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  1. kwilding

    ODBC call failed - MS Access 2000

    Hi, More a question rather thn a answer. Why are you messing about with Access when you have Oracle? I guess you have an Access database that is being written to a proper db system? Just curious. best kev
  2. kwilding

    Newbie needs help getting started...

    Hi, I found a good ftp tool at www.FTPplanet.com which comes with reasonable documentation. kev
  3. kwilding

    Linux or Windows?

    Totally agree with all that. I'm a year old linux fan. That means introduced to it a year ago! It knocks the spots off windows for performance and reliability, but is a little strange to get used to. All software to get you started is free (to a point), the Apache server is available free and...
  4. kwilding

    using telnet with interactive programs, eg Vi & less ??

    Hi, I was using telnet to access linux on a robot and I had similar problems. Check out the other text editors, I think it was ed that was a lot easier to use for telnet although a bit antiquated. Any linux book, which I have none with me will bring you up to speed on the simple commands. Kev
  5. kwilding

    Apache

    Hi, I had a similar problem, and first tried a different port number in httpd.conf which worked ok. Then I did a ps -aux which showed an earlier version of httpd running and I killed the root process which killed the nobody daemons also. Then changed httpd.conf back to 80 and all was well...
  6. kwilding

    Tomcat won't run

    Are you running it as the same user that installed tomcat with java_home set? If so, type echo $JAVA_HOME to ensure this is set. How did you set JAVA_HOME , the best place is in the .bashrc or .cshrc file, depending on the shell that you are running. Or some sites look for the environment...

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