Hi folks,
I'm trying to install some software (kivio, actually) from source. I'm
running Linux Mandrake 7.1, and I do have a fairly recent gcc
(gcc-2.96-0.33mdk to be exact) installed by rpm.
In doing the configure, I get the following error:
...
checking whether the C compiler (gcc ) works.
Michelle Murrain writes:
> So I'm confused. It's my understanding that gcc does indeed compile C++ code.
> So why does this configure say it doesn't?
It does, but the C++ support in gcc is a separate package.
You want the cpp and gcc-c++ packages with version numbers
corresponding to the versio
I have the directory /var/www/shag/
I want to link /var/www/kathweb/shag/ to it, so
when someone goes to www.kathweb.net/shag/, the directory of
shag/ is displayed.
How do I do this?
And yes I know about virtualhosting, but that is
not an option right now because my friend's ISP's DNS s
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Should be as simple as:
$ ln -s /var/www/shag /var/www/kathweb/shag
or the same with relative paths.
just remember it's:
$ ln -s
cheers!
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Samuel Tesla
I decided to review my own logs (I know I should do it more
often).Apparently, my web server has been attacked repeatedly and if the
IP is true (If I am reading it right, maybe it is just mumbo jumbo I'm
misinterpreting), it is coming from USC.Here is the log:Apr 18
15:25:08 hwnet /sbin/rpc
Samuel Tesla wrote:
> just remember it's:
>
> $ ln -s
And if you're like me and constantly forget which order it's
in, 'ln --help' or 'man ln'.
Your mind it too important to clutter with memorising things that
can be looked up that easily. :)
Jenn V.
--
"Do you ever wonder if the
On Sat, Apr 21, 2001 at 07:58:28AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> And if you're like me and constantly forget which order it's
> in, 'ln --help' or 'man ln'.
>
> Your mind it too important to clutter with memorising things that
> can be looked up that easily. :)
I finally memorised it by fig
That's exactly how I figured it out. It used to always confuse me until I
realized that (as long as the new directory is named the same as the old),
you can just do # ln -s filename. Cool.
Jen
On Sat, 21 Apr 2001, Mary Gardiner wrote:
> On Sat, Apr 21, 2001 at 07:58:28AM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECT
> Apparently, my web server has been attacked repeatedly and if the IP
> is true (If I am reading it right, maybe it is just mumbo jumbo I'm
> misinterpreting), it is coming from USC. Here is the log:
This is an attempt to attack rpc.statd. The attack failed or you wouldn't
be seeing it. Congratu
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
> Like I said, often it could. I have had zero responses from e-mails I have
> sent to ISPs and boxes (at universities, at corporate computers, personal
> boxes) in response to attacks.
Well, if anyone ever gets an attack from (or spoofed from) a
simegen.com box, pleas
On Friday, April 20, 2001, at 04:20 PM, Kath wrote:
> I have the directory /var/www/shag/
>
> I want to link /var/www/kathweb/shag/ to it, so when someone goes to
> www.kathweb.net/shag/, the directory of shag/ is displayed.
>
> How do I do this?
>
> And yes I know about virtualhosting, b
Are you familiar with snort? I'm having some problems setting it up.
- Kath
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> > Apparently, my web server has b
Mary Gardiner said:
> There is one argument ln *needs* - the file being linked to. The name you
> give it is actually an optional argument (it will just give it the same
> name by default). Hence the new name has to be the second argument, otherwise
> it would be a bastard to parse the arguments.
On Fri, 20 Apr 2001, Kathryn Hogg wrote:
> And if you get it backwards, ln will happily tell you that the file already
> exists.
unless you're trying to make a symlink to a directory, in which case you
get no error and a very useless broken link in your directory ;)
V.
_
Ack! Bad BiOFH... BAD! I haven't read this list in ages...
But, I saw this and wanted to send out a little caveat to you that
may or may not apply (depending on how the server is set up).
Depending on how and if the web server in question handles symlinks,
(Options ->FollowSymLinks or Options-
What's the problem?
I've only set it up from a debian package but considering that it *works*
for me, I can let you know what I have it configured as.
-nicole
At 21:57 on Apr 20, Kath combined all the right letters to say:
> Are you familiar with snort? I'm having some problems setting it up
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On Sat, 21 Apr 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > $ ln -s
>
> And if you're like me and constantly forget which order it's
> in, 'ln --help' or 'man ln'.
>
> Your mind it too important to clutter with memorising things that
> can be looked up tha
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