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Linux Shell timeout tracking help

2004-04-15T12:29:27Z

[Snip]
Try adding this line to your .bash_profile
export TMOUT=60
This would set the idle time to 60 seconds. If there is no user input
on the terminal for more than 1 minute, your session get closed.
Regards
Naveen.

Linux Shell timeout tracking help

2004-04-15T00:54:30Z

Hi,
I have a following question can anyone please help me.
I am trying to get login on bootup work on Monta Vista work.
I could get my login process get invoked on bootup and also be able
to
logout when ever required but i still have the following issue of
getting
linux shell timed out and lead to a login prompt when there is no

Silicon Motion 712 (Lynx EM+) and AMD Alchemy

2004-04-14T16:08:28Z

Thanks for the response:
Thanks for that tip. I know that X has some int10 simulation stuff in it. I'll
take a closer look at that.
Hmm. That's news to me. We're finding no problem getting SM712 chips in plenty
of volume for the forseeable future. I will ask our hardware guy about this.
We're using the SED1386 now and it, quite honestly, is not even close to

I've been given an ASP website. How do I host it on Linux ?

2004-04-10T01:56:30Z

In addition to the Apache web server, get a JSP translator and a servlet
engine. If you want to keep it in the Apache family, try Tomcat.
Translate the ASP to JSP.
Btw, I've removed comp.os.linux.system from this thread, since this
really isn't a system issue.

I've been given an ASP website. How do I host it on Linux ?

2004-04-10T00:48:50Z

Error BR-549: MS DRM 1.0 rejects the following post from Mark Hobley:
Try searching on "asp to php converter". Here's one:
[link]
I imagine these are fairly easy to write to do most of the work, using
Perl. Just imagining, though.

I've been given an ASP website. How do I host it on Linux ?

2004-04-09T20:51:15Z

["Followup-To:" header set to comp.os.linux.]
Mark Hobley enlightened us with:
Why is that? ASP sucks bigtime! And I know it, because I had to build an
ASP website too.
Kick your friend in the head and get him to learn PHP.
Sybren

I've been given an ASP website. How do I host it on Linux ?

2004-04-09T20:32:00Z

A friend of mine is helping to develop a website for me.
He is a windows user, and has created the website using ASP
How do I go about getting it running on my Linux machine ?
I only want to use open source tools. I don't want to splash out any
cash at this stage, in case it doesn't work at the end.

Silicon Motion 712 (Lynx EM+) and AMD Alchemy

2004-04-03T19:10:05Z

The question is kind of bass-ackwards. The VESA framebuffer driver is
not really "x86-specific" as such, but the whole idea is predicated on
the existence of a VESA BIOS in your target system. An extended int
10h call is made to set the video mode. If your system doesn't have a
VESA BIOS extension (which it won't if it's not a vanilla x86 system)

NFS help

2004-04-02T07:27:54Z

["Followup-To:" header set to comp.os.linux.networking.]
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 17:52:17 GMT, Michael Lodman
Is that the client or the server? Are nfsd and portmap running on the
server? What is in the server's /etc/exports, /etc/hosts.allow and
/etc/hosts.deny? It says "mount version older than kernel", have you

NFS help

2004-04-01T04:05:49Z

["Followup-To:" header set to comp.os.linux.networking.]
Try upgrading your mount utility package to the latest and greatest.
Failing that, make sure that you both ends have agreed on the proper NFS
version. I believe there is a mount option to force this.

NFS help

2004-03-30T17:59:32Z

I am getting the following error when attempting to mount a directory:
nfs warning: mount version older than kernel
RPC: sendmsg returned error 22
nfs: RPC call returned error 22
nfs_get_root: getattr error = 22
nfs_read_super: get root inode failed
mount: Mounting 192.168.25.41:/home on /home failed: Invalid argument

Silicon Motion 712 (Lynx EM+) and AMD Alchemy

2004-03-22T18:40:27Z

We are building a system that has an AMD Alchemy chip and a Silicon Motion 712
(Lynx EM+) graphics subsystem. I want to run Linux on this system and am trying
to figure out how to deal with the (new) graphics chip. We currently have a
similar system based on the Epson chip, which has a framebuffer driver built

Help : could one help decrypting 'strace' output

2004-03-18T00:08:02Z

Thanks for the answer
Yes
Everything. Call me thick.
(well, actually, not the first "read" : I know what this relates to)
There seem to be some signal fidgeting with. But I have no idea what this
means.
Aahh. Sorry, but i'm so new at this.
Now .......I understand "exit_group" is a system call (but i found no doc on

Help : could one help decrypting 'strace' output

2004-03-17T20:18:36Z

'valground' it is.
What exactly is you need help with. Is it with understanding the
strace output? In that case, which part are you having trouble with?
Otherwise it's rather clear from the trace that your program calls
exit_group, causing it to exit. Why it does that can't be determined
from the strace.

Help : could one help decrypting 'strace' output

2004-03-17T20:08:03Z

Hello,
I have a QT based program (qgo.sourceforge.net) that crashes randomly (under
windows or linux makes no diff)
- It does not produce any core file
- It does not segfault, and the debugger does not show anything (indicates
an external signal received).
The crash occurs at calling a sound playing routine (the routine is not the