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Author: mark Brownmark Brown
Date: May 11, 2007 13:25
Hey Guys,
I just downloaded and install SLED 10. We run Netware 6 here, so I
downloaded the novell-client-1.1-SuSe10 client to access my netware
network.
When I try to install it I get dependency errors.
it say's it needs novell-xteir-base, novell-xtier-core, novell-gtgui and
novel-novfsd. When I try install novell-xtier-base, it then say's i need
libbfd-2.16.91.2.so. I can not find that file anywhere. novell-xtier-core
won't install with out the novell-xtier-base, nor will novell-novfsd.
when i try to install novell-gtgui it can't find libexpat.so.O
Were would I find an installation source that would have the libexpat and
libbfd packages?
or am I missing something here?
thanks in advance for your help.
Mark
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Author: MarkDMarkD
Date: Apr 25, 2007 15:47
MarkD wrote:
> Joseph Marton wrote:
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>> On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:55:25 +0000, MarkD wrote:
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>>> It gives back an error message. I have not tried finding the hex code
>>> and entering it,
>>
>> Are you getting an error which appears to indicate that the keyring
>> password is incorrect, or does it appear to be a problem with WPA?
>>
>> Also, have you configured CASA at all? You should be able to configure
>> it via the control center.
>>
>
Did not solve the issue.
-MD
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Author: MarkDMarkD
Date: Apr 25, 2007 14:38
Joseph Marton wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:55:25 +0000, MarkD wrote:
>
>> It gives back an error message. I have not tried finding the hex code
>> and entering it,
>
> Are you getting an error which appears to indicate that the keyring
> password is incorrect, or does it appear to be a problem with WPA?
>
> Also, have you configured CASA at all? You should be able to configure it
> via the control center.
>
CASA was unconfigured. I have configured it and am now waiting to see what
happens.
Thanks for the suggestion.
-MD
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Author: Joseph MartonJoseph Marton
Date: Apr 25, 2007 10:41
On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 11:56:01 +0000, Adrian wrote:
> We have a SLED machine with a single local user (common machine for
> scanning, burning, etc.) and use the novell client 1.2 for linux to map
> novell drives. Our problem is, that novell connections seem to stay
> active, if a user forgets to manually close them, before logging out of
> linux. Is there a way to either make the login client close it's
> connection on station logout, or to prevent it from reestablishing
> sessions on login?
Try adding the following line to /etc/opt/gnome/gdm/PostSession/Default
nwlogout -t [tree_name]
--
Joe Marton
Novell Support Forum SysOp
Novell does not officially monitor these forums!
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Author: PeterPeter
Date: Apr 24, 2007 21:48
Aaah-haaa! So THATS how it's done! Thankyou so much. I have been moaning
about this to myself for months! I use a WEP key for my wireless access
and had to put the keyring password in every time I started up my sled10
notebook. Simply enabling CASA did the trick for me.
Now, if I could just get the fingerprint reader working for
Linux...........
Cheers from Peter.
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Author: Joseph MartonJoseph Marton
Date: Apr 24, 2007 06:39
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 12:55:25 +0000, MarkD wrote:
> It gives back an error message. I have not tried finding the hex code and
> entering it,
Are you getting an error which appears to indicate that the keyring
password is incorrect, or does it appear to be a problem with WPA?
Also, have you configured CASA at all? You should be able to configure it
via the control center.
--
Joe Marton
Novell Support Forum SysOp
Novell does not officially monitor these forums!
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Author: MarkDMarkD
Date: Apr 24, 2007 05:55
Joseph Marton wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 21:36:48 +0000, MarkD wrote:
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>> I should have stated I am using WPA with a pass phrase not WEP. Does
>> your advice still appy?
>
> Not sure, I haven't used WPA (though I should). What happens if you go
> ahead and try entering the keyring password when you're prompted?
>
It gives back an error message. I have not tried finding the hex code and
entering it,
The message almost seems tied to some kind of time out issue.
-MD
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Author: Joseph MartonJoseph Marton
Date: Apr 24, 2007 04:49
On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 21:36:48 +0000, MarkD wrote:
> I should have stated I am using WPA with a pass phrase not WEP. Does your
> advice still appy?
Not sure, I haven't used WPA (though I should). What happens if you go
ahead and try entering the keyring password when you're prompted?
--
Joe Marton
Novell Support Forum SysOp
Novell does not officially monitor these forums!
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Author: MarkDMarkD
Date: Apr 23, 2007 14:36
Joseph Marton wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 18:41:38 +0000, MarkD wrote:
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>> While using my wireless card I keep getting prompted by:
>>
>> Enter password for default keyring to unlock
>>
>> The application 'nm-applet' (/usr/bin/nm-applet) wants to access to the
>> default keyring, but it is locked
>
> If you enter the password for your keyring, does it connect? AFAIK, when
> connecting to a wireless LAN with WEP enabled the WEP key is stored in the
> keyring. If CASA isn't enabled, then you'll get prompted for the password
> to unlock the keyring as soon as you log into your desktop. Once CASA is
> enabled you won't get prompted anymore.
>
I should have stated I am using WPA with a pass phrase not WEP. Does your
advice still appy?
-MD
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Author: MarkDMarkD
Date: Apr 23, 2007 11:41
While using my wireless card I keep getting prompted by:
Enter password for default keyring to unlock
The application 'nm-applet' (/usr/bin/nm-applet) wants to access to the
default keyring, but it is locked
I click Deny, get prompted for my pass phrase again, I enter it. Click ok.
Message pops up again, I click deny again which results in me being
authenticated to the network.
I took a look in Yast but did not see anything obvious. I am using
ndswrapper and a D-Link DWL-AG660 PCMI wireless card.
Thank you,
-MD
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