Excerpts from linuxchix: 7-Sep-100 [techtalk] serial port...ho.. by "K.
Ziel"@scc.net
> So, my issue tonight is that I'm trying to configure my linux box
> to let me hotsync my palmpilot.
>
> I tried to use ttyS0, but it said it was busy, and that's when i
> remember it must be the modem. So
ok, I have successfully compiled BOTH mod_php + mod_perl
as DSO objects for use with apache.
however when I activate the modules in the httpd.conf file
I can't seem to use both at the same time? &&|| Jserve (or Jrun whatever)
so that I can server php, jsp, mod_perl pages all at once.
I feel t
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 02:28:46AM -0400, arussello wrote:
>
> Alright, I kinda messed up.
>
> I just installed Linux Mandrake 7.1 on a brand new computer I just
> assembled, that all went fine. Unfortunately, Mandrake installs something
> called grub, which I guessed allowed me to select diffe
This is a common task for anyone interested in opensource webdev.
I have had to do, and redo this well over a hundred times (cuse I forgot
to compile in --var-tracking, or some other such nonsence:)
anyways, depending on how you want to setthings up. (php compiled
statically, or as a DSO (obj
right...i changed the link back when it failed to function properly.
> So changing the link only tells your software where you think the
> modem is. It's the equivalent of changing the modem setting in ppp
> from /dev/ttyS0 to /dev/ttyS1 (but it's more convenient because
> you can change the
On Fri, Sep 08, 2000 at 09:21:32AM -0500, ultra violet wrote:
> ok, I have successfully compiled BOTH mod_php + mod_perl
> as DSO objects for use with apache.
>
> however when I activate the modules in the httpd.conf file
> I can't seem to use both at the same time? &&|| Jserve (or Jrun whatever)
I believe it may have something to do with mod_perl being a DSO object.
it seems to bomb out when compiled as such (bomb while restarting
apache). So I may have to compile mod_perl statically, and php + jserve
dynamically.
Which is fine, but I wanted all the mods to be external :/
Thanks fo
I've installed the latest version of wine and libwine on one of my
machines (never used it before, figure I'll check it out) and I'm
getting an error loading the x11drv.
Is this something I've done wrong with the wine.conf file?
Adrian
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I know that the best and easiest way to do what you desire is to wipe
everything out, and install Linux first, being sure to et aside the
drive(s) that you want for NT with either no partition on them at all, or
blank partitions. (Some linux distros have installers that freak when there
is
On Thu, Sep 07, 2000 at 11:54:00PM -0400 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
Jonathan Katz thought:
>
>
> Are we talking WinNT 4 or WinNT 5 (win2k) ??
> win2k has a cute little toy called fixmbr witch creates all the files needed
> for you to use the built in boot manager from microsoft.. (booo wo
On Thu, Sep 07, 2000 at 10:19:54PM -0500 or so it is rumoured hereabouts,
K. Ziel thought:
> If I look in my ppp settings, my modem is designated as /dev/modem which is a
> link to /dev/ttyS0, so I changed that to point to /dev/ttyS1, and it couldn't
> communicate with my modem any longer.
>
>
groovy...will check the site tonight...USR so i'm not worried about
finding information.
>
> If this is an internal modem, you've got to look at the switch settings on
> the modem card. These will vary according to which modem you have.
>
ah HA! that tricky disabled ports in the bios...
tha
Eric, it works like a charm! RH6.2 all by itself on sdb, NT 4.0 all by
itself on sda! Hot dog! Thanks very much to everyone who was able to help me
out with this, now I can get to the fun parts!
Jonathan M. Katz
Engineer
VTLinx Multimedia Systems, Inc.
8401 Colesville Road, Ste. 750
Silver Spring
Le 07 septembre 2000 a 13:59, Brian Sweeney a écrit :
> I'd like to be able to backup everything on a number of different linux
> boxes (everything including OS, data, etc so that if necessary I can do a
> "bare metal" recovery). I'd like to use dump b/c I've been told tar messes
Try amanda (htt
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