After lurking for some years now it's time to come out of the closet...
I've just set up my first serious Linux machine, a PIII 500 running SuSe
Professional 9.1. Installation went OK and it's now up and running
ready for me to play around with Apache/Tomcat (which is why I want it).
Here's
Steve Logan wrote:
After lurking for some years now it's time to come out of the closet...
I've just set up my first serious Linux machine, a PIII 500 running
SuSe Professional 9.1. Installation went OK and it's now up and
running ready for me to play around with Apache/Tomcat (which is why
William Hamilton wrote:
Steve Logan wrote:
After lurking for some years now it's time to come out of the closet...
I've just set up my first serious Linux machine, a PIII 500 running
SuSe Professional 9.1. Installation went OK and it's now up and
running ready for me to play around with
Unless you're doing cross-domain authentification magick, you don't need to
use the machine name on your login, in either the [EMAIL PROTECTED], or
domain\user
format. As long as you have an account that Samba recognises, then you should
be able to log in with just your username.
Now, having
Thought this (below) might be of interest to Scotlug
members interested communication technology.
Also - If anyone wants to come and have a look at the
Radius Media lab, all open source and open to members
of the Pollokshields community for workshops, just get
in touch. cheers hannah
Other way to do it is to enable Swat (samba web administration tool) by
going into /etc/xinetd.d/swat and changing disable to enable if
required, and also allowing access to another network (or run mozilla
locally).
This gives you a nice interface (and help) for making configuration
changes and
I usually install 'putty' on windows machines. The pscp lets
you copy stuff to Linux without using samba.
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
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Flushed with my success earlier today (thank-you folks) I think I'll try
a bit harder to get into this Linux malarkey.
So - do you have any recommendations for a good not-quite-eedjit book
for introducing a moderately expert Windows user to SuSE? My background
is engineering and programming
On Mon, Sep 05, 2005 at 04:50:37PM +0100, Steve Logan wrote:
Flushed with my success earlier today (thank-you folks) I think I'll try
a bit harder to get into this Linux malarkey.
So - do you have any recommendations for a good not-quite-eedjit book
for introducing a moderately expert
Print off the Documentation from the Open Suse site -
http://www.opensuse.org/index.php/Documentation
On 05/09/05, Billy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, Sep 05, 2005 at 04:50:37PM +0100, Steve Logan wrote:
Flushed with my success earlier today (thank-you folks) I think I'll try
a bit
s/are fast/have spent too much time unbreaking samba/
Kyle
On Monday 05 Sep 2005 14:02, Steve Logan wrote:
You chaps are fast!
Thanks Kyle, I tried the smbpasswd -a steve and it all works fine now.
I've got a user 'steve' with the same password on both Win and SuSe and,
having done the
On Monday 05 Sep 2005 16:50, Steve Logan wrote:
Flushed with my success earlier today (thank-you folks) I think I'll try
a bit harder to get into this Linux malarkey.
So - do you have any recommendations for a good not-quite-eedjit book
for introducing a moderately expert Windows user to
Is it just me, or are all mails to the list that are GPG signed getting
silently dropped?
Kyle
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I don't know - I use GMail :-(
On 9/5/05, Kyle Gordon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it just me, or are all mails to the list that are GPG signed getting
silently dropped?
Kyle
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On Mon, Sep 05, 2005 at 11:22:11PM +0100, William Hamilton wrote:
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Let's find out - this mail is signed :)
Looks like it just hates Kyle ;-)
Billy.
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On Monday 05 Sep 2005 16:50, Steve Logan wrote:
So - do you have any recommendations for a good not-quite-eedjit book
for introducing a moderately expert Windows user to SuSE?
It seems to me that there's a different mindset
that Windows folks needs to be learn to get around a Linux box?
On Tuesday 06 September 2005 05:23, ray wrote:
ra I have just sent two signed messages.
This is from KMail 1.8.2 (KDE 3.4.2) signed with Inline OpenPGP (deprecated)
and
This is from KMail 1.8.2 (KDE 3.4.2) signed with OpenPGP/MIME
both disappeared.
mailman.lug.org.uk seems to be
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