re good old Netscape used to keep
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stem, let me know via a direct email (don't
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thought it would be appropriate
to answer with the answer as to why it didn't work. It's in the man page:
-d, --directory
unlink directory, even if non-empty (super-user
only)
... it only works for the super-user.
Nitebir
w to fix it.
>
Dave,
It sounds like a hardware issue with a memory chip. You can also check
the /var/log/messages file. It usually contains some kernel messages too.
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>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestion.
>
> Jianping Zhu
>
Did you check the permissions on the directory as well as the ownership?
Also, are you sure when he logs in he is being dropped at /home/usr1? Did
you verify that with the 'pwd' command
he RPM for DBD::mysql from rpmfind.net
and installing that way.
[root@milan /root]# rpm -qa | grep -i mysql
mysql-3.23.36-1
mysql-server-3.23.36-1
php-mysql-4.0.4pl1-9
perl-DBD-MySQL-1.2215-1
mysql-devel-3.23.36-1
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where you left them, but you should verify this point by reading the man
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On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Paul Hamm wrote:
> There is a reason that they call them beta. If you don't like it reinstall
> 7.2
>
... and subscribe to the mailing list that Red Hat itself created for the
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ords, you need to point it to a repository
that contains RPMs with the necessary apt metadata. Is this correct?
If it is correct, what happens then if I choose to install RPMs that do
_not_ have this metadata? Does it hose everything then? Anyone with
enough experience with apt-rpm who co
an you do!)
>
>
Well, he appears to be right. I just read it in LinuxToday:
http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2002-02-27-019-20-NW-RH
It doesn't look like the beta of RH 8.0 though. It sounds more like the
beta for that server edition they announced a week ago or so.
just fine. I don't see
why it shouldn't work with xinetd too. Your guess is correct. The daemons
won't be running unless a client tries to use them via a socket connection.
At that point, xinetd will launch the smbd and nmbd processes if the whole
thing is configured right.
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e referring to , which can be found in the regular place:
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that I know of.
If you desperately need Dreamweaver, you may want to try running it on an
emulator such as VMWare or similar. It may even run on Wine.
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On Sun, 3 Feb 2002, Jesus Ortega (a.k.a. Nitebirdz) wrote:
> I have a quick question regarding the use of 'td' for tables in the CGI.pm
> Perl module. I have a script that contains the following piece of code:
>
> print table({-border=>'0',-width=>'
#x27;,'plp.com','Support','link','link','Insight','link']),
td(['link','link','link','link','link','link','link',&#x
ning both
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can also run 'vim -r' at the prompt to see a list of such files, but am not
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u can make those changes yourself, if you want to:
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Would this work? Again, I'd definitely like to know the answer to that.
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> On a normal instalation of RH 7.2 I have glibc6,
> right? How could I link my programms to glibc2,
> supposing I already have it installed?
>
> Thanks,
> Daniel BI
>
Daniel,
As far as I know, libc6 and glibc 2 are the same thing.
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suspicious programs running)
ps auxw (same here)
ifconfig -a (see if the ethernet interface is in promiscuous mode)
rpm -Va (look for issues with sizes, missing files, MD5 checksums...)
If possible at all, yank the ethernet cable right away and then take the time
to do some investigation and see i
st), read the README or INSTALL file and make
sure that you actually _have_ to run the "./configure" script. Even though
that's the case quite often, there are some instances when there is no
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it's still under development.
http://www.linuxbase.org/test/
Other than that, you may want to check the relevant category in Freshmeat:
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's all.
I've been running it that way for years now. The port is closed on my
system, the service is disabled in inetd.conf and my firewall is also
blocking the packets on that port.
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connecting to it. Unless you are running a ircd daemon you're better off
by turning off that port. Make sure you edit it in your inetd.conf or
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thing like
"/list *linux*" it doesn't seem to work at all.
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I'm particularly referring to
the errors right before and right after that one that you pasted. It just
provides enough context.
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version of VMWare are you running? VMWare Workstation 3.0? Did you install
on Red Hat Linux 7.2?
You may want to read this too:
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gle directory. It is mounted
on that directory and subdirectories too, and this includes /usr, /var, /tmp,
etc. If that's the case, simply moving files from / to /usr would not save
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sun_path="/var/run/.nscd_socket"}, 110) = -1
ECONNREFUSED (Connection refused)
Also, are you in a NIS environment by any chance? I can see several system
calls that involve a NIS configuration. Are you running 'nscd'? Check it
out with 'ps auxw | grep nscd' fo
nced that this product would be discontinued though?
I'm referring to the AOL & Gateway set-top box.
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> >
> >
> >come someone direct me on how to install this vmware rpm please
> >
What did you try? What problems are you running into? When I installed it,
a simplre 'rpm -Uvh ' worked fine.
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On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, Jesus Ortega (a.k.a. Nitebirdz) wrote:
>
> ... or maybe (and I'd like this idea way better than the one where AOL outright
> purchases Red Hat), they are simply negotiating a "strategical agreement" where
> AOL can "leverage" Red Hat
ing (the X-box), etc.
Now, that could something to get excited about... although it's anybody's
guess whether it would work or not.
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hing some comments on Alan Cox's threat to leave Red Hat if they are
bought by AOL.
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Where is documented? Any idea? I couldn't find any mention in the man
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also on a different system running RH 7.1. On the other hand, the following
command seems to work fine:
rpm -q -vv --whatprovides /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.6
By the way, I couldn't find the "--redhatprovides" option in the man page
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It just annoys me to see this type of reaction when both Red Hat and their
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subnets.
Fourth, check out the "wins server" config option in the same file to specify
the IP address of the WINS server in the network. It sounds like an IP to
Netbios resolution problem to me.
I'm sure there are more things you can try, but at least t
to manipulate the source code, change the SPEC file, etc. Otherwise, simply
running with the "--rebuild" option does the job.
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information:
http://www.redhat.com/docs/books/max-rpm/index.html
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/RPM-HOWTO/index.html
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>
Not positive, but it sounds to me like a problem with the configuration of
the SCSI devices. Did you try perhaps unplugging as many devices from the
controller as possible? Did you verify that the SCSI disk utility has no
problems detecting the drive, etc.? Terminators?
the whole nautilus package and everything appears to be
working fine.
rpm -e nautilus
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that particular trace it was due
to either an erroneous memory configuration or bad memory chips.
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down httpd, restart ssl then restart httpd:
>
> ./apachectl stop
> ???
> ./apachectl start
>
> What's that middle command?
> TIA,
> BenO
>
Not sure, but could it be 'apachectl startssl'? However, doesn't that also
restart Apache?
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> I'm stuck! What's my best options at this point?
>
> It took better than a month for the negotiation of Qwest and MSN to
> get ADSL to my house. It was nearly insignificant getting my girl's
> WindozXP station hooked up to it but that is a different conne
installation of RedHat compelete with picture.
>
Granted that this is a workaround, but I've been using VMWare for this.
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/dev/cdrom link is pointing to the wrong device. Keep in mind that "hdc"
should be the secondary master device. Is that the way your system is
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ok at the contents of the output file to see where your 'whois' utility
is failing. There is a good chance it could be with one of these files
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kind of tools are other
> people using for this task?
>
> Cheerio,
>
> Thomas
>
Thomas,
I've always used a simple ASCII document. It's really easy to edit from
your favorite editor (Emacs, vi...) and it can just as easily be viewed
from a web b
of
interesting. I'm pretty sure you will also find more documentation doing a
search in Google.
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/
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is a kernel hacker who also happens to work for Red Hat. He
released that update as the 2.2 kernel maintainer, not as a Red Hat
employee. I hope we're all mature enough to distinguish between the two
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> step by step format
>
>
> pls
> thanx
> girish
>
>
Really basic rundown:
make mrproper
make config | make menuconfig | make xconfig (pick one)
make dep
make bzimage
make modules
make modules_install
add changes to /etc/lilo.conf
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>
> Not sure this is going to help much, but since this appears to be an
> emergency... I don't think it would do any damage either.
>
> Check /tmp and see if there is any orbit-[username] file there. If there
> is, remove it.
... I don't think it would do any damage either.
Check /tmp and see if there is any orbit-[username] file there. If there
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site for more information on how to build a kickstart floppy.
The downside of this approach is that it does take some of your time to
try different installs to see which one you like best. I like vmware for
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erefore, unless there is a really good reason to allow telnet access
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Now, at this point you should have come across an error somewhere because
otherwise your email should be working just fine. Make sure you send the
actual error message to the list with a description of _exactly_ when it
happens. Then,
been turned off in RH
> 6.2 for security reasons. Anyone know where the file is to turn it back on?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jerry
>
I believe it's the /etc/securetty file.
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cause an error in the init scripts. Also, you may want to edit the
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#!/bin/sh -x
That should give you some information as to what's actually g
SO image from the net.
> Is these files already updated by RH ? or shuold i update them too ?
>
> Fahad.
>
>
If you download the Red Hat 7 ISO image, then you still should go to the
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what may be causing this?
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Not sure about this either, but I saw this message myself some time ago
and I think I fixed it by closing the identd port in /etc/inetd.conf (simply
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23 Mar 2001, at 21:13 (GMT +0100), NDSoftware wrote:
>
> I believe he was asking _where_ the SRPM was not _what_ the SRPM was...
>
In case he's still looking for it, I found it on:
ftp.valinux.com/pub/mirrors/redhat/redhat/updates/6.2/SRPMS
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displayed the following error messages:
Mar 18 06:44:33 localhost gdm[1028]: gdm_auth_user_remove: /home/nitebirdz is not
owned by uid 0.
Mar 18 06:44:33 localhost gdm[1028]: gdm_auth_user_remove: Ignoring suspiciously
looking cookie file
he could help.
Please, let me know if you have any other suggestions.
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m[795]: gdm_auth_user_remove: /home/nitebirdz is not owned
by uid 0.
Mar 18 12:35:03 localhost gdm[795]: gdm_auth_user_remove: Ignoring suspiciously
looking cookie file /home/nitebirdz/.Xauthority
If I edit the /etc/sysconfig/desktop file to use kdm instead of gdm it
seems to work, but I
no know how to do this for a single user only.
>
> HTH
>
> Bret
>
The manual page has the answer to this:
[+]name The given name (the plus sign is optional) is
added to the list allowed to connect to the X
server. The name can
tions to the command but it will still rely on X to display.
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