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You are pointing --with-mysql to an incorrect directory. When you do --with-mysql=/usr/bin/mysql, you're telling configure that you want it to use the mysql.h file located in /usr/bin/mysql.... it's not there (doing a locate for it shows that it is not in /usr/bin/mysql). Use this command...

If you're using Active Directory, you can define this in a user's profile. You can set their "Home folder" to some drive letter and enter a path (i.e. \\server\share\%username%). Or you can create a logon script that automatically maps a user's personal folder to some mapped drive letter (i.e...

Has the SUS client been installed on the client machines? http://www.microsoft.com/windows2000/downloads/recommended/susclient/default.asp "This new Automatic Update, which can be installed on Windows 2000 and Window XP, is necessary for you to use Microsoft Software Update Services...

Redundancy is also a reason for two NICs. If one gets fried you can use the other one, while waiting for a replacement. ;)

Is the printer directly connected or is this a network printer? Also, do you see the same issue from other PCs (if it's shared or networked)?

I had a similar issue where we had changed the IP address of a Windows 2000 Server and had not rebooted. I believe that a Windows NT 4.0 Workstation had an open session during the time of the IP switch. After changing the IP address we could access shares with other Windows 2000 Pro machines...

Have you installed any Windows Updates recently? Some that may coincide with the time that printing started doing this?

Has anyone had any issues accessing the directory or drive properties in Windows 2000 Server? I have not been able to access directory or drive permissions for the past week, after I installed a new NIC and CD-Burner in the server. I had not done any Windows Updates at that time. When the box...

squid: http://www.squid-cache.org/ has some good functionality, and there are plugins for it that can make it more robust. i don't think it compares feature to feature with ISA, but I have heard that some like it much better. i have set squid up and found that it is not real difficult.

For the Windows platform look at What's Up Gold: http://www.ipswitch.com/products/whatsup/index.html For *nix try Nagios (used to be NetSaint): http://www.nagios.org/ From experience and first hand observation, Nagios is very good. Hope this helps!

I am setting up Squid (squid-2.4.STABLE7-4), and am wondering if anyone has any information regarding a comparison between Squid and Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 or Microsoft ISA Server 2000. Obviously cost is a big difference here, however, I am more interested in performance and how they may...

thanks vgersh99... that is exactly what i needed!

sorry, should have been more clear... just the terminal I use to get to the box. so, i use putty or securecrt to ssh to the box, and i'd like to have the script check the size of that terminal. if you're familiar with the program ettercap under linux, it will tell you if the window is too small...

I'm writing a shell script under bash and I would like to have the script check the terminal size if possible. Anyone know of a way to do so? All I want it to do is check the size of the terminal a user has once, when the user runs the script.

without the ability to do port forwarding on the nat box, you won't be able to use any remote administration tools on a system on the private subnet (192.168.x.x). but, symantec's PCAnywhere is one, but it costs $$. there is also tightVNC which is based on vnc. i'm sure there are others, but i...

fetchmail is an email client application, not a mail server. sorry about that. squirrelmail is a web-based email server, however, so i would check that out. ;) exim is an mta you may want to check out (http://www.exim.org/), and also look into Postfix (http://www.postfix.org/), and QMail...

are you sure you're looking at the correct log in Event Viewer? sometimes I will get messages saying that the Application Log is full, so I check the application log in Event Viewer. you should verify that you are looking at the correct log the error is giving you. Event Viewer opens to the...

You need to use port forwarding on your nat box to point any VNC requests (port 5109, usually) to the system you want to connect to. you would put the external ip address of the nat box into VNC on the remote client, and it would forward the request to the proper system running vnc server. you...

Here's the situation. I had a personal firewall on a server (not my choice but due to money constraints it was the only option). I now have the option of a new dedicated firewall. I want to allow access via ports 137-139 through the firewall itself and have been doing testing on accessing the...

i also use a program called Active Ports (free) to look at what ports are being used. also, you will want to run the "netstat" command (at the command line) to look at the current connections and see if there are any "strange" connections. if you choose not rebuild the...