Recent content by danielhozac

rpm -q nfs-utils should tell you then. //Daniel

If you are running as root, this is the expected behaviour. xscreensaver refuses to start for the root user. You should have a separate user account anyway, since the root account should only be used for maintainance tasks. //Daniel

What distribution are you running? //Daniel

I remember getting that error on my UML kernels which I compiled without module support. Did you include module support in your kernel? //Daniel

And the reason you are getting a parse error is because you are missing the terminating semi-colon on the mysql_query line. //Daniel

The PREROUTING and POSTROUTING chains do not exist in the filter table (the default). You will have to specify the table to use them (-t nat). //Daniel

With Slackware, you'll have to download every package yourself. However, I think there is a script called swaret (not sure as I've never liked Slack) which will automate it for you. //Daniel

I've found dd to work quite well. //Daniel

${"blabla" . $num} should do it. See http://www.php.net/variables.variable for more information. //Daniel

No. You would have to do it manually. //Daniel

To execute a command, you need to put the command in backticks (`), like: `COPY file1 file2` the way siberian has it in the first reply. //Daniel

You don't have the backticks surrounding the command. //Daniel

Simply configuring the kernel and going to Device drivers -> Networking support -> Networking options and selecting Help on the "Network packet filtering (replaces ipchains)" would have told you it was using Netfilter. //Daniel

I'd say it looks like something trying to use HTTPS on a HTTP web server. //Daniel

Try RewriteRule (.+) product.php?name=$1 //Daniel