Summary: Hi I get the following error "RPC: Program not registered" when a program tries to connect locally to Mysql, I’ve googled the error and came up with...
Summary: I have just configured an linux 7.1 box to be a NIS server. I believe all map files are correct, but when I try to transfer the map files to the vario...
Summary: Hi When I issue /usr/lib/yp/ypinit -m command to generate the maps that ypserv is going to use,I get about ten lines of *failed to send 'clear' to loc...
Summary: This might be an easy one, I don't know...I have a NIS server set up on our network, and for the past 2 months, when trying to change anyone's passwor...
Summary: Hello Gang: I have a Mandrake and a Suse. I would like to try NFS, but whenevr I try to mount one from the other it says RPC program not registered. I...
Summary: IT IS A COMPLETE FALSE ALARM. YOUR VIRUS DETECTION PROGRAM DOES NOT KNOW ABOUT LINUX AND ASSUMES IT IS A MALICOUS PROGRAM WHEN RAN. YOU WOULD GET THE ...
Summary: hi, now i have set the ip addresses as 192.168.0.123 for 1 computer and 192.168.0.124 for the other, the netmask is 255.255.255.0 for both... Now when...
Summary: Sorry, The file name did not register for me when I submitted my previous post. Syslogd is a system logging daemon which should belong to the administ...
Summary: hello i am a beginner with linux How do i run c,c++ graphics programs, drawing line etc stuff in linux that i had written in Turbo C,C++ and now they...
Summary: Hello All. My machine gets DHCP address, but does not register to DNS (`hostname` does'nt exist). /etc/resolve.conf is okay. What do you suggest ? Tha...
Summary: I have Mandrake 9.0 installed on my Dell 2400 server and it's the only OS on this server. Here is my problem , it boots just fine it's when I shut dow...
Summary: I have several programs esp games that will start to load but then will just stop - the program will start at the bottom with the hour glass working t...
Summary: @ lawrence i think with program x he meant 'any' program, not the xserver. apart from that are the runlevels flavour specific and the suse/redhat runl...
Summary: Domain: iDomain.web Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Network: 10.68.105.XXX I have just reconfigured my network to use ubuntu 8 server (hardy) /w samba as prima...
Summary: small terminal run programs = probably Gui programs = not unless they use a toolkit that is also on linux like gtk, fltk, Qt, etc, or there own toolki...
Summary: When trying to logout of Mandrake 7.2 I hear the little logout sound and then the OS doesn't logout. From there I am forced to shut down the computer...
Summary: Just in case anyone wanted to know or is having the same problem I did finally get things working properly... The issue with the install program not f...
Summary: Hi, I am working on Linux 7 machine with sendmail 8.11.0 and fetchmail 5.5.0. I have a registred domain name www.1234.com and all the mails sent to t...
Summary: Problem: Configuring a PCMCIA nic using peanut linux install 2.4.19 on Winbook XL Laptop with a Xircom PCMCIA Card (spec's below). On install, Kudzu d...
Summary: 2) for windows to read the linux side, try explore2fs. not perfect but it works to allow you to copy them to a windows drive and then run them... any...
Summary: Hello, I just installed Fedora Core 3 on a HP computer with Windows XP with the GRUB Boot Loader, and I put my Win XP as the default partition to boot...
Summary: Hey everyone... I am currently getting tired/bored/frustrated with my outdated Windows 98 system. It seems to crash way too much for me and I am just ...
Summary: Other Linux programs, yes. Windows programs, not unless you use VMware or Win4Lin or something. Though it does seem pretty pointless having a seperate...
Summary: I use Linux for internet, e-mail, P2P, ripping and burning cd's, playing dvd's and cd's and even some gaming. I guess it depends what you consider des...
Summary: Fat32 support is definitely not alpha on 2.4. Now ntfs, that could be considered alpha (especially write support). Besides that, the message you poste...
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