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actually, just putting absolute paths in the file fixed the problem...sheesh. kinda like one of those no brainers.

googled already. i'm sure it will work. microsoft doesn't make chipsets so its just a matter of finding out which one it is. hw list? i wasn't aware that linux had a hw list. seems a little to over bearing to really have one and keep it updated, since hardware from the stone age will still work...

does anyone know the correct kernel module or specifications for the adapter? I can't get it to work on a fresh install of redhat 8.0. it says it can't fine the correct module. is this the ever powerful micro$oft pushing their might around? or is this something that i can get to work? i really...

as usual, heh. good one.

cool, thanks. I actually did setup a log rotation. Its not through logrotate.d but a script that i have done myself. I like to move them to a differnent directory and place extensions on them like *.tue *.wed etc.. I think i understand exactly how the syslog works now after reading the man page...

that seemed to get it working, but what about messages actually local to the machine. see, i think i'm a little confused about the local0-7. I still want important messages to be logged to messages about the local system ya know?

i'm wanting to dump all of my pix logs to a linux box that i have in the mix. I got that working but i can't seem to figure out how to get it to log to a specific file. all i can seem to get it to log to is my messages file, which makes it rather difficult to find acutal *system* messages. It is...

Ok so here we go.. I have had a samba domain for almost 2 years now... various upgrades from new versions and what not, currently i'm on 2.2 with redhat 7.3. I have had all my machines join the domain fine, and logging in hasn't been a problem either, until now.. My drive crashed in my Linux...