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| | Hello, This is a loaded question. Some people will answer with cost estimates, others with hardware requirements, and still others with the religious war between the two. Novell is quite stable, and built upon Linux. Novell's email system, Groupwise, can be a pain in the rump to restore an account, … |
| | Hello, An excellent question! Samba will allow you to mount the Microsoft network onto the Redhat Linux box. I do not have time today to do this and write it all out for you. I will add it to the list; perhaps Thursday. Christian |
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| | Hello, Great on the code! Just wanted to clarify that no one logs in through DNS. DNS (Domain Naming Service) is a "yellow pages" of information concerning servers and computers on the internet, or in a private network. DNS maps the name [url]www.apple.com[/url] to 17.x.y.z You will not receive a …  |
| | Hi, The big question is: Do you have backups? If so, re-partition and start it over. This is precisely why I do not recommend people use Partition Magic or any other partitioning modification schemes. The partition is the core of your volume... and by moving it around, you are changing …  |
| | Hello, I like the cross-platform of MySQL too! While Access might be easier to initially program, I like the ability to use MySQL with Linux and Macintosh too. Christian |
| | Hello, There are some ways to do this. For CPU monitoring (and network), you can look into a package called mrtg that can be setup to monitor CPU processes, and graph it out. It will require you to setup snmpd and other things in order to get it to function … |
 | Hello, I have several desktops. When I am doing serious color work with a scanner and Photoshop, I do an all-grey background. When I am logged in as root or administrator, it is a bright yellow. Annoying-- yes, but then again I want to remind myself that I am in … |
| | Hi. I deleted the source code posts, as they are un-workable in this format to someone who wants to work with them. Please either post the link where they can be found, or post the files as attachments for someone to grab. Had you been trying to get your code … |
| | Hi, It sounds to me that jtf27 is installing in text mode. It is also amazing how a bad set of disks can kill an installation... I had a bad floppy go bad on me once and that caused it to try and mess up the FTP installation mode I … |
| | Hello, While some might argue that the movies "Deep Impact" and "Armegeddon" may be science fiction, I do think the threat is real that some rock out there could come and hit us. I also find it disturbing that if you are younger than 30 years of age, you were … |
| | [url="member.php?u=37645"]zalakes,[/url] Your configuration will not necessairly work. If the internet is coming in on an ethernet cable, then where would you plug it in? I am also not fond of Crossover cables. If you get them mixed with normal cables, it can cause your head to spin. If you go … |
| | Hello Craig, AOL is a virus. Not in the sense of a virus, but it will take over your computer,and absorb you. Stay away from AOL. It is not good. As for your issue, perhaps you can work with your landlord to sit next to the wireless router and work … |
| | Hello, It should be. Why? Because you can program the second router to work with the first one via IP information. The IP packets won't distinguish between a wire and an antenna. You will most likely need to program the device via a wire cable to a computer, and you … |
| | Hello, I think you may have different voltages there, as the BIOS might have two fan speeds, and supply this amount of energy or that amount of energy. I would guess that the black wire is negative (-), and the other two are positive. Without a volt meter, or specific … |
| | Hello, I do not think that this is possible. In order to keep the Internet effective and fault-tolerant, devices on the internet look for the 'next router up'. Your computer is configured for something called a Default Gateway. That device itself has a default gateway... all these gateways deal with … |
| | Hello, Tell us a bit more about the Mac Laptop. G3... it might already have USB on the back set of ports. I know my Lombardi already has it, and under OS 9, it will see the USB mouse and other things just fine. You might also need to update … |
| | Hello, Ghosting will work fine for you on the same hardware, but RIS / Slipstreaming will save you a lot of time and grief concerning hardware detection, and if you are in a Domain, will keep your SIDs straight. Working more complexly, in the corporate environment, you can also pre-name … |
| | Hello, USB is a hardware device, and it uses software drivers to interface with the OS. In order to have USB 2.0, you need to have hardware that operates to the USB 2.0 standard, and then the software drivers for it to function properly. If your motherboard / supplied USB … |
| | Hello, Wow. That is going to be a challenge, considering the age of the program language, and that you need to write it to work for DOS. I would do some google searches on how to access an ethernet/IP connection under DOS, and if they give you C++ sample code, … |
| | Hello, A Hardware Interrupt is a "message" that the hardware will give the CPU saying that attention is needed somewhere else. For example, if your CPU is adding some numbers together, and something comes in on the serial port (such as a modem connection), the port will send an interrupt … |
| | Hello, I would download a OS on a disk, such as Knoppix, and boot with that. See if the problems go away. If the problems are gone, then there is a good bet that the OS is at fault, although if the hard drive or controller is at fault, you … |
| | Re: Telnet Client Hello, Telnet operates on TCP / IP port 23, so you are going to need to manage that socket in your program. You might also want to search out RFC's on telnet programs to see what ports the negotiation occurs on. As long as you are still doing your homework, … |
| | Hello, Check out this article: [url]http://www.kernelthread.com/mac/osx/arch_fs.html[/url] To summarize, OS X Default filesystem is HFS+ and you will want to use that for your main partitions. There are pieces of software out there that insist on being installed onto an HFS+ partition. OS X will read NTFS. Won't write to it. … |
| | Re: .snp files Hello, On your PC at work, what program opens and shows the file properly? That would be the first part to see if we can find a Mac OS solution for you. For example, does the PC open up Word? Pixelpaint? A web browser? Thanks, Christian |
 | Hello, Do your logs offer any advice? Perhaps some service is no longer starting properly, or perhaps you installed some firewall product. Christian |
| | Hi, I think such a program would be defined by the OS. I would guess it easier to write a request to the user to do it. But if you go deeper, like wanting them to have homemade CD's or something, you will need to put in check code and …  |
 | Hello, A little bit of background: your computer uses TWO accounts when logging into a Windows Domain: the Computer account, and the User account. The Computer account is a behind-the-scenes key with a username (the computer's NETBIOS name) and a password that is made up when the computer first joins …  |
| | Hello, I think the problem is that you no longer have an active partition on that drive. Install the problem drive back into the computer, and have it be the only hard drive on line. Add the CD-ROM so that it can boot your Win 98 CD, or you can … |
| | Hello, Welcome to DaniWeb. Hope that you find the community nice and useful. First, I need to point out a quick note to you -- Macs are not MACs. A Mac is a Macintosh computer, and a MAC is a Media Access Card, as in a MAC address on an … |
| | Re: Dim Black Screen Hello, I am wondering if you are having a system crash, and the white writing you are seeing is that of the UNIX underpinnings coming through the GUI. What does the white writing say? Don't need the whole thing, just give us a chunk. Also, have youmade any software changes. … |
| | Hello, I would backup my data, and then re-install WIndows XP. Yes, you might have the ability to use system restore, look at the amount of time you have invested mucking around with it instead of solving the problem. It's also curious that your installed updates broke something. I would … |
| | Hello, I run with Linux servers, unless I need something that has to run on the side with Windoze, such as a database or other application. I have to ask, if IIS is so damn good, how come it installs to C: (the system volume), and doesn't offer me a … |
| | Hello, Mac OS X is a BSD unix, and you may find packages out there like vsftpd to take care of your issue. Unfortunately, I do not have direct experience with OS X server to offer something more concerete. Christian  |
| | Re: Is Linux Gui Hello, To answer your questions: 1) Linux has a GUI environment called X-Windows that runs with Linux. You can choose to be pure text mode (likely for servers), or GUI for desktops. You can get into the text mode from the graphical one. 2) Linux is similar in the look …  |
 | Greetings, [CODE] { This is program Hello World, written for DaniWeb on March 21, 2001 } { This PASCAL program demonstrates the fine use of comments in an } { ancient tradition of writing more comments needed, just to prove a } { point. } { Let's Begin } program … |
| | Hello, Yep, that is the way to go... have the computer behave like an external hard disk. Older Macs used to call it "SCSI DISK MODE", and the newer ones Target Disk Mode. I don't think the new Intel computers support it though. The bigger lesson, however, is not to … |
| | Hello, As TKS suggested, your browser cache could be full, as could your temp file locations. It might also be a simple reboot problem too. I do not think it is an individual setting in any one program. Check to see if your hard drive is full. You might also … |
| | Hello, Agree with Alex. The crux of the problem is that /proc did not mount properly. Or, if you re-compiled, did you not move the initrd (ram disk) file over too? Do you have multiple choices in grub / lilo that you can boot another kernel successfully? You might need … |
| | Hello, this is a spyware issue, and best handled in the Security forum. Moving the topic... Christian  |
| | Hello, I have not *known* anyone to be using 1-2-3 anymore, especially on a Mac. Pleasure to meet you. TO be honest, the best way is to get ahold of the installer, and re-install the software. Or, it might be time to bite the bullet, and go after a new … |
 | Hello, WOW! What a thread! Glad I found this one late at night, so I can compose my thoughts here in silence, and consut the great orb of knowledge. A few thoughts, by topic: World War II: The US was involved in WW-II well before Pearl Harbor. Lend-lease acts, US …  |
| | Hello, I am not sure what is driving your Safari problems. Have you gone into Page Setup / Print setup, and set the options there first? Does a printer show up for you to properly format for? For a short term fix, you might consider [url]www.mozilla.org[/url] and grabbing the Firefox … |
| | Hello, I guess the only question I have is WHY you want to have the OS X disk be the startup disk for users too work with? It might be a permissions problem. After you boot from the hard drive, and have your patches and that installed, be sure to … |
 | Hello, Why you wish to do this could be an interesting discussion, but here are some technical things to think about. * Your Linux should remain fine if you do nothing to the second disk. If you do adjust anything on the second disk, you will need to modify settings … |
| | Re: DiskImageMounter Hello, Open up disk utilities, and do a permissions scan on your hard drives. It is possible that your permissions are out - of - whack, preventing you from using the program. You can also do a disk repair while you are there. Let us know how it works. Christian |
| | Hello, The L2 cache effect will really all depend on what you are doing with the processor. If you are playing a game that has continual refreshing, new graphics, then your utilization of the cache memory is probably not so good (thus no benefit). If you are doing something in … |
| | Hello, In my humble opinion, the Keychain is a pain in the ass, and bad security management. In the ideal world, your passwords for things are all different, and not stored in some location. AutoLogin would be disabled, so that you have to authenticate everything. Granted, general users may scream … |
| | Re: vrepair Hello, It might need to have DSRepair run on the volumes. You might also need to examine how the UPS is installed and configured... if there are errors, it sounds like the shutdown was not cleanly executed. Did the UPS fail? You mentioned 2 minutes... that is not long for … |
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