Did you add them thru the gui or adduser?
You might want to issue the command:
passwd username
at the command-line and change the password there for
one of your new users. Then try to log in as them.
Just a thought,
Rick
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, BenRoss Productions wrote:
> I can only log in as
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Steve "Stevers!" Coile wrote:
> >My personal rule of thumb is when Donnie and Erik disappear from the
> >list for more than three days, a new release is about to come out.
>
> Seems to me that most of the RH crew have been absent for some time.
> Do they traffic hurricane-li
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Scott McDermott wrote:
> > >I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> > >yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> > >track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is it
> > >days, weeks, or m
Eric Wood wrote:
>
> Uhh... who is Donnie and Erik?
>
> -eric wood
>
That would be Donnie Barnes (my bestest friend in the whole world) and
Erik Troan. They are responsible, at least as part of the development
team, for the Red Hat that you run. I guess they really *haven't* been
around the
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Ramin Sina wrote:
> I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is it
> days, weeks, or months?
Hi all,
Recently, I am having the following two problems with my RH5.0.
1) Cannot surf the Internet. After PPP connection and selecting an URL
(e.g., www.redhat.com), all I got is the clock and nothing moves.
2) When I boot the system, I saw following messages:
"Starting at NFS Servic
I haven't gotten any digests in 3 days, what's up?
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Uhh... who is Donnie and Erik?
-eric wood
>>My personal rule of thumb is when Donnie and Erik disappear from the
>>list for more than three days, a new release is about to come out.
>
>Seems to me that most of the RH crew have been absent for some time.
>Do they traffic hurricane-list more now-
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Paul Anderson wrote:
[...]
>My personal rule of thumb is when Donnie and Erik disappear from the
>list for more than three days, a new release is about to come out.
Seems to me that most of the RH crew have been absent for some time.
Do they traffic hurricane-list more now-a-
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Bradley, Greg wrote:
>After you boot the kernel, you can run any number of PROGRAMS to provide
>the functionality required, getty, bash etc might be useful here.
How? The kernel starts init (an external program), which in turn
starts getty (an external program), which in tu
I can only log in as root. In X windows I added users, passwords ect.
When I try to login, i put in my name, pass, and it says wrong login.
I've changed the names and passwords several times, but still didn't
work.
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Matt Nelson wrote:
>
> On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Scott McDermott wrote:
> > Mike Wangsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 01:32:30PM -0500:
> > > >I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> > > >yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based o
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Scott McDermott wrote:
> Mike Wangsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 01:32:30PM -0500:
> > >I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> > >yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> > >track record, how
I was wondering if anyone has run into the following problem with
Lynx under RH5.
When downloading a file using Lynx everything appears to be
working fine until the end of the download. Then Lynx basically treats
the file as if it was a standard text download. It just displays t
After you boot the kernel, you can run any number of PROGRAMS to provide
the functionality required,
getty, bash etc might be useful here. The act of running the program is
an acceptance of user input.
The kernel manages memory and autoboots, so it handles peripherals.
ergo, it is an operating sy
Return Receipt
YourBooting from floppy and accessing system on disk
document:
I had this problem with a kernel compile the only resolution was a diffrent
motherboard. disabling both internal and external cpu cache had no
effect. I have had no problems after the switch.. jim mills
-Original Message-
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Sent: Wednesday,
Blair Craft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 03:17:21PM -0800:
> I had a friend who used to use the command line interface on his Mac Plus
> whenever he was feeling bored. The cli is buried quite deep, he's the only
> person I've ever met that used it and he never really used it serious
> . Personally, I've reached the
>limit of my knowledge and can't offer any more,
Whew!
Let it rest huh?
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> > They conveniently left out the fact DD used Alpha LINUX to do their CGI
> > work. Hm...
>
> Anyone have any detailed sources on how Linux was used in this capacity? (net
> articles hopefully..)
Was used to render the water that swallowed Tianic.
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> connect the Linux machines to the Suns. Can anyone provide me with
> the info I will need to respond to the IT staff when they complain
> that it is too much work to support another platform and make them
> work together?
Linux works together with Solaris VERY well. The only problems that come
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Scott McDermott wrote:
> "Lane J. Bryson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 03:30:44PM +:
> > I can only talk about MacOS, Linux, Irix, HP-UX, and AIX: the windowing
> > system in most of these isn't part of the core OS-- It is an important
> > part of the dist
"Michael P. Plezbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 01:09:54AM -0600:
> > > I haven't heard of any RAD tools for Linux, this doesn't strike me as
> > > the Unix way. If you want to use other people's functions, you know how
> > > to do that, or your own. RAD tools are for people th
Jeffrey Waters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 02:53:50PM -0400:
> I hope that was the last message thread, this has gotten so out of hand I
> am ready to have my mail server dump them before they get to me.
> Just remember we all choose this wonderful life of computer engineering
> an
Brandt Kurowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 12:19:24AM -0500:
>
> If we wanted to be more like MS, we would have to squeeze X into the
> name, which I'm suprised nobody has mentioned. GNU/Linux/Xfree?
> X/GNU/Linux? LignuX?
>
X really is only an optional part of a Linux/GNU OS (
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 10:45:19AM -0600:
> I can also through some games in my Amiga at home which boot
> themselves. Are they OSes? No, they're programs. Remember, the key
> word is "system".
This implies, however, that no OS is running when you play said games
Mike Wangsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 01:32:30PM -0500:
> >I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> >yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> >track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is i
Derek Balling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 09:34:58AM -0600:
> Because by the definition of an operating system, that is what it is. You
> may find that other applications (bash, login, getty, etc.) are useful for
> your purposes, but they are not strictly required.
Sure they are.
"Lane J. Bryson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 03:30:44PM +:
> I can only talk about MacOS, Linux, Irix, HP-UX, and AIX: the windowing
> system in most of these isn't part of the core OS-- It is an important
> part of the distribution, but not part of the OS.
Um. How do you fi
I t was well documented in linux journal - check their web site ...
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Theo Jones wrote:
> > They conveniently left out the fact DD used Alpha LINUX to do their CGI
> > work. Hm...
>
> Anyone have any detailed sources on how Linux was used in this capacity? (net
> a
In linux.redhat.list, you wrote:
>Can we simply NFS mount the Sun directories on the Linux machines so
>that there is a common home directory for the accounts?
Sure can. As long as the students don't have the Linux root password it's
fine. You can also use NIS so that students can use the current
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Thomas Porter wrote:
> versions of these packages I _should_ be using in a RH 4.2 system, and
> whether any of the shadow-utils packages available have login in them?
You can keep my shadow-utils package from sysadm.sorosis.ro, but use the
RH packages for pam and pwdb.
Cri
At 12:10 PM 3/25/98 GMT, you wrote:
>Hello all
>
>I type:
>fdformat /dev/fd0
>
>And I receive the following message:
>
>Double-sided, 80 tracks, 18 sec/track. Total capacity 1440 kB.
>Formatting ...
>ioctl(FDFMTBEG): No such device
>
>The disc fails to format!
>
>Can anybody help?
In linux.redhat.list, you wrote:
>Since I recompiled my kernel I've been noticing my hard disk is noisier
>than usual. Lots of abrupt clicks and thumps. I'm wondering if there's
May be that your disk drive is getting a little fragmented.
>The disk is new (bought it specifically for installing
Looking through my RPMS, I noticed that I am running the following
non-standard RPM's on my RH 4.2 system relating to shadow etc.
PAM-0.57.8
SHADOW-UTILS-960810-3
PWDB-0.54.7
All from Christian Gafton's sysadm.sorosis.ro site when it was the bleeding
edge PAM site. Now that he is with RH, can I
Oops, I sent the last message without including the patch. Here we go again:
In case you haven't noticed, ytalk (and ntalk) doesn't behave nicely when
there are multiple network interfaces. The connection request packet has to
contain the IP address to reply to, and ytalk guess this by looking at
In hunting on dejanews, I came across this post in response to this same
question quite awhile back. It mentions differences in login from
linux-utils and shadow packages. Have these been addressed, and how can I
tell which login my system is using?
--Start Dejanews post--
(
I am trying to log bad login attempts using /var/log/btmp, and the lastb
command. This does not seem to work.
I am running RH 4.2, kernel 2.0.33, shadow passwords and pam. I have a
/etc/login.defs, but it contains no entries. Looking at man login.defs, I see
references to a 'faillog' but no ex
In case you haven't noticed, ytalk (and ntalk) doesn't behave nicely when
there are multiple network interfaces. The connection request packet has to
contain the IP address to reply to, and ytalk guess this by looking at the
hostname. This doesn't always work -- for example, if the hostname is bou
http://www.ssc.com/lj/issue46/2494.html
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Theo Jones wrote:
> > They conveniently left out the fact DD used Alpha LINUX to do their CGI
> > work. Hm...
>
> Anyone have any detailed sources on how Linux was used in this capacity? (net
> articles hopefully..)
>
> -The
> One thing I have noticed in StarOffice is that I can't get any of the
> help to work. All I get if I click on Help/Contents or hit F1 is
> the User's Guide, despite voluminous amounts of help files on
> the disk (in /opt/StarOffice).
> I followed the installation (second time around) and notic
Hi,
I was pondering the idea of buying a DirecPC dish. It uses my
current ISP, no problem there, and is supposed to upload min. at 200K ( upload
is like a normal modem ), but then I noticed that there is a special PCI card
that comes with it.
Does Linux support DirecPC? If yes
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, John H Darrah wrote:
>
> Does any one know of a file containing all of the known virus signatures,
> including macro (CAP) type, that is in the same or similar format as
> /usr/lib/magic. I'm thinking about adding a filter into my mail machine
> to look for attachments and
> They conveniently left out the fact DD used Alpha LINUX to do their CGI
> work. Hm...
Anyone have any detailed sources on how Linux was used in this capacity? (net
articles hopefully..)
-Theo Jones
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Hi Redhaters!
I´m a newbie and recently instaled in a machine a freshly RH5.0 version.
The installation was smooth like a silk, but after finished I have the
next problem :
-In the linux machine(mailhost) added some users with the Graphical
Interface of XWindow and after that tried to login from
> Hello,
> I have been trying to get the jdk to work on my machine, and since
> I haven't been able to figure it out and I have recieved no help after
> three attempts for help I have given up on the jdk. I have installled
I didn't see your earlier posts, so if this is way off, I apologize
Digital has been tooting its own horn about Digital Domain using
Alpha-based servers for graphics rendering. I went to their "gigahit"
site to peruse their propoganda...
The movie materials mentioned about how DD used Alphas 24x7 to get their
CGI renderings done. Then the stuff right after s
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Lane J. Bryson wrote:
[...]
>We each indicate three basic points:
>
>1. OS can be initiated and set up all these services itself.
>("bootstrapping." however, netware, for example, does this without
>bootstrapping per se.)
Your definition does not include a complete bootstrap
Many thanks DL for your reply. After sending the posting yesterday I
decided to check ths 'readme's' on the Ontrack disc. To my horror they
specifically state that Ontrack DM will only work for an MSDOS O/S and
no other!! This coupled to the fact that Nagy who wrote MasterBooter
also informed me i
Chris Bond wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Theres a way to turn the number lock on by default, i remember someone
> posting something to the list a while back. It involves editing one of
> the linux source c files. Does anyone know how to do this ?
>
> Thanks,
> Chris Bond.
> --
On my machine (DEC LPv+) i
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Is it possible for a RH Linux 5.0 box to authenticate users against a NT
>domain server?
Yes.
>I'm trying to setup a linux box in our lab to show it's merit relative to
>all the NT and W95 boxes that are up there. Is the only way to add all
>twenty som
Paul Anderson wrote:
>
> Lane J. Bryson wrote:
>
>
> > I did. Prove it wrong on its own merits:
> >
> > "It just has to manage the memory, peripherals, and
> > hopefully do something useful to qualify under a strict definition,
> > which is all anyone can argue anyway."
> >
>
> What the he
Hello,
I have been trying to get the jdk to work on my machine, and since
I haven't been able to figure it out and I have recieved no help after
three attempts for help I have given up on the jdk. I have installled
kaffe in it's place and i consistantly get the same error "CLASSPATH not
s
Why not argue this point on the developers mailing list? The thing works
and that is all my feeble intellect cares about.
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RH 5.0 What has to be done to get startx to work on a toshiba tecra
500 cdt laptop.
Lou
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I've only been following this one selectively, but has anybody pointed
out yet that the political implications here are pretty stiff? For
example, what if M$ *does* manage to convince not just their willing
dupes, but the entire world, and the JD along the way, that Internet
Explorer really is pa
I believe that may be in pam.config (or something to that nature)
however...I have been known to be wrong.
On 25 Mar 1998, Kurt Swanson wrote:
> How does one disable the extra security measure disallowing root
> logins via telnet/rlogin?
>
> In general I think it is a good measure, but it has
[snip]
>Also, there isn't a SCO port as far as I know, although the
>packaging lists Solaris, AI[n't uni]X, HP/UX, and maybe Irix or a couple
>of others, so anything that runs on that many platforms (thinks I)
>should be generic enough to also be bent into Linux/X.
>
I guess no one has app
Hi, all...
I'm still a relative newbie to all this, and I'm wondering:
I have RH installed on one box on my network, but I have a Ditto 2GB tape
drive installed on my Win95 PC. I'm wondering if it's possible to access
this tape drive from my Linux box to use for backing up?
If so, is there any
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Ramin Sina wrote:
> I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
Red Hat is inexpensive enough compared to other alternatives (SCO, NT, OS/2,
etc) that there is no reason NOT to go for "instant gratification".
> yet announced when 5.1 will be re
I'm looking for a utility that will
allow me to read SCSI disk manufacturer
information, like the serial number of the
disk drive.
Any ideas?
fred
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On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Lane J. Bryson wrote:
[...]
>We're not talking about what I can do with it. We're talking about
>what an OS is, which is internal. All that's really at issue is what
>is happening inside the box.
Wrong.
Let's also consider your definition again. You argue that the kernel
Mike Wangsmo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 13:22:46 -0500 (EST), Ramin Sina wrote:
>
> >Hi everyone,
> >
> >I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> >yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> >track record, how
Stephan Greene wrote:
>
> Well, one option would be if all the Notes apps you use could be accessed
> via a web browser using Domino.
>
> Unfortunately, if you're in a heavy Notes environment, that's not a great
> option yet. maybe with Domino 5.
Just what we need -- another Notes release. We
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Patrick T. Berry wrote:
>I am trying to get to market for the two Linux users groups and the
>public at large, a decent Linux box at under $800.
At a MarketPro computer show like the ones they have here in northern
Virginia, you can put together a perfectly reasonable system
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Ramin Sina wrote:
> I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
> yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
> track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is it
> days, weeks, or months?
0 (handy.
Brandt Kurowski wrote:
> LignuX?
I laughed out loud.
Note that this would also sidestep the "LIH-nux/LY-nux" English
pronunciation debate.
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On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Steve Chadsey wrote:
> This is in the Linux FAQ:
> ---
> Question 7.10. How do I get NUM LOCK to default to on ?
>
> Use the setleds program, for example (in /etc/rc.local or one of the
> /etc/rc.d/* files):
>for t in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
>do
> setleds +num < /de
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
>Hello is it possible to set up a user dependent man dir like the bin dir?
>ANd how do I change the man search path?
The man search path is determined by the contents of $MANPATH.
If $MANPATH is not set, the search path in /etc/man.config is used.
Try
I'm under all sorts of pressure to use a Notes account. In fact I fear
it may be inevitable. I don't want to, especially since I can't get it
to install on my Linux box. Is anyone aware of a way around this
problem that includes an office where Notes is the lingua franca?
The sooner I get this
I hope that was the last message thread, this has gotten so out of hand I
am ready to have my mail server dump them before they get to me.
Just remember we all choose this wonderful life of computer engineering
and have to deal and be able to accept that there are no BLACK/WHITE
answers. All ya m
Lane J. Bryson wrote:
> I did. Prove it wrong on its own merits:
>
> "It just has to manage the memory, peripherals, and
> hopefully do something useful to qualify under a strict definition,
> which is all anyone can argue anyway."
>
>
What the hell kind of definition is that? Accordin
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, William T Wilson wrote:
[...]
>It's a matter of which definition of OS you subscribe to. Some say that
>the OS is responsible for mediating the interactions between CPU, RAM,
>and peripherals, and providing a set of system calls for programs to
>interact with them. Linux (ev
> Anyway, before I restart X with a handful of applications and Xterms,
> I had 68% swap used. After I restarted X with the same applications
> used, I had 20% swap used. If the paging code were so perfect, or if
I really don't think it's an error with the paging code or other components
of the
GateKeepeR News wrote:
> Hey, thanks! Now about the identd, why should I install that on my
> system? I have no problem doing it, just curious as to why I would need
> it. Thanks again!
>
> B.
Hmm, actually quite a few services try to connect to the ident port. IRC is one
of them, I beli
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 13:22:46 -0500 (EST), Ramin Sina wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
>yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
>track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is it
Agreed. I'll shut up now.
sorry for the bandwidth use.
Ulrich Czekalla wrote:
>
> Your both somewhat right. The general definition of an OS is a system that
> controls and coordinates the use of hardware among the various application
> programs for the various users. So it acts as a resource
Alan Shutko wrote:
>
> > "L" == Lane J Bryson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> L> I can only talk about MacOS, Linux, Irix, HP-UX, and AIX: the
> L> windowing system in most of these isn't part of the core OS-- It is
> L> an important part of the distribution, but not part of the OS.
>
> The
Hi everyone,
I am deciding whether I should buy 5.0 or wait for 5.1. Since RH has not
yet announced when 5.1 will be released, I was wondering based on their
track record, how long in advance do they give the release date? Is it
days, weeks, or months?
Thanks,
Ramin Sina
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> At 07:19 PM 3/24/98 -0800, Anthony F. Wright wrote:
> >I would appreciate some advice in order to install RedHat.
> >My problem appears to be, if I mount LILO in the MBR it will overwrite
> >my Disk Manager and I won't have any drives available. If I install LILO
> >in Linux's root I will still
On Mon, 23 Mar 1998, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Sun, 22 Mar 1998, Scott McDermott wrote:
>
> > I haven't heard of any RAD tools for Linux, this doesn't strike me as
> > the Unix way. If you want to use other people's functions, you know how
> > to do that, or your own. RAD tools are for peop
I'm absolute beginner of LINUX.
I've downloaded the REDHAT 5.0 diffusion in a FTP server, now to install it I have
to create a REDHAT LINUX cdrom ( ready to install) . Who can tell me how I can create
it, with which sofware under winbug 95 ?. I've actually already tried three time and
I can
At 07:19 PM 3/24/98 -0800, Anthony F. Wright wrote:
>I would appreciate some advice in order to install RedHat.
>My problem appears to be, if I mount LILO in the MBR it will overwrite
>my Disk Manager and I won't have any drives available. If I install LILO
>in Linux's root I will still require a
Is Digital DE500AA network card supported by Linux ?
If yes, then are any special requirements/parameters ?
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Alan Shutko wrote:
>
> > "D" == Derek Balling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> The Amiga OS contained a UI. In fact, it contained more than one.
> You were using the CLI. (Command Line Interface). That's a user
> interface.
>
> You were also using the GUI, but using it with one big window
Tom Diehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, Mar 24, 1998 at 07:55:54AM -0500:
> > To say it isn't an operating system may be construed as being wrong. It
> > provides the critical component for an operating system, does it not?
>
> So what it still is not an operating system, it is a kernel.
Would Li
Hi,
I have not received any mails for more than TWO days from the redhat-list
(I subscribe to the digest version). Considering the volume that it
usually has this is abnormal. I did not see any notice of temporary
failure on the RedHat website.
Anybody willing to update me by a separate email ?
Hello,
A couple of quick questions for you:
Does anyone know where the bitmap files for the cursors in
are located?
So far I've only managed to change the root window cursor with
xsetroot.
How do I change the busy cursor (the little black watch) for all
programs? I am at my wits end!
Any ide
> I sent a message about this yesterday, but I'm not sure it made it through
> properly.
>
> Have you tried installing the latest initscripts rpm from redhat? It
> should solve the mount problems with /proc.
>
>Michael
You da man! Works like a champ... Odd the same initscripts (boxstock 5.
Whenever the system does a disk check at boot, it reports:
"inode 2250 has zero dtine -FIXED"
(I'm not sure that it's always 2250). It doesn't seem to be causing any
problems but does anyone know what it means or why it keeps happening?
Anthony
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Anthony Campbell Using L
why not do "rpm -i filename.rpm"? i find it to be much
reliable. the only time i ever use glint is for uninstalling
packages w/c "rpm -e" often fails at, for some reason.
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> I guess what I don't understand is the version numbering scheme. If I
> understand correctly, I would need to have libc.so.6.* in order to make a
> link from libc.so.6. However, I can't find anyting above libc.5.4.38 on
> any of the sites. Could someone give a quick explanation?
>
> Also, on
Is it possible for a RH Linux 5.0 box to authenticate users against a NT
domain server?
I'm trying to setup a linux box in our lab to show it's merit relative to
all the NT and W95
boxes that are up there. Is the only way to add all twenty some odd users
individually to
the linux box?
I am also
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, John Winters wrote:
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>> >I would like to find out how if I can "restart" the swap space...I
>> >think there's deadwood in there. But I don't know whether there's a
>> >utility to tell me whether any swap space currently is being was
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Al Margheim wrote:
> I've used the Configure button in GLINT to tell it to look in /mnt/cdrom.
Are the package files in the root directory of the cd? If not, then you
need to give glint the full path name, e.g., /mnt/cdrom/redhat/rpms
Michael
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> That's _exactly_ what we're discussing here. I'm saying your
> definition has absolutely no basis in reality. Please quote me
> someone who says that the OS equals the kernel and nothing more.
>
> Remember: "system"=="many programs".
Your both somewhat right. The general definition of an
There is somebody that can help me configuring a modem (Zyxxel) for dial-up
an Internet Service Provider using RedHat 5.0
Thank you
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On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, GateKeepeR News wrote:
> Hey, thanks! Now about the identd, why should I install that on my
> system? I have no problem doing it, just curious as to why I would need
> it. Thanks again!
It's kind of security measure. Remote server sends ident request and
the identd respon
> "Matthew" == Matthew M L Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> rpc.mountd: cannot register service RPC: cannot receive:
Matthew> errno connection refused
Looks like you need to install some of the updates; see the Errata
document.
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