Re: Hotplugging more USB devices

2006-01-25 Thread Ralph Kutschera
Ralph Kutschera wrote: > > * What if I turn off my external hard disk? Is there also a way to get > everything undone automatically? umount, "un"dev > Just seen: Jan 25 10:31:34 localhost udev[4783]: configured rule in '/etc/udev/rules.d/10_ecuapac.rules[3]'

Re: Hotplugging more USB devices

2006-01-25 Thread Ralph Kutschera
Paul E Condon wrote: > On Tue, Jan 24, 2006 at 05:50:03PM -0600, Ken Bloom wrote: >> >> http://www.reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html >> Thank you a lot, guys! This explanation is really great. So, my external hard disk gets already mapped to /dev/exthd and /dev/exthdX for the partitions.

Hotplugging more USB devices

2006-01-24 Thread Ralph Kutschera
Hi List! I have a 4-in-1-CardReader and an external hard disk connected to my PC via USB. Ok, hotplugging would work if I could trust that same card slots or disk would be mapped to the same scsi devices always. However, depending upon when i turn on/off the external hard disk or inserting/eject

Apache authentification failure

2006-01-23 Thread Ralph Kutschera
Dear List! I've already tried on the German Debian list. Unfortunately without success. Maybe someone here can help me. For some time now Authentification with Apache Webserver does not work anymore. Of course I've checked configuration plenty of times and provided username and password are d