Peter Palfrader wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Feb 2000, ^°"cZ"ü wrote:
> <..>
> hehe ^^^
>
> mutt's index gets totally screwed up when scrolling over this message
> with a From: like this:
>
> From: =?iso-8859-1?B?XrAiY41aIvw=?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
> Did this happen to others
A friend of mine is having problems with a package (xwhois) that refuses
to be either upgraded or removed. That would be no big deal, but it is
also causing dselect & apt to crap out when trying to upgrade.
The system is running stable, and the only entries in the
/etc/apt/sources.list are for my
Hi,
I think I have asked this question before... but none of the
sugestions seem to work...
My problem is in getting Eterm to grab the console messages. I have
tried suid root, I have tried to run Eterm as root. I have even
tried to change the owener of /dev/console. Nothing works... the Eterm
I'm trying to set up my AWE 64 sound card without success. I read RTFM
but I'm unable to setup my card.
I do the followings:
1. Downloading and installig the latest Awe-drv ( as I see it got into the
kernel tree )
2. Building the kernel based upon suggest
On 2000-03-06 16:59:10, Dan Christensen wrote:
> What I am looking for is a way to just authenticate once, and then
> have the ability to run remote commands getting the error code and
> the output on the local machine.
>
> Is there an easy way to do this?
fsh
/Allan
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Allan M. Wind
On 06-Mar-2000 John G. Norman wrote:
> On debian potato (2.2.12) . . .
>
> I've been examining the files in the various /etc/rc* directories on
> debian, and I'm not sure where I should put my ipchains commands.
>
> What's the best place?
I put mine in /etc/ipchains/ipchains.rules
and I have a
Hi all,
Trying to create a print server and failing at step one: I can't get the printer
+spotted as on the parallell port. In fact, I don't een know if the parallell
+port is spotted.
I just can't get lp to show up. I'm running 2.2.14 and have read some awful
+dense stuff about parports. Befo
I have various shell scripts that do something like the following:
if ssh -a -x remote-machine remote-command > local-file
then
ssh -a -x remote-machine another-command
local-command
else
ssh -a -x remote-machine third-command
another-local-command
fi
and more complicated variations. The
On debian potato (2.2.12) . . .
I've been examining the files in the various /etc/rc* directories on
debian, and I'm not sure where I should put my ipchains commands.
What's the best place?
John N.
On Mon, Mar 06, 2000 at 12:31:56PM -0800, Kevin English wrote:
> Your friend probably disabled telnet in the
> /etc/inetd.conf which is probably a good thing. If I
> were you, I would leave it disabled . . try ssh, if
> you need a Window 98 client, download PuTTY from
> http://www.chiark.greenend.o
> he made it so secure that i can't even get in, go
> figure.
> my telnet port is refusing connections, how do i
> open it again and also, is there any way to make
> linux only accept a telnet connection from a
> specific remote server?
Your friend probably disabled telnet in the
/etc/inetd.conf w
hello,
i am a newbie, hi newbie's
i had a friend configure a linux box to act as a
firewall, ip masquaring etc.
it also is set up as a DHCP, spitting out IP's from
192.168.1.100-200
he made it so secure that i can't even get in, go
figure.
my telnet port is refusing connections, how do
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