I wrote previously
> Try removing the root servers hint from it. Or if it does not
> help, then set up /etc/hosts on the sendmail site. It might help.
However if this does help, then do consider that if you don't use
forwarders, and don't use root servers then your machine is on its own, so
it
On Tue, 6 Jul 1999, Brian Schramm wrote:
> I am using one machine to run Debian 2.1. I do not have a network but I want
> bind to handle caching of DNS inquires. I am doing this so I can use the
> sendmail genericstable and virtualtable and convert my addresses to the ones I
> want to have eve
>
> I've got one of Promise's Ultra/66's running just fine here at work. We've
> got it running under kernel verion 2.2.6 with a patch for the controller.
> Patches against 2.2.10 are at http://www.dyer.vanderbilt.edu/server/udma.
I use a 2.0.36 kernel and would not like to upgrade to 2.2 yet.
Does anyone have some experience with ultra/ata 66 controllers?
Do they operate under Linux, if they do, do I need to use some special
drivers to them, or they work out of the box?
If I do need, where can I find them?
What are the experiences with Promise Ultra/ATA 66 and with the Abit
Hot-Boar
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Attila Csosz wrote:
> I'd like to refer to my computer not only as localhost but
> mycomputer.mydomain.com also. I've installed the bind package because of some
> reasons. I'd like to solve this with it. I studied it the named.local file
> seems to be good to do that. How c
On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Algernon NG wrote:
> Help!
>
> I want to set up a mail server. Can you tell me where can I find a good
> POP3 server?
> (Source or Debian Package preferred)
qpopper 2.53 is a good enough option, I think there is a debian package of
it in unstable.
or if you use qmail with
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Well, I'm not the maintainer but I know it hasn't been orphaned because over
> the last
> couple days I received and email notifying me that I bug I submitted for
> qmail-src had
> been fixed. Does qmail need updating? It's still at version 1.03
See subject...
as far as I have seen, potato is glibc 2.1 based, glibc 2.1 needs apt0.3+
and vice versa... so far it seems to be impossible to me...
where can I find an apt 0.3+ for slink?
and then, how can I upgrade to potato?
Robert Varga
What do I need to do to enable PAM on slink?
Is it enough, to install the pam libraries and other related packages, or
do I have to recompile/reinstall/replace some files/packages?
Robert Varga
I am using debian 2.1 on a Pentium II
I would like to set-up a RAID-1 array of 2 IDE drives (on separate
controllers).
I am currently using the 2.0.36 kernel on the distribution.
Can I continue using 2.0.36 or do I have to upgrade to 2.2.x?
If I can: then what patches do I have to apply to i
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