when try to connect to my apache i works just fine if i have an index.html file in a directory. But if i want to list all the files in that directory and remove the index.html file i get this msg "Directory index forbidden by rule"

 

I think there is something to do with the DirectoryIndex in the httpd.conf, but im not sure, i tried to remove "DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var" but same problem. What do i need to add/remove?

 

 

-ole

Is there any way for someone to change their buddy icon with Gaim? I can't seem to find a way, am I overlooking something? my Gaim version is 0.79 ... If I can't change it with Gaim, is there a way to do it without going onto a windows box? I'd hate to have to do that...

 

-Jim

When ever I try ti run X in slackware 10.0 i get the error no screens found. i did configure xorg. but i still cant get it to run. Any ideas? Is there another good disro besides red hat and fedora that may run if i cant get this working?

i uploaded a image to the public_html, but it couldn't be view. It says i'm not permitted to view it. It kept on showing th e403 page. I've checked both the file and the folder's permission. I've also tried uploading other images, but it also showed the 403 page. What's wrong??

Well First off, I just wanna say, I finally got a job! Im set to begin working at a new Staples opening up near my home next month. Now, I got this job mainly because I want to buy a laptop. I am split between buying an ibook/powerbook or an ibm-compatible laptop. Now, my question is, what brand/model/etc laptop is the best choice for putting linux onto? OF course, if i buy a Mac, i am not going to put linux onto it, so my question really pertains more towards IBM-compatible laptops. Also, are there any brands/models/etc in particular to stay away from? Any suggestiosn? ty in advance...

 

-Jim

I saw on screenshots that you can do transparency on programs like KIT or Gaim or XChat was wondering how you would do that?

have a look !

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So, dinking around with my system last night I go through the motions of trying to update things and it appears as if I'm good to go. Am I correct in assuming that there are various ways of going about the same things as far as updates are concerned or am I missing something here.

 

I went through the process of apt-get update, and let that do it's thing.

 

I also installed Synaptic and ran through its processes and grabbed a whole bunch more updates.

 

Now I'm reading up on YUM.....Am I chasing my tail here or is this yet another updater that needs to be ran?

isnt he gorgeous :)

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