[Techtalk] ftpd not running, console size issue
Conni
ccovingt at one-eyed-alien.net
Thu May 2 05:37:17 EST 2002
On May 1, Akkana conjectured:
> Conni, if that alone doesn't do it -- for example, on my Redhat machine,
> it turned on anonymous ftp, but not ftp for specific users -- take a look
> at /etc/ftpaccess. It may have some lines at the top that look like:
>
> deny-uid %-99 %65534-
> deny-gid %-99 %65534-
It let me login as myself (so far I've only tried this on one computer,
ftping to localhost), though those lines are in ftpaccess. Should I still
comment them out anyway?
> Redhat seems to turn everything off by default (for security, I guess)
> -- every time I upgrade Redhat, I have to spend a while poking around
> figuring out the new incantations to turn net services back on.
*nod* When I upgraded to 7.2, it turned off the sound from my CD player,
so I had to fiddle with all sorts of things until it came back on. It
also turned off the 'print as postscript' setting, completely unbeknownst
to me, so when I printed a paper and it came out as boxes and assorted
garbage, I was thoroughly confused. But I fixed it.
> Congratulations on the new Vaio!
Thanks! Your recommendations and web page are very helpful :) Still
getting used to the mini keyboard, though.
> I got the answer for that about a month ago on this very group. Edit
> /etc/lilo.conf, and make another copy of the section for your redhat
> kernel (probably starting with "image=" and ending with "root=").
> Give it a different label, label=test, or linuxxga, or something.
> Then put this line into the new section:
>
> vga=773
>
> Then run lilo, reboot and select your new test image, and it should
> boot in 1024x768. At least, it works on my SR17.
How different is grub from lilo? There's a line 'title', followed by
root, kernel, and initrd. Are those the ones to copy? (It also indicated
that I don't need to rerun grub after changing grub.conf. Interesting.)
Then if the test works, I just add that line to the other one?
Conni
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