I'm sure this is old news, but has everyone running BIND noticed the security
vulnerabilties and patched versions of BIND now on the SuSE site?
Just in case, because CERT and so on seem sure there will be exploits out for
these vulnerabilities this week.
Take care all,
Fergus
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Hi all,
The last few days i'm getting these error
messages when i su to root and trying to execute
things:
marcelbr@susebox:~ > su
Password:
root@susebox:/home/marcelbr > tkdesk
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
Application initialization failed: couldn't
connect to display ":0"
Error in startup script: invalid command name
"wm"
while executing
"wm withdraw ."
(file "/usr/X11R6/bin/tkdesk" line 41)
root@susebox:/home/marcelbr > cd /opt/kde2/bin
root@susebox:/opt/kde2/bin > ./kpackage
Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
kpackage: cannot connect to X server :0
root@susebox:/opt/kde2/bin >
Can anyone tell me what these messages mean and
how to get rid of them?
TIA!
mazzel, Marcel
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Hello Linux folkz,
Does somebody know about any good graphical front end interface for MySQL
database besides the one that provided with webmin package?
I'm implementing MySQL on Linux SuSE 7.0 Pro platform at my workplace but our
data entry 'specialists' are complaining about nessesity to work with MySQL in
command prompt.
I hope to find graphical MySQL interface for them that could partially resemble
some or most of features that provided with M$ SQL7/2000 database.
Any suggestion are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Alex
--
MS Windows users should be covered
under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> What kind of mouse? What kind of keyboard? What kind of connections/ports?
> It is easyer to get help if you describe the hardware.
The mouse is a three button Logitech Mouseman. The keyboard is VA LInux oem
that appears to be standard. Yast identifies it as type PC 104. The connectors
go to PS/2 ports. I neglect to mention that I have two PCs and a mac connected
to a Belkin OmniCube for common use of keyboard, mouse, and monitor. The
monitor is a NECMultiSync FP950. Both PCs have been running RedHat without any
problem.
> If you haven't got anything on a USB port then you shouldn't have to worry
> about some messages on it during bootup.
>
I would think so too. But it seems very strange that enabling the USB IRQ lets
me get a lot further without a freeze of kb and mouse. I veriied this again
yesterday.
Thanks for your response .....Jack
On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Charles Philip Chan wrote:
> On 29 Jan, dproc(a)dol.net wrote:
>
> > The first error in its log is always
> > head: command not found
>
> It looks like you don't have the package "textutil" installed. Head is
> part of that package.
>
Sorry I omitted to mention that head and so forth are all
there and working fine. For all purposes except apsfilter
(under user lp.)
I am looking for clues as to what might give the impression
that something is missing when it isn't. Like you suggest,
it is a UNIX* 101 mistake, just not that one.
Directory permissions is the only other thing that I
suspected, but the whole / /usr /usr/bin tree is world
readable and executable.
Someone off-list suggested deleting and reinstalling my
whole print system, including ghostscript and my
/var/spool/lpd tree, (it worked for him after harden_suse
broke printing for him) but I am reluctant to do this until
I find out what really went wrong.
harden_suse is guilty only by association - I have no
evidence to even put it on trial.
btw - my installed driver was uniprint, but the system
doesn't even get far enough to invoke ghostscript anymore.
dproc
*UNIX is a registered trademark - last I heard The Open
Group owned it but it keeps changing hands so don't sue me
if I'm wrong
This is...
http://satirewire.com/news/0101/linux_quit.shtml
Pretty funny!
Enjoy! :-)
Matt
PS Actually this is a very good thing, the general Internet media are not
falling to MS FUD's as much as they used (although a lot of people will
still do...).
