[klug] Suse 9.3 first thoughts

[Ben]

I didnt want to configure the kernel
Just trying to get you to fix the broken install that you have stuffed up
if you are wanting production yet you cant get SuSE running ( a very simple
OS to install) how are you going to produce anything worth while?
Do you use C++
Linux is written in C++ or maybe perl
Linux has alot of that too
why have you come to a Linux Users Mail list if you want
to go on about how good microthingy is??
I take it you are a newbie, in which case you shouldnt really be 
talking about the intimate differences between distros of Linux!
especially when it is obvious that you havnt installed a simple OS properly
The instructions I gave you where basic permission based instructions
and maybe after you read something before installing you might be fine!
Thats the problem with microsoft users, they are used to having everything
dictated to them by Bill Gates and when confronted with choices their mind 
freezers.
I dont know how I can help you save getting you to read something before
installing.

try:  http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reviews/5855/2/

it about how after a proper instal SuSE 9.3 is better, faster etc etc
and how to do it
I typed "installing SuSE 9.3" on google
Simple really

Good Luck

Ben
;-)

> Sorry Ben,
>
> Ask me/inform me or something? about rgb, cmyk, channels, kerning,
> leading pos/neg spaces - global and local contrasts etc and ...er visual
> gestalt and stuff el etc - then I understand.
>
> Configuring OS's is not where I'm at - just production, thats all
>
> Best,
> Peter
>
> Ben wrote:
> >Also
> >       While your there, install kinternet and try using that
> >to connect and go to /etc/ssh  ssh.config and disable
> >remote root login and use ssh2 and delete 1 by deleting the one like so
> ># ssh2,1
> >should be
> ># ssh2
> >put ppp group in your user account permissions
> >and you should be on a start for the internet
> >install rkhunter or the other rootkit detector
> >while your their
> >if you have connected using root do a rkhunter check
> ># rkhunter -update
> ># rkhunter -c
> >run snort and if everything is ok
> >then carry on with ppp or kinternet using your user account
> >you should have done it during install but never mind you will next time.
> >
> >Ben
> >
> >:-)
> >:
> >>PS
> >>    Please dont connect on the net with PPP using root
> >>I know its tempting but just fix the problem if you can
> >>figure it out, it not hard just think!
> >>Otherwise someone will hack your box, then it will
> >>start behaving funny and then you will be back telling us
> >>how crappy SuSE pro was
> >>
> >>Ben
> >>
> >>:-)
> >>
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