I had been using Debian since July of 1998. It had been a dual boot
NT/Debian Box. At the time of installation I remember selecting
something like 'Set HW Clock to Local Time'. Now that I've dumped NT
completely and I want to change it to 'HW Clock set to GMT' as I believe
that is the way UNIXish m
The fully qualified name of my linux box is evolution.bilten.metu.edu.tr
Here is what I have in /etc/exim.conf
local_domains = localhost:evolution:evolution.bilten.metu.edu.tr
sender_host_reject_relay = *
sender_host_reject_relay_except = localhost
I am planning to enable anonymous ftp to my linux box.
I am aware of two alternatives: proftpd and wu-ftpd.
Any advantages of one over another?
TIA
Today I had to reboot my linux box by issuing CTRL-ALT-DEL
The system has suddenly become unresponsive while copying some
file from an smbfs mount point.
The following messages were displayed on the console over and over
again:
kernel: eth0: Transmit error, Tx status register 90
k
Thanks for those replies from Jor-el, Gregory and Martin.
But the solutions Jor-el and Gregory had proposed did not work for me,
so I has to the some RTFM.
THE PROBLEM
I installed netscape and was trying to configure mail.
I have exim installed and configured for internet site, uses SMTP.
I tried
I am using Debian Slink with Exim, configured for an Internet Site,
to receive and send mail using SMTP.
Everthing is configured using default configuration paraemeters.
That is relaying mail through smtp for nonlocal domains is disabled.
Now the question is wether Exim rejects smtp requests from
Most of the new motherboards features such as:
CPU, mainboard temprature
CPU, power supply fan speed
Voltage level monitoring.
Guess it must be quite difficult to obtain a general purpose monitoring software
as the hardware implementation of such features seem to be motherboard
brand
I have an IDE ATAPI cdrom, it is /dev/hdb
I have created a soft link, that is /dev/cdrom that points to /dev/hdb
eject and workman do not work\ probably due to permissions of /dev/hdb
brwxrwx--x 1 root disk 3, 64 Mar 3 19:20 /dev/hdb
What is the correct way to solve this problem.
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Ali Onur UYAR wrote:
> What this means is that, as the 16-bit dma channel you have to pass another
> 8-bit dma channel that is instead of passing irq 5,6,7 etc. you have to pass
irq
> 0,1,2,3
> At some point an error message is displayed, something similar t
Hans van den Boogert wrote:
That explains something I experienced before. Thanks for the tip.
BTW, this pciutils package is not in the basic Debian 2.1 set up, yet with
every boot up the kernel invokes lspci, which is doesn't find of course. Is
this an oversight from the team who
Roddie,
I've just configured my SoundBlaster Vibra 16pnp card on Friday.
I started off sending a posting to this newsgroup, compiled a 2.2 kernel,
read plenty of docs and manuals and if you have the some card that is
Vibra 16, than I guess you may be experiencing the same problems I have
experience
On Sat, 22 May, Graham Aston wrote:
On Friday 21 May, Dan Willard wrote:
> The route command now requires a netmask. Just add one in to both of the
> route commands and it should go away.
if you read the 2.2 docs in /usr/src/linux/Changes (or whatever it's
called) then you s
I have been using Linux for a year. I started with hamm and now I am using
slink.
I was running kernel 2.0.36 until last week.
Then decided it was the time to tackle sound config.
Then I realized it might had been a bit easier if I switched to 2.2 series
kernels.
Read a great deal of docs, installe
Hello.
I've got a running Debian Slink system, I've been using Debian since Hamm had
become stable.
Now that I have time for it, I would like to configure sound support. I have
Sounblaster 16 sound card that works properly under NT, which I use quite
rarely.
>From some of the postings to this
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