DJ_Max

This could be the common virus making root attempts. Regardless setup a APF & BFD. That way it'll ban the IP address.

Hello, I just did an install of 10.1 beta1 on my mac. Everything so far has been running ok(except for gaim crashing).

Anyway, I have CUPS installed and stuff, I configured my printer. But for some odd reason, nothing prints. The printer is turned on & hooked up to my USB port #2. I got it to worked on 9.1, but printerdrake did most of the work. On this one, there is no printerdrake.

I think the reason is due to i don't have the location of the printer typed in, which I don't know. Is there anyway to find out?

Regards

Well, most people would tell you to go with a Stable version.

Beta's are for people who want to beta test, or are comfortable fixing things themselves.

Thanks, but I got nano installed, but that isn't my problem, I need to get PHP5 running. I installed libxml2 version 2.6.13 via rpm, as urpmi was out of date. But now i think i need libxml2-devel as well but can't seem to instll it.

Alright, can't seem to get anythong to work right. It looks like i need to install libxml2-devel as well. But when I get the cooker RPM, and try to install it, it says

error: failed dependencies:
       devel(libm)   is needed by libxml2-devel-2.6.13-1mdk
       devel(libz)   is needed by libxml2-devel-2.6.13-1mdk

Where do I find these packages?

Me doing nothing.

Using Gnome(which I always use).

what ever directory Apache is in, look for your httpd.conf, then look for something about server port. And change it to something your Firewall will allow.

Then restart Apache.

There are a few ways to start/stop/restart a MySQL server.

/etc/init.d/mysql restart

hopefully, M$'ers won't be trying a rc linux ;)

 

that was my beef with "Community'.....for too long we had n00bs downloading and installing it.....an rc ;)

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That would be the logical approach. DOn't download anything but stable versions if you are new to Linux.

Of course ppc's don't seem to have that boot problem, as it works different.

I think that by assigning an IP address (static), your initialization of eth0 would  be quicker.  If you're using DHCP, though, you might have to just wait...

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That might cut down on the startup, but not the best option. As static IP's cost $$, depending on your ISP.

a defrag utility for linux would be redundant and (if it wasn't free) would be a waste of money...

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that depends on how old your install is. Eventually, like years of use, it's said that linux would bennifit from a defrag. BUT who can keep anything that long, other than a server, maybe.

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I haven't been managing Linux servers long, but I have never come across a server needing to be deferagment. For a matter of fact, most people don't keep servers as long as computers.

Alright, I'll try that. For the most part I have a hang on everything now.

Edit: this is what I get

libxml2-devel:/usr/bin/xml2-config
libxml2-devel:/usr/share/man/man1/xml2-config.1.bz2
libxml2-devel:/usr/bin/xml2-config
libxml2-devel:/usr/share/man/man1/xml2-config.1.bz2
libxml2-devel:/usr/bin/xml2-config
libxml2-devel:/usr/share/man/man1/xml2-config.1.bz2

If you have the RPM of PHP installed, it's very easy tp upgrade.

To check:

rpm -q php

If it returns back the package. then...

Like I said, look at the "Cooker RPM Packages"

http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/cookerdevel.php3

Say you have a i586 system:

rpm -U ftp://ftp.phys.ttu.edu/pub/mandrakelinux/devel/cooker/i586/media/main/php432-
devel-4.3.8-3mdk.i586.rpm

I found a later version of libxml2 as it's no where near bleeding edge. urpmi always seems to install an outdated version. For example i used it with gaim, and got a version that doesn't connect to the new server for yahoo. :huh:

Maybe it's the server I'm set to?

I found libxml2 -2.6.13 and got it installed, but when compiling php5, it says it can't find xml2-config, which is just a script to define certain libraries.

It may be due to the fact that i don't have libxml2-devel installed.

ensure you have the rpmbuild package installed, and you'll probably have to run the command as root unless you make some changes to your buildroot settings. It's probably just easier to find a binary rpm

I doubt it's installed. I'm not going to worry about it since the cooker rpm's so far have everything I need.

I still have to find out why the RPM install worn't work.

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because

nano-1.2.4-1.src.rpm

it's a .src.rpm

you build an rpm with that with

rpmbuild --rebuild nano-1.2.4-1.src.rpm

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Ok, I'll try that when I get home. I always used the binary, and never knew you had a different command for src. :D

EDIT: I get command not found.

Not to tred on the toes of  :bvc:  but you should probably look for full binary rpms rather than the source ones.  If you're wanting recent versions of apache and php it might be worth looking at the cooker rpm packages - if you're using an rpm based distro you might as well use rpms eh... :)

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I installed Apache manually. I can't get PHP5 to install due to the fact that I need libxml(2)- 2.5.10. And Mandrake came with an older version, so I need to find a way to upgrade.

I never looked at the cooker rpm packages, but I'll take your advice.

Thanks again.

EDIT: ok the cooker rpm's have the right version of libxml2 that i need, but I can find a way to upgrade from the version I have, as it keeps saying it will break dependencies.

I would upgrade to 5, as there isn't much different between 4.1 & 4.2 besides the global variables.

It would be better to just uninstall PHP4 & install a newer version manually.

Anyway, look into the cooker rpm packages.

Stupid me, I didn't have the gcc, c or cl compilers installed. So I used grpmi, and installed automake, gcc, and all that other good stuff.

As I'm installing Apache 2.0.50 & PHP 5.0.1, and I don't see them in rpmdrake, so i'll compile manually.

Thanks a lot

I still have to find out why the RPM install worn't work.

Hello, so far I've been doing updates and such via the control center. But for some odd reason, whenever I try to install any software via RPM, it doesn't seem to work.

For example, I tried to install the Nano RPM package.

rpm -ivh http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v1.2/RPMS/nano-1.2.4-1.src.rpm

It said it was retriving it, and even did the download. But when i did nano, it still said command not found. I also did rpm -q nano, and it said the package wasn't found.

Any ideas?

Now that I'm trying to install from the source, it says I have no C compilers

configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH

I wouldn't have expected anything else from Mandrake :D

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Heh, I have a friend who is real religous when it comes to OS's, and he's the one who told me to use Mandrake.

I do plan on building me a PC, and more then likely it'll be running Mandrake.

Just an update, I got it installed, and so far it's running fine

I guess I was wrong.  I thought there was.

 

However, there is a version of 10.1 for ppc.  It's alpha right now, so it's not entirely stable and I wouldn't recommend it until it becomes final, or RC2 at the very earliest.

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Ok, thanks for the info.

Is there a 10 PPC version? On the download page, the latest is 9.1

http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en/ftp.php3

ftp://mirrors.secsup.org/pub/linux/mandra...ficial/iso/ppc/

The i586 architcture is the only one i see that as 10

Ok, thanks a lot. I'll try the one cd, and see what'll happend. As for the most part the other iso are extra software.

If not, then I'll just download the rest, but it takes me about 2-3 hours each image, and I want to get this done before I go off to bed :)

Hello, I'm about to install Mandrake ppc 9.1 on my iMac. And I was wondering how many of the three ISO images do I need for a "recommended" install?

Regards