Re: nat and dhcp

Alan Chandler wrote: I am not sure I understood all your snippets, but some things that didn't see correct. Alan, you have giving me a ton of info to process. I'm going sit back and go through it step by step. I definitely appreciate all the suggestions. I'll post what happened when I'm done

Re: nat and dhcp

Stephen Patterson wrote: On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 04:20:07 +0100, uzoma nwosu wrote: /etc/network/interface file snippets. ANY help would be greatly appreciated. Can you also post the results of ifconfig, 'route -n' and the /etc/resolv.conf file from the laptop. sure, all from the la

nat and dhcp

I'm trying to turn my debian box into nat server. So far, I've got the kernel configured with all the netfilter stuff that the IP Masquerade-howto on tldp.org said (I'm running 2.4.24, with sarge/sid). I've installed dhcpd and it seems to run fine. So here's my problem: my laptop (which has a

Re: gnucash won't create config file--SOLVED

Wow, I feel so stupid. I assumed that I would have to generate some freaky file to this work. Thank you to the tip. Uzoma On Tue, 5 Nov 2002 05:56:06 +0800 csj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 16:00:46 -0500 > uzoma nwosu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: &

gnucash won't create config file

This is very strange to me. I'm using Sarge (updated biweekly). I apt-get gnucash from testing and it installs fine, however, it puts out this error started: $ gnucash gnucash: [W] "failure loading ""/etc/gnucash/config" I check out /etc/gnucash/ and there's no config. What can I do to ge

Re: cannot run X apps when 'su'

This is from a local LUG list: The safe way of doing this is to use xauth. xauth will allow you to set a magic cookie on your root account such that your X server will recognize it as being eligible to access your X server. First, as the non-root user who is running X type in an xterm: xa

running X client as root in other accounts

I really hope this is a simple question that I'm just missing the answer somewhere. I'm running Debian Woody on an AMD K6-2 350 box. Everything works fine for the most part. It's just that when I try to run a xclient as root from a term in an another user account I get this error: # xcdroas

Re: Can't get ALSA to configure. PLEASE HELP!

I have a side question on this subject. Would it be advisable for a newbie to just apt-get this and it be configured right from the start? Last time I tried this (3 months ago) nothing happened so I just used the pnpdump command. This is what I have now but the sound is a little weak. I've r