On Thursday 13 Nov 2003 1:09 am, Damon Lynch wrote:
On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 10:21, Daryl Johnson wrote:
U, except by this time half of the menu entries had disappeared :o)
Didn't feel inclined to add them all under the circumstances.
Did you see the errata page re. the update-menus
On Wednesday 12 Nov 2003 3:44 pm, stefmit wrote:
Hi, fellow MDK-ers. I may be repeating myself, but I am not as much of a
MDK geek, as a network person trying to use (and paying for it!) the MDK
solution as underlying system for my network and security tools ... this as
an introduction (to
[...]
Had this one myself - twice. Encountered having done a clean 9.2
install. Resolved by doing a clean 9.1 install and then upgrading to 9.2
I've had no re-occurrence of the problem. (BTW doing a clean 9.2 install
also gave me some n/w configuration problems. Mdk still need to
Is it possible I am missing something? It appears to be impossible to save
filters in KNode. I set one up last night, closed down KNode - and it was
gone this morning.
Did it again, closed KNode, just to check, restarted and the filter was gone.
Hm.
regards
Daryl
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We can found
Can anyone suggest why it is that when I load Xine, or play a mpg it crashes
the m/c and returns me to the log-on splash screen. Well, I suppose that
means it crashes the user rather than the m/c.
Logging on and repeating the action allows Xine to run, or the mpg to be
played (using Kaboodle)
On Tuesday 05 Aug 2003 10:56 pm, you wrote:
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 17:26, Daryl Johnson wrote:
On Tuesday 05 Aug 2003 9:08 pm, D. R. Evans wrote:
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Does anyone have any wisdom they would care to share in regards to
running Mandrake
On Tuesday 05 Aug 2003 9:08 pm, D. R. Evans wrote:
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Does anyone have any wisdom they would care to share in regards to running
Mandrake on a dual processor box?
I am thinking in particular of dual-Athlon boxes, and in particular
particular (!)
On Tuesday 08 Jul 2003 4:57 am, Carroll Grigsby wrote:
On Monday 07 July 2003 03:49 pm, James Sparenberg wrote:
On Mon, 2003-07-07 at 16:13, Pierre Fortin wrote:
Just a heads up...
I have not fully analyzed this; but my HP 5550 (USB2.0) printers will
not work if connected to a
On Monday 09 Jun 2003 8:45 pm, KevinO wrote:
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Daryl Johnson wrote:
The last couple of days Mozilla has been freezing on me to the extent
that I have to kill the processes.
Delete the file 'XUL.mfasl'. (Make sure mozilla is not running
I've just noticed that when I post to newsgroups a copy isn't retained
anymore. (It used to be.) Is this deliberate or have I missed some subtle
set-up key somewhere?
regards
Daryl
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On Wednesday 28 May 2003 10:43 pm, H.J.Bathoorn wrote:
On Wednesday 28 May 2003 22:07, Lyvim Xaphir wrote:
Peeps,
There have been an alarming number of system freezes here recently, and
I guess I'm not so much looking for a solution as I am for other LM91
users that have been
OK, what's happening?
regards
Daryl
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who has no gills.
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Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
Is anyone using this combination successfully?
regards
Daryl
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Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
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There are 361 newsgroups that include the keyword 'politics' on my usenent
server.
It can't be beyond all the clowns currently clogging up my Mandrake Expert
list to take their blasted arguments re the US/Irag conflict over to one of
those groups.
AT LEAST TAKE IT OFF THIS LIST.
regards
We had a n/w Brother laser printer in the office and were able to just browse
in to the ip/port numbers.
Is this possible for you?
regards
Daryl
On Sunday 19 Jan 2003 3:10 pm, tarvid wrote:
Trying to setup an HP LJ IIIsi with a JetDirect card.
The local net is 192.168.0.0.
The printer
There appears to be something seriously wrong with the setup here. The writer
(an HP 9100) appears to be /dev/scd0 mounted as /mnt/cdrom2.
Permissions are as follows:
/dev/scd0 Block Device
rw-rw daryl cdwriter scsi/host1/bus0/target2/lun0/cd
/dev/scsi/host1/bus0/target2//lun0/cd
OK I give up. CDs seem to be like a foreign country to me.
It doesn't matter if I use Gnome-Toaster or X-CD-Roast. Any cd I burn is
visible in my linux box but once it is inserted into one of the Windoze
machines (W2K, W98, NT4) I just get a message 'please insert cd'.
Bugger damn and hell
Look, you know none of us can resist these ignore messages...
;o)
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Want to buy your Pack or Services from
Well, I can't resist jumping in to this one based on that old thing about 5%
of the world's population consuming 40% of it's resources. Always remember
that in the US you get the best politicians that money can buy ;o)
If you're a christian I seem to remember something about 'he who is without
And they work wonderfully well with the smp kernel :o)
Flightgear is running at last!
regards
Daryl
On Thursday 12 Dec 2002 9:40 am, Simon Naish wrote:
Right on time, after the threads to do with mdk82 rpms and mdk90 eh!
Course they might've been listening, but I doubt it ;o)
And yet curiously, when you run DiskDrake, the first message you get is an
injunction to ensure that your data is backed up o
Anytime you decide to re-partition or resize your drive(s) you are dicing
with (disk) disaster. It is pointless to complain afterwards about the
effects of a
to an advocacy group.
regards
Daryl
On Saturday 26 October 2002 3:40 am, you wrote:
Daryl Johnson wrote:
[...]
Just my 2 euros worth.
regards
Daryl
maybe you ought to pull your head out of your euro ass and hear whats
being said. Or don't they us Microsoft products on your side
In which case remember that this is a world-wide mailing list and, despite
the apparent belief of the US that what they want is the same for all of us,
it's not.
Go and fight out your political battles on an advocacy group.
If you want to ask for support against DMCA or similar by all means
On Monday 02 September 2002 4:13 pm, you wrote:
This all depends - on you. There are two kinds of pda users, there's the
people who want an address book/diary type of thing - which the Palm is a
WONDERFUL example of (guess what I use?) or the people who want to do all
singing dancing stuff -
On Sunday 14 July 2002 02:48, you wrote:
An addendum to my sound card problems of 6 weeks ago.
I have sound using OSS but not ALSA, it's not uncommon to get sound server
error messages when I forget and try and use a KDE sound app. Clearly artsd
is missing the boat somewhere.
As a rare
On Sunday 11 August 2002 17:46, you wrote:
[...]
Are you running the /usr/bin/artswrapper suid-root? I'm sure there are
yup -rwsr-xr-x root root ...
many who would frown heavily on doing this, but I run it suid (mode 4755),
and have had much better sound quality as a result. If you
OK things move on - with a degree of embarrassment :o/
Following on from some of Larry Swords comments I ran the card down to the
European web site (makes sense, I bought the card in Scotland). I had the
opportunity here to d/l a manual. Query, if there is a manual available why
wasn't
OK things move on - with a degree of embarrassment :o/
Following on from some of Larry Swords comments I ran the card down to the
European web site (makes sense, I bought the card in Scotland). I had the
opportunity here to d/l a manual. Query, if there is a manual available why
wasn't
It's taken me 4 weeks of fairly constant tinkering, adjustment and
experimentation to arrive at the conclusion that it is impossible to
configure my sound card - which seems remarkable as in most ways it is
getting recognised.
Forgive the long post but if anyone has anything constructive to
On Friday 12 July 2002 17:55, Larry Sword wrote:
Daryl,
[...]
Since there are a number of SoundBlasters out there can you provide more
info on your sound card, the 4.1. Is it a Live or the new Audigy series,
or an older card?
Larry
Al I can tell you is in the posting :o( The box says
On Friday 12 July 2002 13:46, civileme wrote:
Daryl Johnson wrote:
[...]
00:0b.0 Multimedia audio controller: Ensoniq 5880 AudioPCI (rev 02)
Subsystem: Ensoniq: Unknown device 8001
Flags: bus master, slow devsel, latency 64, IRQ 11
I/O ports at cc00 [size=64]
Capabilities available only
Well, on the path of getting a soundblaster card running (ens1371) I find
that I'm short of some devs /files.
MAKEDEVS sound doesn't give me the results, in fact it results in an error
message (operastion not permitted - yes, I am root)
Any suggestions are welcome.
regards
Daryl
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Well, I guess this is a common enough problem but for now I'm damned if I can
work my way around it.
A few months back I built myself a new m/c, twin processors, loads of disk
and memory, even added a nice flat panel display. All went well and my local
lan worked well under samba also.
I
I do believe you will find an rpm for mt on your cd. Install it and all will
become magically available.
regards
Daryl
n Tuesday 14 May 2002 14:10, you wrote:
Hi All,
Following on from my problem with a HP Colorado IDE tape drive, I have
found the following message in the 'dmesg' output.
Rats!
On Monday 13 May 2002 18:49, you wrote:
please don't read. this message will erase your hard drive and erase
all refrigerator art from the front of your frig and kill your neigbor's
cat.
--
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To err is human, two curs canine.
To err is human, to moo
Um, when you set apache running and browse in using your ip no, a
wonderful startup screen shows saying Welcome To Your Domain and
prints out lots of detail about Apache and Mandrake etc.
Well, I was wondering, what's the address (ie the path) of that file,
perchance...?
regards
Daryl
Um, when you set apache running and browse in using your ip no, a
wonderful startup screen shows saying Welcome To Your Domain and
prints out lots of detail about Apache and Mandrake etc.
Well, I was wondering, what's the address (ie the path) of that file,
perchance...?
regards
Daryl
Grow up - and don't assume that other people's mothers don't swear.
Test, please ignore.
We're having some difficulty with the mailing list.
Thank you for your understanding
$HIT! What should I do? I didn't ignore it!
You'll probably have your list privledges revolked
/c they
log on to ie a network drive mapped to /home/studentName on the
desktop.
Is this possible? Maybe it's easy and just something I haven't come
across before? I'd welcome any suggestions.
regards
Daryl Johnson
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you mount samba with each
directory (/home/studentname) with a user/password? So, the directory
is always mounted, but only the student that is the owner will have
access to it, when logged...
HTH
orlando
Daryl Johnson wrote:
Anyway, cutting to the chase we have three spare servers
that will be something like
NET USE * /DELETE
it will break all shared network connections that you have made after
logon.
Daryl Johnson wrote:
It happens this way as a matter of course though doesn't it? I
mean I accept what you say and understand that the
/home/studentname directory
I have a need at my college to use a machine to bridge two networks. It's my
intention to configure two n/w cards, one for the first n/w and one for the
second. The first n/w contains a firewal, the second doesn't. Are there any
factors I should be looking out for?
regards
Daryl
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On Friday 27 July 2001 07:22, DM wrote:
hi albert
what i normally do to see how the package was compiled
is get the source RPM and check the config options
used to build it.
[snip]
Another option of course is to obtain the source then ./configure, make, make
install and make clean :o)
to the extent that my linux box is now
receiving succesful log-ons from NT4 as a domain controller.
regards
Daryl Johnson
to the extent that my linux box is now
receiving succesful log-ons from NT4 as a domain controller.
regards
Daryl Johnson
Uhhh, well, I found that when I wanted to compile a kernel using 2.4 I was
able to use Reiser FS options so long as I selected the experimentel kernel
options right at the start of xconfig matrix.
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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a good example would help immensely
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
winmail.dat
Thanks Tom, that seems to have worked. Despite compilingin SCSI and tape
support however I STILL can't get my Seagate Travan drive to peep!
How difficult can it be?
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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a workaround for this or am I limited to waiting for Samba
v3
regards
Daryl
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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I'm using medium security - how would I know the differencebetween kernels?
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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clients without any problems.
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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could this be a problem
is a server but I can't telnet in and
log-on?
telnet is live in inetd.conf ie it isn't commented out or anything. What is
wrong? Am I missing something blindingly obvious?
regards
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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.
regards
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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of petulnce when that need isn't filled.
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
While it is always good advice to "Read the Fine Material"
available, it is
not the only advice to give. Sometimes just a few clues are helpful,
sometimes a whole primer needs to be written that _isn't_ i
Have a look in /lib/modules/your version number/scsi for aic7xxx.o
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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You need to check the very first box 'y' for code maturity and experimentals
in xconfig, then this option will be available when you get to it
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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Is there a chance you guys could take this discussion to a more suitable
forum please? There must be some linux advocacy groups in alt. or comp.
regards
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
[...]
2) If you fire up DrakConf you will see an icon Called Startup Services.
Click on it and I think you will find it's use pretty self-explanatory. ;o)
regards
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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months
ago there was another version that reads AND writes.
Does anyone know what the file system is that I'm thinking of? I'll check
my old notes and see if I still have the name somewhere.
Just a suggestion...
Daryl Johnson
Proplan Associates
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uhhh... stty erase backspace used to work for me
regards
Daryl
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I just installed
There's a very good FAQ on this available on the NetBSD site. I'm sorry I
can't remember the site address but a search will show it up.
regards
Daryl
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There is actually a Howto on this which gives step by step instructions
including 3 (I think)ways of getting around the difficult bit.
The basis is that you run both diska at once using a specified mountpoint
for the new disk.
Transfer all your files to the new disk and then er...
My take on this is that the kernel in the distribution includes compiled in
support for i-386, however should Joergen want to just have an i-386 kernel
he can recompile then from the sources?
regards
Daryl
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me if I am wrong
though.
NeoFax
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My take on this is that the kernel in the distribution includes
compiled in
support for i-386, however should Joergen want to just have an
i-386 kernel
he can recompile
Assuming that your cable is properly configured and not shorting out the
card(s). The proto-network has no common communication protocol.
Try running Samba. There is a good Howto on the subject.
regards
Daryl
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If you are logged in as root then edit .bashrc in the root directory, else
edit the .bashrc file in the /home/name directory and comment out the line
for 'alias rm=rm -i' (I think that's the line) at the same time you may
care to examine the other aliases in the file. The effects will become
It's not so much the system it was compiled under as the PROCESSOR IT WAS
COMPILED FOR! (See previous posts on this thread).
Once again, to the best of my knowledge Sun use a risc processor, as such,
unless you are attempting to run on the same processor there is just NO
chance that the binary
Sounds to me as if you may need to check the docs (extensive) that came with
Samba. I have had similar problems with Samba and the problem was finally
resolved when I imported a file into the Windows (NT in my case) registry
which reset the windows machine to accept un-encrypted passwords.
The only HP-UX I have used has been on HP Risc processor boxes. If the s/w
was compiled for one of these then it certainly won't run on a pc.
Regards
Daryl
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