The information you have sent is very helpful... but what is the NETWORK
address? I even called [EMAIL PROTECTED], and they had no idea. Without
that field entered I get a "DIOCADDRT: Network is unreachable" error.
Thanks again.
John
On Thu, 02 Dec 1999, Ed Cogburn wrote:
> "Gregory T. Norris" wrote:
> > On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 12:55:48PM +0100, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote:
> > > Try package netdate :) (it has its own .deb now).
> > I tried that but couldn't find it... guess my mirror just wasn't up to
> > date. Doh!!!
> I d
I always heard that outlook was a piece of shit, based on mostly the fact
that it is so prone to virus spreading. Sure there may be ways
"around" this but the average user isn't going to know about them.
My first(and so far, only) bad experience with Outlook was after a server
upgrade(I saw hundr
"Gregory T. Norris" wrote:
>
> On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 12:55:48PM +0100, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote:
> > Try package netdate :) (it has its own .deb now).
>
> I tried that but couldn't find it... guess my mirror just wasn't up to
> date. Doh!!!
>
> Thanx!
I don't see a 'netdate' package
Antonio,
I got some links that may help you:
http://olympic.atmos.colostate.edu/basic_unix.html
http://php.iupui.edu/~kcmcreyn/L401/Unix/file_perm.html
http://menaik.cs.ualberta.ca/doc/Talks/Unix/file_permissions.html
http://www.msoe.edu/personal/workshop/9603/adv/unix/permissions.html
Everyone: please stop reporting bugs for base-passwd. I'm very
much aware of the problems and already fixed them in version
3.1.5. However due to a bug in the current rsync package this
version hasn't been installed on the FTP servers yesterday.
Wichert.
--
__
G'day all,
recently I swapped over disks from my old system to the new one.
I need the user quotas working on one disk that was sdc1 on the old system and
is sde1 on the new one with the same quotas as were on the old sustem.
I have tried just using the old user.quota but it dosn't seem t
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 12:55:48PM +0100, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote:
> Try package netdate :) (it has its own .deb now).
I tried that but couldn't find it... guess my mirror just wasn't up to
date. Doh!!!
Thanx!
>> ... the LSB is working with GNU Project developers, especially from
>> Debian. ...
Dylan Thurston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[ Dylan's private email is quoted with his permission ]
> One comment that you probably know by now: Debian is not the GNU
> project. There is no official relation be
> I tried to change boot=hda3 to hda4
Did you move the 'bootable' flag from hda3 to 4, too?
Otherwise, the MBR tries to start your old LILO on hda3.
You can also install LILO in the MBR using
boot=hda
that makes the 'bootable' flag obsolete.
Dietrich
--
Dietrich Clauß <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hello
i continue interested in making my box to power-on-ring
i have enabled the option in my BIOS setup: and they say wake-on-ring
and assigned the irq to the modem
but (as usual) things dont work
i have a GA 7IX motherboard, an external acer modem
i read in the motherboard manual that there
Hello Alice,
to install/run netscape 4.7 from the downloaded tar.gz file you don't need
any of the Debian netscape packages. Here are the steps I did to install
it on my machine:
1. copy the netscape 4.7 tar.gz file to /tmp
2. unpack the file: cd /tmp; tar xvzf netscape 4.7 tar.gz
3. change to th
On 12/02/99 02:50PM, John and Monica Patton wrote:
> I have the ethernet card working properly. I recompiled the kernel with
> the latest stable driver, and a look at dmesg suggests thats its
> recognized. I just need to set up configuration files and so forth.
>
It'd be nice to be able to run
* Marc Mongeon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm looking for a way to create rather nice-looking network topology
> maps. I figure a solution will involve an easy-to-use object-oriented
> drawing program with a library of network objects (routers, switches,
> links, clouds, etc.) that is also ext
Amazingly, I finally have a successful installation of slink. Whew!
I missed a couple of bends in the road, however:
(1) The opportunity to select a profile blew right past me somehow. What can
I enter at the bash prompt to return to that stage in the game?
(2) How can I remove PCMCIA now?
__
> "Brad" == Brad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brad> On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 05:11:37AM -0500, Paul McHale wrote:
>> I agree that I am using MS Outlook. I think it is the best
>> As far as breaking the thread, what are refering to?
Brad> Mutt has support for threads. That mea
You should check out xfig. It's not exactly Visio but may be the best tool in
this
case.
Marc Mongeon wrote:
> Sorry, this is a bit off-topic, but I thought it might be a quick and
> painless way to reach people who have already tackled a problem I'm
> facing.
>
> I'm looking for a way to create
In your lilo.conf change:
boot=/dev/hda2
to:
boot=/dev/hda
That should work.
Matthew Denson wrote:
> OK here are the files.
>
> /etc/lilo.conf
> --
> boot=/dev/hda2
> root=/dev/hda2
> install=/boot/boot.b
> map=/boot/map
> vga=normal
> delay=20
> image=/vmlinuz
> label=Lin
I had a working LILO until I moved a partition. I have changed
everything back again, but now I get LI at bootup. I have reconfigured
LILO according to where it should be...hda3 which is also the
root(ext2)...How can I find out exactly which partition LILO is on and
also Linux. Is there a way to g
Paul McHale wrote:
> Steve,
>
> I agree that I am using MS Outlook. I think it is the best program available
> for
> my use. I don't understand your difficulty. I forwarded the message to my
> linux
> server and opened it with mutt. It came across in plain text. I double
> checked
> the ou
Hi
is there anyway to label a particular block on a scsi hdisk as being bad?
I am performing a mke2fs -c, which checks for bad blocksin this
particular case it has found a bad block and has aborted the mke2fs process
with an error message.
thanx
thanks for the advice. changing (fixing) permissions did not work. what is
the difference
between "chown lp " and "chown lp.lp "? i tried it both ways.
i tried to roll back to the slink version of lprng but my method must not have
been correct.
first, i edited /etc/apt/sources.list changing u
Any suggestions on how large to create my partitions based on the
following usage:
Apache *only local* for designing my database and HTML (not sure which
mods), PHP, Mysql...
GUI heavweights : X, KDE or Gnome, Star Office or Word Perfect,
Netscape...
I presume /user will have to be as large as
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 05:11:37AM -0500, Paul McHale wrote:
>
> I agree that I am using MS Outlook. I think it is the best program
> available for my use. I don't understand your difficulty. I forwarded the
> message to my linux server and opened it with mutt. It came across in plain
> text.
Richard Stallman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Subject: Re: Proposal: Source file package format
>>
>> ++ Enables convergence towards Linux Standard Base (LSB)
> Reducing incompatibility between the variants of the GNU operating
> system that use Linux as the kernel is a useful job. The GNU
I have the ethernet card working properly. I recompiled the kernel with
the latest stable driver, and a look at dmesg suggests thats its
recognized. I just need to set up configuration files and so forth.
By the way, my kernel is 2.0.36.
Thanks.
John
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 08:17:12AM -0800, Eric Hagglund wrote:
> I would like to change the pointers in option 1 of
> dselect so that I am able to access the latest
> availble, stable software for potato. Can anyone tell
> advise what the best url is for this purpose?
>
> I'm looking to upgrade to
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 02:24:43PM -0600, Marc Mongeon wrote:
> Has anybody found a utility that fits this description? I played around
> a little bit with a drawing program called "dia," but its object lib-
> rary was minimal.
>
Mark,
The October Gnome version of dia has a much better object li
"Jens B. Jorgensen" wrote:
>
> The trouble is that none of the utilities (that I know of) allow you to
> specify the
> password on the command line. Perhaps you can do it with pipes, like the
> following.
Check the list archives - I posted a script on this list a couple days
back that generates
The trouble is that none of the utilities (that I know of) allow you to specify
the
password on the command line. Perhaps you can do it with pipes, like the
following.
Ok, let's say you have a file users.txt with a list of user names you want to
add, one
per line.
for i in $(cat users.txt) ; d
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 01:00:11PM +0200, Martin Fluch wrote:
>
> can anyone give me a short hint, how do I move my secret key from pgp
> (2.6.3) to gpg (1.0) (if it is posible)?
The easiest way is to just tell gpg to use pgp's keyrings in addition to
its own. Add these lines to the ~/.gnupg/opti
I had a working LILO until I moved a partition. I have changed
everything back again, but now I get LI at bootup. I have reconfigured
LILO according to where it should be...hda3 which is also the
root(ext2)...How can I find out exactly which partition LILO is on and
also Linux. Is there a way to g
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Marc Mongeon wrote:
Mongeo >I'm looking for a way to create rather nice-looking network topology
Mongeo >maps. I figure a solution will involve an easy-to-use object-oriented
Mongeo >drawing program with a library of network objects (routers, switches,
Mongeo >links, clouds, e
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 02:36:25PM -0600, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> The trouble is that none of the utilities (that I know of) allow you to
> specify the
> password on the command line. Perhaps you can do it with pipes, like the
> following.
This program is included in the passwd package on eve
here is what I use to add users from the file.
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 02:36:25PM -0600, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> The trouble is that none of the utilities (that I know of) allow you to
> specify the
> password on the command line. Perhaps you can do it with pipes, like the
> following.
>
>
On Thu, 02 Dec 1999 14:36:25 -0600
Jens B Jorgensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The trouble is that none of the utilities (that I know of) allow
> you to specify the password on the command line. Perhaps you can
> do it with pipes, like the following.
This is the sort of problem that you use ex
Hi
i have added a 37GB scsi disk to our samba image server and I want to make
that disk the bootup disk. ie i want linux to boot off the new disk as
opposed to the smaller scsi that it currently boots off. What needs to be
done to achieve this? I know you can specify which partition to boot of
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 21:06:36 +0100, J Horacio MG wrote:
> This question is with regard to both glibc-crypt-2.1.2.tar.gz and
> patch-int-2.2.10.4.gz, are these included in a "normal" Debian
> distribution?
glibc-crypt: yes (it does hashing, not encryption).
patch-int: on non-US.debian.org you c
Sorry, this is a bit off-topic, but I thought it might be a quick and
painless way to reach people who have already tackled a problem I'm
facing.
I'm looking for a way to create rather nice-looking network topology
maps. I figure a solution will involve an easy-to-use object-oriented
drawing prog
Jens,
As far as I remember, this is the problem: when you download any
tar.gz file in Windows, it will be automatically renamed whatever_tar.gz
due to the DOS/Windows limitations when it comes to filenames (remember: 8
characters name, 3 characters for the extension, and only one extensio
Hi,
I hunted down the problem with previous post(s) being in HTML. If you are
an outlook user and are interested in the resolution, please e-mail. Most
people apparently have this set correctly and know how to detect HTML.
Thanks to everyone for the constructive comments regarding replying styl
Say I do a "normal" Debian (or any other Linux OS) install with, eg.
glibc2.1 and kernel2.10 (or any other glibc and kernel), would these be
the complete library and kernel?
This question is with regard to both glibc-crypt-2.1.2.tar.gz and
patch-int-2.2.10.4.gz, are these included in a "normal"
Okay. I recently got a cable modem through [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm pretty
sure that I have the ethernet card installed properly, but I'm lost
about what to do next! I have a static IP address with a net mask, a
gateway address, a host name and a domain name, and a pair of server
addresses. Everyth
Hello and good evening.
MK>What's the contents of your /etc/lilo.conf? Do you have boot=/dev/hda? Why
MK>not also send us a printout of the partition setup from (c)fdisk. Do you
MK>have the bootable flag set on /dev/hda2?
I think, the errormessage has nothing to do with LILO !!!
MK>> Non-Sy
Hi Paulo
You might want to try the Debian-based Linux Router Project, at
http://www.linuxrouter.org/
The whole thing runs off a write-protected floppy, so you can't be hacked as
badly as with a HD. The docs on the official site are not too good, you
can find good ones a
OK here are the files.
/etc/lilo.conf
--
boot=/dev/hda2
root=/dev/hda2
install=/boot/boot.b
map=/boot/map
vga=normal
delay=20
image=/vmlinuz
label=Linux
read-only
Partition Table for /dev/hda
---Starting--- EndingS
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 08:54:19AM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print using
LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although I'm sure
the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the "lpr file.ps" command,
no
try to download the original fortify from www.fortify.net and grab the
latest netscape and install manually, thats how i've done it(till netscape
had 128bit binaries for linux now i get those but i see yer in the
.uk) and have never had a problem.
nate
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Tony wrote:
uctpja >
uc
I've had a really frustrating time trying to upgrade to 128 bit SSL encryption
on Netscape. I do apt-get install fortify, and fortify claims that my netscape
is not one that it supports; I look in the database fortify has, and my NS is
there. I even uninstall my netscape, re-install using netsc
I also tried to a remote network printer (Novell) and had the same problem. If
it is a bug, how do I (we) determine which package has the problem for filing a
bug report? That I am not the only one experiencing the problem gives me faith
that I wasn't doing something too stupid.
Dave
>>> Pet
thanks for the mail nate! your domain doesnt resolve :) fetchmail wasnt
delivering messages for the past 3 days i thought the list was down! ack.
fetchmail: 214 messages for nate at mail.firetrail.com (556646 octets).
fetchmail: reading message 1 of 214 (3417 octets) (log message
incomplete)
fetc
Hi all,
I have a Compaq Smart Array 221 on a Proliant 1600 server, and
have already configured the disk array. I plugged another SCSI
drive into the first SCSI channel and could detect the logical
drives with a 2.2.13 kernel booting from that SCSI drive. So
hopefully I can get the RAID running wi
Quoting Paul McHale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I agree that I am using MS Outlook. I think it is the best program
> available for my use. I don't understand your difficulty. I forwarded the
> message to my linux server and opened it with mutt. It came across in plain
> text. I double checked the
>Hi!
>
>I discovered a strange thing:
>In an xterm the function keys produce the following:
> F1 -> ^[OP
> F2 -> ^[OQ
> F3 -> ^[OR
> F4 -> ^[OS
> F5 -> ^[[15~
> F6 -> ^[[16~
>...
>
>On a different system (I tried SuSE) they produce:
> F1 -> ^[[11~
> F2 -> ^[[12~
> F3 -> ^[[13~
> F4 -> ^[[14~
> F5
What's the contents of your /etc/lilo.conf? Do you have boot=/dev/hda? Why not
also
send us a printout of the partition setup from (c)fdisk. Do you have the
bootable flag
set on /dev/hda2?
Matthew Denson wrote:
> I posted this to the newsgroup linux.debian.user yesterday. But now I'm
> subscri
I'd be very interested to know details about how to do this. Searching the
list archive, someone else mentioned editing the index file, which I found,
but I don't know how to properly edit it. Any help would be appreciated.
Thx,
Grant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Forwarded message from Brad <[EMAIL PR
>
> I have discovered a fair amount of BSD advocacy
> turned "anti-Linux".
> Like Linux zealots, BSDers are not above snobbery.
>
I think both groups need to be open minded, we all
have something we can learn from each other. Alas,
the BSD licences would allow linux to 'borrow' or
'steal' good s
Several weeks ago I discovered that my server, running Debian 2.0.36, is
making repeated udp requests to a nonexistent port on another server. The
iptraffic log looks like this:
Mon Nov 22 15:26:59 1999: UDP from cepa.newschool.:1253 to
A032156.N1.Vand:doma
in on eth0
I can't figure out how to s
I posted this to the newsgroup linux.debian.user yesterday. But now I'm
subscribed to this list. I apologize if you've seen this before.
Good evening all,
I have just completed the installation of Debian/Linux 2.1 on my old Compaq
laptop. When I finished it would not boot from the hard drive
I have been following the postings about hte inaccuracy of time
brought about by shutting down the machine.
The suggestions were: rem /etc/adjtime, run hwclock
and remove hwclock --adjust line from /etc/initd.hwclock.sh
I have done this, run hwclock to adjust the time and then run
hwclock --hctos
Mirek Kwasniak wrote:
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 03:55:10PM +0100, Petru NOTINGHER
wrote:
> I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer.
I tried lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
> stays.
>
> It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Why? I and many ot
I would like to change the pointers in option 1 of
dselect so that I am able to access the latest
availble, stable software for potato. Can anyone tell
advise what the best url is for this purpose?
I'm looking to upgrade to the latest versions of all
packages in stable, main, and non-free.
__
So then Kenneth Scharf ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said . . .
> If there are any debian-bsd people here maybe they can
> answer this. I have been doing some reading and have
> heard that some of the BSD variants are considered a
> better canidate os for a firewall system than linux
> (herertic!). OpenBS
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 03:55:10PM +0100, Petru NOTINGHER wrote:
> I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer. I tried
> lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
> stays.
>
> It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Why? I and many others use lprng for
Hi,
On Thu, Dec 02, 1999 at 08:54:19AM -0500, David Wilson wrote:
> I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print
> using LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although
> I'm sure the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the "lpr file.ps"
On Thu, 2 Dec 1999, Jim Crumley wrote:
> I am running an updated yesterday potato/x86 system. I get the following
> error when I try to run IDL (Interactive Data Language from RSI) 5.2 :
>
> /usr/local/rsi/idl_5.2/bin/bin.linux/idl: error in loading shared libraries:
> /us
> r/local/rsi/idl_5.2
Hi!
I discovered a strange thing:
In an xterm the function keys produce the following:
F1 -> ^[OP
F2 -> ^[OQ
F3 -> ^[OR
F4 -> ^[OS
F5 -> ^[[15~
F6 -> ^[[16~
...
On a different system (I tried SuSE) they produce:
F1 -> ^[[11~
F2 -> ^[[12~
F3 -> ^[[13~
F4 -> ^[[14~
F5 -> ^[[15~
F6 -> ^[
I have exactly the same problem, but with a remote (network) printer. I tried
lpd instead of LprNG, the problem
stays.
It might be a bug somewhere. Maybe we should file a bug report ?
Petru
David Wilson wrote:
> I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print
> using
Hi,
I am running an updated yesterday potato/x86 system. I get the following
error when I try to run IDL (Interactive Data Language from RSI) 5.2 :
/usr/local/rsi/idl_5.2/bin/bin.linux/idl: error in loading shared libraries: /us
r/local/rsi/idl_5.2/bin/bin.linux/libidl.so.5.2: undefined symbol:
Sounds like a winmodem :(
but it might not be, 28.8 winmodems were kinda rare, if you go into win95 and
get the results of the ATI comands from the modem control pannel I could tell
you for sure.
R.
>>> "Sledge, Dennis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/02/99 06:58AM >>>
Can someone provide a little help
On 2 Dec 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
[ snip ]
: Reportedly, *BSD's have the fastest TCI/IP stack in the industry. They
: are also pretty secure, out of the box. For example, while Linux
: mounts disk partitions asynchronously, my FreeBSD installation mounts
: syncronously by default.
... whic
Owch... looks like you have a win-modem. In order to save on hardware costs a
lot of modem manufacturers off load the data compression onto the cpu rather
than including special hardware for the tasks. the problem is that this sort of
software only runs under windows. (AFAIK) In order to spot a
On 2/12/99 Kenneth Scharf wrote:
OpenBSD in particular was highly
regarded in this (though it was said to be a RPITA to
install). Any thoughts on this out there?
I installed OpenBSD and its not that bad, there is no pretty curses
UI for the installer no, but its really quite simple (in some
*- On 1 Dec, Jason Winters wrote about ""
> What do I use to open a gz file?
gunzip is the simplist solution but this also depends on what
the actual file is. If it is a tar.gz or tgz file then this is a
gzipped tar file which tar can handle natively with 'tar zxf
'. There are other methods of
El mié, 01 de dic de 1999, a las 09:38:42 +0100, Klaus Drews dijo:
>
> this is a reply to an older message.
> Question was, how to upgrade to perl5. Here is the answer from the
> perl5-base-package:
>
> coma:/usr/src/packages# dpkg -i perl-5.005-base_5.005.03-4.deb
> (Reading database ... 53468
No, the problem was with procmail. There was no
/home/escarlata/Mail/log/ directory, so that was it.
Thank you for your interest.
El jue, 02 de dic de 1999, a las 08:30:03 -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] dijo:
> Pardon me for possible stupidity... Why is the email addressed to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lo
On 02-Dec-1999 Arcady Genkin wrote:
> I haven't had new messages since Nov. 27. Mail to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] bounces.
>
The list is down and a new server is needed. See the Licq homepage for
details.
--
Andrew
Pardon me for possible stupidity... Why is the email addressed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Localhost is a special hostname that is for the loopback
address of 127.0.0.1, maybe that could be contributing to your problem. Is the
escarlata user defined on your mailserver @ciberia.es? If not I could see
Ok, last night I saw in the list archive where on Oct 12 someone
(John Foster) said
--I just installed the new Netscape 4.71 version on my Debian
--Linuxserver. Just a report- It installs nicely with the Netscape4
--installer from Debian if you rename it to the proper convention. It
Can someone provide a little help to a novice Linux User?
I have installed the Caldera OpenLinux 1.3 on a Pentium 120, 80MB RAM, 2GB
machine. The computer is an IBM Aptiva with an integrated
sound/modem/fax/voice card. (Don't give me that funny look, my brother gave
it to me.) I have Windows 95 in
As of right now, I have decided to give Sawmill a try since many people
recommended it. But my Debian Box doesn't have internet access so I can't
download or use apt-get to get sawmill online. So how do I go about doing
this? Can I download the Sawmill package and all its dependant packages on
flo
I recently installed potato and am new to Linux. I seem unable to print using
LPRng and haven't found any helpful information in HOW-TOs, although I'm sure
the info I need is there somewhere. When I issue the "lpr file.ps" command,
nothing happens, no errors, no output.
I have two parallel po
Kenneth Scharf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> If there are any debian-bsd people here maybe they can
> answer this. I have been doing some reading and have
> heard that some of the BSD variants are considered a
> better canidate os for a firewall system than linux
> (herertic!). OpenBSD in partic
>>>Carl Fink wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > If you have installed the `menu'-package, click on the entry
> > `window-managers', where you have entries for all installed WMs. If
> > you click on one, it changes to this WM -- that's all, no extra
> > utility needed. (Why, it's Debia
Hi!
I have installed proftpd, and I have a slight problem. It's running
as a standalone server, and it works fine with two users I created "by
hand". However, if I create users with pdadduser and use the expect script
mkpasswd (in /usr/doc/expect???/examples :D), the users can login throug
If there are any debian-bsd people here maybe they can
answer this. I have been doing some reading and have
heard that some of the BSD variants are considered a
better canidate os for a firewall system than linux
(herertic!). OpenBSD in particular was highly
regarded in this (though it was said
>What do you mean by co-location? Many DSL providers
>won't allow users
>run
>their servers also. Could you give the names of who
>does.
I believe that flashcom.com will allow a single server
to be run from (some of) their dsl accounts, perhaps
with a small extra monthly fee. They do have more
c
The trick (as you showed, but didn't point out) is
that you must either have /sbin in you path (which
root does) or specifiy it when you try to run
ifconfig.
Mere mortals must run ifconfig as such:
/sbin/ifconfig
Root can just type ifconfig, because /sbin is in his
path. Or course mere mortals c
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Sorry i know this is stupid but im looking for drivers to
> my network component (Nile VIA VT86C916)
> it was given to me for free & i cant find drivers
> (i have only the hardware)
> Can u help me ?
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>Sorry i know this is stupid but im looking for
drivers >to
>my network component (Nile VIA VT86C916)
>it was given to me for free & i cant find drivers
>(i have only the hardware)
>Can u help me ?
I don't know if this is the right driver, but a search
in the src (kernel 2.0.36) shows a via-rhi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> If you have installed the `menu'-package, click on the entry
> `window-managers', where you have entries for all installed WMs. If
> you click on one, it changes to this WM -- that's all, no extra
> utility needed. (Why, it's Debian :).)
Yes, I know, but I have KDE in
Joe Block <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone gotten mod-auth-mysql to build correctly on slink/x86? I'm
> trying to puzzle out what I need to tell configure so it'll produce a
> working makefile. I looked and didn't find a deb for it in stable or
> unstable.
>
> Yes, I have mysql-dev & ap
Hi,
I want to install an NNTP server and news reader so that I can read some
news groups I am interested in. The machine I have runs on Hamm, and has
very little free disk space (about 145 M in /usr and 20 M in /var).
However, I am interested only in a few newsgroups, mainly comp.text.tex.
Could a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carl Fink) writes:
> I've heard tell of a utility found in other distro's called
> "switchdesk" to change window manager/graphical environment. That is,
> if you're experimenting with KDE and GNOME and, say, fvwm, it would
> let you easily and interactively switch your default
On Mon, Dec 02, 2013 at 09:42:33AM -0200, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
wrote:
> Hi all,
> anyone knows about a software and documentation for accounting hours at
> an ISP.
sac, present in slink as sac_1.7-1.deb and in potato as sac_1.8b8-1.deb
(section admin)
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"Gregory T. Norris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone tell me what happenned to netdate? It used to be part of
> netstd, but doesn't seem to exist in potato anymore...
Try package netdate :) (it has its own .deb now).
Greetings,
joachim
Hi all,
anyone knows about a software and documentation for accounting hours at
an ISP.
Thanks for any info,Paulo Henrique
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Information Technology Consultant
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I have a program, that I want to be executed in parallel (possibly on a network
of Linux boxes). I've heard that Python is one of the esiest tools to be the
`supervisor' -
to launch the programs, to collect results, to inform me about the progress,
and so on. Can you tell me where to start explo
- install telnetd; "apt-get install telnetd"
- try it; "telnet localhost"
- lookup your Internet IP address; "ifconfig"
- try it from the remote box; "telnet XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX"
- tweak /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny to make sure not every
machine on the Internet can "enjoy" your telnet servic
Hi all,
I have a computer (486 SX 33 - 16 Mb - 2 ethernet cards) that I want to
put to be a firewall in my network of 5 or 6 PCs that have real IPs. What I
can do to all packages pass by the 486 and still have real IPs?
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Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oli
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