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I guess my question is, don't you want the stats for your site displayed when you click on the button? That would not be possible I think, because I have to enter my username and password in order to access my stats, you have to use their code "as is" anyway. And I did it primarily to have an idea ...

Opera 6.01 and Phoenix should be ok, IE is gonna fsck up because of lack of css support I think.

I've got a message from my isp saying that they were working on the user-servers and that there could be some glitches now and then, a friend of mine had the same issue with the guestbook yesterday and 20 minutes later all was fine. I never thought of linking the validator gif back to the page, I ju...

Hi all, been kind of away for a while, trying to learn all kinds of stuff. For the 4th time in a row I completely changed my website, trying to take care of the most with css while being html 4.0 compliant. It validates with the w3c validator so I know I'm html 4.0 compliant, but I noticed that peop...

As I understand it, in order for your soundcard to use the alsa driver you need to load the driver first.
I also read some stuff on runninf alsaconf to configure the driver and choose the right alsa driver for your soundcard.

Have you loaded the driver?
You might take a look here http://www.alsa-project.org/~valentyn/A ... WTO-5.html.

Ok, I changed that last line udp -j REJECT to udp -j ACCEPT and now both XQF and Quake3 can access the Internet servers. But, is that right, shouldn't I specify some ports? I believe I changed it to accept all udp traffic, but isn't that kinda dangerous? Also I don't see any entry for tcp traffic on...

I have a problem with iptables. I can't connect to any servers with Quake3 anymore, nor will XQF ping any servers. The only thing I've changed is specify a port to open to tcp traffic for Limewire to have access. That was port 6346 and I did that with the gui in the Start here/System settings folder...

I was asking Calum actually :) Sorry, should have used quotes. But to answer your question, yes I restarted X, in fact I've shut down my machine quite often since then since I don't really like to leave it running when I'm gone for a couple of days. Call me paranoiac but the world is full of script ...

Do you have this line in your /etc/X11/fs/config file?

That's exactly how it was, but it didn't work until I added the line to my XF86config

Edit: well actually it worked with Openoffice, so that has to be an indication, but Mozilla didn't put up anything else than the default font.

That's strange indeed, but since my XF86config did not have the line and Calum had a similar problem it might be useful to add this to the actual tip, just in case some others have the same issue. It's like pc's and OSes have a life of their own, sometimes they do stuff and sometimes they don't, the...

Void Main, one of the first things I did when I discovered about your RH tips was installing the MS ttfonts, and from that moment on I have been able to use them in Openoffice and possibly some other porgrams as well. However Mozilla seemed to never use them, I found that a little odd but it didn't ...

that did it, thanks void!

Ok, I cleaned up the jre for ppc :oops: Downloaded the 1.4.1 runtime, installed it, seems like everything went ok. But now when I do $Which java I get this [yc@D577254E yc]$ which java /usr/bin/which: no java in (/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/home/yc /bin) And I added the java path to...