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The XDarwin launches the initial X11 clients that are set in your default login shell. To use an alternative shell , you must set the shell along with the paths using the initialization files for the shell. X11 uses the twm windows manager and X11R6 uses the .xinitrc file, because you are using...

You say that the files are not arranged according to specification? Well.. did you make sure that after you compiled, built Pine you moved the program files to the correct directories? The binaries are usally in /usr/local/bin , in rare circumstances they are in /usr/bin. For further help...

First open up a terminal window and type in the following: "which cc" ( without the quotes ) It should return: "/usr/bin/cc" (without the quotes) that should be the symbolic link to the gcc 3.3 installation which i believe is, "usr/bin/gcc3-3" . That will confirm that you have...

well do you have the OS 9 folders setup as well as you did the other folders? i.e on the mounted NFS "reshared" volume . Also do you have the classic environment ( OS 9 ) set up to boot/start up at login? If you do, are extentions enabled or disabled? Look at those settings and you should be...

Alright well.. It looks like your able to correctly ssh into your yavanna computer. Ignore that message that you get, even though it says that there might be a possible breakin attempt i doubt it. Check around your logs and see if there is any activity showing that someone has been there, or...

btw.. you said that you have it running in bridge mode, are you trying to have your airport extreme point to lets say another access point? or create some sort of a wds connection? because if so.. then as an addition to what i said above, the wireless access point may not accept wds connections...

Hey ppat, do you have DHCP enabled on both your Shorewall Firewall and the Airport Express? Because if you are .. that might be the problem...? Do you have WPA security enabled on your AE as well? If you do , and because you already have a router on your network, which looks to me like its...

Can you give a little more detail to your network setup... As that way people would be able to assist you if your situation is better understood..

Hey, quick question.. Are you using DHCP? As in are you allowing a router on your network to assign IP's automatically? As that may be the problem.. That the location of the server you are trying to log into has changed thus the identification keys dont match. Here are some links that will help...