dauphin74

Thanks, I'll try that. My ram is 768mb, is that enough for ubuntu 6.06 to function properly?

Hi johnlove,

Try running "top" on your system to check on its memory/processor utilization.

This command displays the tope ten processes that consumes a significant amount of your systems memory and processing power. Try to check if any of these running processes are indeed essential to the daily operation of your system; if not, you have the option of disabling these process/es.

HTH,

Dauphin74 :headsetsmiley:

hi guys!!

anyone familiar with the kppp dialup tool? is there other solution that this application can be restored? mines kc got crashed, it says that "daemon died unexpectedly" after being connected for a couple of minutes.tnx

Hi Postmaster,

kppp should work again after an unexpected crash. It should just display a message when you re-run it telling you that there's still a running copy of kppp, all you need to do is just ignore this message and re-dial. I'm using RH9 at home and I encounter this issue from time to time.

If it still doesn't work, try re-installing kppp, using the Add/Remove programs tool or try to do it manually using

#rpm -Uvh <kppp-package name>

Be sure to check for dependencies though.

HTH,

Dauphin74 :headsetsmiley:

Hi,

You may try the following services for file sharing:

a) NFS: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/R...ide/ch-nfs.html

Samba: http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/R...e/ch-samba.html

HTH,

Dauphin74

Thanks pala sa samba input mo. Gave me ang insight on linux networking. Madugo talaga as compared to windows networking. Hehe. This time around I'm undergoing self-study on how to connect a client linux desktop to a server box so that the user's profiles/files can be access whichever computer a user would log in. Malabo ba? Hehe... need advice if tama ang direction ng study ko: correct ba that I'm reading on NIS?

Hi,

The error messages point to dependcy issues. This means that other RPM packages need to be installed first before you are allowed by the system to install gcc.

An easier way would be to go into the "Add Remove Programs" (this has a different name in Linux; sorry I forgot), and then just add gcc from its corresponding group. The program will tell you what CDs will be needed to install gcc and its dependencies.

HTH,

Dauphin74

mga sir tulong medyo di ako marunong mag install eh

 

the server installed kasi yjust the OS without the softwares and compiller such as GCC and CC.

 

now im installing gcc-3.4.5-2.i386.rpm by using

 

rpm -Uvh gcc-3.4.5-2.i386.rpm

 

but it gives me an error

now i tried to install the said dependencies

 

rpm -Uvh glibc-devel-2.3.4-2.19.i386.rpm

 

it gives me now an error like this

paano ba dapat gawin ko to install it without those error messages.

 

Thank you in advance.

Hi,

HTML is a portable scripting language so it could run on any operating system. All you need is a browser to view the output.

If you want to write HTML scripts, Linux already has several editors bundled with it.

thanks for the replies sirs, we are in the midst of a transition to linux kasi hehe

 

pano naman ang html? i think one cannot write html in linux. anong equivalent nun?

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its a laptop though bro...

 

it works on my desktop...

 

i'm half inclined to re-load xp etc

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Hi,

Does your laptop still use service pack 1? If so, try to install service pack 2.

HTH.

:headsetsmiley:

I totally agree. If you still need to go to school just to learn Linux, you're wasting your money on something which can be learned for free and quite easily. More so if you're familiar with the command line on Windows or DOS. It's just a matter of some command, syntax, GUI options etc., etc.  :headsetsmiley:

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Hi Everyone,

For those interested to know more about Linux, you may visit this site:

http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/

From here, you may download html/pdf versions of manuals on how to install RedHat Linux and also steps on how to install and configure other network services. Knowledge gained here can easily be used on other Linux distributions with perhaps minor adjustments.

Good luck!

:headsetsmiley:

help naman...ung mga medicine pede ba bilhin maski alang prescription??

 

my case is ma-kati ung sa may tip ng penis ko, den pag ihi me parang laging kakatpos ko lang labasan na feeling, anu ito mga bro.? help naman?

 

tnx, hoping for ur reply

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Hi,

My advice to you is immediately go to a doctor; don't buy medicines w/o proper prescription. Huwag mo na patagalin.

Kung wala kang kilala, you may go to Virgen de Manaoag clinic, sa Sta Ana Manila near Pedro Gil and Invernes St. (katabi ng maliit na motorcycle parts shop). Mabait yung doctor pre.

Good luck!

:headsetsmiley:

Help with regards to Apache web server

 

1.  Ive got the web surver running in my linux box already (Apache2; ubuntu).  I can access the index.html if I type the aliases or the loopback ip in MY browser.

 

my problem is that I can't access the index.html file in the other computers on my local network.

 

I have looked in the config files already but to no avail.  maybe Im missing something?

 

do I need to have SAMBA?

 

2.  my internet/network settings were created by automatic DHCP.  If I try to do a static IP protocol (where I type in 192.168.0.1 in the field for IP) and the gateway address is typed, why do I loose my internet access?

 

help please  :cry:

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Hi,

For Item 1: You may need to configure a DNS server for your network to properly broadcast the IP adrress-to-machine name mapping of your new apache web server. Another solution would be to edit the /etc/hosts file of your web server and enter the ip-to-machine name of your new web server, but be sure to also update the hosts files of your user PCs.

For Item 2: Check the configuration file of your DHCP server, maybe the 192.168.0.1 is allocated for a specific machine bound by its MAC address. You may need to assign a different address if this is the case.

HTH :headsetsmiley: