http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Setup-forum-22.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/denyhosts-denying--ftopict509757.html#1296190 On Mon 23 Nov 2009 in the Usenet newsgroup comp os linux setup in article John Taylor wrote: >I ve finally tracked this down >It wasn t denying AT ALL >I finally spotted that I had ALL:ALL in hosts allow Whoops That s certainly not going to help ; >So everyone was being allowed regardless of hosts deny >Is this the Deb http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/GDM-freezes-Ubuntu-upgrade--ftopict509634.html#1295950 I demand that Ian Briggs may or may not have written > After several hours of experimenting with my GDM freeze problems I got > the following results for different boot options: > [no ACPI options] > Console resolution 128x48 Desktop always freezes Ctrl Alt [Fsomething] > inoperative after freeze [snip] > Any ideas how to get the functionality without any overheating? BIO http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/alpine-email-client-yahoo--ftopict509242.html#1295419 Jon Solberg wrote: > On 2009 11 16 Wanna Be Sys Admin wrote: >> biku wrote: >> >>> how am i to configure alpine email client to use my free yahoo mail >>> account? i have configured one gmail account using >>> CollectionLists and Rules in alpine >> >> Never heard of it this is likely not related to Linux > > http: en wikipedia org wiki Alpine_ 28e ma http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Linux-KVM-software--ftopict509510.html#1294812 On 11 12 2009 03:30 PM John Hasler wrote: > Alan Mackenzie writes: >> More recently there s software been developed by which you can >> control a remote computer similarly with the necessary signals going >> over Ethernet trouble is all the one s I ve seen are restricted to >> X Windows > > More recently ? The X Window System has always worked seamlessly over > the network i http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Richard-Stallman-FOSS-GNU-Freedom--ftopict508368.html#1291733 On Sunday 25 October 2009 03:46 in comp os linux setup somebody identifying as Nico Kadel Garcia wrote > On Oct 24 4:06pm shamoorthy wrote: > >> Richard Stallman On FOSS GNU And Freedom: > > Off topic: this is a setup group not a political discussion group > This kind of thing actively discredits FOSS proponents The OP would probably raise more of a http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Units-vmstat-top--ftopict508130.html#1291010 Okay this is bugging me I can t find any documentation on what units vmstat and top are reporting their data in A couple of examples: On my web server I see the following data for an apache2 thread: VIRT: 330m RES 36m SWAP: 294m SHR: 24m On top s man page it says: VIRT Virtual Image kb SWAP Swapped size kb RES Resident size kb SHR Shared Mem si http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Ubuntu-package-versioning-conventions--ftopict507911.html#1290509 John Goche writes: > Hello > > I just loaded the synaptic package manager under ubuntu linux > to download the latest version of the a2ps text to postscript > converter that has been around for quite a wile now and does > an excellent job including printing more than one screen of > text such as computer source code per page > > What puzzles me is the v http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Authentication-Problem-SquirrelMail--ftopict484984.html#1284818 It is a feature of dovecot The valid range of uid in dovecot is 500 and above So you cannot login as root since the uid of root is 0 This denying is hard coded in dovecot binary So it is not possible to alter this settings The best way to get root s mails is to set an alias http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/XP-Xubuntu-04--ftopict490381.html#1248515 There are two ways to do this; run the fdisk utility from the Recovery Console or boot up with a copy of Xubuntu and do a clean install Good luck http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Linux-MCE-64bit-locking-install--ftopict490366.html#1248391 Here are my Specs M2N32 SLI Deluxe Motherboard 2 GB Ram DDR 800 Athlon X2 3800 Geforce 7950 GX 2 Two Video Connections are use 24 Vision Quest Monitor and my 50 Hitachi 1 SATA 500 GB Main Drive Windows XP MCE 1 IDE 300 GB using IDE TO SATA Converter Media Drive 1 40 GB IDE Linux Drive Ready for OS 1 DVD Burner IDE I am trying to use the Linux MCE DVD v7 10 to insta http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/usb-disk-insists-readonly--ftopict473328.html#1248382 You re a LINUX user Stuff like that always happen with open source programs drug rehab program http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Home-Directory--ftopict489565.html#1247429 starr corbin@gmail com wrote: > On Aug 8 10:59 pm Matt Giwer wrote: >> starr cor @gmail com wrote: >>> I just the unthinkable and just wrote over my system s auto home >>> directory with an old directory from another system doing a mirror >>> image of one to the other etc Now I don t have a home directory and >>> cannot find ANY trace of an importa http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Cron-Job-Macs-Linux-machines--ftopict490016.html#1247427 Hello I am slightly familiar with how to implement cron well I have a man page on how to set it up but wanted some help regarding how to setup a cron job on my Red Hat server at home to back up files that are on two of my Mac Laptops running OSX Considering that Mac OSX has a Linux foundation I know this can be done However the complicated part is that the laptops are not connecte http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/NTFS--ftopict489567.html#1247426 Thank you for the answer ulf Bit Twister wrote in message news:slrnfblacm 577 BitTwister@wb home invalid > On Thu 09 Aug 2007 05:18:26 GMT cgi bin Count wrote: >> Hi >> I am new to Linux and are now trying to gather some basic knowledge; can >> I >> install Kubuntu on a hdd formatted as NTFS? > > No What happens is the ntfs partition is shru http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/insmod-insmod-module-named-printer-exists--ftopict489566.html#1246138 On Aug 8 9:43 pm tek wrote: > On my RedHat9 machine I have an HP USB port printer locally > connected on dev usb lp0 I noticed that when the machines boots I > get an error from insmod: > > insmod: insmod: a module named printer already exists > insmod: insmod: insmod > lib modules 2 4 20 20 9 kernel drivers usb printer o failed > insmod: insmod: insmod pr <em>Using <a href="http://www.gotoassist.com/chris">GoToAssist</a> is the easiest way to view and control another person's computer online. 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