Trouble Shooting
Q. Machine booting up, but GNOME Graphical windows not coming, not even
the login screen (Redhat 8.0)
Q. How to install/reinstall Apache with modules A, B C?
Q. Mounting NFS drive failed: Permission denied
Q. Machine booting up, but GNOME Graphical windows not coming, not even
the login screen (Redhat 8.0)
A. Check whether your /tmp directory is full. Clear it.
Q. How to install/reinstall Apache with modules A, B C?
A.
- Download Apache from apache.org
- untar tar.gz
./configure --with-modules="A B C" PREFIX=<path_to_installation_direcotry>
(Or consult INSTALL file that came with the download)makemake install
Q. Mounting NFS drive failed: Permission denied
A.
This happened after I changed papangul's IP, but I think that has nothing to do
except triggering the problem. To solve, I had to add three lines with client
name papangul (there were lines with IP 192.168.0.* previously which used to
work) in server palowan's /etc/exports file. Then restart nfs service with
service nfs restart.
The idea I finally got from the Linux-NFS-HOWTO, more specifically
7.3.iii) where it says: One trick is login to the server from the client
via ssh or telnet; if you then type who, one of the listings should be your
login session and the name of your client machine as the server sees it. Try
using this machine name in your /etc/exports entry.
NOTE: There may be quite a few different reasons for this failure. So check
the HOWTO or Redhat Configuration Guide or Google.