There are very few viruses ever written for Linux but I would say it is probably enough to pick up a virus. You may want to check to see if there are updates for the antivirus software. Also, to answer the question about trojans....Most antivirus software detects viruses and worms and trojans but sometimes they can slip past.

No problem man. If you run into anything else, just let me know. I'll be glad to help out.

Ya it feels good when you accomplish something on a linux box. Feels like you're learning. The chmod usage would go something like this... (this might work for being able to run as a normal user) as root....


% chmod (filename) u+x

It's like saying to the computer (Change mode of (filename) for user(u) to executeable status (x). But if you type it like I put it above, it should work on that file.

LOL! Wow that would be no good working there. I can't say I'm suprised by these figures though.

You'll want to make sure that that file has proper priveliges set up on it. Even root can't run it if it's not set to execute.
You can change this with the chmod command. Use the command "man chmod" for more help using this command. And hey man nobody should laugh at you for using Mandrake. They should know that you're good because you're using Linux and not Windows! Someday you'll move on to the more challenging distros like Debian and you'll love it but everyone has to start somewhere.

My favorite worship song is by my good friend and youth Pastor Jeremy and it's called "Without You" This song is so amazing and easy to worship to. Check it out
http://www.kansasfoursquareyouth.com/store.htm
Go there and click on the link that says "with out you". If you like it, check out the others and if you like it, I highly recommend the CD. It's a real blessing!!!

What are your favorite worship songs?

Oklahoma Howdy to Tabre,

First, I sincerely hope you enjoy Christians Unite.

Second, I'm just a volunteer moderator. I don't pay the bills or make Christians Unite available for fellowship. ADMIN pays the bills and makes the rules. I might add that the rules are not subject to debate.

The ultimate goal of Christians Unite is to be a place of Christian Family Fellowship, safe for the entire family, including children and young adults. That's only one of the reasons why the devil isn't given equal time here. The devil isn't given equal time at Church either, and souls are still being saved.

You can find the devil all over the Internet, but he isn't invited here.

In Christ,
Tom

Hey Tom man I really hope you don't think that I am looking for the devil. And I really hope you don't think I was trying to debate with you or the rules. I'm not looking to change or break the rules. I just wanted to point out something that I'm not entirely sure about. Just presenting a fresh idea. I just want you to know that I don't consider non-christians to be the devil. That's okay with me if you think they are though. I even understand why you might think so too. And you're so right about the devil not having an equal share in church. I certainly hope you don't think I condone the devil in the church or on this site. And Tom I agree with you 100% that people are still being saved. I just wonder how many more would be saved if it weren't for that "Non Christians not Welcome" sign outside the christian world. I wonder if it would be worth taking down that sign if just one less person would end up in hell as the result. I think it would be worth it. By the way I am that person. Let's not invite the devil into our community. Let's invite those that desperately need the Lord and Savior who've been stricken down by the devil.

I know what that means. It means format your hard drive and reinstall Linux. What distro are you usin' bro?

Haha I knew I'd get something like that. Oh well...Lots of people don't agree with me on a lot of things. Thanks for the warm invite though. I'm looking forward to this.

Wow nice poem I don't think I've ever seen someone write a poem about a flu haha. I hope you get better though. It's no good being sick.

I'm a new member as of today and I've been looking arround and this is really a nice site we have here. A true blessing. I just have one thing to mention that kind of bugs me. -

I realize that on a site such as this, there must be some regulation and guidlines that we must follow. I even support these to a certain extent. There's just one thing that I can't get past or even begin to understand. I don't mean to sound negative or like a whiner by any means but, why is it that we are shutting out the people we intend to help? I was reading through the posting guidlines before I made this post and I saw that no athiest or anyone with any other beleifs can post or defend what they beleive. Okay, well I can see how that might be good in some respects, however, I find it offensive to not be able to speak freely and I'm sure many agree with me. As long as I'm not offending anyone else and I'm not restricting anyone's rights, why should I not be able to say what I feel? What my point is is that if I were a non christian and I came to this site and I read the posting guidelines, it would be just another thing that would turn me off to christianity. I would think to myself that these christians are like a clan and they don't let anyone from the outside have a voice. (Before I was a christian I experienced this type of treatment from so-called christians). Jesus went out to be with sinners and nonbeleivers. Not only on this site but in many other ways as well I feel like we don't seek these people out but not only that we keep them distant from us. I feel like this site should have a place for those who are curious about our faith. If they can't express or defend what they already beleive, how will they ever be proven wrong, set free, by the truth? That's how I was saved. I was proven wrong and I had nowhere to turn but to the Lord. In short, in order to minister, we must be good listeners and I don't think anyone can argue with that. Thanks for reading that and I feel better now that I have that off my chest. I hope that nobody hates me now for saying all this :-) , and I'm looking forward to getting to know some of you out there.

Tabre