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OK, I think I've found the problem. You're using a php.ini for php4 , so it looks at the wrong place (extension_dir = /usr/lib/php4) for the available extensions. You should change it accordingly. Regards

Quote: Originally Posted by pcunix I think I see your issue. You said "I never got the command line back.". Not all daemons fork themselves off - many expect to run in background - you'd do "vsftpd &" unless vsftpd is supposed to background itself. . You are going to laugh.. I figured that I solved this problem earlier by installing some needed packages.. or I think so.. Any way, I was trying...

Quote: Originally Posted by jjrowan I have an aging Red Hat 9 server running on a Compaq Proliant 6500. It has four Pentium III 500Mhz CPUs and 4GB RAM. It has been running well for 5 plus years until recently. In the last several weeks it stops responding, the GUI doesn't update and you can't connect via SSH, SMTP or any protocol. Sometimes it would resolve itself, other times I'd have to hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and pray it would...

Hello, When you setup the database in MySQL following the instructions from that howto it told you to execute the following: Code: mysqladmin -u root -p create mail Next to grant permissions to that database using: Code: GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON mail.* TO 'mail_admin'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'mail_admin_password'; GRANT SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE ON mail.* TO...

no. you only need it if you want to use DNS in the system and don't already have it covered.

Thanks. It's working now. The dave@example (without the co.za tld) was set as the account email address. Not sure how that happened as I was sending email (although not receving them) earlier. Anyway, it's working now. Thanks again, Dave Coventry

Thank you very much your help! It seems work now!

On the machine trying to export the nfs, we need to see the following: 1. content of /etc/exports 2. results of rpcinfo -p 3. results of exportfs -v 4. showmount -e Also, ensure firewall is down on both systems.

Quote: Originally Posted by fpmurphy You can build a kernel that does not need an initrd to boot by compiling all the modules into the kernel but most people do not bother. Doing so eliminates a certain amount of splash functionaility and just makes it harder to do kernel upgrades since you will have to roll your own kernel each time. Assume than you always need an initrd line in your (grub) configuration stanza. Thanks a bunch, fpmurphy. Am...

Quote: Originally Posted by kschmitt Hey, I said it was simplistic find /home/ \( -type d -name ".*" -prune \) -o \( -type f ! -name ".*" \) For the love of god run this part a few times before you run the part with the rm!! Good luck