you want mask

mask=000 will cause the drives to be readable/writable to all users. The drives should already be mounting by default, because the "defaults" section in /etc/fstab includes that as a...

Why not just find some different templates to use? I'm sure a good CSS tutorial will provide a really spiffy looking page. And, you can do that type of stuff in a simple text editor.

NO!






ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!

Please don't start spamming this forum. This was gone over in another forum:
http://www.justlinux.com/forum/showthread.php?t=143386&highlight=debianhelp

Not saying that your content isn't good,...

Actually click the link, rather than copy it.

Once you've done this procedure, you shouldn't have to install it again, unless it gets overwritten.

That's by design.

You should never log in remotely as root directly. If your password were the slightest bit insecure, you could be open to a brute-force password attack, and your whole system...

Have you installed a window manager at all?

You probably need to install one. Just like you went into the x11 directory, cd into the /usr/ports/x11-wm directory, and build a window manager...

In so many words, you'll have to boot to a Linux recovery CD. Most of the time, the first disc of a multi disc set is bootable, and can do this.

Check out this link: ...

How big of a virtual disk did you allocate for your Red Hat installation?

That's actually a tough question to answer. I can tell you, though, that Fedora and RedHat will likely be the same. You will probably have to manually configure them via the ifconfig command, rather...

What kind of application are we running here? There are some that allow this.

Is this even supposed to be in the Linux forum? What OS are we running, with a Setup.exe file needing to be run?

Have you got any peripherals attached, like USB printers, network adapters, or hard drives? When you're installing, just install with the network cable, keyboard, mouse, and Monitor attached-- that...

Really quick SSH howto:

at the command prompt, type in

ssh computer address

Where the computer address is the IP Address or hostname of the system you want to connect to. Enter in your...

sorry, we cannot help with that. The only people that can help with that are 321 studios, and they're unfortunately shut down :(

That's kind of a broad question. Have you tried google searches for each of your topics? I'm not entirely sure that a forum is the best place for step-by-step instructions on ground-up server...

I normally use NetBSD to make my firewalls, so I couldn't provide any help with IPTABLES, but I can tell you this: I read an article about the same issue you're describing. I wouldn't worry about...

apparently, that's not possible with find. From the NetBSD manpage on find:


NAME
find - walk a file hierarchy

SYNOPSIS
find [-H | -L | -P] [-Xdhsx] [-f file] [file ...] expression...

Are you sure the torrent is finished downloading? You have to wait for the files to finish. Usually, your torrent client will say "Uploading", or "Seeding", or something along those lines, once...

Please just "bump" your old threads by responding to them. Don't create another thread-- it's possible no one had the answer yet. I'll respond in your other post, and close this one.

If you don't have anything productive to post, please don't.

To djsjbh:

Are we even certain the disc is mounted? Usually, games look for things to be mounted at /dev/cdrom . As root:

mount...

Net::AIM is likely a module for the Perl programming language. Do you have any knowledge with Perl?

Just figure out what commands you want to use, in the order you need them run, and put them in a text file. There, you have your script.

I'm not trying to be rude, but that's all there is to it....

Like any programming Forums, this is a homework assignment, so the rules apply here.

Please show your work, what you have done so far, and we'll help troubleshoot what you've started on. It's...

In order to answer your question we need more information:

Exactly how are you wanting to burn the CDs? Are you wanting them to be VCDs? If that's the case, here's a Google For Linux search that...

It's possible that the problem could be your domain is specified as MyLinux. You probably need to change it so your workgroup is MyLinux in your smb.conf file.

Did you delete or reformat any of the Linux partitions when you did this? that's almost what it sounds like...

Closing thread. Please continue discussion in this thread:
http://daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread31666.html

Oh yeah!

You'll have to excuse me-- I'm not sitting in front of a system with Apache on it right now.

You just make a public_html folder in the user's directory, and put the files there. That...

Are you familiar with the patch command? The reason why most people don't proviide instructions for how to do it is because they assume you know what to do with source code patches.

Basically,...

I'm afraid it seems no one here understands your question... Mind going into more detail on what it is you're trying to do?

It would occur to me that there should be plenty of HOWTO's available...

I'm not sure about number 3, but I can at least shed some light on 1 and 2:

Red Hat uses a Sys V style init setup. Basically, you have a bunch of scripts in /etc/init.d . Those scripts are...

Try this:

http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/IP-Masquerade-HOWTO/

This explains how to use Network Address Translation to share an Internet connection.

When you configure your virtual machine, there should be a Network Adapters setting. Do you not have an option to select there?

I seldom use VMware in a *nix like OS, but I remember being able to...

maybe this is what you're looking for:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/urlmapping.html

Try these steps:

browse for /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 and open it with a text editor as the root user.

Scroll down to Section "Monitor" and change HorizSync and VertRefresh to the values found in...

Nope. You need root priviledges. If it's not your server, get permission from the admin. It might save you some heartache, or even your job, if installing unauthorized software is against your...

It's UNIX. What more do you need to know?

www.sun.com has all kinds of datasheets, etc. What exactly are you planning on doing? Solaris x86 has poor support for commodity hardware, and Linux/BSD...

This is just a thought, I know this thread is 2 months old. I didn't think you could specify a range like this-- I thought you could just do a netmask, like 10.0.0.1/255.255.255.0 ?

I split this thread out of the other thread because you hijacked it, even after I advised you to post the question in another thread. Please keep seperate questions from the original poster's issue. ...

Good advice, Barnamos!

I say, throw it in and see what happens! The worst that could happen (assuming you've backed your data up) is that you'd run into a problem, and have to ask us another...