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I realized this is Mandriva-2006 bug. Somehow all php-packages are not installable. As workaround visit an ftp mirror, grab the files and install them by hand: ftp://sunsite.cnlab-switch.ch/mirror/mand...i586/media/main

Did you add a main-repository on http://easyurpmi.zarb.org ? I dont know, perhaps its not on your CDs, eventhough normally it should be ... Are you sure you typed php-xml (this is its name) and not php-sml ?

urpmi php-xml

No APM but ACPI? Are you really sure? I suppose you have HyperThreading that causes this problem. You can see if you are using HT with: rpm -qa | grep kernel If this returns an smp kernel you are probably using HT. For next test you need to consult cat /proc/cpuinfo If this shows two processors you are using HT. Then you could try with the following options: nolapic acpi=ht apm=power_off

The command you are looking for is netstat: netstat -an --inet

In /etc/passwd you can set his home directory to /var/www by editing the file as root with an editor. Then you need to change the ownership of that directory as root: chown -R ithdesign /var/www To be sure your user cant leave his home directory you need to uncomment the following line in /etc/proftpd.conf (as root): # To cause every FTP user to be "jailed" (chrooted) into their home # directory, uncomment this line. DefaultRoot ~

The problem here could be some permission rights you have to set. Apache is configured by default to allow the usage of ~/public_html. Be aware that apache user has to be able to read that directory. Either you chown -R YOUR_USER:apache ~/public_html or chmod g+rx ~/public_html (and make sure all files are readable by apache) You can gather more information about your specific problem by analyzing /var/log/httpd/error_log.

I dont know that software but probably you havent installed some kde-devel packages as e.g. libkdebase4-devel. If you have installed all packages you need to ./configure --prefix=/usr

You need to install php-mysql ...

superkaramba homepage: http://netdragon.sourceforge.net/ karamba themes: http://www.kde-look.org/index.php?xcontentmode=38 for mdk simply type: superkaramba

first, thx for the answer. perhaps I'm a bit dumb, but what is exactly the procedure? 1) move the theme dir into ~/.themes 2) what now? how do they get activated without using those switch apps? I did also cp -r gtk/ and gtk-2.0/ directly into ~/.themes without success ...

how can I install new gtk1.2 or gtk2 themes as normal user in mandrake. copying the rc-files into the homedir does not work...