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 | She's 24, apparently this thread was from 2004, and just got bumped today lol :D |
 | .... I think this ad is older than I am >.>  |
| | Now days, ATI and Nvidia both have linux drivers (nvidia usually being the better of the two on linux), but you should be able to find the right drivers here: [url]http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html[/url] Please keep in mind however, that most ATI drivers are in RPM format, so it may not be compatible … |
| | The only Sigmatel chipset that dell uses is: SIGMATEL STAC 92XX The easy way to get the exact name of the device in linux is the following command: lspci You should see something like this: 00:1b.0 Audio device: blah blah blah Provide this information, and we may be able to …  |
 | I see: Ads by Google: Psychic Dreams Dream Analysis Dream Meanings Dream Mood :D I hope my dreams arn't Psychic dreams, I've had some really weird/bad dreams. |
| | Anyone else find it weird we've seen articles like this, about once a year for the last 3 years. And each time, it never happens? I don't think Redhat would sell to Microsoft, they are doing good the way they are :) |
| | His laptop is linux, so while the ping command will work the same, I would also making sure that you have valid Nameservers listed in your /etc/resolv.conf file. You can try to use: Nameserver 4.2.2.1 Nameserver 4.2.2.4 (These are Generic GTE Nameservers) |
| | Try redhat-config-sound, I think should should auto-detect it for RH9 |
| | Re: Gnome >> Kde You may want to add these to your yum.conf: [fedora-stable-9] name=Fedora Project Stable RPMS for RHL 9 baseurl=http://download.fedora.us/fedora/redhat/9/i386/yum/stable/ gpgcheck=1 [fedora-updates-9] name=Fedora Project update RPMS for RHL 9 baseurl=http://download.fedora.us/fedora/redhat/9/i386/yum/updates/ Then you can install packages with 'yum install xxx' similar to up2date. ie. 'yum install kde-base' should install the kde-base package with … |
 | I'm on the computer about 14-16 hours on a normal work day, and on/off about 6-12 hours on a non-work day. Needless to say, the only reason my wife isn't very upset is because I got her to play on one too! :twisted: |
| | [img]http://images.blogthings.com/couldyoupasseighthgrademathquiz/passed.jpg[/img] Congratulations, you got 9/10 correct! I think I missed the last one because I got impatient and guessed :confused: |
| | You answered 95% of questions correctly. Here's your rating: I missed number 5... [B]85-100%: [/B]Welcome to the United States! (And, truth be told, you know more about this great land than most Americans.)  |
 | One thing you should check is that you are actually allowed to send mail via port 25 (SMTP) Outside of your ISP's mail servers. You can test this using telnet: telnet mail.domain.com 25 If you receive a response like this: 220 mail.domain.com ESMTP Then your connection is good, and it … |
| | Re: IIS on WinXP This could also be a DNS/WINS error, basically, are you able to access your computer via the WINS Name (mycpu) from the other computer via anything else? (like ping) you may want to add the entry into your hosts file (c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts). |
 | Good luck with your endevour, however, I believe your a little too vague on your topics :) |
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 | I don't know if you read my blog, but I was basically installing mythtv for my PVR. One of the other alternatives if you arn't looking for complicated, would be the mythtv live CD distro: [url]http://www.mysettopbox.tv/[/url] There is actually a wiki to help with this as well: [url]http://www.knoppmythwiki.org/index.php?id=KnoppmythWiki[/url] |
| | As the previous technicians stated, there are many options. I would recommend trying FreeBSD (or the live CD equivilant Freesbie), or Solaris (intel version is now free iirc) if you are looking to have a 'UNIX' familiarity. |
| | [quote]Im sure there is way to shut down the host that hosts the websites. US has control over the internet. Why dont punish this datacenters in China and block all traffic to the US.[/quote] :lol: |
| | This typiclly happens when the ./configure command fails to work correctly to make the 'Makefile' Were there any errors when using ./compile? I'm sure you aware of this, but the documentation for the installation can be found here: [url]http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/install.html[/url] (for general users who may not know about this site) |
| | [quote=yoshi]I am having the exact same problem with the exact same setup. Here's what I have done so far. I set up filesharing on the XP wireless card to share the conection with the ethernet. This set the ethernet with a fixed IP address. In the network setup menue in … |
| | Linux can support any linux based program... so in a short answer: 'yes' it can support samba and NAT/DHCPd/etc. at the same time. Basically, all that is required is for the software to be installed, and configured, there should be no conflict between the application/services you mentioned above. [url]http://linas.org/linux/load.html[/url] This … |
| | The service that it was most likely trying to start (only one that I'm aware of that starts with hot*) is the hotswap service, this is typically used for hotswap hard disks, or USB devices that can be removed while the machine is running. I'm not sure how familiar you … |
 | Well, Printer driver, will only take affect for the one user, however things like dialup settings can be done 'for all users' as well as programs that support this. One suggestion is a lot of the windows settings can be done through group policy editor. gpedit.msc Hope I could help, … |
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 | Re: Buying a server. Not to argue with the other members of the forums, however there is one thing that I strongly push for everyone I talk to: Each OS has it's own benefits, and you should stick with what your comfortable in using. For me, I would definitely be more comfortable using a … |
| | another useful command that can be found is 'netstat' this can be used the same as on windows except with redhat, there are certain flags you can use. ie. netstat -a = shows all network traffic netstat -an =shows all network traffic using numerical ips netstat -anp = shows all … |
| | [QUOTE=crouchjay]basicly it is saying that something is already using it. how do I find out what it is and disable it or redirect the other item? Thank you[/QUOTE] You can download a program known as 'active ports' which will show you what is using port 80. |
| | The first thing that you would need to do is forward port 80 (on your router) to your computer. This can be done many different ways depending on what kind of router you are using, here is an example from netgears knowledgebase: [url]http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/N101145.asp[/url] Basically, you would need to specify the … |
 | I apologize I wasn't able to provide more detailed information sooner. Let us know if this works out for you! One thing I should mention for other people reading this thread is that no, cpanel does not need to be installed for you to run a mirror of a site … |
| | Well, as Dani said anyone with an account could write to the machine, this doesn't only limit it to users, web scripts also have access to 'an account' via the anonymous web user, which could cause several security concerns. If you are running a php script, it is highly recommended … |
 | There is a body known as internic which has been assigned the responsability of assigning domain names, every provider that sells domain names must purchase them from internic and pay the associated charges. Here is a list of people that are allowed to sell domains and are Internic Authorized registrars: … |
| | You would need to purchase a domain name from a registrar like godaddy.com or dotster.com, once this is done you will need to get an httpd server setup.[url="http://www.hostgator.com/shared.shtml"][/url] If you wish to run your own httpd server, you can download apache, from [url="http://httpd.apache.org/"]http://httpd.apache.org/[/url] This website also contains numerous details on … |
| | If you added that line to the windows hosts file, you should be able to connect to the WebServer through the address. Question: Do you have the webserver set to listen on that ip on port 80? A quick way to check this on linux would be using the following … |
| | There are several issues that could occur with the plesk control panel on windows 2003. Mostly they deal with permission problems, or the components not being installed correctly. One thing that you will need to be sure to include is that if something isn't working always make sure the latest … |
 | If you are getting a connection timed out, that means that there is something blocking port 80 on your connection, this could be your ISP, most likely however it is a software firewall or some program on your local machine that can not access that port. |
| | It would help if we had an error message or something more to go on. One thing to make sure of, if they are secure sites, internet explorer will bomb the request if the CA Bundle isn't in place correctly, but that would be something you would need to contact … |
 | Just a suggestion; If you are running a NAT, you will need to get the external ip address for people to use it over the internet, you can use: [url]http://www.whatismyip.com[/url] for this. If you are using this for internal uses, you may want to consider an alternate way to transfer …  |
| | This is typically either a setting in your source code, or the setting 'ServerName' in the httpd.conf file. You may want to check both locations. Let us know if that doesn't work :cool:  |
| | or... you can find a lot of utilities here: [url]http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=linux+screenshot§ion=projects&Go.x=0&Go.y=0[/url] |
| | If you are running windows, this is posssible, however I would high recommend running MailEnable. :cheesy: The only issue with this is that is you may need to change some of the coding to work correctly.  |
| | First of all you will need to download the zip/tar/gz file that contains the game, most games come in one of these formats. Assuming you have ssh access *which is required to start most games*, you will then need to be familiar with some basic linux/unix commands, these can be … |
| | Yes apache can do the same thing, Here is some documentation that might be very helpful: [url]http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/[/url] [url]http://httpd.apache.org/docs/vhosts/name-based.html[/url] |
| | Apache/PHP/Perl all have windows applications, so you should be able to pull this off on the windows machine, if not FC2 is a great choice for an internal server. First off, running the webserver on an internal ip address shouldn't be an issue, that is configured in the webserver configuration … |
| | Currently there are no other datacenters that offer this feature, however if you are interested in renting the server, then renting the game control panel, there are several options. You may want to look on [url="http://www.webhostingtalk.com"]www.webhostingtalk.com[/url] for more details regarding available hosts... personally I have an EEGP2.8 and have had … |
| | Re: Web pages For the web services, all you will really need to edit is the httpd.conf everything else will be done automatically, or by dyndns. Currently [url]http://httpd.apache.org[/url] is down, however when it comes back up you can do a search for <VirtualHost> in their website and it will describe how to configure … |
| | Re: Sms2003 Not being able to connect could be a *lot* of things, can you please provide an exact error message, or at least what you did right before the error occured? :cheesy: |
 | Love the specs on the machine, as cscgal said though, I would actually stay away from CI-Host, I did host there one time, because, I'll try *anything* once, and it isn't going to happen again. However for the amount of bandwidth your getting for the price, and that allow co-location, … |
| | Re: nameservers DNS servers operate on port 53, and have no relation to your WEB/Mail accounts other than DNS is what converts your domain into ip addresses, so the traffic knows where to go. [url]http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/D/DNS.html[/url] Now what I would recommend is setting up your DNS servers to point locally, and changing the … |
| | Re: IIS question Technically at any given time, you could run a netstat -an to get the sessions, then grab the output from a utility called filemon which monitors all file activity, you can't tell which ip is getting what but it does give you a good suggestion on how many connections there … |
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