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Yeah Yeah Yeah Look for it on a p2p software (eDonkey for instance) ... or switch to Gentoo ... lol MOttS

This is where I got it ****************************** MOttS Links removed by anon. The policy of this board is not to show links to 9.2 (bittorrent or otherwise) util the official public release.

Hello Actually no... but I don't think you need any. Those servers come preconfigured on MDK. Take Apache (httpd) for instance, you have nothing to do in /etc/http/conf/http.conf for it to work #1. SSH too.. only install it and it works. ProFTPd can be a bit more tougher though. It really depends if you want an anonymous login or not. You will have to configure your router to forward port 80 (httpd), 21 (ftp) and 22 (ssh) to your box running the servers because it'll not figure it all by itself. Good luck MOttS

Hi Solidus Welcome on the board man ! Why did you create a boot disk to install MDK 9.1 ? You can boot of the cd no problem. I guess you created a boot disk to install of the isos on the HD .. You should boot with the cd .. less complicated. MOttS

You are looking for LAME or BLADEENC. I suggest you to add an rpm source to your rpm database that contains one of those programs in rpm format. So: 1) Go to http://plf.zarb.org/~nanardon/ and add PLF and Texstar. 2) Open up rpmdrake or a console and search for bladeenc. Install it. Those progs are command line based. If you want a frontend I suggest your GRIP. MOttS

Thanks DragonMage. I finally found what the problem was. There is a lot of stuff related to drakconnect in /etc/sysconfig. For example: and some other stuff in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/. So I deleted all the files starting with 'drakconnect' and rerun drakconnect. I did exactly the same as usual and it worked. I guess the wizard was too stupid to actually take my inputs and put it in the files. I forced it to write my settings to the files by deleting them before starting the wizard.. hehe. Thanks! MOttS

Hi emilioestevezz (what a name man !) The answer depends of your setup. It also depends on which computer the 'webbroswer' you are trying to access your ftp server is. If you have 1 computer connected to net and you try to propftd on this computer for those on the net to access it then put the following in /etc/shorewall/rules and restart shorwall ACCEPT net fw tcp 21 - If your server have 2 ethernets cards and you want to access the ftp server from within your lan then it might be ACCEPT masq fw tcp 21 - or (if you don't use NAT) ACCEPT loc fw tcp 21 - If the ftp server is behind a router (running shorewall) then you'll have to forward port 21 (replace 'IP' by the IP of the computer running the ftp server behind the router). DNAT net masq:IP tcp 21 - don't forget to restart shorewall !!!!! As root type service shorewall restart Well, ... HTH :P MOttS

Hi all I just switched from an ADSL connection to Cable. However, my server (MDK 9.0) refuses to connect to the net normally now. Let me explain. I have 2 ethernets cards. eth0 is connected to the Cable modem (WebSTAR) and eth1 to my LAN. When I run the MCC wizard to configure the network cards and the cable connection (dhcp), everything seems fine. However, I can't surf the net. I cannot ping anything too. When I type 'route', the default route is to eth1 even though I selected 'cable' when the wizard asked for the 'internet interface'. I uninstalled Shorewall, Iptable (and pppoe) so it's not a firewall problem.... Now, if I type 'service network stop' and starts the internet connection by hand by typing 'dhcpcd eth0', I CAN surf the net and when I type 'route' the default route is to eth0, as it is supposed to be. So the wizard seems to have problems with this now. My setup is exactly as it was before exept that I'm on Cable instead of ADSL. WTF? Thanks for any input or suggestion. MOttS

In a console, type something like mozilla --help It's going to help you .. :lol: .. well, I hope so. MOttS

Do you have something under /etc/shorewall? Even if you set 'no firewall' in the mcc that may be a problem ... MOttS

The viewer will not find the server by itself. You have to enter the IP of the server in the box + the virtual display number. Something like 192.168.1.1:1 the :1 depends on which display you started the vncserver on the linux box. I mean, if you starts the vncserver like vncserver :1 then the :1 is ok. Otherwise change the :1 for your display number. Also, did you install a firewall or something ..? That may cause you problems accessing the vncserver. Vncserver works of weird ports numbers.. MOttS

Give a password to your user then .. ahahaha Login as your user and in a terminal type passwd and then enter a password.. MOttS

This is probably using those command lines: http://www.daniel.nofftz.net/linux/ I have a AMD-751 based motherboard and I enable cpu cooling by typing as root: setpci -v -s 0:0.0 0x62=$(printf %x $((0x$(setpci -H1 -s 0:0.0 62) | 0x06))) and disable it with setpci -v -s 0:0.0 0x62=$(printf %x $((0x$(setpci -H1 -s 0:0.0 62) & 0xf9))) We (you too) talked about it alot here: http://mandrakeusers.org/viewtopic.php?t=4100 And yes it drops the cpu temp like crazy man! MottS

Did you try mozilla?

No this is not going to work. I cannot help you then sorry MOttS

oh .. ok then. Open the file located at /etc/shorewall/policy as root (the admin of the system) and do the mod. Open a console and do that as follow (this should open an editor for you to do the mod): su [enter your password] kwrite /etc/shorewall/policy Now save the changes and in the same console that your opened, type that to restart the firewall : service shorewall restart as simple as that MottS

If you wanna install the nVidia driver, look at our FAQ: http://mandrakeusers.org/viewtopic.php?t=4567 MOttS

Before to start the .run file, type this as root export IGNORE_CC_MISMATCH=true :wink: MOttS

As a test put the following in /etc/shorewall/policy all all ACCEPT info Notice that you have to comment out the rest. So if you have 'fw net ACCEPT' or 'masq net ACCEPT', comment (put a # in front of them) them. Now restart shorewall. As root type service shorewall restart Source: http://www.shorewall.net/Documentation.htm#Policy Let us know if it works now because some tweaking in /etc/shorewall/rules will be needed. MOttS

The machine will boot no problem without mouse/monitor/keyboard. My server don't have any of these and it boots #1. Now for VNC. You first have to install it. At the command line, become root and install tight-vnc as follow su [enter password] urpmi tightvnc-server Now tell your system to start the vncserver when it boots. Adjust the runlevel to yours (probably 3 since you don't have any screen .. hehe). But mine is 5 so here we go. chkconfig --level 5 vncserver on Now adjust the file /etc/sysconfig/vncservers according to your need. Mine look like (my user is "gd") this. Read the beginning of the file to understand what is file is all about. Finally, as your user (me "gd") enter a vnc password with the command vncpasswd With all this, the vncserver should start a vnc session for your user everytime the system boot to runlever X (X being your runlevel). Now, you can access the vncserver from any win2k machine. You can download the viewer for win32 machine freely here: http://www.realvnc.com/dist/vnc-3.3.7-x86_...in32_viewer.exe Connect to the vncserver with the IP + ":1" at the end. Like that: 192.168.x.y:1 Tell me if you want more details .. MOttS

Sure. My server is always up (you can see my uptime at the bottom of my avatar if you are NOT using IE ) and there is no mouse/keyboard/monitor attached to it. It boots no problem. Good luck! MOttS

Ping and a few other commands (nmap for example) are reserved for the admin of the system. So you have to open a terminal and 'su' to root to use them. This is the way it works in Linux. Why would you run a desktop as root? You should NOT do that for security reason. If you wanna run something as root you only have to open a terminal, 'su' to root and type the command you wanna start as root... as simple as that. Now, there is several login manager you can choose... I guess you are looking for MdkKDM. Open the MCC and go Hardware. You should see and icon about Login Manager or something like that. Go ahead and do what you wanna do. Post your /etc/samba/smb.conf here and we'll tell you what to modify in it. Which directory you wanna share? MOttS

I forgot the link ;-) http://mandrakeusers.org/docs/connect/csamba2.html .. and you proably want 'share' level security. MOttS

Good Did you installed a firewall on your linux box? Do you see something in /etc/shorewall? You don't need to configure/compile/install this way man .. Samba is on your CDs. So in a console type as root the following to install Samba client and server: urpmi samba-client urpmi samba-server This will install Samba on your computer. Now, play with the config file to suit your needs (/etc/samba/smb.conf). You should read this file carefully since it is self-explaining. Look specially for the variable workgroup, netbios name, [tmp] and [public]. Now the only thing you have to do is start the samba server as follow: service smb start Now to stop the server and now its status its service smb stop service smb status I think you can also look in the Mandrake Control Center (MCC) under System and DrakXService to start/stop/status it and allow the server to start on boot (you probably want that). May be the firewall problem as explain above... IF you need more info let us know! HTH MOttS

Hi Tux234 Could you post the content of /etc/lilo.conf here? MOttS