>> I think the gimp also has it's own print interface and drivers <<
Thanks, I needed that bit.
Now I have an idea which manual to read.
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Mike,
>> However, the more I read the more I think I should just put a
ntpdate script in cron.daily. I do not want to be a server, just sync
my server on a regular basis. Maybe ntpd is overkill? <<
Don't know about overkill.
But, on several machines, I have a 2 line script in /etc/cron.daily
>> The target host may have a firewall rule that forbids replying to
echo requests. <<
That was my first thought too.
I have a server that does not reply to echo requests. So, I tried to
ping it. But, I did not get a "host unreachable" error. Ping just sat
waiting for a reply that never came.
>> kdirstat <<
I did not locate this in my workstation install. I don't see it as a
separate rh package. I do find it many times with google.
Any suggestions on a source?
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> There is no Red Hat rpm for the latest version; you'll have to build
> it from source:
>
> http://kdirstat.sourceforge.net/downloads/kdirstat-2.3.6.tar.bz2
So much to learn... so little time...
Thank you. I'm off to learn some more.
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Gotta love the pace of open source progress and google as a way to find
things.
At http://kdirstat.sourceforge.net/kdirstat.html, near the bottom of the
page:
> 2002-10-23 New RPM for RedHat 8.0
>
> Daniel Tschan kindly provided a KDirStat 2.2.0 RPM for RedHat Linux
> 8.0:
http://kdirstat.sour
> 6. For more information, go to
> http://ictlab.tyict.vtc.edu.hk/ossi/lab/grub.pdf
In practice, I found the pdf at:
http://ictlab.tyict.vtc.edu.hk/ossi/lab/grub/grub.pdf
I hope that saves others some bother.
Thank you Nick for the heads up,
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what I might have running that's creating all the chatter?
Thanks,
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Thanks Ralf,
>> Are you sure that this traffic is generated by the linux box? <<
No, I'm not sure of much at this point.
Now that you mention it... I think I'll go back and clear the router
config and do it over. That router's been in place for a year or two.
>> Maybe it is just the receiver?
>> Does your client use a fixed or a dynamic IP? <<
Internet connection is Adelphia cable modem. Dynamic IP via DHCP -
though the actual IP address hasn't changed in a year. Cable modem
connects to the private network through a Linksys cable/DSL router that
SHOULD be blocking all such unrequest
>> look at the count of packets using the package "iptraf". <<
Thanks, I will.
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>> One IGMP packet every 2 minutes. <<
I have more like one packet every 2 seconds. Not enough to bother the
normal operation. Maybe as much as 500 bits per second. (I think)
>> I just drop them and haven't had any problems. <<
I'll recheck the Linksys router config. But, I THINK I'm already
b
>> for launching an insider denial of service attack <<
Wow, there's a nasty concept. Especially in this case. The only insiders
are Red Hat and me.
Still, it's worth a look.
This is a two month old "fresh install" on new hardware. It has all of
the patches up through the end of January. And I
Ralf,
I reviewed the setup on the Linksys and it looks like it's still right.
I ran "tcpdump -X proto 2" as root for about 2 minutes today and
produced a 76 Kb text file. (The same command on a RH8 box here produced
nothing in and hour.)
I'm sure that the list doesn't need the full text of the
Oops... One More Time...
Ralf,
I reviewed the setup on the Linksys and it looks like it's still right.
I ran "tcpdump -X proto 2" as root for about 2 minutes today and
produced a 76 Kb text file. (The same command on a RH8 box here produced
nothing in and hour.)
I'm sure that the list doesn't
Hi Jay,
I've just forwarded my tcpdump file to Ralf and await his interpretation.
Thanks for posting your dump. I don't really know what to look for in my
dump file. But, your file shows what I expected to find, but didn't.
That is, I don't have anything like:
... kris.jaycrews.com > ...
I di
.
Netwatch also shows me that my server is not replying to these packets.
If there's a new variant, I'm not aware of it.
I hope that helps,
Cliff Kent
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3a
1.3b
1.3rc3
Should an 1.3rc3 go to the end of the list or the beginning?
If "rc3" means "release candidate 3", I think we want it at the beginning.
However, your hypothesis would explain my failed install.
BTW, I didn't give up yet, but further experiments will be on
chronology is:
1.3rc3
1.3
1.3a
1.3b
But, I've only been running linux for 3 or 4 years, so my assumptions
might be flawed.
thanks,
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ed that there was
a "general rule" that I didn't know about.
>> For other software your order is more likely correct. <<
It was "other software" that raised the question for me. I'll re-check
the things I've done so far. Then post a question t
I check:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/
for printer information... before I purchase or install.
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Sorry if this is a little late...
I just tried smb://server/share from konqueror on a rh8 workstation to a
rh7.2 samba server. I was asked for a name and password. The share
opened as expected.
I also tried the same syntax from konqueror on a rh8 workstation to a
win95 share. The share opened
>> Help >> About Konqueror
reports:
Konqueror 3.0.3-14 Red Hat (Using KDE 3.0.3-8.3 Red Hat)
rpm -q reports:
kdebase-3.0.3-14
kdeaddons-konqueror-3.0.3-1
Both the rh7.3 samba server and the rh8.0 workstation are behind a (so
far) effective firewall. So, updates are done "from time to time"
RPM (or was it 2) that also installed the
Mozilla plugin.
best,
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nc-off before I startx on the console.
In practice, I also have a selection of "vnc-on" scripts with different
geometry and depth settings for when I want access from a machine with
less video hardware or bandwidth.
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Brian,
>> AC97 Realtek ALC650 on-board sound. ... a VIA VT8233 device ... <<
I have Red Hat 8.0 on an MSI MS-6380E motherboard. It uses a VIA VT8233A
chipset to provide, among other things, AC97 audio (aka, Realtek ALC650
6-channel audio). I've had several software installs on it.
Sorry, but I
>> ... and went to the mnt/neil folder and did a drag and drop of files
on the local laptop to the share. But the share was not actually
mounted. ... <<
If the share is still not mounted, look in /mnt/neil. You may well find
you files there. If you find your server directory structure, try to
ample above: If "kill 4111;sleep 2;sawfish &"
doesn't work, try "kill 4111;sawfish &".
(I also tried "kill 4111;sleep 4;sawfish &" without luck.)
FWIW, mine is a K7/1466.
2. If it works, the window title bar will change. Don't close that
Hi Mike,
A google for "html bgsound" lead me to:
http://www.htmlcodetutorial.com/sounds/_BGSOUND.html
I know nothing else about the site, but it says in part:
> ... Before you read any further about this tag, please read the
> section about background sounds, which discusses how to combine this
Mike,
>> I use Gnome <<
As did I - until recently.
It seems that if I install both desktops and the applications for both
on my rh8 workstation, I'm able to pick the applications I prefer on
either desktop. I don't expect them all to work, but I'm pleased with
what does work.
For example gal
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