Have you tried your RAM in another system? It may be defective. On the other
hand, I installed Win Me LM7.2 on one 30Gb (2x15Gb paritions) drive, and
within 24 hours everything was toast. Installed a new 30 Gb drive, and
everythings perfect. Maybe you should try installing both O/S'es on the
I had absolutely no problems with the HP930c Deskjet, if that helps.
Hooked it up, ran the Printer utility, and Bingo! Done.
Dan
On Monday 29 January 2001 13:34, you wrote:
I had to replace my Lexmark Z11 because it wouldn't work in Mandrake even
with the cooker drivers. So I got a Canon
Brian; Corp Server runs fine. But do yourself a favor. After installing it,
don't run the Wizards. Run PMfirewall to set up your Internet, and do the
other tasks manually. You'll be much happier. They've got some bugs to work
out in it.
Dan LaBine
On Fri, 02 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Smart move all around, I'd say! Welcome to Mandrake.
L8R, Dude!
On Fri, 02 Feb 2001, you wrote:
Hello, I've just switched to Mandrake from Storm (because of their
bankruptcy), and am pretty impressed. I bought the 7.2 Complete.
Everything works; sound, printing, and all the other
None that I know of, except for the ATA100 IDE Interface. You have to connect
your hard drives to the ATA33/66 Interface first, do the install, then edit
some files to support the ATA 100 interface, then shutdown, change
connections then restart. That's how it's done with an Asus A7V. Mine
Franki ; If you happen to be running Mandrake 8.0 on this server, you can
edit the Bastille-Firewall.cfg file to deny Realplayer/RealAudio connections.
If you're looking for something a little stronger, might I suggest Mandrake
Security? You'll need a separate Firewall Server, but once
Franki; I just attended the AMD conference here in Montreal on Tuesday.
Depending on what your server is intended for now, and what it will be used
for in the future, the chipset can be a critical choice. There are many boards
that can run both types of RAM (SDRam and DDRam). For now, it seems
Ted; Firstly, you can install either 7.2 OR 8.0 , and instead of installing
as a server, you can install as a workstation and use the server
packages/services anyway. The 2 things to watch for is that your machine
will not be as secure, because the xserver will leave ports open to the
Why not use webmin?? If Rod has a DSL or Cablemodem Internet connection,
telnet would leave his system open to attacks (i.e; Hackers!), whereas webmin
wouldn't because it's very secure. Either way, it's not a silly question!
On Tuesday 15 May 2001 4:38, you wrote:
Quite easily done,
On Friday 18 May 2001 3:11, you wrote:
As I mentioned earlier, I'm building a new machine this weekend.
I wanted to know if anybody has used or had good dealings with
SoundBlaster 128, or SoundBlaster 512 in their Mandrake 7.2, or
Mandrake 8.0 machines. I've found a place that has them for
On Sunday 20 May 2001 6:14, you wrote:
Dear All, I have LM 8 and I just tried to use the archiver. It said sorry
that it was not in my path. How can I use this again? It worked well in
7.2.
Also, how does one unzip a file with the .zip on the end by hand? Thank
you.
Marcia; Your Archiver
Marcia; I've read about your problem, and I'd like to offer the following
suggestions:
1) Go to the ftp site below, and download ALL the files to a separate folder,
then run the software updater in Mandrake control Center. It's a fast site,
and usually not busy.
On Sunday 20 May 2001 7:10, you wrote:
Does anyone know how to setup Print Server for Linux-Mandrake? I have HP
170X Jet Direct Print server, which has fixed IP. I went to HP Website but
they don't have JetAdmin version for Linux. If anyone know is there any
company sell print server for
On June 12, 2001 11:12 am, Dan Gordon wrote:
Hi, I know this has been asked before but i just installed Mandrake 8.0 and
i would like to allow identd so i can connect to irc but the built in fire
wall wont have it.
I know this can be changed but am not sure how.
Right now its using the tiny
Dear List; In response to this latest garbage from Microsoft, and having a
pretty good understanding of their standard FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt)
policy, I can see why you might think that this latest attack on Linux
deserves a response. However, having also attended the LinuxExpo Montreal
I totally agree ! He also found some major bugs and spyware in Netscape
Navigator, which they denied, then threatened to sue Steve, until he proved
it. At this point, the folks from Netscape quietly apologised, and fixed the
holes, etc with Netscape 4.76 !
Anyone who criticizes Steve is
To all concerned; I saw the article about Mandrake, and it was totally wrong.
Mandrake let some of their U.S. staff go because they had expected to grow
much faster than they have been, or something like that. It had nothing to do
with anything else. NADA! I spoke to the Mandrake guys at
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah,...Here we go again. I'd like to suggest that we send in
Duke Nuke'm to slap these guys around. What they don't seem to realize (Or
maybe they do???Hmmm.) is that they're not just reporting the news (?) but
they're one of the biggest reasons that popularity of Linux is being
Did you know that we are agreeing with you?? We were quoting news articles on
various web-sites and bashing them, O.K.??
Dan
I have to agree with Franki; The PC revolution in the last 10 to 20 years
have created a demand for a ton of hardware and apps, but has not created the
willingness to RTFM !! If people want to become mnore efficient with their
PC's They're just going to have to open a book and (GASP!!) read !
Hey Franki; Thanks for handling this guy. He was replying to me, and I
explained a few things to him as well. I hadn't seen his original posts about
his problems, but of course, given enough information, and the time required,
I'm sure someone would be able to help him. but he doesn't seem
Roman, You're talking about printing a tree of folders? Nice idea. Can't see
myself using it a lot, but what the hey. How about the option of customing
the right-click menu for just about anything, or for repetitive jobs. Kinda
like a wizard that sees the things you do most, and allows you to
Fear Not! Oh, Stout Fellow! Take comfort in knowing that your MS mouse is not
actually manufactured by Microsoft, but by Logitech! You are forgiven !
On July 10, 2001 05:19 pm, Michel Clasquin wrote:
On Tuesday 10 July 2001 08:21, you wrote:
my mouse act strangely today. i have been using
Hey Mark,...Couldn't he use samba restart also? From a normal prompt ? If
he's looking for a Linux browser for samba he could also use xsmbrowser or
LinNeighborhood. But if he's trying to browse from Windows, then you're bang
on the money about Windows Explorer. He might also want to run
Here's an extra FYI for anyone following this thread. I heard somewhere that
Bill Gates and his wife were involved in a charity that gives computers to
kids in schools. You'd think that Bill would jump at the chance of getting
some good PR for a change, and help these schools. He can certainly
Roman; I haven't seen one for LM 8.0, only for Mandrake SNF, and that's a
version of 7.2. Maybe you can pull it off of SNF ??
Dan LaBine
On July 18, 2001 08:20 pm, you wrote:
Has any one heard of an available rpm for SquidGuard? So far, I've only
been able to find the tar ball version.
Well, if your point was that it would be a good tax wrtie-off, I agree. It
just amazes me that Bill et al can't see an opportunity even when it's being
stuck in their faces. Were these people born stupid, greedy, and arrogant, or
what? I think this whole issue clearly demonstrates how
On July 28, 2001 08:45 am, Steve Maytum wrote:
Anyone able to help a dizzy (gone round in circles so often!) PC user set
up a small home network with 'net connection? Any help appreciated Regards
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's the problem, what version of Linux, what hardware is involved, and
what
Are you using Linux-Mandrake 8.0? If so your firewall is probably preventing
the ping from happeneing. Bastille automatically does not trust ANY incoming
TCP/IP packets coming in on ANY network card in the Linux box (Localhost),
therefore it thinks that AJ is a hacker trying to break in to
Can anyone shed a little light on how to configure port-forwarding or port
redirection from a Mandrake 7.2 SNF firewall to a mandrake 8.0 web-server? I
realize that SNF has it's own web-server built-in, but this is for a special
configuration. Examples would be very helpful. Mostly, I can't
On August 6, 2001 11:15 am, you wrote:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001 22:29:26 +0800
chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] was inspired to comment:
Has anyone out there had much luck using everybody?
I cannot seem to get it to connect.
any tips welcome
I thought it was everybuddy??
Nag,
Has anyone ever figured out how to get java running in Mozilla? I'm running
Mandrake8.0, and I prefer Mozilla to Netscape, and for the life of me I can't
get the java plugin OR runtime environment working. I'm not interested in
developing java-based apps, just interested in learning how to
Has anyone found out how to install Ximian-Gnome on Mandrake 8.0? I've
managed to track down the specific installer applet from their ftp server,
but during the install startup it fails. I downloaded the entire set of
packages, and tried to re-point the installer to the archive containing all
to worry
about.
Lanman
On Sunday 26 August 2001 06:29 am, you wrote:
The reason this occurs is because there is still data on the cable side of
the connection. The light flashes for both incoming and outgoing wether
its going to you or not.
At 02:15 AM 8/26/2001 -0400, you wrote:
Ok, I
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Also true! But if he's running more than one PC, that will shut down INTRANET
networking as well.
Lanman
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for
this?
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a line
from mine, hoping you can show me. Once again, good to hear from you. And
Thanks for the suggestion. That sucker just might work!
/mnt/cdrom /mnt/cdrom supermount fs=iso9660,dev=/dev/cdrom 0 0
Lanman
On Sunday 26 August 2001 09:13 am, Michael Scottaline wrote:
On Sun, 26 Aug 2001 08:59:43
the
mount/umount commands instead.
Lanman
On Sunday 26 August 2001 09:16 am, you wrote:
Lanman banged on their keyboard and produced the following arrangement of
letters:
| Is there a simple way to change permissions on mount and umount ?
| I would prefer to have the ability to use device
downloads.
Lanman
On Monday 27 August 2001 12:13 pm, you wrote:
Just a simple question, how are most of you setting up your file systems
for install?
/boot
/
/swap
/usr
/var
/home
or are you doing one big /
Coming from BSD we did the first with all the different partitions.
-Scott
Wwl Mark, Since you mentioned it ! LOL ! ( Nah, no references to the
stupid comment!) Just a quik tip, never operate heavy equipment (ie; a mouse
or keyboard) without having a substantial amount of your favorite Columbian
beverage inside. Besides, you'll run better than a Pentium (
to another page on the
amazon web-site would repeat the process.
Having never tried it on a stand-alone PC myself, I'm not sure it would
provide this function to that one PC, but then again, your browser would
perform the same function on it's own.
Lanman
On Saturday 08 September 2001 09:29 am
Has onyone had any luck in configuring Port-Forwarding on Mandrake SNF
(A.K.A. Mandrake Security) ? If so, I'd really appreciate some instructions
on this. I also need to know if I need any additional packages to get the job
done.
Thanks in Advance
Lanman
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if you are using a cablemodem, and you run into problems, get back to me and
I'l forward the email to you as well. I've eliminated most of the
Tekno-Babble, and inserted Plain English instructions instead.
Lanman
On Monday 10 September 2001 04:00 pm, Scott Thurmond wrote:
Thanks for the input
Marc; Secure WEBMIN interface would not be port 84433, but 8443. That
oughtta get you in.
Lanman
On Monday 10 September 2001 03:33 pm, you wrote:
snipped
Having done all that, my connection still can't get thru.
While configuring with the secure connection (https://10.0.0.1:84433) a
test
Close but no cigar- 65,535
Lanman
On Monday 10 September 2001 06:01 pm, you wrote:
LURKER here, I think the ports only go to 6, right?
At 03:45 PM 9/10/01, you wrote:
Marc; Secure WEBMIN interface would not be port 84433, but 8443. That
oughtta get you in.
Lanman
On Monday 10
Try www.linuxnewbie.org , and look at the NHF (Newbie Help Files) for
networking.
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 04:54 am, you wrote:
Hi,
I want to network my linux box with my two other machines (win2k and
win98), I want the linux box to act as a server on the network
psychopathic as
to agree with him.
And by the way Mr. Clinuxc, we have been victim's of terrorist attacks. Can
you say FLQ?? You idiot! Before you start offering an opinion, how's about
checking your facts??
With countrymen like you, who needs enemas!
I'm done.
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 07
Good one Tom. Rip him a new one. This guy's a - place index finger and thumb
at right angles to one another against forehead !
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 08:05 pm, you wrote:
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 06:56 pm, Art Rowe escribió:
We Canadians have had terrorist attacks ...FLQ
Don't disagree with you Nicolas, but easy on the language, ok? There's some
very young people on this list. Otherwise, your comments were right on target!
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 08:46 pm, you wrote:
Hi ... Come on men Try to think just for a moment in the
bifurcations
on the rooftops??
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 09:08 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 07:15 pm, Franki escribió:
There were alot of IT companies based in those towers, and some
banks, this could effect the world ecomomy...
especially if the US goes
than most
of us would use, but you've got the right idea.
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 09:45 pm, you wrote:
Firstly I would just like to say that my prayers go out to all the families
on this dark day in America.
I don't personally know anyone that was injured today. But to show just how
Yup, Charles, he's got you there! Your responses ARE a tad ON list!
Grin! Grin!
Lanman
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 09:51 pm, you wrote:
Charles A. Punch wrote:
I'm replying off list,
Charles,
Your off list replies seem to be appearing on the list. ;-)
Randy Kramer
Netstacking rights ?? Huh? Never heard that one before.
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 12:36 am, you wrote:
netstacking rights.
i will defend my mother country, and the usa if i could lend a hand.
-- nathan
From: Lanman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
It was intended as a humourous tease regarding your minor oversight in
sending your emails to the list when you intended to send them off-list,
Charles. Lighten up. No need to get sarcastic. Perhaps a little more sleep,
and a lot less caffeine are in order here?
Lanman
On Wednesday 12
I had the same menu problem in Beta 1, but Beta 2 was fine. Hmmm, maybe it's
not us, maybe it's that Raklet Cheese the MandrakeSoft guys keep eating??
Nah, couldn't be. But I found that most things ran a tad faster in Beta2.
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 08:14 am, you wrote:
as a futher
Doh!
On Tuesday 11 September 2001 05:33 pm, Charles A. Punch wrote:
My bad! That's weird, I'm using the reply button (rather that reply all)
in Mozilla. Good thing I have nothing to hide eh? Sorry, I don't mean to
clog up the list, but it seems that I am not alone in that today anyway.
I
was already thinking about changing
his diapers! I think these terrorists should be feeling the same way right
about now. I don't think they thought this attack through well enough to
ponder the response that will surely follow.
Lanman
On Wednesday 12 September 2001 11:45 pm, you wrote
Can someone provide me a plain-english explanation of mx numbers, who or
what provides them to me, and how they fit into mail-servers? I keep hearing
about them, but don't know what they are.
Lanman
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absolute control over what they
can/can't do on the Clients.
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 11:49 am, you wrote:
hi,
as well as authenticating users, can samba be used to restrict what
programs users can run or install on win clients, i'm thinking win98SE
clients
Angie - No Problem. Me has something called Internet Connection Sharing. What
type of connection do you have? Keep in mind that even though Me will enable
DHCP, you can leave your Ip on the Linux box as Static - ie; fixed number.
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 12:23 pm, you wrote:
i'm
Once it's set up, your linux box should be good to go. If not, change the
network config to allow for DHCP, restart the network (on linux box), and you
shold be in business. Make sure you enter the gateway Internal Ip of Me
station, and DNS numbers of your ISP.
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September
Control center, and it will restart your network connection to the
Windows box on it's own.
Have fun!
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 01:13 pm, you wrote:
i'm setting up the internet connection sharing on ME and it's asking if i'd
like to make a setup disk for computers using win95 and98
Try moving the printer to the Linux box, and printing from the windows box.
Set up printer sharing with Samba, Uninstall the printer software/drivers
from the windows box and re-install a freshly-updated set of drivers from
HP's web-site- www.hp.com .
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 01
number of
linux-based gateway/routers that can also be used to act as a firewall, thus
protecting you from most types of hacks. You can also run a web-site on many
of them.
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 02:19 pm, you wrote:
is it true that i have to have the server comp. (the windows running
into your
/etc folder (make sure you rename and save your existing fstab file first!),
then type the command ; mount -a at a root prompt. That will apply your
new fstab file, and should enable automount-ing.
Lanman
On Sunday 16 September 2001 02:27 pm, you wrote:
i have a cd that has several
.
Lanman
On Thursday 27 September 2001 02:24, you wrote:
Hi
I've searched the net and the mandrake site and I can find no
information/documentation on TinyFirewall.
What I want to do is turn it off so I can load another firewall, and
there appears to be no documentation of this. Please help. Thanx
Mark; Netscape 6.1 ?? Why not Mozilla .94 ? IMHO, it's a lot better than
Netscape. No problem setting up Java and Flash, if that's the problem.
Sorry, Love to stay and chat, but I gotta go take over the world! Busy! Busy!
Lanman
On Monday 01 October 2001 04:43 pm, Mark Weaver wrote:
rob
Thanks Mark, but as much as I'm always interested in trying new (?) things,
I'm also a power freak! Running Mozilla and/or Opera, or many browsers at
once is not a problem. Thanks for the info though. Take care. Gotta go.
L8R Dude!
Lanman
On Tuesday 02 October 2001 07:47 pm, you wrote
perhaps that's worth looking at. Same install GUI, same
cross-application functionality, smaller footprint. Quite Stable.
Lanman
On Thursday 04 October 2001 09:40 am, you wrote:
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 08:52:14 +0200, development
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Is staroffice 6.0 any good/still a load
network
cards. I had that exact problem with a dual PIII-866 system, but those
upgrades solved the problem, for now.
Lanman
On Thursday 04 October 2001 09:45 am, you wrote:
Dunno about the gentleman to who you fired that question at, I run a dns
server at another location and whenever I see
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Sounds Typical! My ISP couldn't even ping my home network, and that really
shocked him. Now I'm going around setting up firewalls for most of his
corporate clients! Life is good! Long Live Linux and cablemodems!
Lanman
On Tuesday 20 November 2001 05:45 pm, you wrote:
On Tuesday 20 November
I can Sympathize! Now that I'm running Linux at the office, my boss expects
me to work, not to spend the day rebooting and cursing my PC. That
Rat-Bastard! Who does he think I am? Linux Torvalds? Fortunately for me, I
have multiple desktops, so I can run all my favorite games on Desktops 2 and
is
already on the hard drive.
Just my 25 cents !
Lanman
On Wednesday 28 November 2001 09:21 am, you wrote:
do a 'df -h' which will tell you how large each partition is, how much
you've used, how much is available for use, and what percent of the
partition is being used. If any % is higher than
for the updates. That way you're not downloading them again.
I just did the updates exactly as I described, and it's running perfectly (so
far). Hope that helps?
Lanman
On Wednesday 28 November 2001 09:35 am, you wrote:
Grant Fraser wrote:
I give up trying to upgrade a piece at a time. When
the quotes. ifconfig
ought to give you the Ip assigned by your ISP (ATT@HOME). If there's an IP
address associated with your eth0 network card, then your problem is
elsewhere.
Lanman
On Wednesday 28 November 2001 03:50 am, you wrote:
i had some trouble getting dhcp to work with att@home also, if you
Hey Michael; Actually, I meant to send the email to the person to whom you
were responding as well. Nice to see I'm not the only Common Sense person
here! I imagine that most folks on the list are! After all, Linux is based
on common sense (amongst other things) .
Lanman
On Wednesday 28
Just a quik question, here. Why use StarOffice when Openoffice runs much
better? They're from the same people, sort of, and Openoffice never gives me
any problems. Am I missing something?
Lanman
On Wednesday 05 December 2001 08:40 am, you wrote:
Brian Parish wrote:
I know many people
Absolutley! It's actually StarOffice without the desktop, browser, or Email
client. Which means it's a little faster, and a more conventional Office
Suite. Even handles M$ Office XP stuff! Current release is 641b (not a beta
version).
Here's the link,...
http://openoffice.org
Lanman
On Wednesday 05 December 2001 10:34 am, you wrote:
On Wed, 2001-12-05 at 09:20, Lanman wrote:
Absolutley! It's actually StarOffice without the desktop, browser, or
Email client. Which means it's a little faster, and a more conventional
Office Suite. Even handles M$ Office XP stuff
and could find it anywhere
Thanks
In Konqueror, under the View/View Mode , select Detailed List. Then,
Under Window, selct Save View Profile - File Management, and save the
profile with all boxes checked. That's it. You're done.
Lanman
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On Wednesday 05 December 2001 11:03 am, you wrote:
thanks
Esta Nada !
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computing Furniture with your O/S
of choice! Of course,...all the M$ firniture would require constant
rebuilding and maintenance! And, OH! the service packs ! LOL !!!
Lanman
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Of course his explanation was concise and clear! He doesn't work for
Microshaft! Nice for a change, eh?
Lanman
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Who says Tom doesn't have a sense of Humour?
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a Java Runtime Environment package running before you install the office
suite. You'll want j2re - 1.3.1 for either Windows or Linux. Get that at
www.java.sun.com
We've been using it at the office for months without a problem on 37 PC's.
Lanman
P.S. Merry Christmas !
On Monday 24 December 2001
the trick.
By the way, if you still need help with Linux to Windows communication,
email me off the list, and I'll be glad to help. Go figure!
Lanman
- Original Message -
From: Heather Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 6:16 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie
Bill; You forgot to say Raining and Damp !
Lanman
Formerly of Abbotsford and now in Montreal, where it's a chilly -10 degrees
Celsius, but it's a dry Chill!
- Original Message -
From: Bill Winegarden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 2:30 PM
Subject
/linux - for us Canucks. You'll find your Linux stuff much
faster!
Lanman
- Original Message -
From: Nelson Bartley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: LM Newbie Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 6:36 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] 2 Linux Computers
Dude... you forgot the link
Does anyone know how many Virtual IP addresses you can attach to one
network card? All the addresses would be Class C addresses. Also, what
should I use to do this. Is there a specific package to config or
install? I prefer to do this using LM-8.2 and the 2.4 kernel.
Lanman
Want to buy
without a single burp. Didn't use the secondary kernel
though, just the standard 2.4.xxx one. Thanks for the info, but until it
screws up badly, I'll leave it as is.
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if they can only find a way to
make floppy drives faster.
Lanman
On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 18:51, RichardA wrote:
On Monday 02 December 2002 19:57, Tom Brinkman wrote:
On Monday December 2 2002 11:12 am, Anne Wilson wrote:
On Thursday 21 Nov 2002 3:59 pm, Derek Jennings wrote:
Agreed. I
would usually do the trick.
Hope that helps!
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Ah, Shucks! T'weren't nuthin' !
Lanman
On Wed, 2002-12-04 at 11:08, Paul wrote:
In reply to Lanman's mail, d.d. 03 Dec 2002 12:23:45 -0500:
YES!! Hooray!
Thanks, Lanman, this was indeed what made it run. I went into WebMin, edited
the password, restarted Sambaservers, and things are up
want, but this isn't opinion,
this is fact.
Mark? You Da Man!
Lanman
Question; How many Microsoft Engineers does it take to set up a stable
print server?
Answer: None! They don't know Linux!
On Sat, 2002-12-07 at 00:12, Mark Weaver wrote:
Alexander Rayborn wrote:
I hate to say
or obligation, and they can be a lot of fun.Very easy to
establish your own circle of Linux Guru's as we call them here in
Montreal, and a very good way to start a LUG (Linux Users Group).
Just thought I'd toss that into the mix.
Lanman
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Easiest way to solve this is to delete /etc/gtmp AND /etc/ptmp, then
re-open Userdrake.
Lanman
On Tue, 2002-12-10 at 06:46, John wrote:
Whne accessing Users in the Mandrake Control Centr, I get a message:
Cannot lock usr lib, file /etc/ptmp or /etc/gtmp exist, and then
cannot access any
, hub, etc., will also tell you whether or not they support
this standard.
So, tests are not required, just a little bit of light reading. Hope
this helps(?).
Lanman
On Wed, 2002-12-11 at 06:19, Ken Walker wrote:
Is there any way of finding out if a 3com 508 is in half or full duplex mode
without
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