"could not connect to host - localhost"

[Adams, Christopher]

Nice Setup *grin*.

Ron, to be honest.  I'm really sticking with Komba2 on this one.  I've seen
this 1000 times since the newer versions of KDE came out.  It's a bug in KDE
that is preventing you from browsing.

I really recommend that you just install that Komba2 RPM so we can at least
get that possibility out of the picture.  I have a good feeling about this.

-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Woodall [mailto:nor at htmlcompendium.org]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 1:17 PM
To: Adams, Christopher; Adams, Christopher; 'samba at lists.samba.org'
Subject: RE: "could not connect to host - localhost" 


Hi Chrisopher:

         Thanks for the reply.

At 12:55 PM 12/3/01 -0800, Adams, Christopher wrote:

>Ok..
>
>So this box is on a private network?

         Yes. It is a 10/100BaseT through a multi-speed hub.

         It has 1 Windows '98SE box (677MHz & 100Mbs), Linux Mandrake 8.2 
(600 MHz & 100Mbs), Windows '98 (120MHz & 100Mbs) and  Windows '95 (486DX/2 
& 10Mbs.)

>It shows #primary windows system
>
>Are you dual booting the linux O.S. on the same box as a Windows O.S.?

         Nope, each system is dedicated to that operating system. The 677 & 
120 MHz systems provide the root functions, i.e. triple-head support, 
dual-modems, printers, scanner, across the network. This is functionning 
now. The 120 also serves as the backup.

         However, I need to start moving all functions over to the Linux 
box for development. Fewer perl problems on the Linux box.

         Next?

         Ron
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