WellI guess ppl are learining :)
Nope the list is not down.
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Richard E. Ravich wrote:
> I haven't seen anything from this list in three days. Is it down? If
> anyone gets this message, please respond to me via email so that I will
> know. Thanks and regards,
>
> Ric
I haven't seen anything from this list in three days. Is it down? If
anyone gets this message, please respond to me via email so that I will
know. Thanks and regards,
Richard E. Ravich San Jose, CA
Amateur Radio Station WD6FIE
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I have a Siig SCSI card and it is not listed on the Hardware compatibility
list. The chip on this card is made by Initio but I have not seen them on
the Hardware Compatibility List either. Through a search I found that
someone said they got this card working. Does any one have any specifics on
Hi everyone,
This is a little off-topic, but the most likely place that someone will
be able to help..
Has anyone successfully compiled logrotate (I have v2.2) on SunOS 5.5.1?
If so, could you pls tar up the source and email it to me so I can compile
it.
Unfortunately it has a lot of linux spec
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Jeremy Domingue wrote:
> I can't seem to find ipop3d anywhere on my machine, yet I did do a full
> install. Anyone know what package it's a part of so I can grab it?
the pop3 daemon is in the imap package
lin alan
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MA
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Steve "Stevers!" Coile wrote:
> Huh? When does init ask for user input? How is the "OS" asking for
> input when dealing with init?
>
Init accepts arguments these are inputs aren't they. I might not
understand init very well but I thought that you need to define for init
wha
Is there a known issue with screen and RH 5.0? Screen does funny things
such as showing a user as logged in one has a detached screen process
running, write messages can appear to come from the wrong users, terminal
output gets jumbled. Generally, it's a mess. I'm running screen-3.7.4-1
and all
This is a long shot but . . .
Does Linux support the EIDE SyQuest Sparq
drive (not the parallel port version) ?
The hardware compatibility guide says it doesn't,
but I was just wondering if there was anything new.
If it is not currently supported, does anyone know
of plans to support it?
An
How can I setup an internal modem under Linux I tried with /dev/ttyS3 but
it did not work, how can I see if it is recognized
__
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PLEASE read the
Hello,
I am getting cannot locate module binfmt-322 in my /var/log/messages. I
assume this is a module for using foreign binaries. Can someone tell me
where and how to get it?
--
Douglas F. Elznic
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"If they give you lined paper, write the other way."
Freedom through Electronic
On Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 04:42:53PM -0600, Paul F Almquist wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 04:22:59PM -0500, Louis Monacelli wrote:
> > can someone point me in the right direction to get startx to work on
> > my toshiba laptop. i'm running RH 5.0. i can get configX to run but
> >
> Ok then, what file constitutes the NT operating system?
I never said that an operating system HAD to be one file. What I SAID
was
that once it can:
accept user input
manage memory
interface with peripherals
then by definition, you have an operating system.
I am not famili
I have seen several versions of this problem posted on the web. Since
the
answers were wrong I thought that I would correct them. This particular
version was posted by Perry Lee Anthony on Friday May 2, 1997 to the
redhat archive.
"I have a program that is made up of mostly "c" modules, a few fo
Hi,
After installing the last glibc's on redhat as well as the updated
portmapper etc. I finally got YP to work. I run portmap, ypserv, yppasswd
and ypbind on the YP server and did a 'make' in /var/yp. On the client I
run portmap and ypbind. On both I've set the YP domainname properly.
Ho
On Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 04:22:59PM -0500, Louis Monacelli wrote:
> can someone point me in the right direction to get startx to work on
> my toshiba laptop. i'm running RH 5.0. i can get configX to run but
> not startx.
> Lou
Check these out:
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kh
On Thu, Mar 26, 1998 at 06:15:39PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Peoples, I have a rather hairy SQL problem. Does anyone know of a
> mailing list/web resource where SQL gurus hang out?
>
> If you want to stretch your SQL skills, feel free to drop me a line
> (remember to change the Reply-To f
James Hartley wrote:
> This version was a Linux binary. I have used it for awhile , and
> noticed that is quite a memory hog.
...
> I also appears to have memory leaks because as I run the Top utiility
...
> My question is, now that Communicator is out to the Linux community,
> is there a RPM ve
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On 26 Mar 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I need to set up my RedHat Linux to route through my
> OS/2 box running IN-Joy with IP-Masqurading. Although
> I have been able to do this with OS/2, NT/95 boxes. I
> am too new with RedHat Linux to be able to get it
>
On Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 07:33:14PM -0800, Ken Arck wrote:
> At 10:00 PM 3/25/98 -0500, you wrote:
> >This one seems to have solved the problem. Thank you !!
> >
> >I gotta admit, i gotta love Red Hat Linux is for no other reason than the
> >great support that i have seen and read, and now pers
On Wed, 26 Mar 1997, James Hartley wrote:
> This version was a Linux binary. I have used it for awhile , and
> noticed that is quite a memory hog.
Communicator is that way. :)
> I also appears to have memory leaks because as I run the Top utiility
Probably. Fortunately, Linux is very resista
There's an rpm available in the redhat updates directory. To my best
knowledge it's just a packaging issue for now though, and not fixing any
of the problems with netscape. I have the rpm installed and see the same
thing still.
-Fred
On Wed, 26 Mar 1997, James Hartley wrote:
> I have a release
Does anyone know if there exists a 'comprehensive" guide to configuring
this thing? I'd really like to know how to add applications, programs,
etc, as well as tweek my xterm windows to be a bit larger so I don't have
to squint as much...???
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I have a release of Netscape Communicator that I downloaded from
Netscape about 3 months ago.
This version was a Linux binary. I have used it for awhile , and
noticed that is quite a memory hog.
I also appears to have memory leaks because as I run the Top utiility
I notice that memory usage
cont
On 26 Mar 1998, James Youngman wrote:
> The trouble with this is that it places a strong relationship between
> successive passwords. This means that the breaking of one password
> can be fatal; the knowledge of one password allows you to break the
What's even worse, the bad guy has only to obt
Hrmcould you be a little more specific? What does it say when you
try to start up x?
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, March 26, 1998 3:23 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: startx on toshiba tecra 500cdt
>
> can
can someone point me in the right direction to get startx to work on
my toshiba laptop. i'm running RH 5.0. i can get configX to run but
not startx.
Lou
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On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Matthew Saltzman wrote:
> Is there a reason why /var/spool/mail permissions are not 01777?
Because they don't need to be. The 775 permissions allow users to read
and write their own mail and for members of the 'mail' group to do the
same. Making the permissions 1777 will a
Anyone out there doing anything with ASF and Linux? BTW, ASF
is the successor to WAV as proposed by MS:
http://www.microsoft.com/asf/
Cheers,
--
Wade Hampton
Microsoft should rename Start to Crash per truth in
advertising laws. Support Sun and the U.S. Government!
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PLEASE read the Red
Hiya,
I remember seeing this question posted a while back, and was wondering if
anyone got it figured out:
Is there a way (without using X) to specify which drawer/tray to pull from
when submitting print jobs? (I have some automated print tasks that I
want to run from a cron job and would like
Hello All,
I have access to a spare 20" Sun monitor which is fixed scan. I've
heard mixed stories of people having success and failure using fixed
scan monitors with PC hardware. I have a RH 5.0 box with an ATI Mach64
based video card, and I know where I can get a Sun video to vga cable.
So I
> 3. i can't use the video board in X (i can use it with svgalib just in
> standard vga mode) - the board is ATI expert @ play AGP with 4Mb of
> sgram
>
Get the newest version of XFree86. It has support for AGP cards,
although I don't know if it supports your partciular card.
see http://www.xf
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I seem to remember sometime during last november (around the middle
>of the month), someone from redhat posted a message to this list that
>indicated a release was very near. This was no official announcement,
>but it was an announcement nonetheless. T
I also had this problem, after tinkering around with my mboard I found that the
people who sold it to me had overclocked it, so I changed the jumpers so that
it works as specified. Also turned off the external L-2 cache and Linux
compiled smoothly. (Remember to turn the cache back on after the c
Redhat 5.1 will be released sometime between May 28-30th during the
Linux expo to be held at Durham, NC - Redhat's home state. See
http://www.linuxexpo.org/ for more details on the expo.
Ok.. thats purely a guess on my part :) ... I'll be waiting to send an
"I told you so" followup if my predic
Nikkita,
I don't know where you are located, but if it is in one of these areas: New York
City, Rochester, NY; Boston, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Texas; Washington D.C. or (I
believe, but I could be mistaken) Philadelphia, then I would suggest you bypass
DirecPC and get an access provider that offers M
I'm using the jdk1.1.5 from the RPM and it works now. I had some initial
problems with it as well, but I think most of 'em were caused coz I didn't
source /etc/profile.d/jdk.sh, should happen automatically when you log in
again :)
-Fred
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Jos Vos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does ther
i have tried to install RedHat 4.2 (k 2.0.30) on a Pentium ii 266 and
i've experienced the folowing problems:
1. can't mount the floppy (when i try to, it dumps a few screens of
numbers (hexa) and it hangs up)
2. the pci hardware isn't reconized so i get some error messages during
start-up
3.
At 10:00 PM 3/25/98 -0500, you wrote:
>This one seems to have solved the problem. Thank you !!
>
>I gotta admit, i gotta love Red Hat Linux is for no other reason than the
>great support that i have seen and read, and now personally have had, on
>this list. Hope someday i can return the same
> Huh? When does init ask for user input? How is the "OS" asking for
> input when dealing with init?
init INPUTS a SCRIPT file, /etc/init.tab containing instructions FROM
THE USER (root) on what to do.
Functionally this is the same as dos reading autoexec.bat.
> If you have a standalone Linux
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..)
Try:
www.linuxjournal.com
Search for titanic. THey
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On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Steve "Stevers!" Coile wrote:
> Odd. If I "exit" Windows 95 to a DOS prompt, I can no longer access
> my CD-ROM and have to load a driver for my sound card. Similarly,
> if I boot to a command line rather than going into "the W
This one seems to have solved the problem. Thank you !!
I gotta admit, i gotta love Red Hat Linux is for no other reason than the
great support that i have seen and read, and now personally have had, on
this list. Hope someday i can return the same in kind.
Thanks again,
StarrDust
--
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Eric Wood wrote:
> Uhh... who is Donnie and Erik?
You must be lost. THis is the redhat mailing list not debian;-)
Donnie and Erik are two extremely helpful and talented employees of
Redhat. As for thier specific job functions I am not sure. I can still
remember when I first in
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Paul Fontenot wrote:
> Why not argue this point on the developers mailing list? The thing works
> and that is all my feeble intellect cares about.
>
>
The next time you brag about your ignorance, try the windows-95 mailing
list...
--
Douglas F. Elznic
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"If
Ok,
I did try the export variable with kaffe and it did allow me to
access the program. The only problem is that now when it attmepts to load
I get an error for "cannot find java/lang/Object...aborting". 1. There is
a file called biss.zip in the /usr/share/kaffe directory I currently ha
Hello,
Whenever I install RedHat linux, it always gives me a lot of
stuff that I don't need. I am wondering what is the smallest
configuration for RedHat Linux 4.2 so that I can do the following...
1. Cruse the Net using X Windows (kill redbarron, I will use
Netscape)
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Mike Wangsmo wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 20:12:46 -0500, 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.
>
> Well, this doesn't hold much water anymore as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 20:12:46 -0500, 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.
>
>Well, this doesn't hold much water anymore as Donnie isn't even on t
Would be nice if the rest of us knew what motherboard! Could you divulge?
James W. Mills Jr wrote:
> 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 swit
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Bradley, Greg wrote:
>> How? The kernel starts init (
>Before we can load the kernel, we need a bootstrap in the bios. Is this
>part of the operating system as well?
No, it's part of the BIOS.
>> Huh?
>The program, init, is a user input. Put a different program there called
> 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 displa
Mike Wangsmo wrote:
>
> On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 20:12:46 -0500, 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.
>
> Well, this doesn't hold much water anymore as Donnie isn't even on
Just to confirm and maybe clear up any possible questions.
When you want to install lil to your floppy disk, the only line in your
lilo.conf that you change is the first one.
boot=/dev/fd0
Dan
At 06:36 AM 3/26/98 -0500, Jeff Douglass wrote:
>Have you tried to run lilo to the floppy? Maybe a
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Thomas Porter wrote:
> Karnak holds the envelope to his brow and says: "Sometime before the penguin
> lands in Durham, NC."
That's probably the most accurate guess yet. Most of the releases
have coincided with some major expo or show or something. At lease that's
w
Looking at that now, it shows a gateway installed ;(
StarrDust
Plug your info into /etc/sysconfig/static-routes
Rick
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, StarrDust wrote:
> ...please excuse what may be a newbie to RH question, but i must be missing
> something in trying to set up my RedHat5.0 system to navig
>
> > I'm curious: what one file constitutes the Windows 95 operating
> system?
> > This should be interesting.
>
> No program defines the Windows 95 operating system because Windows 95
> is NOT an operating system. Windows 95 is an application running on the
> msdos
> OPERATING SYSTEM.
> MSDOS
At 08:21 PM 3/25/98 -0600, Dave Ihnat wrote:
>
>I would suggest that you look at Linux as an experience at the edge. It
isn't
>staid, conventional, or predictable. OTOH, you *do* have source. Books will
>trail what's available. You may buy a package; I did. RedHat saved me the
>time involved
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998, Bradley, Greg wrote:
[...]
>>init--which isn't part of the kernel--doesn't exist
>
>Here we have a perfect example of an OS asking requiring user input.
Huh? When does init ask for user input? How is the "OS" asking for
input when dealing with init?
[...]
>>Without all of
Hello,
My question is how to use the pre-existing RedHat's kernel
installation scripts and what commands should I typed to make the
stuff. The reason for this is, if there is a script for this, why not
use it?
anyways: what I am looking for is step by step method to compile the
kernel like:
1.
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 22:55:35 -0500 (EST), <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I do have to admit that I'm...disappointed that the RHL user community
> is no longer as privy to the RH development process. I suppose it's
> necessary, though, to maintain a viable commercial software development
> enterpris
This thread should die. I've noticed there is getting to be a lot of
*cruft* being posted these days. Lets try to keep things a bit more
technically related. I guess it is time to send the old S-RIP out
again. :)
Mike
---
M
Due to a number of issues arrising from using Sage Sovereign on both NT4
and Novell networks, my company are proposing to use Linux as a base for
our network. The users would use a telnet program so the software would
be running locally and not pulling our 1gig of database over the network
all day
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Mike Wangsmo 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.
>
> Well, this doesn't hold much water anymore as Donnie isn't even on this
> list and Erik only glances at it on
> How? The kernel starts init (
Before we can load the kernel, we need a bootstrap in the bios. Is this
part of the
operating system as well?
> Huh?
The program, init, is a user input. Put a different program there called
init and something
different happens, according the the users input, ie th
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Subject: Re: How is linux not an O/S Was: Re: Want to give back to li
Author: Alan Shutko [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] at NMB
Date:3/25/98 10:35 AM
D> Because by the definition of an operating system
Plug your info into /etc/sysconfig/static-routes
Rick
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, StarrDust wrote:
> ...please excuse what may be a newbie to RH question, but i must be missing
> something in trying to set up my RedHat5.0 system to navigate properly.
>
> Problem is, i cannot ping or traceroute anythi
>
> Whenever the system does a disk check at boot, it reports:
>
> "inode 2250 has zero dtine -FIXED"
Typically those problems are caused by files that get deleted before the
process that owns the file closes everything out. All it's telling you is
that the file in question got deleted
I've just made my first attempt at building and uploading rpm packages for RHL
5.0/Intel to the contrib area of redhat.
I really needed the binutils-2.8.1.0.25 badly and asked the redhat-list if
someone had done it. No answer yet. In the mean time, I decided I would have a
go at making it my
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. ...
Apologies for diving into this thread late. However, I think something that
I wa
...please excuse what may be a newbie to RH question, but i must be missing
something in trying to set up my RedHat5.0 system to navigate properly.
Problem is, i cannot ping or traceroute anything.
If i look at the static routes using 'route', a default gateway doesnot show.
If i use the 'route
Have you tried to run lilo to the floppy? Maybe a lilo.conf like
the following will work.
-- Jeff Douglass
---[ lilo.conf ]
boot=/dev/fd0
map=/boot/map
install=/boot/boot.b
prompt
timeout=50
image=/boot/vmlinuz
label=linux
root=/dev/hdc1
in
Al Margheim wrote:
> As a newbie, I have to chime in here and express my frustration at RedHat
> for changing adduser. I too bought books to help me learn linux and both
> of them state that if you run adduser without any arguments that it will
> prompt you through the process of adding a user.
http://search.dejanews.com/getdoc.xp?AN=322973848
Goes into more detail, especially the problems with NT, than the Linux
Journal article does.
At 01:14 PM 3/25/98 PST, you wrote:
>Digital has been tooting its own horn about Digital Domain using
>Alpha-based servers for graphics rendering. I we
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 20:12:46 -0500, 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.
Well, this doesn't hold much water anymore as Donnie isn't even on this
list and Erik only glances a
At 09:28 PM 3/25/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Problem is, i cannot ping or traceroute anything.
>If i look at the static routes using 'route', a default gateway doesnot show.
>If i use the 'route add' command to create a default gateway, then everything
>is ok fine, and i can then ping both sides of the
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, David E. Fox wrote:
> >
> > Whenever the system does a disk check at boot, it reports:
> >
> > "inode 2250 has zero dtine -FIXED"
>
> Typically those problems are caused by files that get deleted before the
> process that owns the file closes everything out. All it's
[S-RIP] Semi-Regular Information Posting
Donnie Barnes
Mike Wangsmo
V2.3, 26MAR98
1. Introduction
This is the regular posting of the general mailing list information
for all redhat.com lists. Sections include:
o New Items
o Mailing List Information
o General Posting
On 26 Mar 1998, Bryan C. Andregg wrote:
>On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 22:55:35 -0500 (EST), <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I do have to admit that I'm...disappointed that the RHL user community
>> is no longer as privy to the RH development process. I suppose it's
>> necessary, though, to maintain a viable
> For instance, under your definition for the Linux "operating system",
the system could
> not communicate with the network
It is not necessary to have a NOS to have an OS. We had stand alone
mainframes
with OS's before lans were invented.
> /bin/sh--which isn't a part of the kernel
I don't hav
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Chris Bond wrote:
> The shell scripts works fine, i've been using it for a while its just
> annoying because i can't put it on cron or nothing because when u login to
> the kernel it turns the num-lock off again. I've tried to change
> keyboard.c as surgested here but it did
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..)
There is an article in the Feb issue of Linux Jou
Hi,
Does there exist a _working_ JDK (some version, at least) for RH 5.0?
I tried the jdk-1.1.5-5.i386.rpm from contrib/hurricane/i386, but
after patching the .java_wrapper script because it complained about
wrong paths (how could this ever work for someone?) I now end up with
/usr/bin/jdk-1.1
On Wed, Mar 25, 1998 at 01:01:42PM -0600, Michael Jinks wrote:
> Stephan Greene wrote:
> Just what we need -- another Notes release. We have Domino running now,
> but I've been cowering in the shadows.
>
> > There *are* notes clients for Unix varients. Maybe one can be made to
> > work under li
Will RH 5.0 handel a writeable CD-ROM. what type of controller etc
would i need to get something like that working.
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To un
> "Fred" == Fred Lenk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Fred> I'm looking for a utility that will
Fred> allow me to read SCSI disk manufacturer
Fred> information, like the serial number of the
Fred> disk drive.
Fred> Any ideas?
scsiinfo. There's an RPM for it on ftp.redhat.com.
--
sorry all, I am out of state this week and didn't want to quote maker with
out model.. the maker was DFI , I'll post which model chipset, BIOS etc..
when I get back to home base... Jim Mills..
-Original Message-
From: Patrick T. Berry [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March
A day or two ago, a message came up on the list (no time to look it up
just now) from a guy who was starting a business in Florida selling
loaded Linux machines for around $800. Mercenary that I am, I dutifully
forwarded it to my boss.
A little background: Our company does data consulting for th
What would be wrong with using the mkpasswd program that comes with
RH5.0?
It looks to me like you could write a small script to have it run x
amount of times, and spit out a random passwd. You also have complete
control of the length, and number of upper,lower,special,and numeric
characters in
Peoples, I have a rather hairy SQL problem. Does anyone know of a
mailing list/web resource where SQL gurus hang out?
If you want to stretch your SQL skills, feel free to drop me a line
(remember to change the Reply-To field!) and i'll outline the problem.
It ain't hard, but my SQL books are mile
Hi,
Here's something I put together in perl some time ago - feel free to use
it if you like. As always, no warranties express or implied, your mileage
may vary, etc, etc.
Cheers!
Deke
cut here:
#!/pkg/perl5/bin/perl -w
Anyone know where xlockmore/xautolock is getting its path? I'd like to
add /usr/games, since when invoked by xautolock, the screen savers that
use quotes are instead saying "sh: fortune: cannot find command".
All is happy when I manually invoke xlock from my shell.
-- ---
I would agree that trying the tape drive on
another machine would be the next logical
step.
If you had a scsi hard drive to work with,
especially if it were preformatted and ready
to go after being set up on a different
machine, it should
On Thu, 26 Mar 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
>Oh, and, in case you hadn't noticed, Goodwin's Law has struck this
>thread because Steve Coile mentioned the Nazis...
I'm glad *someone* finally noticed that! =)
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Steve Coile
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips,
>Has anyone encountered the following Lynx problem? When
downloading
>using the standard Lynx that comes with 5.0 it will sometimes not ask
to
>download the file and basically assume the file is some kind of text
based
>link. This happened last night when I was trying to get jdk-1.1.5 of
of
CD-Writing-HOWTO
Dan
At 08:49 AM 3/26/98 -0500, Louis Monacelli wrote:
> Will RH 5.0 handel a writeable CD-ROM. what type of controller etc
> would i need to get something like that working.
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I need to set up my RedHat Linux to route through my
OS/2 box running IN-Joy with IP-Masqurading. Although
I have been able to do this with OS/2, NT/95 boxes. I
am too new with RedHat Linux to be able to get it
correct.
If anyone out there is also using OS/2 and even
better In-Joy, please help me
> "dkc" == <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
dkc> open(OUTFILE, ">passwords.txt") || die "can't open output file";
dkc> for (; $count > 0; $count--) {
dkc> for ($loop = 0; $loop < $length; $loop ++) {
dkc> $temp = int(rand 60) + 1;
dkc> print OUTFILE $characters[$temp];
dkc>
i'm currently running redhat on an machine with a permenant connection to
the internet. it is currently acting as a web server, mail server, dns
and news. this project was conceived in the early part of the summer
with following converation with a 'partner' met on this list.
unfortunately he no
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998 22:55:35 -0500 (EST), "Steve \"Stevers!\" Coile" wrote:
>Something like the devel tree freezes and the RH folks disappear from the
>mailing lists. As I recally, it was actually a very accurate predictor
>of 4.1, 4.2, and 5.0. However, it appears that the devel tree hasn't
>
Goodday!
I have an dynamic IP-address and wonder how I can setup Apache in such
a way that everytime I log in, my new assigned IP-address is automatic
included in the httpd-config file.
Or is editing this file by hand the only solution (and start httpd after
I'm logged in).
Greetings, Janwill
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