fissy

sounds like the fault of the solaris shell, not putty. do you know which shell you have?

just as well, given it seems incredibly more likely to crash and burn horribly.

The easiest thing would be to install that copy of mandrake and ask in here when specific problems crops up - I'm sure you'll be fine, i don't feel that linux is a scary operating system any more if you're using something like mandrake.

You definitely don't need to know anything about programming - its mainly clicking on the right button, just like windows.

good luck,

fissy

darkelve for the nice icons and clean fonts

just installed ubuntu

i had this problem as well - it still confused me.

In the end i gave up and used OSS emulation. Sometime afterwards i changed back to alsa and it works again. :huh:

test

Nominated Screenshot

actually nothing special, but i think its pretty :)

did you scale it down or is that a screenshot straight from your computer?

the shot is at 1024x768, not "Resolution: 1152x864 24bpp" you say. That would make things look bigger. Apart from that, your gnome icons are fairly big, but they're designed that way.

theres a setting in gaim to make the icons smaller - in preferences uncheck show buddy icons

net send is part of windows file sharing, and i think you can do it with linux's implementation of windows file sharing - samba.

There are better ways though, like jabber ;-)

uber groovy new X.org graphics and Gnome 2.8

themes are aqua extreme sunken and xi gnome icons (i think)

have you restarted apache since altering the configuration?

Apart from that, the log files and waiting for someone with a clue to come along are your best bets.

Not Found

The requested URL /index.html was not found on this server.
<<<apache advertising removed>>>

Apache doesn't think there is anything in there, which is possibly why you get the 403. It may see that there is no index.html, then try to auto index (display a directory listing), find its not allowed and so show the 403.

i don't really know though, i've just got back from the pub

edit: you might wish to get rid of all that advertising information about perl and openssl etc, its a mild security hazard

perl scripts need execute permissions? i don't know, only ever use php.

is there an index.html file in there you're trying to access?

first, does the user 'apache' have access to that folder?

IF so try adding this somewhere at the bottom of the config file:

<Directory /var/www/data/>

order allow,deny

allow from all

</Directory>

You shouldn't *really* need that, but just try it for now while i think of a proper fix

edit: sorry discount my first sentence, i skimread

the ati 9800 AIW will use about 100W more power than your old card... I've just bought a similar geforce fx card for my shuttle - it won't boot. If you want to build a performace computer like an amd socket 939 based pc, i'd really advise not getting a shuttle, as cute as they are.

EDIT:

*read the whole thread*

oh, yours works.. lucky you!

I think this is a NAT issue. I don't know exactly why but I know that this is not an apache specific thing if you can access the server from an xy pc with no problem. Somewhere I read that you can't access your server's WAN IP from your LAN.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

that depends on your router really... (some, probably cheaper ones, don't like forwaring the packet that has come from inside the network back inside the network using the port forwarding rules.)

photoworks, a cheap trick to make it work would be to edit the /etc/hosts file, adding pwks.no-ip.org after localhost on the 127.0.0.1 line.

you've installed the ATI drivers at some point haven't you?

You should probably try removing them first, then installing the nvidia driver, you'll want the one which is for xfree 4.3

if the nvidia driver is an rpm, you could also try force installing that, it might work, but its your funeral.

i had this happen, turned out to be the fault of my router. Dunno what was wrong with it

Azureus, http://azureus.sf.net is a nice bittorrent app with loads of features and is free software...

you'd put those lines in samba's main configuration file which should be /etc/samba/smb.conf (you'll need to be root to edit it).

Also, to allow the user 'guest' to view your shares you might need to enable the guest user for samba. As root, run this command: smbpasswd -a -e guest

Then when it gives you a password prompt just press enter both times. Hopefully that should work.

Attached is a pdf guide to creating virtual Apache servers on linux (so you can have more than one website on your server).

Couple of notes:

I'd appreciate any feedback, i haven't tried it on mandrake.

May not show in gpdf or kpdf but should work in xpdf. I have no idea why, the gnome and kde versions both use the x version as their base. :huh:

EDIT: seems to work in the latest version of gpdf

EDIT2: i messed up the <Directory> the first time around.

vhosts.pdf

i think you'd want a share something like this:

[share-name]

path = /home/user/netshare

comment = samba file share

force user = tim

read only = yes

valid users = guest

windows will try to connect with the username guest and no password, so you'll need to set up samba to allow the user guest.

http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/l-samba3.html

the program fbsetbg appears to set the background, so if you want it to change at a particular time of day, you could set a daily cron job to run fbsetbg with the correct parameters (like the background file).