this is what I get,

 

the first 'image' is taken from

 

[/url]http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=htt...imagesr&start=1

 

or rather...

 

[url=http://anyweb.kicks-ass.net/computers/os/w.../xp%2520024.jpg]http://anyweb.kicks-ass.net/computers/os/w.../xp%2520024.jpg

 

heh :)

 

cheers

anyweb

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hi all

 

how can I see what ip's are accessing the .htaccess protected pages ?

 

let me know

 

cheers

anyweb

how do i open and use forts for web?

if ill visit [/url][url=http://iohosting.org:5589]http://iohosting.org:5589 it will show me a site...

how?

tnx

 

Ido :)(Ido`s)

 

Windows SUCKS

 

That's not a Real doom3key...Thoughts folder is for mp3's

its a band! A BAND!

ok.. i know how to code in java... but i was wondering how do i install the java sdk for fedora core 4.... so that i can compile and also.. wats a good text editor to use? that can compile inside the text editor (like crimson editor) i used crimson editor but i wana try something a little more advance...

I have a secondary hard drive hooked up to my computer with gentoo linux. I created a partition on it using fdisk and I have since then tried to mount /dev/hdb1 (secondary drive) To /srv (my folder for myy secondary hard drive)

 

Whenever I try and:

mount /dev/hdb1 /srv I get 'Mount: /dev/hdb1 already mounted or /srv busy

 

Whenever I try

mount /dev/hdb1 I get 'Mount: can't find /dev/hdb1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab;

 

any help would be greatly appreciated

hello ! I would like to know what exactly would i need to do so i can update a package . let`s say i have apache 1.3.2 and i would like to update it to 1.3.3 but i would like to do it without a packet manager and do it using source .( I`m using slackware btw) . I dont think removing and reinstalling would do the trick . sorry for the dumb question , i just want to understand how it works . thanks and because this is the first time I`m posting , I would like to say that the website is very useful . keep on the good work . cheers

How do I set up my fluxbox menu to have icons?

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Ok, so you want to use nautilus for your file manager in fluxbox. simply install nautilus and add the following command to your fluxbox menu: nautilus --no-desktop... Now you are using nautilus as the file manager, problem is it was made for gnome. There is an easy solution if you see nautilus stop working... Simply killall nautilus ( i've added this also to my flux menu ). Then you can use nautilus --no-desktop and it should work fine....

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Hello:

 

I am going to install CentOS at home today on an old IBM Thinkpad 570E. I am a Windows user so please do not pounce on my very basic questions below. Just had a few questions for gurus here:

 

1. The installation *.iso files -- do I just copy the file as is to a CD, or should I unzip (or un-rar) this file first, and copy the files inside?

 

2. During install, will my wireless card be detected automatically? It did get recognized when I had Windows XP before, but it failed on FreeBSD. (I was trying to be cool, installing FreeBSD, but the system is for engineering dweebs with thick glasses!)

 

3. If I install KDE during the installation, can I skip X-Windows (X.org)? I wonder if it will install some useful things, or can I leave it out?

 

4. I want to use my computer ONLY for CentOS. Given this, how should I partition the system. There doesn't seem to be any screenshot which shows an options for noobs like me, something like, "Use recommended default partitions to use whole machine for Linux". Would appreciate some recommended partition guide. I am new to this.

 

5. Will the default CentOS firewall be enough, or will I need something like SmoothWall -- [/url][url=http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=5897]http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=5897 ?

 

6. I want to use my CentOS laptop as a webserver with Apache, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, sendmail, and such. And I want to access it from my Windows XP machine to develop stuff. I use a DSL and I already have a NAT-type setup (accessing 192.x.x. domains). I would appreciate any ideas of how I can connect the two machines, wirelessly. Thanks!

 

.ep

 

Also, one additional question: how do I see CDs in CentOS? Will they show up in a file explorer type format?