what does "file <file>" return?

locate the pid and do a "strace -p <pid>" and try to go from there what your kdm process is trying to do?

aangezien de main page momenteel down is, kan 'k hun specs & requirements niet checken, maar zelf heb 'k reeds jaren een account bij #shell.be, voor gelijkaardige doeleinden: nmap tests van m'n WAN poort etc ...

Geen idee of dit volledig aan je behoefte kan voorzien though, irc bv is er niet meer ...

Gelukkiglijk wil m'n werkgever sponsoren... ;)
Good! :)
... ik hoopte op wat alternatieven, maar toch bedankt,
Er is er ook 1, maar is een bedrijf in Luik ... afaik was dat toen het enigste 'official' belgische redhat-exams-institute, maar ze boden ook sommige courses aan?
(ben link kwijt, moest ...

Hallo,

Ik ben op zoek naar een plek waar ik degelijke linux trainingen kan volgen en me dan te certifiëren.
Ik heb me laten vertellen dat Red Hat degelijke kursussen en certificaties aflevert.

Liefst in België...

bedankt,
William.
... Google? :arrow: http://www.europe.redhat.com/belgium ...

idtt2s wrote:And, for a distrobution like Gentoo, I wouldn't mind doing something else during my 50 hours of compilation.

Just checking, but you're not talking about playing games during compilation, right?

*w00t, my framerate r0x!*

livecd ~ # ifconfig
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:07:E9:B6:7A:C9
inet addr:192.168.1.106 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
inet6 addr: fe80::207:e9ff:feb6:7ac9/64 Scope:Link
UP BROADCAST NOTRAILERS RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:56 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0 ...

spci: command not found. 's "lspci", somehow the L got deleted :)
Anyway, you have to emerge 'pciutils first in order to execute this command.
ill be happy to check my kernel config, but I'm not really sure what I'll have to look for :(
No worries, we'll get there, just try to get the output of ...

That command does not return anything...
This means that Linux has not been able to activate any network card, with the provided kernel-options you specified.
Its onboard and I saw some onboard driver installed in the kernel :)
Could you explain this a bit? "I saw some onboard driver installed ...

iirc Skype also has this 'Test'-channel you can dial, leave a message and hear the same message played to/for you.

So apparently flaming someone is the best you to get a [solved] next to the title of the post.

Flaming is the act of posting messages that are deliberately hostile and insulting, usually in the social context of a discussion board on the Internet. Such messages are called flames, and are ...

Sorry... but can you just get to the point?
Seconded.

One other thing:
Post 1: Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:42 pm in Other Things Gentoo
Post 2: Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2006 11:43 pm in Gentoo Chat

So, basicly, you kinda demand people to discuss your ... things-starting-to-look-like-trolling things ...

Redhatter wrote:Before playing the guessing game... lspci -v

Also dmesg|grep eth would be worthwhile looking at (or posting here).

In most cases, it's sufficient to click on "Install New Theme" and select the file (.tar.gz?) you just downloaded. KDE will take care of the rest (it will extract the tarball to ~/.kde/share/<somewhere>). This applies for both icons & themes.

In some rare cases, there are themes requiring ...

Aitikin wrote:Actually the cowsay was more for the console login, the sig I wanted to be just a random fortune, so I take it that just taking the pipe to cowsay out will fix it?

Yep, in that case Aries-Belgium's suggestion will suffice.

2nd.
I don't know what seventh/root refers to.

I'm guessing seventh is his normal user and the 'seventh/root' line means he gets the same result for both accounts.

I don't see making adjustments to fstab would help.

It would/could if he accidently tries to mount his root partition as read ...

Ok, I did that, didn't get me anything though. What information would be key for you to help me? Like my rank'll tell ya, I'm still a n00b.

Which part didn't work? Generating the ~/sig.txt file upon login, or that you don't see the signature when using a new mail? Usually I tend to set things ...

Heeft iemand toevallig gevonden hoe 'k meerdere accounts zou kunnen query'en met pytelemeter,
1. zonder een vies script te moeten schrijven dat telkens ~/.pytelemeterrc tijdelijk overschrijft met versie met andere [user]
of 2. zonder die python scripts te moeten herwerken zodat ze meerdere user ...

PietdeBoer wrote: *correct me if im wrong* cause iam not 100% sure about it.

That's correct. You only need 2 nics when there's gonna be routing involved.

Falchion wrote:I used Genkernel to compile. How do I do this?

No idea, never used genkernel. I'm pretty sure it's all nicely explained in the handbook.

make sure you add built-in support for your network card when you start configuring your kernel, not as module.

I still tho, don't know where to get rcs, snort, and sshd.
in the "home-server" howto, /everything/ is explained ("emerge ntop, emerge net-analyzer/rrdtool, etc etc ").
Mind you that some of these packages require ~x86, not stable.

I also still have question no.2 unanswered :(
'lo' isn't your ...

Ook iets wat je nooit moet doen: via SSH een firewall instaleren, zeker niet op een headless setup :roll:
Zoals ik ooit in m'n kruipkelder mocht kruipen opzoek naar m'n debian server toen 'k mezelf buitensloot door met 3 verschillende pc's portsentry te willen testen 8O :D
*boggles*

Sindsdien ...

Installeer portsentry naast je firewall, dan hoef je je geen zorgen te maken over die open poorten. Ze zullen er nog steeds zijn, maar pretty secure

PS: if you do, don't nmap yourself!!!

antwoord 1: optie "Use DMA by default" built-in activeren.
antwoord 2: heb jer wel "video=1280x1024-16@60" in je boot parameters staan? En heb je wel vesa-tng in je kernel zitten? Of indien enkel vesa (ipv vesa-tng) => "vga = <nummer>" in je boot param.

mvg,
spufi