. I have this in my ~/.rpmrc
topdir: /home/skidley/rpm
That stuff now goes in
On Sun, 2002-08-25 at 23:06, skidley wrote:
I've read the RPM Howtos and I'm trying to get an .rpmrc setup so I can
build rpms as normal user. I had this setup before but I dont have my
old config files to go by. I have this in my ~/.rpmrc
topdir: /home/skidley/rpm
Try removing the space
On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 02:06:26AM -0400, Skidley wrote:
I've read the RPM Howtos and I'm trying to get an .rpmrc setup so I can
build rpms as normal user. I had this setup before but I dont have my
old config files to go by. I have this in my ~/.rpmrc
topdir: /home/skidley/rpm
and I get
On Mon, 2002-08-19 at 22:24, Mark Weaver wrote:
Dan Cox wrote:
Is there a way to auto logout inactive users? I have seen something
about TMOUT variable, but when I set it in /etc/profile and login at
console I get bash: TMOUT read only or something similar. So my
question is how do I get
Ok one box 4 distro's
Mandrake 8.2
Mandrake 9.0beta 4
RedHat 7.3
SuSe 8.0
In my never ending quest to find out why 8.2 crashes so often I've run
across this ...
Mandrake 8.0 claims I have only 4096K of video ram
Mandrake 9.0 claims I have only 16384k of video ram
RedHat and Suse both see the
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