tell me what you think, and tell me what country you are accessing the server from please and what speed line you are using to connect to it

 

cheers

 

anyweb

Ok, i just set up a linux box with my old machine since I built a new one.

 

I set it up and its all running good with internet hooked straight to it.

I go and hook the internet back to my newer machine. hook the two computers together via cross over cat5 cable and start it up.

I get the error

iptables - bad rule - does a matching rule already exist

 

There are 5 lines at the top that end with "accept"

and about 6 at the bottom that say "reject"

 

can anyone help me with this issue. I shared my internet on my windows machine. But the linux box isnt recognizing on the network.

 

any suggestions will be most appriciated.

hello,

 

My apache works fine for /var/www/html. so i want to make UserDir, /home/*/public_html

 

userdir mod.

 

here it is, the photo is OUT OF DATE but you get the idea. The photo shows it running windows 2003, which was true until i installed fedora on it a year ago or so :)The server uptime is here if you are interested and the server runs on Fedora core release 1 (more details here [/url][url=<___base_url___>/index.php?showtopic=1406][/url][url=<___base_url___>/index.php?showtopic=1406]https://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1406 )

 

the laptop is the web server and incase there is any problem with the it, the desktop is used (maintenance etc), the desktop runs windows 2003 server IIS 6 (woot) which is in a heavily locked down state(check how I did that here), and mysql 4 and php 4 also. I backup/copy the entire database from server #1 (the laptop) to server #2 (the big one) for redundancy, and i can switch them over transparently by pointing the firewall at the other ip and you guys wouldnt even notice i had done it :)

 

 

also, in the pic is the 3com 10/100 hub, i'm still wiating to get a switch, and there is the dlink di-701 hardware firewall/gateway/router/nat which has now been replaced with another desktop running smoothwall.

 

thats it !

 

cheers

 

anyweb

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was bored surf on theme and download them and play with it.

 

now Linux looks like win XP's style with style XP's theme heheh

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when i try to connect to ftp on my windows box i keep getting time out

 

can anyone help

Ever done something like "man perl" only to notice that quotes, hyphens, and other characters aren't displaying correctly? The problem is the LANG variable in /etc/sysconfig/i18n. Change it to "en_US" instead of "en_US.UTF-8".

 

I posted this in the RedHat forum as well, but since the distros are "split" now, I figured it best to put this potentially important piece of information in both places.

Ever done something like "man perl" only to notice that quotes, hyphens, and other characters aren't displaying correctly? The problem is the LANG variable in /etc/sysconfig/i18n. Change it to "en_US" instead of "en_US.UTF-8"; oh, and the problem still exists in Fedora even.

check this out, crossover office is amazing,

 

even windows update worked in IE

 

haha

 

cheers

 

anyweb

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