i would say, look for the rpm package on the CD an try to install is
manually. it's on the first cd in the Mandrake/RPMS directory. change to
this directory an do an:
rpm -ivh telnet-server*.rpm
if it says already installed ok otherwise it is installed now.
mfg heiko
faisal wrote:
Yes
Buchan Milne wrote:
[snip]
Excellent Ideas. To carry it (run script from floppy) farther... the first part
of
the install would ensure an internet connection, the second part would call into
play someone's (sorry forgot who) idea of a web based script that would allow a
user
to
On Wednesday 25 October 2000 22:35, you wrote:
Gerald Williams wrote:
On Wednesday 25 October 2000 10:39, you wrote:
Gerald Williams wrote:
On Wednesday 25 October 2000 06:51, you wrote:
Thanks. It still also resides in SOME (very few) kde mirrors.
Here's the big
Title: Fully qualified Domain names
I am experiencing a problem with my FQDN and my LAN. I use ATT @Home service and run a 2 node LAN sharing a single IP. My server uses the following configuration as it's domain name cxx-a.mckiny1.tx.home.com as the FQDN. I run POstfix from this machine
Right click on my system is fine. Then again, I installed from
tar files to avoid all the Mandrake requirements for package
upgrades.
-Original Message-
From: Praedor Tempus [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 1:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] How to
hey now i reinstall everything now there is a diffrernt error
when i telnet it like telnet 131.107.3.1
It says
Trying 1311.07.3.1
connected to 131.107.3.1.
Escape character is '^]'
_
thats it wont take any command
then i have to exit .
Am
When I first installed linux, for reasons I no longer remember I installed
Mandrake 7.1 as follows on my 8 GB second HD:
I have a windows extended partition of 5.3 GB. Within and at the end of
this extended partition (don't ask why) I have a 5.3 GB linuxExt2 main linux
partition (hdb11).
I have been running KDE 2.0 on my Mandrake 7.1 system since yesterday
evening (I run my system 24/7). Last night when I went to bed, all was well.
When I woke up this morning to check on the status of a gimp compile I
started just before bed, I found that it has finished just fine but that the
On Thu, Oct 26, 2000 at 10:16:15AM -0400, Jeff Malka wrote:
When I first installed linux, for reasons I no longer remember I installed
Mandrake 7.1 as follows on my 8 GB second HD:
I have a windows extended partition of 5.3 GB. Within and at the end of
this extended partition (don't ask
how long you've been waiting before you killed the task? it can happen,
that something for the network is misconfigured. than it can take a
while before you get an answer (means login prompt). i had this problem
with a false gateway-adress. if the telnetserver is'nt running there
should be a
Hi folks,
Some months ago I got a new computer, and tried Linux
Mandrake 7.0 (I had the free installation disk). And I
liked it.
Now, some days ago I bought the new Linux Mandrake 7.1: I
had before me three CDs (Installation, Applications and
Sources), and a (surprisingly small) manual. (Not
This may be a silly question, but why do you want to move it? "If it
works, don't fix it."
As a "learning experience" (this is not yet my main pc)
and because I have had a few problems that could be related to it:
1) grub will not work on it. lilo does.
2) every so often, after I logout to
I have qt2-2.2.1 mandrake rpms as well as the stable
Mandrake KDE 2.0 rpms installed. KDE, for the MOST
part, is running OK, though I do get a number of
repeatable crashes with certain apps (KGNUPlot, Control
Center upon closing it, for instance).
On my desktop are icons for my zip drive, hda1,
My question is: Is this a (stupid/simple) mistake from
Mandrake, or it is done in purpose?
For whatever reason, v7.1 doesn't come with the ANSI library
stuff. You've found the library. Now you need the egsc++ tar that holds
the include files. BTW, all that stuff's included in v7.0 and v7.2.
you can use the cat command to move the partition.
cat /dev/hd? /dev/hd?
Oscar
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Malka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:58 AM
To: expert mandrake
Cc: Charles Curley
Subject: Re: [expert] Moving partitions
This may be a silly
Forgive me, I might not belong in the expert list,
but I'm trying to upgrade my Mandrake 7.1 installation
to KDE 2.0. Can anyone point me towards instructions for
doing this?
Running startx now starts XFree86 and I see it begin to outline
the menu bars at the bottom of the screen. Sometimes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got Mandrake 7.02 on my laptop and have NT4 on another partition. How
do I go about mounting this partition so that I can write to it?
Use mount.
Then destroy the data on your NTFS partition when you try to write to
it.
NTFS write support is still
Praedor Tempus wrote:
I would appreciate it if someone who has KDE 2.0 installed and
running trying something for me. Running in a user session, right-
click on a mount point/harddrive icon and select "properties".
I have found that if I do this on my system, Mandrake
did it crash
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got Mandrake 7.02 on my laptop and have NT4 on another partition. How
do I go about mounting this partition so that I can write to it?
Samba. RTFM, try to set it up, then come back with more questions.
Ron
--
On Thu, Oct 26, 2000 at 11:57:40AM -0400, Jeff Malka wrote:
This may be a silly question, but why do you want to move it? "If it
works, don't fix it."
As a "learning experience" (this is not yet my main pc)
Ah, ok. Good reason.
and because I have had a few problems that could be related
On Thu, Oct 26, 2000 at 01:10:28PM -0400, Jeff Malka wrote:
Not sure I understand. I can move the partition effortlessly using
Partition Magic. I just needed to know if this would mess up the path
structure or something else that linux uses.
Is that what cat is about?
No. Cat will move
For whatever reason, v7.1 doesn't come with the ANSI library
stuff. You've found the library. Now you need the egsc++ tar that holds
the include files.
I found somewhere (I think it was in a previous post) that
one can get either the libstdc++-devel or the egsc++.
We've had extensive
When I first installed linux, for reasons I no longer remember I installed
Mandrake 7.1 as follows on my 8 GB second HD:
I have a windows extended partition of 5.3 GB. Within and at the end of
this extended partition (don't ask why) I have a 5.3 GB linuxExt2 main linux
partition (hdb11).
Buchan Milne wrote:
Why don't you just wait another 5 days for mdk7.2 to come out, and use
the new rpm and menu from there (which won't be compiled with
glibc2.96). Also, have you tried using another version of rpm and
compiling menu from source ?
Buchan
Are you saying that mdk 7.2 will
Isn' there supposed to be a dependancy on QT-2.1.1?
When I searched rpmfind I didn't find any mandrake versions of QT-2.1.1
only the old 1.4ish versions.
Is work being done on putting out a Mandrake package of the new QT?
Do I need the new QT for KDE 2.0?
Here's the RPM's I've
You don't want to mount an NTFS partition so that you can write to it. It is
dangerous.
The Linux kernel can be re-compiled to enable read on NTFS, but even the
kernel config warns that you can destroy your NTFS partition with write
enabled.
In other words... Don't do it.
--Greg
-
Larry Marshall wrote:
Partition Magic will move the data as the partition is moved. If I
understood what he was asking, there'd be no change in fstab. Most likely
/boot would still be /dev/hda5. Maybe I didn't understand what he was
asking.
If a Linux partition is copied, the copy will
Thanks.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
- Original Message -
From: Ron Stodden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 6:50 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Moving partitions
Larry Marshall wrote:
Partition Magic will move the
On Thu, 26 Oct 2000 18:20:49 Larry Marshall wrote:
My question is: Is this a (stupid/simple) mistake from
Mandrake, or it is done in purpose?
For whatever reason, v7.1 doesn't come with the ANSI library
stuff. You've found the library. Now you need the egsc++ tar that holds
the
My two-cd set of 7.1, downloaded and home-burned, contains:
CD1 (MDK 7.1 Install): libstdc++-2.95.2-7mdk.i586.rpm
binarys to be capable of execute things compiled with
C++. The only thing you need if you're not a developer.
CD2 (MDK 7.1 Extensions):
How do I foward or specify the trouble shooting email that is sent to the
root account, to my user account so I don't have to log in as root every
time there is an error message in the system.
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Last line in /etc/aliases
Change default name to your user name and remove the leading "#"
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, rharvey wrote:
How do I foward or specify the trouble shooting email that is sent to the
root account, to my user account so I don't have to log in as root every
time there is
Hmpf. I don't understand what the problem is.
I am running Mandrake 7.1 (kindof a 7.2 hybrid). Here are the kde rpms
installed:
kdesupport-2.0-1mdk
kdenetwork-devel-2.0-1mdk
kdesupport-devel-2.0-1mdk
switchdesk-kde-1.7.1-13mdk
kde-themes-0.3-4mdk
kde1-compat-1.1.2-7mdk
How do I foward or specify the trouble shooting email that is sent to the
root account, to my user account so I don't have to log in as root every
time there is an error message in the system.
Load up /etc/postfix/aliases and, near the bottom of the file, put your
user account name as an
On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 08:04:38AM +0800, Muzza wrote:
Last line in /etc/aliases
Change default name to your user name and remove the leading "#"
Right. Then run "aliases" to make it effective.
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, rharvey wrote:
How do I foward or specify the trouble shooting
what is heartbeat what would cause it to fail?
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On 18 Oct 2000, at 21:50, Arcana wrote:
Intel's PIII in some instances (usually dealing with floating-point and
graphics) so the Duron, basically being the Athlon with a lot less L2 cache
(64K as opposed to Athlon's 256K) won't be a PIII replacement. However, the
cost of the Duron is
Larry Marshall wrote:
My two-cd set of 7.1, downloaded and home-burned, contains:
CD1 (MDK 7.1 Install): libstdc++-2.95.2-7mdk.i586.rpm
binarys to be capable of execute things compiled with
C++. The only thing you need if you're not a developer.
CD2 (MDK 7.1 Extensions):
Hi,
I have a question regarding the log status of users logged in in :0.0 in
machines that boot to init 5. I have a dual Celeron machine with Mandrake
7.1 set to boot directly to init 5 and the graphical log in in managed by
kdm and it works fine. However, when I issue a w command after logging
- Original Message -
From: "rharvey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:34 PM
Subject: cgi - file not found but it is there
I have several cgi files but a new one we just put into the directory wont
run.
when you try to run it, the system
I am running a Mandrake 7.1-ish system (with a number of 7.2 rpms installed).
I installed the first set of rpms for kde2.0 (and qt2-2.2.1) and gave it a
shot. It MOSTLY works ok, but there are a few problems that are driving me
nuts.
First off, I have seen conflicting messages about the
Hello everyone,
Before I get to the problem let me say that I have exhausted EVERY other source
of information on this topic. I've read all the how-tos and asked numerous
self-proclaimed Linux gurus to no avail. My problem is thus:
I'm having a bit of a problem attempting to get an old 286
My guess is that the execute bit on the script is not set. In the your
cgi directory, run:
chmod +x filename
M.
rharvey wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "rharvey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 8:34 PM
Subject: cgi - file not found but
Stephen Bosch wrote:
"Ron Johnson, Jr." wrote:
I've got Mandrake 7.02 on my laptop and have NT4 on another partition. How
do I go about mounting this partition so that I can write to it?
Samba. RTFM, try to set it up, then come back with more questions.
You can't mount an NTFS
that was not it they all have the same settings... i can run all the old
ones but the new one gives the error
- Original Message -
From: "Michael Proto" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 9:58 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Fw: cgi - file not found but
Larrythere is absolutely no difference between the two 7.1
iso's on the various mirrors, the two 7.1 GPL CD's you can buy
from various vendors and the 7.1 Installation and Extension
CD's you get in the Macmillan Deluxe boxed set.
Well Alain...then I must be lying. I do this just to
After installing KDE2, mouse scroll stopped working in Nescape, but works
fine in any KDE apps such as Konquerer, KEdit, and so on.
Anybody has the same happened? And, how do I fix this?
THanks
_
Get Your Private, Free
I don't know of a good free news server to get news from do I need this job
to run?
If I dont how do I turn it off?
Thanks
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Thank you.
Jeff Malka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Registered Linux user 183185
- Original Message -
From: Nikolay V. Kursov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2000 5:38 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] Moving partitions
When I first installed linux, for reasons I no
Sorry I have not played with qmial much. Check the qmail website, it
provides a vast list of information. Does you ISP news server have a qmail
group? Good luck,
Cecil
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OK. So everything has been going along fine until this morning. All of a
sudden I noticed that our new qmail server stopped responding. I went to
the qmail server and noticed that there was a kernel panic message on the
screen and then something about tcpserver. Since the first time it seems
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