Hi James,
IMHO your best bet would be a serial-port (RS232) external modem, the
majority of internal modems are winmodems so probably won't work.
If you definately need an internal one I have had success with the
Hayes/Zoom V.92 modems (Lucent chipset), not sure if they are available
where you ar
> It is also more
> "space appropriate" to do this headless than to go with a separate
> traditional box/monitor/keyboard, so long as I'm not walking into more
> headaches than I can guess at at present.
>
Hi Mark,
Given that you are putting all this in a rack, Have you considered using a
KVM sw
> Is there anyone here on the list that is using Debian as a personal
> video recorder? Anybody able to get an unattended machine to record a
> couple of different shows a week? I think I'm gonna need a WinTV card,
> as these seem to be linux supported, but apt-cache search doesn't turn
> up any re
>
> Thanks for the suggestion. I did look into cyrus however I dismissed it
> because it did not appear to support SQL databases, which almost all of
> Postfix lookup tables can be read from.
>
> If I knew more about the C programming language I would consider writing
> either a patch to the vi
>
> The cyrus imap server has a filtering mechanism called "sieve".
> Since cyrus stores all messages in its own message store not
> relying on the unix filesystem for ownership and permissions it
> seems like it would work well for virtual users.
>
> HTH,
> -D
>
Thanks for th
Hello,
I am trying to create a completely virtual mail server (i.e. no shell
accounts).
If itself this is not a problem as Postfix is capable of doing this
however, I wish to add a slight twist to the query. Is it possible to
do Filtering as well.
I have STFW and searched the archives and come
Hi,
After spending many hours last night and today searching the net I found a
few references to other people having similar problems to me. (The system
hangs on my NCR53c875 SCSI controller when I try boot from the rescue disk
to try and install debian "bo" 1.3.1. Incidently Caldera works...)
Hi all,
I'm a newbie to linux, or trying to be since I have not been able to
install it on my system. I have the install/bootable CD but since my drive
is SCSI it will not boot. So I rawrite2'ed a rescue floppy to install
from. It detects the sc875 SCSI controler as an NCR875, which I believe i
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