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Old 04-15-2004, 12:45 PM   #1
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installation problem


i have this cable internet and i need to install a login file through which i will be able to log in to the internet. there are two major problems i am facing right now.

1. i dont know the extension of the file i hav to install. it doesnt show. is there any way that i can know the extension or the kind of file it is.

2. i tried ./crclient......
it starts the installation by asking me the IP address and stuff. but in the end or atleast that is wat i think, is says "segmentation error".

kindly help. i am new to linux so please take care of the lingo as i m not aware of it much. i am using red hat 9.

thanx a lot.
regards.
aman
 
Old 04-15-2004, 01:32 PM   #2
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please be more specific, I really don't understand your question
 
Old 04-16-2004, 08:16 AM   #3
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sir it is just that i need to install something, first i dont know the extension of that file. th eprimary name of the file is "crclient" but i donno the extension. now when i install it at the end of the procedure it says segemntation error. if wither of my problem solves.
or else jus tell me how to view the file's extension. i dont get it even after the right-click>properties. m stuck. help! F1!F1!

regards
aman
 
Old 04-17-2004, 10:59 AM   #4
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Did some research on google, and all I found about crclient were your threads on this forum . Where did you get that program from? Are you compiling it? How do you install it? Is it a package? Which distribution are you running?

Btw I'm a 19 years old girl: Sir isn't quite appropriated .
 
Old 04-17-2004, 11:31 AM   #5
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If ./crclient works then there is no extension at all.

It's quite common in Unix/Linux world.

The name of the file is simply "crclient".
 
Old 04-18-2004, 02:03 AM   #6
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oops! sorry :)

i mreally sorry abt the ma'am, i will be careful frm next time, i promise.

ewll too many Q's for a newbie like me anyways i can asnwer some of them.

i got that program from my internet service provider's website. downloaded it.

No ma'am i m not compiling it, jus wanned to install it.

i was trying to install it, but it says segmentation error/ fault each time i try to do so.

it is jus a program that wud jus connect me to the internet (to the LAN basically)

i am using Red Hat 9.

hope that answers all your questions.
once again i apologise for my mistake. i reside in India. very new to linux. cant even install a program here, so no internet on linux, hav to switch over to windows for internet access.

regards
aman
 
Old 04-18-2004, 07:08 AM   #7
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maybe that is just a script/program u r running

also try to check what versions on linux(redhat/mandrake etc etc )ur cable provider supports


also check if ur modem driver has been installed


also pl. india is not new to linux ,since u r new to the community that is the reason

also the linux community knows no boundaries,we have the whole community here to help each other out
 
Old 12-28-2004, 10:05 PM   #8
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Hey ! Man!
Do One thing...
First of all...goto the directory containg crclient file in shell prompt...
Now Issue Command: ./crclient -s
It'll be asking u abt all the questions related to Ur Server Address etc.
Now after complition of this command just issue: ./crclient -u <username> -f /root/crclient.conf
Before this and after complition of first command , just check the availability of "crclient.conf" file in the /root
or simply u can issue command: ./crclient -u <username>
and ./crclient -l --------- For Logout


One most important Question: Have u setup all the Ipaddresses like IP, Domain, Subnetmask, Gateway, DNS etc. for Ur LAN Card???
 
Old 12-31-2004, 06:55 AM   #9
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Thanks a lot. I appreciate that helpful nature of people at LQ. Esp 19 year old girls.
 
  


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