Re: Problems with horde/imp

The horde and IMP mailing lists are both quite active and helpful as well: http://www.horde.org/mail/ -mp * UnKnown ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [030327 07:47] spake thusly: > Hi: > Today i started to recive a strange message from the web mail, in a > sertein moment a user was reading his mail trou

Network link?

Is there an easy way, either in /proc/net or elsewhere to see if an Ethernet card has an established physical link? I'm running Debian/Woody with the 2.2.19pre17. I'm guessing that this ability might vary according to card driver but can anyone confirm or deny my suspicion? Thanks. -Myke

Re: Fwd: seamus 2001/09/06 22:15 ACTIVE SYSTEM ATTACK!

Martin, This was discussed a few months back on the SuSe mailing list. The answer given there is pasted below. I'm sure a net search will yield more info. Hope this helps. Posted to Suse list in March 2001: This is most likely triggered by someone from your internal LAN accessing a web site w

Re: hardware compatibility

Thomas, Your card is supported by the XF86_Mach64 Server according to http://www.xfree86.org/cardlist.html Good luck with Debian! --Myke >>> "thomas flynn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/05/01 02:59PM >>> hi folks, going to install linux, thinking of trying debian, need to know if my all in ati all