[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone suggest some good how to documents or a manual for using cdrecord
in red hat 8? Either web based or a book or pdf?
I can man cdrecord but was hoping for more detailed info on cdrecord with
some step by step guides as to how to burn data disks.
Thanks for a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Was having trouble today mounting a CD rom drive in a RH 8 2.4 box today. I
put in a blank CD-R and tried several commands such as ‘mount /dev/cdrom’
and
mount /mnt/cdrom and either got cdrom not found errors or can’t find media
errors.
Is this a CD-ROM or a CD-R/RW?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Randy,
I took your advice, ran the below and got:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dev]# ls st0*
st0 st0a st0l st0m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dev]#
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dev]# tar tvf /dev/st0m
tar: /dev/st0m: Cannot read: No such device or address
tar: At beginning of tape, quitting now
tar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I tried the command and got -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]# tar tvf /dev/st0
tar: /dev/st0: Cannot read: Cannot allocate memory
tar: At beginning of tape, quitting now
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]#
What OS was used to create the tape?
A
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I got the below error message on doing a "tar -zxvf /dev/st0", ran it to
check status of files, file sizes, directory structure
that's backed up on SCSI tape drive.
Any idea what the problem is? Thanks for any ideas.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] tmp]# tar -zxvf /dev/st0
tar (ch
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for Info Randy,
This is what I found -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# grep -i aic /var//log/messages
sorry for the typo that should have been:
grep -i aic /var/log/messages (no double slash between var and log) :-(
[EMAIL PROTECTED] r
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this a new scsi card? Have you checked for proper termination of the
scsi bus? When you installed the DLT, did kudzu recognize it and ask you
if you wanted to configure it?
I got...
st 31628 0 (autoclean) (unused)
scsi_mod 10757
Martinez, Michael wrote:
Do I need to set up mt to find, recognize or scan the drive first? How
would I do that, man mt is pretty cryptic.
Thanks.
mt -f /dev/st0 rewind
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/st0 bs=1048576
You need to have the st module loaded. Try an lsmod |grep st
Is this a new scsi car
Michael Martinez wrote:
Excellent.
This does, in fact, appear to be how it's working. I rebooted the
machine, without starting the oc4j application and took note of the
memory usage numbers. then I started oc4j and took note of the change in
the numbers. Then, I stopped the app and looked at the
Jack Bowling wrote:
Have a curious problem. I have been messing around with a future DMZ box and have found that RH8 refuses to recognize the onboard NIC. Slackware 9 sees it perfectly as a SiS900 based card. Neither kudzu nor a manual attempt will bring it to life. I have tried the usual turning
Stephen Mah wrote:
Hello,
Has anyone tried installing Redhat 8 on an HP Evo D530? I want to find
out if there are any problems with video, nic, sound, and other devices.
thanks
http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/
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Iacob Laura wrote:
I'm trying to instal linux 8.0 on my notebook Compaq Evo 1015v but it just doesn't work.The installation begins but on the first step the system freezes and i get the message that there is no CD in the DVD-ROM.
Have any idea what is the problem?
Thanx!
You might try going to
Callan K L Tham wrote:
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On Thursday 26 June 2003 01:31, Craig White wrote:
I don't recall ever reading about any order of things.
Looks like we're running into a problem here. The original thread, titled
simply "Hi" was posted by Adrian starte
Tom Diehl wrote:
Since upgrading to the 2.4.20-18.8 kernel I am experiencing a lock up of the
display and keyboard when the screen saver comes on (only the one that describes
how to compile a kernel but looks like the intro to a star wars movie) It has
happened every time that screen saver comes o
Harry Putnam wrote:
Anyone that can share a nifty clue for getting to the bios on a 2g+
P4? It boots so fast I never see a chance to press anthing. I tried
holding down ESC or pressing it repeatedly as bootup happens.
Also tried holding downn or pressing repeatedly DEL. It still gets
to lilo...
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
Hi,
could someone describe how to correctly setup FTP server for local LAN
access?
I must be doing something wrong since I get "connection refused" when
trying to connect via WS_FTP, passive mode.
Do you mean wu-ftp? I am assuming you have installed the wu-ftpd pack
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
Hi Randy and Doug,
does the bigmem kernel also work with dual processors? Note that
memory is recognized by the kernel, however, machine runs unstable. I
currently have smp kernel installed.
I just went to the archives and read these threads, and I have some more
i
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
Hi Randy and Doug,
does the bigmem kernel also work with dual processors? Note that
memory is recognized by the kernel, however, machine runs unstable. I
currently have smp kernel installed.
Thanks,
Dimi.
Yes, it has smp support, but it's setup for the Intel i686 P
Dimitri Deserranno wrote:
That sounds just like me. I guess there is nothing else to do besides
working with less than 2Gb, right? Any experiences with 1.5Gb? Are
your stable systems also dual Athlons? What system would you recommend
for 2Gb RAM?
Thanks, Dimi.
At 01:39 PM 2/16/2003 -0600, y
Brian Johnson wrote:
Maybe I need a simpler explanation:
Computer A is main mail server
Computer B is computer I want to forward from (to Computer A) - mainly system email
Computer C is another computer on the LAN with computer A (behind the firewall)
Computer D is totally unrelated to email scen
Jeffrey Ross wrote:
Simply put, I'm using an Exabyte 8505XL tape drive and dump fails upon
reaching the EOT.
Some system background...
Kernel 2.4.20-ac2
IDE Hard disk and IDE CDRom
There was a posting by Linux himself, saying NOT to use dump with the
2.4 kernel, because it would at some poin
Bruce Douglas wrote:
hi...
Can anyone tell me how to stop sendmail from continually attempting to send a message over and over that it can't deliver. The mail for root keeps getting filled up with the same undelivered email message!!!
I'm pretty sure it's a simple command.. I can't seem to find
Buck wrote:
I may not have SWAT installed. I did not have a file
/etc/xinetd.d/swat. I created one and added the line "disabled = no"
and closed it. I executed the command: /etc/initd.d/xinetd.d restart.
I get a message from bash saying "No such file or directory".
When I enter "localhost:90
Brian Curtis wrote:
Hello Randy,
Is this a recommendation based on experience(s)?
Thanks again.
Yes. I have 3 machines running 8.0, and have seen this problem several
times on two machines, but NEVER on one machine. The 2 machines that had
the problem are both K6-2 500 machines. After upgr
Brian Curtis wrote:
Hello,
After trying to # rpm -e mysqlclient9-3.23.22-6 I ended up having to
kill -9 the process after 15 minutes since it seemed to stop
responding.
Now every time I try any rpm query/update/delete, the process goes into
sleep mode and has to be terminated with a kill -9.
Lester Bauman wrote:
Sigh. All this would have taken me a half hour to set up in Windows...
I know this doesn't help with your problem, but I just bought an HP
Deskjet 6122 and connected it to my Linksys Printserver. I had it up and
running in less than 5 minutes on each of my linux boxes usi
Steve Sykes wrote:
Thanks, now at boot they show the correct hostname, but the ip address
still doesn't agree with what is set in the hosts file on the dhcp
server. I restarted the network so it should have picked up the correct
ip shouldn't it?
Steve
Not unless you configure your dhcp server
Banjo Donila wrote:
I switched the cd-rw on primary slave status and it worked fine!
Great work! anyways, at this moment I want to know the reason behind all
of this mess so in the future I would be able to troubleshoot even more
possible problems and be able to explain it further more
thanks!
Steve Sykes wrote:
This is a very stupid question, I have read the man page, but it doesn't
seem to agree with what I am seeing.
Where is hostname set? I have my net setup for dhcp, the
server/gateway(windows) has the hosts file but the ip addresses and
names don't agree with it.
I even tried shu
Banjo Donila wrote:
I'm having problems when mounting on this cd-rw. Well the installation
went very good but after installation and mounting a cdrom it locks up
and produces this messages and totally locks up my box.
It has the latest kernel version (redhat kernel)
so here's the interesting /var
Michael Fratoni wrote:
I do not understand what to do?? I have looked at the man pages and I
am still confused.
Please explain further.
The above method will update the database for changed files (violations)
only. To the best of my knowledge, it is not possible to deal with the
file system
David Delcourt wrote:
Hi,
I have RH8.0 and I am trying to find a Terminal Emulation package that
is compatible. I was told an earlier version of RH had a utility called
"cu", but I can't find any mention of this... open to ideas, thanks!
cu used to be part of the uucp package. I don't have it
Thanks to all for the replies. The problem WAS my sendmail config. In
the Cw line in sendmail.mc, I had the FQDN of my mailserver, but not the
domainname by itself. I added the domainname to the Cw line, and all is
working fine.
Thanks for the help.
rk
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Tom Diehl wrote:
On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Randy Kelsoe wrote:
Recipient address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reason: Remote SMTP server has rejected address
Diagnostic code: smtp;550 5.7.1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Relaying
Kevin McConnell wrote:
--- Jesse Keating <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sendmail on Red Hat doesn't listen to anything but
localhost by default. You
have to configure it to allow certian IP addresses
to relay. Please consult
the release notes, and sendmail documentation.
to get around this you
Kevin McConnell wrote:
also what is in the class w variable ?
grep -i Cw sendmail.cf
# $Id: use_cw_file.m4,v 8.11 2001/08/26 20:58:57 gshapiro Exp $ #
Cwlocalhost.localdomain
Cwlocalhost
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Kevin McConnell wrote:
--- Randy Kelsoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey, all
I am trying to setup a mailserver on a new internet
connection. The
domain has been registered, and I have a static IP.
If I try and send
mail to the new domain, the mail bounces, and I get
a messag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a followup, I tried starting evolution from a terminal. In addition to
the GUI error message I described in my prior message, I got the following
message in the terminal:
evolution-shell-WARNING **: Cannot access Bonobo/ConfigDatabase on wombat:
(IDL:OAF/GeneralErro
Hey, all
I am trying to setup a mailserver on a new internet connection. The
domain has been registered, and I have a static IP. If I try and send
mail to the new domain, the mail bounces, and I get a message like:
Recipient address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reason: Remote SMTP server has rejected
Graeme Jensen wrote:
(B
(B>I have been using 7.2 for some time without any problems. The install and
(B>running were basically stress free. However, trying to install 8.0 has not
(B>been so successful. At various points during the install the installation
(B>stops with a message saying that
Ed Wilts wrote:
It's also interesting to note that by default, wu-ftpd will log the
security violation attempt but sftp won't. You can make as many
attempts to hunt around and see what files you are allowed to transfer,
and in fact transfer everything, and the sysadmin will never know what
you'v
Dan de Haan wrote:
I have a simple shell script that runs from cron and makes a backup of some
filed to another PC via NFS. I want to have it automatically delete old
backups form the NFS server. How would I do that, is there a delete files
older then N days command?
-Dan
/usr/bin/find . -a
Justin Zygmont wrote:
If you have root jailed users by configuring the ftpaccess file, but have
ssh installed, all they have to do is sftp in and go wherever they want.
It's a relief to know that at least they can't grab the shadow file too.
I just found a quck way to disable this however, i
Pavel Rozenboim wrote:
Actually, I just successfully ftpd as root and fetched /etc/shadow with
sftp.
Well, you cheated. :) Try that again as a non-root user.
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Ed Wilts wrote:
In many cases, ftp is *more* secure than sftp. With ftp, you have a lot
of control over who can do what through the ftpaccess file (in wu-ftpd).
With sftp, it's a free-for-all.
In very practical terms, the odds of anybody being able to sniff
passwords these days is very slim. T
Joshua Melbourne White wrote:
I am extremely new to Linux and I am finally learning the power you can
have with Linux. I have SSH and FTP services running and I can log in
and whatever remotely which is awesome. However, how can I see who is
currently logged into my system? Is there any GUI pr
Harry Putnam wrote:
Cups has quite a lot of documentation but it isn't organized in a
hands on HOWTO sort of way. I'm having trouble with the basics.
Is there a walk thru for setting up cups on Redhat or at least on linux?
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-8.0-Manual/custom-g
Harry Putnam wrote:
Cups has quite a lot of documentation but it isn't organized in a
hands on HOWTO sort of way. I'm having trouble with the basics.
Is there a walk thru for setting up cups on Redhat or at least on linux?
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-8.0-Manual/custom-guide/s
Mike A. Harris wrote:
You remind me of that one random annoying person on our mailing
lists each release, that makes me sick enough to not want to help
people on our lists any more, as I'm not paid to do so, and I no
longer enjoy the experience.
So on that note, I bid the mailing list goodbye.
Joe Klemmer wrote:
GRUB is quite nice. I find that, in the long run, it's more convenient
than LILO. But you shouldn't be having problems if you stayed with
LILO, though.
2. I haven't seen any solution to my other problem with not being able
to install kernel-source-2.4.18-18.8.0 on a sy
David Mascot wrote:
I recently installed Red Hat 8, for the first time, onto an old Dell
Demension.
I can't get the NE 2000 ISA Ethernet card initialized.
I don't have any drivers for this card, but I do have a dos program on a
floppy that allows me to configure the card to any I/O address and
Margaret_Doll wrote:
I have installed kernel-2.4.18-18.0.i686 on a system with a NVIDIA
card. I have also tried to install kernel-source-2.4.18-18.0.i386 on
the system, so that I can build the NVIDIA driver.I get
error: kernel-source-2.4.18-18.0.i386.rpm cannot be installed
I get the
Robert Savage wrote:
Eric,
Looks like there's a GATEWAY= line missing in your DHCP server's
/etc/dhcpd.conf file. You can add a default gateway manually as root:
# route add default gw
but you'll have to do this every time you reboot or toggle your ethernet
interface down and up. PITB.
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Eric Potvin wrote:
[root@The_Klingon_Empire etc]# route -n
Kernel IP routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags Metric RefUse
Iface
192.168.1.0 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.0 U 0 00 eth0
127.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 U 0
Eric Potvin wrote:
Hello all,
This should be a simple problem.
I use a Linksys Router to connect to the internet. The router is the DHCP
for it's little network. The DHCP works because I see the Linux box eth0
card's MAC address in the router DHCP table. And the Linux box has the ip
assigned to
Patrick wrote:
If your disk supports S.M.A.R.T get smarttools. Check freshmeat.net for
its whereabouts. With smarttools you should be able to get a detailed
report on what is going on with the life expectancy of your disk.
Cheers,
Patrick
It's called smartmontools and you can get it at:
http
Nadim Bitar wrote:
I just ordered the ATI Radeon 7500 powered by ATI. Thanks for everyone
who gave their input
I hope you mean "Built by ATI". As Mike Harris pointed out, the "Built
by ATI" card is fully supported, whereas the "powered by ATI" cards are
OEM cards with ATI chips and may work,
Josh White wrote:
Does anyone know how to get the integrated AIM to upload files? It uploads
on 30k and then stops. Thanks
Joshua Melbourne White
Treasurer
Eta Kappa Nu, Beta Eta Chapter
North Carolina State University
Electrical and Computer Engine
Dan Clowater wrote:
Hey Chris - I have a SIS900 onboard NIC and its working great - 7.3 and
8.0 seemed to find it and operate it AOK. Have you tried the NIC in
windows or some other OS? The NIC may be faulty and it may not be a
config issue... could mean you need a new MOBO - or use a secondary
Alberto M. R. Davila wrote:
Thanks Randy,
Another problem is that my network card is not being recognized (SIS
930) .. I have to activate it everytime I boot the computer... could
it be a problem with my 3COM card that is also present in the machine ?
Look under the directory :
/etc/sysc
Alberto M. R. Davila wrote:
Hello there !
I am new to Linux, so please be patient with me... I installed Psyche
in a P3 machine (asus motherboard) and 40GB Maxtor HD... it is a dual
boot system with Windows 98... it installed good except the
partitions, the diskdruid made the /boot /root and
hans schneidhofer wrote:
hi,
got a little bad problem with my printer : after a reboot I have forgot to
switch on my local-connected printer and kudzu tells me that I didn't have a
local printer anymore. But I h've NOT read it and was hitting the return-key
a liitle too fast, so kudzu deleted
Dan Clowater wrote:
On Thu, 2002-10-31 at 22:33, Mike Chambers wrote:
Yepp - thanks Mike! :)
Indeed I am talking about the Redhat 8.0 distribution.
I am trying to format/mount a newly acquired 6GB drive. That's why I am
asking here. I am not having hardware problems - the hard drive works.
I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
On a new Linux server I just set up, I created a 500 meg swap file
which is equal to the amount of ram in the machine. The swap file is
active but shows 0% used, while the memory shows 184 meg used and 316
meg free.
The swap file is mounted as /dev/hda2, has
Robert L. Cochran wrote:
Has anyone tried compiling lm_sensors version 2.6.5 on an 8.0 system?
The INSTALL document is a little hard to understand. I'm confused by
the compilation options listed and the suggestion that I download a
vanilla kernel tree from kernel.org rather than use a distro k
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