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From: Walt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 3:53 PM
Subject: [techtalk] ipchains -- allowing specific IP's
> I assume that this must be possible, using
> ipchains... (and, btw, I don't mind reading
> the manual, but I tend
- Original Message -
From: Gustavo Sudre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: techtalk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 8:17 AM
Subject: [techtalk] Mounted drive
> Hi guys!
> Well, when i executed #df -m, i was surprised with the little space that
> left after my installations. S
Judy Marie Kadoura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'm very new at this.
>
> i just installed linux KDE on my aptiva and i haven't been able to get the
> sound working, or set up the printer
>
> does anyone have any ideas?
Hi Judy,
There are free HOWTO documents for a lot of different subj
> > '/dev/MAKEDEV audio'.
>
> Oh, if you want to make devices in /dev [1], make sure that's the
> directory you're in when you run MAKEDEV. By default, it creates them
> in the current directory (at least debian's does).
>
> [1] There's nothing wrong with having devices somewhere other than /de
Excerpts from linuxchix: 29-Jan-100 Re: [techtalk] sound. by Nicole
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> '/dev/MAKEDEV audio'.
Oh, if you want to make devices in /dev [1], make sure that's the
directory you're in when you run MAKEDEV. By default, it creates them
in the current directory (at least debian's does)
My latest problem with sound (after following the semi useful sound
HOWTO which only helped me in diagnosing whether I had the IRQ/IOs
right) was the permissions on my /dev/* sound devices.
Even though my sound card was working (compiled into the kernel...
looked in dmesg for the spot where my s
Hi Walt,
To answer your questions indirectly at least, may I suggest the following
url as there is an abundance of good info there:
http://www.linuxstart.com
Regards,
Phil
At 12:53 29/01/00 -0800, you wrote:
>Currently I'm using ip-masquerading to pass
>internet access to my local network.
>
Walt wrote:
>
> Can I only allow certain IP addresses on
> my network to get 'out'?
I believe so.
> or, better yet,
> allow activity on only certain ports to have
> outside access?
This is a definate - hunting through the firewalling HOWTOs and
FAQs (or finding a firewall example) will sho
On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, Nils Philippsen wrote:
> What's this? I guess it's some kind of automatic converter for the various
> formats into postscript/ascii.
It's a print, erm, non-spooler -- like lpd, but instead of queueing, it
just sends directly to the printer. BTW, it's working (nearly) pefectl
I believe with Caldera 2.3 there is an icon in the bottom left of the tool
bar in kde that is COAS. This is the utility I believe that will help you
out. I believe it contains a bunch of utilities for most setup things.
At 13:06 29/01/00 -0500, you wrote:
>
>i have caldera... does this make a d
Currently I'm using ip-masquerading to pass
internet access to my local network.
I assume that this must be possible, using
ipchains... (and, btw, I don't mind reading
the manual, but I tend to learn a _lot_
easier from example type things...)
Can I only allow certain IP addresses on
my networ
Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
>
> On Sat, 29 Jan 2000 13:09:52 GMT, Karl-Heinz Zimmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> >Sorry about that, but why not giving your mother a nice little
> >account e.g. called 'mom' without any password but reserve the true
> >'root' account for yourself to pre- vent her
Hi Judy,
I don't know what distro you have but if its RH the command sndconfig will
help set up your sound and I believe the printtool command should help to
set up a printer.
regards,
Phil
At 11:47 29/01/00 -0500, Judy Marie Kadoura wrote:
>
>i'm very new at this.
>
>i just installed linux KD
On Sat, Jan 29, 2000 at 11:17:51AM -0200, Gustavo Sudre wrote:
> Hi guys!
> Well, when i executed #df -m, i was surprised with the little space that
> left after my installations. So, i created hda5, linux native, with 1gb (my
> main linux partitions are hdb1 and hdb2 -> swap). But i've a doubt:
i'm very new at this.
i just installed linux KDE on my aptiva and i haven't been able to get the
sound working, or set up the printer
does anyone have any ideas?
thanks.
-judy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
On Sat, 29 Jan 2000 13:09:52 GMT, Karl-Heinz Zimmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Sorry about that, but why not giving your mother a nice little
>account e.g. called 'mom' without any password but reserve the true
>'root' account for yourself to pre- vent her from destroying the
>system by accident?
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Dakota Surmonde wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Nils Philippsen wrote:
>
> > What does `lsmod | grep parport` give?
>
> since I've got a monolithic kernel absolutely nothing :) but dmesg | grep
> parport gives
>
> parport0: PC-style at 0x3bc [SPP,PS2]
> parport0: no IEEE-128
Hi Gustavo,
Perhaps what you may want to do is create an empty directory off of / and
mount your newly created device there. Or, if you want create a directory
/usr2 then mv all of /usrs files into /usr2 then rm /usr then rename /usr2
back to /usr. Sounds a bit confusing but if you are very car
Hi guys!
Well, when i executed #df -m, i was surprised with the little space that
left after my installations. So, i created hda5, linux native, with 1gb (my
main linux partitions are hdb1 and hdb2 -> swap). But i've a doubt: how can
i enjoy all this new space? I know i've to moutn it using mtab,
On 28.01.00, 23:10:17, Davida Schiff wrote:
> I guess I was not clear. I am setting up this PC for
> my mom. I want her to be able to power on and have
> the PC go directly into the GNOME desktop. No user
> (or root) login screen at all. I have already
> figured out how to get rid of the splash
Hi guys!
Since i've migrated to slack 7, i'm having problems with my /dev files.
After trying to configure my sound card following many howtos as u can
imagine (i didn't know that the problem was in /dev/audio), i installed
sndconfig. it configured my sound, but when that time to play some sample
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