Hi all.
I just finished setting up my LAN behind a DLink DI-704P router. Everything
works
fine outbound, but I'm unable to route inbound connections to my Debian
web/ftp/mail server.
I have Apache listening on port 81 (port 80 is blocked by my provider).
Other
computers on the LAN can connect t
My provider enforces a bandwidth limitation (5G download, 1G upload) per
month above which they will charge me extra.
I would like your recommendations as to which program I should run on my
potato masquerading box to keep track of upload and download totals. I've
looked at both mrtg and iptraf,
Thanks to Joel Dinel for pointing me to this address:
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/Forum12/HTML/96.html
Turns out I did not have libncurses5-dev installed, only libncurses5.
Now I'm wondering why apt did not warn me of the missing dependance...
Dan.
Hi all.
Is there a definitive document anywhere that describes how to compile pine
for Debian?
Every time I try to compile it, whether from the deb package or the
sources, I run into the same problems. And I still don't know how to fix
them. And the binary version doesn't work either.
Mind you,
Thanks a lot, guys, I knew this was something stupid and that one of you
would get it right away.
Robert put me on the right track with this:
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Robert Waldner wrote:
> bash-2.03# telnet 24.201.62.169 25
> Trying 24.201.62.169...
>
Of course, all my telnet tests were made *in
try is.
Dan.
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Ray Percival wrote:
> Do you have the right DNS entries somewhere for your domain. In other words
> who is providing DNS for you?
>
> -- Original Message ----------
> From: Daniel Lesage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi debianers.
I've recently signed up with DomainZero to register my own domain
(dlesage.com). Since I've got a cable connection at home, I figured I'd
try to set up exim to receive emails sent to (user)@dlesage.com. Outgoing
messages work fine, but messages sent to (user)@dlesage.com never show u
Is there any way to configure X resolutions and select the default
directly from X (using a graphical interface), rather than editing the
XF86Config file by hand or running a console application?
Thanks,
Dan.
Hi all.
I'm trying to install Potato to what will become my ipchains server. I had
previously installed
Slink on this computer, but managed to completely mangle my installation
when my old
ISP switched to PPPOE. My new provider (Videotron) uses DHCP for their cable
modems,
and I can get an address
Hi all.
I've been having trouble FTPing to my Debian box over my LAN for a while
now. Here's what happens:
Problem 1) I can't FTP as root, and I understand why. But one (and only
one) of
my users is also unable to FTP there, getting the same error message as when I
try as root. That user is not l
Many thanks to everyone who helped me getting this to work - amongst others,
Seth, Mark, Phil, Jens, and I'm sure I'm forgetting a bunch.
Turns out that if I tried configuring the LAN NIC first, for some
strange reason dhclient would fail and would take the LAN down with it.
In addition to that, i
Well, I'm still unable to get an IP address, using either dhcpcd or
dhclient under slink.
I'm using loadlin to boot the computer (LILO won't install on it).
I'm including (1) the contents of my loadlin param file.
(2) is a dump of dmesg. There's a number of errors in there (apache,
for example) I
At 18:24 22-08-99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>As for your second NIC, you might try the append command in your
>lilo.conf like so:
Hi Mark.
You remind me I forgot to mention something:
I can't use LILO on this system (interferes with some EZ-BIOS nonsense), so
I'm using loadlin from DOS. My loadli
[System:
slink running kernel 2.2.6.
2 NICS: eth0 is a 3c509, eth1 is a DLink DE220]
Hi people.
I want to configure my Linux box to use as a proxy/firewall/ipmasq server for
a 3-PC LAN, but ran into trouble trying to get it to connect to my ADSL
provider
(Sympatico). It uses a DHCP system, bu
At 07:53 09-08-99 -0500, Paul Miller wrote:
>I usually see this error when IDE support has not been compiled in the
>kernel. So I'd make sure that in the Block Devices section you have
>'Enhanced IDE/MFM/RLL disk/cdrom/tape/floppy support' &
>'Include IDE/ATA-2 DISK support' set to yes.
Right on
On Mon, 9 Aug 1999, Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote:
> > > VFS: Cannot open root device 03:43
> > > Kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 03:43
> > >
> > > I'm not exactly sure how to troubleshoot this. Any advice?
> > >
> > I usually see this error when IDE support has not been compiled in
I'm using slink, and need to recompile the kernel.
This is on a computer where LILO won't install, so I have to boot off
a floppy.
Ran 'make menuconfig', and double-checked that "Second
extended fs support" was not compiled as a module.
In the Makefile, I set :
ROOT_DEV = /dev/hdb3
Ran make-kpk
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