by Poste » Mon, 25 Jun 2001 06:01:53
My problem is under Linuxcof, Config, Networking, Server Tasks there is NO
Apache option. How do I add it? I want to administer Apache under
Linuxconf. Is it not there because I installed Apache first with Linuxconf
being on the system. Thanks!!!
Rich
by Joshua Sliv » Mon, 25 Jun 2001 11:18:57
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by Poste » Tue, 26 Jun 2001 02:49:04
Rich
> > My problem is under Linuxcof, Config, Networking, Server Tasks there
is NO
> > Apache option. How do I add it? I want to administer Apache under
> > Linuxconf. Is it not there because I installed Apache first with
Linuxconf
> > being on the system. Thanks!!!
> I know this may not seem like a helpful response, but I would
> seriously recommend not using linuxconf. Just edit the httpd.conf
> file directly. There have been serious problems with Redhat's
> Linuxconf and Apache configuration in the past.
> --
> Joshua Slive
> http://slive.ca/
by Joshua Sliv » Tue, 26 Jun 2001 03:57:58
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by Poste » Tue, 26 Jun 2001 06:15:18
> I've never used it myself, but it is put together by a fairly good group
> of people.
> --
> Joshua Slive
> http://slive.ca/
1. DOS/Linux Connectivity Task Involving PCMCIA Network Card
I need to configure a boot diskette for a Toshiba notebook with a PCMCIA
network card to boot into MS-DOS and load enough software to map a drive
letter to a SAMBA network share (or, if it would be easier, an NFS exported
filesystem) hosted on a Linux machine.
I have no idea what it will take to do this.
My sense is that I'll need to load something first to recognize and handle the
PCMCIA card and then I'll need to load some network drivers and finally, I'll
need something to establish a connection and map the share (or NFS exported
filesystem) to a drive letter.
Once I get that far I intend to load a utility that will grab a disk image
from the server machine and replicate that image onto my notebook. I've got
my hands on that utility. It's the only part of this equation that
I understand.
I need to do this with a pair of notebooks, one Toshiba 400CDT and one
Toshiba 430 CDT. Each of the notebooks make use of a Xircom CE3B-100BTX
running at 10 Mbps.
How should I proceed?
Is there any obvious reason technical reason why this can't be done?
-- Rich
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