I am trying to compile the sound support into my 2.0.30
Redhat 4.2 kernel. During "make menuconfig", I set:
IRQ = 5
DMA = 1, 5
I/O: 220
The rest of 'make' went well. However, when I try to
"insmod sound" after a reboot with the new kernel,
I get:
sb: interrupt fail
Hi,
I am trying get my Dimond Supra 33.6 PnP modem to work under RH5. I
followed a couple of peoples suggestions and tried doing the following:
setserial /dev/modem autoconfig auto_irq
setserial
setserial /dev/modem irq 3
but did not work.
Under WIN95 the modem is configured as follows:
sorry if this message in reply to the query regarding' chmod' is toomuch
for some
the command 'chmod' allows to specify the permission one (owner) can
impose on self,group,and public {u(ser),g(group,o(thers)} for the
following action
4 read only
2 write only
1 execute only but no c
On 5 Mar 98 at 7:32, Kit Cosper wrote about
"Re: Conpatable UPS":
} > > Does anyone know of a UPS that can be programmed to issue the shutdown command
} > > to the computer in the event of a power outage? I need a system rated at about
} > > 400 watts.
} > >
} > The UPS-HOWTO covers this fo
-Original Message-
From: John Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, March 05, 1998 19:24 PM
Subject: Redirecting Apache web errors?
>Is there any way to redirect errors that occur on my machine such as;
>
>Error Decription
>---
hi friends,
after hearing the discussion on SWAP I am puzzled because I did
not allocate any space for SWAP thinking that my 32mb ram will be sufficient
(since linux doc says 16mb will be min requirement) . now this argument
of 2X and X/2 (where X is the RAM) confuses me. can somebody en
hello all,
I got the following message tonight and I'm wondering just exactly what it
might mean... this is the first time I've seen something like this before:
SCSI disk error : host 0 channel 0 id 0 lun 0 return code = 2802
extra data not valid Current error sd08:01: sns = 70 4
Raw sense d
> > Will Ghostscript (GNU version or newest Aladdin version) work with
> > the Canon BJC-4300/4550/4650 family of printers? There is nothing
> > about these printers listed in the GS docs/sources. My supplier
> > says the 4550 and 4650 are 100% compatible with the 4300 (A4 model),
> > but even t
Hi,
Sorry to interrupt your conversation.
But I got the same error message during RedHat5.0 booting.
Not only that, immediately follows nfs initialization is the amd
initialization. My RedHat5.0 booting get stucked at amd for about
2.5 minutes, then it continues (after a similar error message)
I recently got Linux 4.2 Biltmore, but was forced to install it on hdd.
Since LILO cannot boot from there, and reconnecting my drives is not a
feasable alternative, I decided to use Loadlin. Strangely, it freezes every
time I try to boot. Can someone tell me what files I need to run it and
where I
I'll bet your not running lilo after compiling your kernels...
This means you are in fact running your old kernel...I believe it's possible
that your running your old kernel even if you copied your new one on top,
and therefore, your old one no longer exists (at least as a file entry.)
The blocks
I haven't had any problems with my external SCSI Jaz either. In fact,
all the installations I have done have come directly off of a Jaz
cartridge. I then manually remount the drive later if I need to add
packages or what not. This way, I only need one drive for several
machines...
Hello all,
I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
drivers and send it as well. I have tried several time to compile
it with these drivers with no luck. The rpm on redhat's site has
all the drivers but these
Hugh A. Duguid ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Trying to set up FTP SERVER. Have installed the anon-ftp.rpm, and
> Netkit.base.rpm. BUT, I can not find ftpd.
>
> Ftp Server was not installed during the initial setup.
The ftp server is in the wu-ftpd package.
Bill
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Troy D. Taylor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Has anyone else had problems with the Jaz drive and Redhat Linux?
>
> I specific problem I have is after the Jaz spins down. I get scsi errors
> trying to access the drive from a crontab entry. I have tried accessing
> the drive just a few moments befo
Roger, I tried the way you said, but as the story of my HTTP life goes,
it did not work
any direction would greatly be appriciated.
Rich
Roger wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 05, 1998 at 09:57:11AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> ]>
> ]> Visitor since bla bla
>
> Ohh so close!
>
> It shou
What is exactly your problem, I have a ppp conection that is controled by
the cron program, so I have it during a defined periods of hours and days.
__
Alfonso Barreto Lopez Inst. de Inv. de Matematicas U.N.A.M
On
This isn't a Linux specific problem, but Linux did help me to pinpoint
it...
You all may recall a month or so ago I called for help because I seemed to
have suffered an IRQ line failure on a Pentium 133 system.
In the end, I simply picked a different IRQ and away I went.
I had received one cry
I've just updated gcc (2.7.2.3) and recompiled the kernel for the 7th time
and just noticed that upon boot (and in dmesg) it reports:
Linux version 2.0.33 ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 2.7.2.1) #3 Sun Jan
25 23:34:17 CST 1998
I used a config file from a previous xconfig, made a few minor ad
Wayne-
Please let me know what you find out about setting up your PPP cause I'm
trying to do the same thingeven after reading 30 printed pages from the
manual I'm still having trouble too!!
Thanks!
Jason
-Original Message-
From: wward [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, M
Is there any way to redirect errors that occur on my machine such as;
Error Decription
--- ---
304 Document Moved
302 Document Not Found Elsewhere
400 Bad Request
403 Forbidden
404 Document not found
and forward those errors to the home page
Has anyone else had problems with the Jaz drive and Redhat Linux?
I specific problem I have is after the Jaz spins down. I get scsi errors
trying to access the drive from a crontab entry. I have tried accessing
the drive just a few moments before to "wake up" the jaz drive, to no avail.
After
Trying to set up FTP SERVER. Have installed the anon-ftp.rpm, and
Netkit.base.rpm. BUT, I can not find ftpd.
Ftp Server was not installed during the initial setup.
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Has anybody worked with Twincom's Dual Disc Mirror or Network Disc Mirror?
How reliable are they? Network Disc Mirror would solve alot of our
problems.
Thanks
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I am configuring sendmail on a gateway machine
which is IP-Masquerading for a LAN.
I would like to do two things.
1) I want the gateway to foward mail for *one particular*
email address outside of the LAN,
i.e. to [EMAIL PROTECTED] The LAN clients
will send email to the sendmail/gateway machi
I am configuring sendmail on a gateway machine
which is IP-Masquerading for a LAN.
I would like to do two things.
1) I want the gateway to foward mail for *one particular*
email address outside of the LAN,
i.e. to [EMAIL PROTECTED] The LAN clients
will send email to the sendmail/gateway machi
On Thu, Mar 05, 1998 at 02:44:58PM -0700, Troy D. Taylor wrote:
> My software company is currently limited to using RedHat 4.2 due to the
> fact that some of the software we run is currently unsupported by 5.0. I
> am setting up a dual pent. II and need to know:
>
> 1) Should I compile the kerna
Hi,
I rtfm, all of them. That's my problem, to many manual with different
methods. Could somebody help me off line?
TIA.
Wayne
P.S. I'll explain what I've done off line.
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> The problem: This morning I shutdown the box to run the memtest86
> utility (someone on the list was asking about EDO and mixing chips, so I
> checked mine again). That was all I ran, then I rebooted RH via
> bootmanager - only to find /usr/local was not mounted. I tried to fsck,
> but that just
Ok, here we go. I'm getting this error message when using the network:
eth0: Oversized ethernet buffer detected in multiple frames
Umm, why? ;-)
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> 2) How do I go about enabling the SMP (scalable multiple processors?) for
> redhat 4.2?
Sorry to be picayune, but SMP means Symmetrical MultiProcessing. Has to do with
how work is allocated between/among the available CPUs.
David Fisher
Fisher Research Corporation
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On Thu, 05 Mar 1998, LG wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I just have installed Redhat 5 on a intel machine, and nfs will not boot
>up.
>
>This is what happens when I try to boot it:
>
># ./nfs start
>Starting NFS services: rpc.mountd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to
>receive; errno = Connection refused
>rpc.
My software company is currently limited to using RedHat 4.2 due to the
fact that some of the software we run is currently unsupported by 5.0. I
am setting up a dual pent. II and need to know:
1) Should I compile the kernal to run as a Pent (686) or a PPro in the make
config?
2) How do I go abo
Does anyone know if redhat-list has a message digest feature and if so, how
do I turn it on? (I already tried asking the listserver for "help")
Thanks for your time.
Troy D. Taylor
System Administor
U.S. Logistics INC.
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Bingo! Thanks guys!
Jeff Richmond
Systems Administrator
Sharp Labs of America
5750 NW Pacific Rim Blvd.
Camas, Washington 98607
(360) 817-8463 Phone
(360) 817-8436 Fax
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Hmm, didn't seem to work. I still am presented with a Windows NT/Windows
98 boot menu.
I booted from the install disks as you suggested, mounted /dev/hdb1 on
/mnt (this drive is dedicated to Linux, Hda1 is NT/98).
Now, I tried a couple of things. First, I tried your command, then I
tried some v
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, David S Edwards wrote:
> Ok, here is a couple other items. This would be hacker also had a program
> named "Window" but I didn't get the binary or the source for this. He
> deleted it before I had a chance. Anyone seen this program before?
>
The file 'Window' is part of
Ok, here is a couple other items. This would be hacker also had a program
named "Window" but I didn't get the binary or the source for this. He
deleted it before I had a chance. Anyone seen this program before?
It was fortunate that I had already installed the updates for glibc and
traceroute
> Mount your main Linux partitions off of /mnt.
>
> Type
>
> ROOT=/mnt /mnt/sbin/lilo
>
> There you go.
> -Sam
Or alternately;
/mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt
preserves a few keystrokes. :-)
--Kit
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System sol
> Will Ghostscript (GNU version or newest Aladdin version) work with
> the Canon BJC-4300/4550/4650 family of printers? There is nothing
> about these printers listed in the GS docs/sources. My supplier
> says the 4550 and 4650 are 100% compatible with the 4300 (A4 model),
> but even that model
Reboot with an emergency floppy (you do have one right...well, you can use
the red hat installation disks...)
Mount your main Linux partitions off of /mnt.
Type
ROOT=/mnt /mnt/sbin/lilo
There you go.
-Sam
On Thu, Mar 05, 1998 at 11:09:25AM -0800, Richmond, Jeff wrote:
> I'm sure this has been
I've noticed that the rc.sysinit doesn't handle correctly the group quota,
on my RedHat 4.2
If you want to use the group quota, you must add the -g switch to the
quotacheck and quotaon statements.
Ciao, /\/\/\rco
Phd Student at the Politecnico di Torino
I'm sure this has been asked and answered a million times, but does
someone have a quick method for recovering LILO after a Windows 95
installation (Windows 98 in my case)?
Thanks,
Jeff Richmond
Systems Administrator
Sharp Labs of America
5750 NW Pacif
Try to run the sndconfig and you will see if it was accepted, if it
doesn't work you should know the irq, dma, io address to put them manually
in the same programa but starting like this: sndconfig --noprobe
Hope this works.
Hi,
When I use the kerneld config part of the control-panel thing, it simply
doesn't work. I select my module just fine, add any parameters, and restart
the kernel daemon, but nothing actually changes. Nothing ever gets written
to /etc/conf.modules, and no changes are made.
Failing this, where c
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> The RedHat lists generally seem to work in a way that bounce messages
> from subscribers tend to occasionally get sent to the people that send
> messages to the list, as opposed to the list address itself. It just
> means your message to the mailing
David S Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> Well I busted somebody trying to hack my webserver that we do hosting on.
> Since I'm not an expert at decoding some of this stuff, I thought I would
> post the hacks here, hoping that somebody could shed some light on it. Oh,
> by the way, I caught t
Michael Butler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> > I have received about 10 - 12 various messages similar to the following.
> > Is this just me or is everyone getting these messages. There are being
> > sent directly to my email address.
> I've received at least 7 . What the hell is going on?
T
On Wednesday, March 04, 1998 4:24 PM, Felix [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
>
>
> John Higginbotham wrote:
>
> > At 12:47 PM 3/4/98 -0800, you wrote:
> >
> > > (Offtopic: How does Win NT/95 deal with the presence of two display
adapters?)
>
> I k
Win98 has that built in as a feature for a
> and if it doesn't, has anyone recompiled the kernel ?
Nope, I don't think anyone on this list has recompiled the kernel...
Just kidding. If you have X running, remaking the kernel is *very* easy,
you'll have no trouble.
Make sure the kernel-source and kernel-headers packages are installed.
>
> Here is the source code for the c.c hack and I've attached another program
> called a.out (not sure what that program does) Any comments are greatly
> appreciated, David
>
The first program( The C source code ), exploits an stack overwrite in
glibc 2.x. There is an RPM update for that av
> > Does anyone know of a UPS that can be programmed to issue the shutdown command
> > to the computer in the event of a power outage? I need a system rated at about
> > 400 watts.
> >
> The UPS-HOWTO covers this for several models.
Check out the lines offered by Best Power. They ship
Hello,
Well I busted somebody trying to hack my webserver that we do hosting on.
Since I'm not an expert at decoding some of this stuff, I thought I would
post the hacks here, hoping that somebody could shed some light on it. Oh,
by the way, I caught this guy because he was careless and didn't
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, niels wrote:
> I am having troubles concerning with my Ethernet PCI Card.
> I have a 10 Mbit PCI Adapter from Legato Systems with the RP-1651W
> Serie.
> It should be NE2000 compatible,but the Linux driver in Red Hat Linux 5.0
> with Kernel 2.0.32 gives error and doesn't
> pr
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Vidiot wrote:
> Today I tried to find the LILO howto at Redhat's ftp site and was not able to.
> Where is the HOWTO that explains the ins and outs of LILO, especially what
> can be placed on the command line at boot time and what the errors mean?
>
Don't remember where the ld
Greetings
I have just finished the istallation of RedHat 5.0. Can anyone tell me
if the standard kernel -deployed with the distribution- supports the
sounblaster 16 ASP e an external IomegaZip drive on the parallel port?
If it does, how can I check and use them? Do I have to configure
something?
a
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Beth Gemeny wrote:
> First my kcore file is located in /proc/, not / (woops :-}). It cannot
> be removed with a normal rm under root. Problem is it is growing! It
> now consumes half of my 100MB root partition. Is this file pertinent to
> my systems operation? I have found
Scratch that, found my problem. Just stick a conical hat on my head and
stick me in the corner...hehe
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, LG wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion, but I have portmap-4.0.8 installed, any other
> ideas?
>
> On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Andreas Hirczy wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, LG wr
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, James Hartley wrote:
> Does anyone know of a UPS that can be programmed to issue the shutdown command
> to the computer in the event of a power outage? I need a system rated at about
> 400 watts.
>
The UPS-HOWTO covers this for several models.
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Hi,
Will Ghostscript (GNU version or newest Aladdin version) work with
the Canon BJC-4300/4550/4650 family of printers? There is nothing
about these printers listed in the GS docs/sources. My supplier
says the 4550 and 4650 are 100% compatible with the 4300 (A4 model),
but even that model is no
Thanks for the suggestion, but I have portmap-4.0.8 installed, any other
ideas?
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Andreas Hirczy wrote:
> On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, LG wrote:
>
> > # ./nfs start
> > Starting NFS services: rpc.mountd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to
> > receive; errno = Connection refused
> >
Hi,
and sorry for this silly question, but it has been buggin' me for a long
time...and since the topic came up...
...can anyone think of a reason why someone would _want_ to keep
their .profile chmod'ed to 666?
netcat
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On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, LG wrote:
> # ./nfs start
> Starting NFS services: rpc.mountd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to
> receive; errno = Connection refused
> rpc.nfsd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to receive; errno =
> Connection refused
Updating the Portmapper to portmap-4.0-8 did wo
Tim Fairchild wrote:
[snip]
> To fill in details, I deleted a 300 meg OS/2 hpfs partition a couple of
> weeks back and converted it to ext2, and then shifted /usr/local to this
> bigger partition. No problem, at least not until now.
>
[snip]
>
> The strange bit is I ran fdisk only to find t
On Mon, 2 Mar 1998, Mark Rogers wrote:
> Ok, I have mgetty picking up the phone and pppd starting pretty well.
> But The results are not written to the wtmp file?!!
> what can I do to fix this? It's a RH4.1 system updraded to RH5.0
> pppd-2.2.0f mgetty-1
>
> -- Thanks
>
Yes it happen not only
Hi,
I just have installed Redhat 5 on a intel machine, and nfs will not boot
up.
This is what happens when I try to boot it:
# ./nfs start
Starting NFS services: rpc.mountd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable to
receive; errno = Connection refused
rpc.nfsd Cannot register service: RPC: Unable
Greetings.
Every day I get this error message just as the login messages appear on
the screen:
hdb: write_intr: status=0xd0 {Busy}
hda: disabled DMA
ide0: reset: success
And one night, dmesg was just loaded with this:
03:06: rw=2, want=1096673, limit=1096672
attempt to access beyond end of d
I had the same problem after updating my kernel to 2.0.32. Did you by
chance install the util-linux update? This is where I traced my problem to.
If so try using rpm to remove it and see if this corrects the problem. I
can't be of much more help, I'm a newbie, just installed lixux last week,
bu
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Rick Forrester wrote:
> > shouldn't swap size be ram/2 rather than ram x 2? like if you already
> > have a large amnt. of ram, then the chances of swap being used would
> > be slimmer, so why is there a need for 2x swap ?
>
> Both postitions are probably wide of the mark.
Last time - "Richard Simpkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote...
>Good Evening,
>
>can anyone give me some insite to cgi and perl scripts?
>I have complied a perl script "counter.pl" and placed it in my
>/cgi-bin dir along with all the appropriate info in the script.
>However, when I place
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Basically, the numeric method is a decimal representation of the binary
> of the
>
> It's an octal representation, to be precise.
>
> DL
You are right, of course, but how would that make a difference?
-Steve.
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Anders Eliasson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do I get long filenames from a Win95/Joliet ISO9660 CD ?
> Just mounting a win95 HD with VFAT works nicely with long filenames...
> But
> not the CD :(
>
See: http://bmrc.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/joliet.html
You must patch your kernel and re-c
I posted a message yesterday asking for opinions on the Trident Providia
9685 card. Well, last night I installed it, replacing my errant Diamond
Stealth 3D 2000 Pro card that I was having so much trouble with. This time
around with the Trident, Xconfigurator had no problem picking up the card,
it
Hello!
I think that the netcfg change only the /etc/sysconfig/network file.
You can edit it manualy.
Cheers!
Eugen Constantinescu
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> From: niels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 'Redhat Mailing List' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: netcfg.
> Date: Thursday, March 05, 1998 1:53 PM
>
> My Ethern
Canary, Robert W. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have received about 10 - 12 various messages similar to the following.
> Is this just me or is everyone getting these messages. There are being
> sent directly to my email address.
>
> --
> robert
>
> --
> From: Mail Delivery Subsystem[SMTP:[EMAIL
My Ethernet card still doesn't work but how does RH's netcfg work
exactly!
Signed,
Niels Wagenaar
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Netherlands
application/ms-tnef
Here is some more information:
Chipset : Winbond W89C940F
Combo PCI Ethernet Card from Legato Systems.
According to Linux when I do a cat /proc/pci I have a Winbond PCI NE2000
Compatible
Interupt 10 at
0x6500
the command gives me a lot of r
>Basically, the numeric method is a decimal representation of the binary
of the
It's an octal representation, to be precise.
DL
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To
LEBLIN JY wrote:
> Just if someone has time...
> I've checked the man concerning chmod and i'm afraid the numeric method
> is not very clear. If someone can just explain in clearer terms.
> ( Sorry for my poor English, it makes a long time i haven't practise :-} )
>
> Thanks
> JY LEBLIN
Basic
A 10:23 05/03/98 +0100, vous avez écrit :
>>>chmod 777 counter.pl access_log error_log
>>
>>if I were you, I'd try not to use the numbers so much but rather the
>>letters. ie... chmod a+rwx gives a=all the ability to r=read w=write
>>x=execute, whereas chmod a-w would take the ability for all to
On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Richmond, Jeff wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am adding a RedHat 5 FTP box to my Solaris NIS+ network. I have
> everything configured correctly, and now just need to set up FTP
> services. I have never set up an FTP server on Linux, so any help would
> be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Canary, Robert W. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have received about 10 - 12 various messages similar to the following.
> Is this just me or is everyone getting these messages. There are being
> sent directly to my email address.
>
> --
> robert
>
> --
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What is the chip on the card? The chip is what determines the driver.
- Rod
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On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, Troy Wollenslegel wrote:
> I am having problems with my redhat machine while I am running screen savers.
>
> I had redhat 4.2 and was running xlock and whenever the screen saver kicked on
> the load went up to 6.5 or so.. (P90 with 64 meg ram) I ~am~ running X at either
>12
How do I get long filenames from a Win95/Joliet ISO9660 CD ?
Just mounting a win95 HD with VFAT works nicely with long filenames... But
not the CD :(
Please help!
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Hello!
I want to use my map file without changing the system map file.
I want to use kbdconfig only for me. But this command change the system map
file.
Can I set something to use a map file only for my session ?
Thanks!
Eugen Constantinescu
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>>chmod 777 counter.pl access_log error_log
>
>if I were you, I'd try not to use the numbers so much but rather the
>letters. ie... chmod a+rwx gives a=all the ability to r=read w=write
>x=execute, whereas chmod a-w would take the ability for all to write.
>I believe the commands are something li
Dear Postmaster,
I believe you have a user named 'cbooth', using host 'penelope'. This
person is running a poorly configured procmail, and the error messages
are flooding the redhat-list mailing list. This is a very heavy volume
list, with many thousands of subscribers, having upwards of 1000
mes
On Thu, Mar 05, 1998 at 09:57:11AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
]>
]> Visitor since bla bla
Ohh so close!
It should be or
That's how I have two different counters installed on my index page.
The first one is a cgi script that I installed and the latter is a script
that my ISP has
>What exactly is the ' used for in the bash shell? Whenever it gets
typed
>at a bash prompt, I get:
To enter a string of characters that include spaces, so that the shell
does not treat a space as the beginning of a new argument.
The really cool thing about strings in Unix shells is that they c
>Good Evening,
>
>can anyone give me some insite to cgi and perl scripts?
>I have complied a perl script "counter.pl" and placed it in my
>/cgi-bin dir along with all the appropriate info in the script.
>However, when I place the following in my index.html:
>
> You are Visitor
> since
> screensaver. IMHO the best screen saver is a blank screen.
I used to agree with that, but I'm too damn forgettful. I have a bad
habbit of hitting the power switch before thinking about it when I see a
blank screen. After doing that a couple of times I got to like a
screensaver :) Something si
Hi.
I woke up to some strange problems with my linux box. I have a feeling
there are a couple of simultaneous and unrelated problems (murphy's law)
so I don't know where to start :)
The machine multi boots (with boot manager) 95, OS/2 and RH4.2. It
spends most of the time in RH, in fact was up
Raj Singh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had posted this on 27th Feb, 1998 and have got no replies. Trying once
> again.
>
> Does the 2.0.32 Linux kernel (which is patched for teardrop and f00f) log
> the attempts for such attacks on the system ?
>
> If yes, how can the logging be enabled so that the attack
read /usr/doc/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO
It explains how to set the irq, where to check if/why the ethernet card isn't
being recognized..
At 08:53 AM 3/5/98 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am having troubles concerning with my Ethernet PCI Card.
>I have a 10 Mbit PCI Adapter from Legato Systems with th
Hi,
I have received about 10 - 12 various messages similar to the following.
Is this just me or is everyone getting these messages. There are being
sent directly to my email address.
--
robert
--
From: Mail Delivery Subsystem[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 04, 19
Hello,
I am having troubles concerning with my Ethernet PCI Card.
I have a 10 Mbit PCI Adapter from Legato Systems with the RP-1651W
Serie.
It has a UTP connector and a COAX conector.
I only had a SCO Unix driver with this card.
It should be NE2000 compatible,but the Linux driver in Red Hat Linux
By "cheaper" I didn't mean "free". If my company begins to use
StarOffice, we will pay for it.
I believe that an OS should be free. But applications have not. Freeware
is fine, but if an application is worth its price, its editors and
developers should be paid for their work.
Anyway, StarOffice
> "ck" == Craig Kattner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ck> OK, having finally got fetchmail and sendmail working right I would like
ck> to be able to start up fetchmail as a daemon when my system starts. I
ck> figured (erroneously) that I could just put "fetchmail -f
ck> /etc/fetchmailrc" into r
OK, having finally got fetchmail and sendmail working right I would like
to be able to start up fetchmail as a daemon when my system starts. I
figured (erroneously) that I could just put "fetchmail -f
/etc/fetchmailrc" into rc.local. I've got the /etc/fetchmailrc setup to
start fetchmail in daemon
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