[VideoGuide]CSVG By Mahi

[Mahi]

[VideoGuide]CSVG By Mahi (2008)

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[Ajwad]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

good one, make this as Sticky pleas:technolog

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

cd / does nothing in putty

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

If You're logged in putty write:

ls

and You will see some files. Now do cd / and ls ;p ... You will see a difference. Now you are in main directory of CentOS ( Linux ).

cd is command which able You to "travel" between catalogs in linux.

 

[kapa22]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

Why i havent got any internet connect on my linux OS?? ( VMware) ... i got bridged network, but something wrong;S


Networks should be bridged ( setting in VMWare Workstation ) and make sure that for example:

Host IP is: 192.168.2.1
Virtual IP is: 192.168.2.2
Bridge: 255.255.255.0
DNS: Host IP
Gate: Host IP

where i can check it ;S?

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

so i write

ls /root?

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

In Windows, on physical connection, You need "VMWare Bridged Protocol" installed. You'll do it by clicking in properties of You physical connection in windows. Turn off connections made by VMWare software. And "VMWare Bridged Protocol" should be OPENED only in physical connection, and only in one ( if You have more ;-) ). IPs should have that same base for example: 192.168.2.* ;-). You're firewall could block VWWare Workstation - that could be the problem too.

Kapa are You from Poland ?- If Yes I can help You in Polish language. But now:

You can config IP during installation of CentOS -> CentOS means Virtual IP ;-). Host IP means Your Windows's IP ;-).

KuroSan
It was just to show You how it works. If You don't understand some part of guide, just tell me which one. I'll try to help You, and I'll change it if it's needed ;-).

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

ok um..

As you can tell im trying to run the stuff on puggy but i keep getting the same error over and over.. look at the SS


and i installed the stuff already


RMB -> Properties -> and in "This connection uses the following items" should be "VMWare Bridge Protocol" (IF YOU DON't HAVE - INSTALL IT ;-) - it is somewhere there ;-) ).


where is RMB?

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

You can disable these two connections. And show me what do You have in root folder ... ;-) ...

cd /root/
ls

 

[snaity]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

KuroSan your linux already have unixODBC dont need to install rpm, i never used these rpms on mine, only one i used cabal.rpm all rest i have instaled via yum install.

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

Hehe ... that's why it is rpm -Uvh --force, but of course as snaity said, You can use new version of unixODBC ( this version which is installed ) ;p.

If you don't have, use:

yum install unixODBC*

 

[kapa22]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

So, I turned off connections made by VMWare, the VMWare bridge protocol is open on my physical network. still do not work... i dont know how to configure this " Host IP and Virtual IP " ....

firewall off.

Btw, i got lan connection, havent got public ip... its make any diffrent ;S?

i type ifconfig and my linux ip is 192.168.1.8...

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

 

[Mahi]

KuroSan
So do:
cd /
yum install unixODBC*

It should work. No ... it must work .

RMB means Right-Mouse-Button - it's in guide ;p.

kapa
No it doesn't ;-). I'm in LAN too ;-). I can't run my CentOS now cause my PC is going crazy, but when You're logged in CentOS via VMWare Workstation, You can do:

System - Administration ( or something ) - network connection ( or something ) and You can config it. For Example:

Windows IP: 192.168.2.1
CentOS IP: 192.168.2.2
Bridged: 255.255.255.0
DNS: 192.168.2.1
Default Gate: 192.168.2.1

Or something like that.

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

After i do that then where on the guide do i continue from?

yum install unixODBC*


worked, a buch of stuff was just installed.. so now what?

 

[kapa22]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

if i got windows ip ( lan) for example 10.10.45.1 so i must type in centos 10.10.45.2 ? iam gonna crazy .. ;S

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

KursoSan
rpm -Uvh freetds-unixodbc-0.64RC3-1.i386.rpm -> start from that part ;-).

kapa
Yeah that's correct ;-).

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

to be sure i don't mess up.. for now ima just ask..

 

[Mahi]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

Correct ... You have to paste all ;-) ... and "Yes for all" if it asked You about "something" ;-). So finally You connected with CentOS ;p ;-).

 

[KuroSan]

Re: [Guide]ServerSettings(2008-07-06)(NOT-FINISHED)

hehe, ok thanks time to continue ^_^