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I think 64G is the total of all the value above it, same as with that 2.8G... here you have 0 available space left, try to check how much space occupied by your logs#du -hs /var/log

sorry for not elaborating it clearly might be that after upgrade, some configuration files were set to default, might also be that it was due to your security settings, the system set your box to more secure than your 10.1, so some of the services that you let to run during start-up were set not to start automatically... you can check MCC---System---Enable or disable services you can manually start ftp services there or let it run on start-up ( that if you have an ftp-server installed on your system).. if you have'nt installed any ftp server yet, (and you really want to install even if you can do file transfer using ssh-server) am not familiar what are those ftp-server on mandriva 2006 but you can search for it on your software manager with keyword ftp-server or ftp about sftp: if you want to transfer files from your linux (mandriva) box to your other linux (mandriva2006) box, and assuming that ssh-server has been installed and running ( its running since you have port 22 open), accessing mandriva 2006 from your other linux desktop, you just have to open the konqueror (kde) or nautilus (gnome) then at the address bar, just type sftp://ip-of-that-mandriva2006-box or fish://ip-of-that-mandriva2006-that-runs-ssh-server then a dialog box will be prompted for you to enter username and password, the username and password is for those users on that mandriva2006 that you have access, then after that, you can open the home directory of that user you've entered and other folders that are readable or writable of the group where that users belongs. why sftp? its more secure than ftp since ftp transmit your password over the network or internet as plain text, while using ssh or sftp, your password are encrypted or not readable. ok, for your windows sftp client, you can check http://winscp.net/eng/index.php or http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/ they both support sftp

meaning you have not started your ftp service yet.... on the ssh side, if you've done my suggestion, since you have port 22 runnin g, you should be able to sftp and transfer files, and you dont need ftp for it...

regarding ftp problem, just to make sure that ftp really running, issue the command #netstat -an | grep tcp that should display open ports and there should be port 21 with regards to ssh to fix the error you'd got open or edit the file known_hosts and delete or comment the line that contains the IP that you intend to connect on.... if you are userx, the file should be at /home/userx/.ssh/known_hosts it looks like that below, so you can just add # before the IP or delete those lines completely

just my suggestion, why not use sftp intstead? just enable sshd on both then type sftp://ip on konqueror and then enter user and password then you have all the access on your users home on that other box... no special config.. that is if main goal is just for file transfer

I think what you want is to have a gui of mplayer, rather than running it at command line.... you dont need to recompile it to have a gui.. just as root #urpmi mplayer mplayer-gui ( It should install the mplayer and mplayer gui) that is if you already added such repositories (main,contrib,updates,plf) but since you've said that you downloaded it and not installing it from urpmi, I assume that you have' nt configured your urpmi repo yet...try to visit this http://www.mandrivausers.org/easyurpmi/index.php then select the repo for your 2006 here. then do the command above..

I consider myself a junior Though I can troubleshoot some related problems, but until now, I still not able to solve my own but Ian surely is a senior :D

scarecrow's right I think k3b was not successfully installed... do it again and make it clean.. first.. #urpmi --clean (it will clean the cache, just incase there are problems on the previously downloaded packages) then #urpmi.update -a -v (this will update your repositories) then #urpmi k3b I assume that you have configured you urpmi repo correctly (main,contrib,update)... see the easy urpmi site if not yet

try this #updatedb && slocate k3b

k3b is a kde application, is there a menu for kde application on your gnome start menu... or in the terminal, try to complete the path..$/usr/bin/k3b or $/usr/sbin/k3b

Anyone here has the Idea what are those packages that can be found on main repository that cannot be found on the 3 CD (free for download)? This is for LE 2005.. or all of the packages that belongs to Main are on those 3 CD?

or you can try to disable cron, msec depends on cron jobs, cron runs msec hourly or daily, or as how it was set. resetting any changes in ownership and others to its default state.. that if you dont need cron on other purpose.. I remember that security level can be found at MCC - security... then try to look at there...

its very hard to test if your asterisk configuration is working or not if you dont have the actual devices meant for that software, like the digium fxo interface cards

in my box, I added the main,contrib,updates repo via easy urpmi, then as root did a #drakrpm-edit-media and uncheck those CD1-2-3, so whenever I add a package,it wont ask me anymore to insert any cd, but instead go to main, contrib or update... though have'nt tried smart yet as the default

code 550 in postfix represents an invalid recipient address, or unknown recipient on local recipient table.. ...try to alias root to a regular user and see what happens

yeah, you are correct lx, every info that I found from google were just questions left no answer or if answered, it says does not supported on linux...

anyone here have successfully installed it... or its just really a pure winmodem...?

try to manually lunch it at shell $/usr/bin/skype oh btw... there's already a thread related to this problem... https://mandrivausers.org/index.php?showtopic=29348&hl=

at shell (KONSOLE) as root issue command #ifconfig eth0 up that should bring eth0 up

hylafax or hylafax server you can install via urpmi or you can download directly and read some howto @ www.hylafax.org you might encounter related issue like on this previous post https://mandrivausers.org/index.php?showtop...4&st=0&p=213560

this portion I think... if you have'nt set a password for your root on your mysql, try to change the auth_type to config instead of http

at shell, try to $update-menus -v

this is from http://www.phpmyadmin.net/documentation/#faqmultiuser

does the PC itself sees the disk? if not, check the jumper settings, it might be set as a slave, coz your nix HD is already a master... then check your BIOS settings, might be that the BIOS has been set to detect only the Primary Master, try to change thus to auto, then see if the PC itself detected that HD.. then in your linux.. (u'r using mandriva right?) as root - MCC - Mounpoints - create.delete.harddisk partitions - then there you can add mount points.. that HD should be detected as HDB assuming you have an existing single HD (HDA) It's faster this way that getting those files from network....

first, try to check your httpd.conf, usually when you upgrade the system, some of the config files will be set to the defaults of the new application related to it.. say.. usually your old httpd.conf will become httpd.conf.rpmsave, check if that exists... then, I dont know if phpmyadmin depend on postgresql, I have'nt tried it, it usually depend and used for mysql.