Hi,
Has anyone had trouble running X when not root. As a non root user I
get a server crash with the following output (in its entirety) but no X:
-
Yes, I did. To cure it I had to delete some file (I can't remember
its name - fvwm and some numbers) in /tmp
>Are you sure you are using the same chips as were in there already? Have you
>tried using only the new chips, to see if you get the same problem?
i've tried using a set of RAM, all 32 Meg SIMMS EDO RAM, that were bought at the same
time, same speed. i've had them in two different linux boxes
>So now I am looking for a better one. I was thinking of the Adaptec 2940
>Ultra, but I am not sure it is the right choice. I also have an eye for the
>Buslogic, but I am REALLY not sure which one to buy.
>I have 2 SCSI-2 drives: 1 Seagate HD and 1 Jaz drive.
>Someone please advise
Well, I curren
Hello everyone...
I've been lurking on this list for a few months now, and I'd just like to
wish you all well...
Anyway, here's my question. I have a Canon BJC-4100 printer. I'm running
Redhat 5.0, and I configured the printer using printtool (which from my
experience isn't really the way to g
Upon compiling ircd on my linux (v5.0, kernel 2.0.33) box i discovered
some errors (see below) and was hoping someone could help me determine
what was causing them...is it gcc thats broke? and if so, will the
latest RPM fix this?
Michael Weiner
The UserFriendly Network
[RB@niteowl ircu2.9.32
> my current redhat 4.2 system has 64Megs of ram. i upgraded to 128Megs of ram.
> then i started to get this error:
>
> messages:Mar 31 01:03:13 mybox kernel: EXT2-fs error (device 03:03):
> ext2_find_e
> ntry: bad entry in directory #147458: rec_len % != 0 - offset=500,
> inode=147480
> , rec_
i've been happy with linux so far and had not had to catch up with this list. so i
don't know if this question was asked.
here's my problem:
my current redhat 4.2 system has 64Megs of ram. i upgraded to 128Megs of ram.
then i started to get this error:
messages:Mar 31 01:03:13 mybox kernel:
Been to about all the computer shows in Central Florida since May 97, and that
is Tampa, Melbourne, Kissimmee, Orlando. All MarketpPro. The software folks
are great, but two of three usually have one or two distros of Linux in one or
two outdated, "dog-eared" boxes. That pathetic showing, alo
> Config Error: /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF86Config:571
> ViewPort0 0
> ^
> Mode name expected
Run xf86config. MetroX and XFree use two different formats for the X
config file.
-Paul
Freedom of Speech... just watch what you say.
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Hi Everyone,
Thanks for all of the suggestions! What eventually happened was I did the ftp install
over again and everything worked. Sadly I didn't learn anything from this except if
at first you don't suceed swear at the blank screen and start again.
Cheers,
Cohen
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Did that...this is what I get when typing 'startx' now:
Config Error: /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/XF86Config:571
ViewPort0 0
^
Mode name expected
_X11TransSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect: errno = 111
giving up.
xinit: Connection refused (errno 111): unable to connect to X se
> >Something light for you to contemplate :
> >
> >Remember the Good Old Days When
> > from a science fiction show
> >A window was something you hated to clean
> >And ram was the cousin of a goat.
> >Meg was the name of my girlfriend
> >And gig was your middle finger upright
> >N
Had two files in emacs all afternoon, making occasional changes but didn't
bother saving them. Got up to have dinner. Came back, and my X cursor
was the "I" cursor usually used for text entry. I could move it around,
but I couldn't do anything with keys or with the mouse buttons. This
happens
IF you still have XFree86 installed,
You need to:
rickdman # ls -al `which X`
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 6 Mar 22 17:17 /usr/X11R6/bin/X ->Xaccel
cd /usr/X11R6/bin
rm X
ln -s XFserverOFchoice X
Probably need to run the X configuration utility that comes
with XFree.
Don't remember, been on
Hello,
I am starting to get sick of my Adaptec AHA-2920 host adapter. It is slow,
doesn't support bus mastering. Heck, my IDE hard drive is giving me better
performance than my SCSI-2 hard drive! (under Win95, don't know about
Linux).
So now I am looking for a better one. I was thinking of the A
> On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dan Stefura wrote:
> > Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can automatically pgp encrypt all
>incoming mail, forward the encrypted msg to another address, and then delete the msg.
> >
> > I figure the best tool for the job is either mailagent or procmail. I just
>h
There already is a Linux Users Group. Here's the mailing I just got:
Subject: LUNICS MTG Apr 6
Real-To: Peter Fillingham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: LOCAL NJ Apr LUNICS Mtg.
The LUNICS [LINUX, UN*X, COHERENT, Free-BSD,AIX,AUX...] SIG [Special
Interest
Group] of the ACGNJ [Amateur Computer Gr
Uh...it's me again...sorry.
I had installed Metro-X this last go-round, but now would prefer not to use
it, and I've since installed XFree86.
How do I go about making 'startx' use XFree, rather than Metro-X?
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On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Walt Hsu wrote:
> Does anyone know where can I find the application software of buliding
> cyberstore with linux? Or, does there have any commercial product?
Check out the into on http://www.htmlscript.com.
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I don't know what to say...
I reinstalled, again, and paid extremely close attention to the networking
info I was plugging in. When it rebooted after the install, I got the same
result - unable to ping anything other than myself.
So, I re-re-reinstalled, this time botting from the install flopp
Hi,
Recently my SGI Indy workstation(running IRIX 5.3) crashed and I had to
migrate my application to a Linux box. My data are held in an external
Seagate 4G SCSI hard disk.
My Linux box detected the SCSI hard disk and label it /dev/sdb.
My Questions :
1.What file system option whould I use to
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dan Stefura wrote:
> Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can automatically pgp encrypt all
>incoming mail, forward the encrypted msg to another address, and then delete the msg.
>
> I figure the best tool for the job is either mailagent or procmail. I just haven't
>f
I haven't had a lot of experience with it yet, but I'm using an MGE Pulsar ES2
(aka Pulsar Desktop 220+), which I aquired at CompUSA. It was pretty cheap (as
UPS go), and MGE has a Linux version of the control software on their web page.
It comes with a serial cable, so you don't have to build y
Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can automatically pgp encrypt all incoming
mail, forward the encrypted msg to another address, and then delete the msg.
I figure the best tool for the job is either mailagent or procmail. I just haven't
figured out how yet.
Thanks,
-dan
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Inside the Apache configurator in the Main area there is a Server Type
which gives you a choce of standalone and inetd what are these and are
there any benefits for running virtual hosts?
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Check out the file
/etc/securetty
if you can find then insert this lines at the bottom of the file
/dev/ttyp0
/dev/ttyp1
/dev/ttyp2
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> >
> > If machine 'A' has four serial ports, and machine 'B' has none, is there a
> > method to allow machine 'B' to use machine 'A's ports?
> >
> >
> > David L. Martin<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"Eugen Constantinescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yes. But I kno
In X-Mailing-List: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archive/latest/68
Nikita ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) writes:
> I have a root account's password guarded, and fixed the security of
> the systems generally. Now, how do I encrypt my backup tapes?
Are you sure you want to bother encrypting tapes _specificall
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Fred Lenk wrote:
> Having spent a number of years in a very bureaucratic environment
> (civil service), I can tell you the reason for "choosing" anything
> from Microsoft is that the person who makes the "decision" to use
> Microsoft products can never be wrong in his choi
> There is a computer show on an nearly monthly basis that comes
> to the area where I live. I could get a small plot for free or nearly
> so (I know the manager) for demonstrating Linux to the crowd but I would
> know what to
> show off. so that basic cheep people would want to buy it
>
Check o
I could have sworn that the code that makes this clear is in
./linux/mm/page_alloc.c but I can't find it. I'm sure that it's in
./linux/mm . Anyway, I don't remember which platform we found out (the
hard way) that this was the case -- we run alpha and intel..but we aren't
insane enough to run macs
Greg Fall wrote:
>
> The usual RPMS for XFree86 are not compiled for joystick support. I
> managed to get an RPM with joystick support built a while back, then
> discarded the whole works for two reasons: 1) it didn't result in any
> improvements over the kernel module, in my case at least, and
There is a computer show on an nearly monthly basis that comes
to the area where I live. I could get a small plot for free or nearly
so (I know the manager) for demonstrating Linux to the crowd but I would
know what to
show off. so that basic cheep people would want to buy it
One good thing about
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Eduardo Egues wrote:
> Does anybody know what SRPMS means and what is its use?
> Sorry i'm linux novice and i'd like know what can i do with it
>
R)edhat
P)ackage
M)anagement,
to grossly oversimplify, it's an archive. However, as Ronco of Redhat would
say, "But wait, there
For anyone that hasn't been following this on the Linux newsgroups, the Open Group
is going to start charging license fees for the X11R6.4 release of X. This could have
potential repocussions for Xfree86 and Linux in general.
You can start learning about it here;
http://www.camb.opengroup.
I'm getting similar errors when I restart named (or start it for
that matter) and run cgi scripts on apache (1.2.5)
Apache says: couldn't spawn child process
Named says: No Proccesses Avalibe
Any insight would be helpful
Thanks
Ni
This is only loosely associated with Linux but thus far I have failed to
gain help elsewhere. Hopefully, there are some OS/2 users in this group
who can help me out?
I have recently installed XFree86 for OS/2 as well as emxrt. The XFree86
version is 3.3.1 and emx is 0.99c with fix 4. All seems
Hans Sandsdalen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello
>
> I installed BRU2000 last week, and tried it out. It worked out fine, but
> when I should tune it this monday (and still) I get this error:
>
> bru: [E134] internal error 100 - failed self consistency and portability
> checks
>
> I have in
Hi all:
Does anybody know what SRPMS means and what is its use?
Sorry i'm linux novice and i'd like know what can i do with it
TIA
E.
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Have you checked out leafsite? A RPM is availble up in the contrib
directory at Redhat.. a HOWTO is out there also.. I have been running this
on a box with 30 news users daily for 6 months with no admin interaction on
my part for 6 months now..
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From: Ja
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Steve "Stevers!" Coile wrote:
> Could you provide some more information on Linuxconf? I'm specifically
> interested in whether Linuxconf can be used in a non-graphical
> environment (on a system without X installed), whether it can be used
> non-interactively (from scripts),
Hi,
I have a root account's password guarded, and fixed the security of
the systems generally. Now, how do I encrypt my backup tapes?
Thanks,
Nikita.
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Hi,
Is there a way to login to samba automatically, without password
prompts, from Windows 95? All the user has to do is print.
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Yes, we are here. I believe I found a nice package for an APC brand ups at
sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux that allowed you to set it per the type of serial
cable you're using.
One note, do be careful that you are using a UPS-specific cable (not a
standard serial cable) and that you know what model nu
I have never had this happen. It should have a timeout on all dialogs at
bootup (located in the lower right corner of the dialog) that will continue
after that period of time.
>
>The only thing I haven't been able to figure out (after only playing for
>an hour) is why it brings up a window at th
Yes it does have a non-graphical interface that is identical to the
graphical interface. It also has a browser interface. The latest version
can be found at crusher.centralva.net/pub/linuxconf/. Check it out, it is a
great software package.
>On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Robert Hart wrote:
>[...]
>>We
> Could you provide some more information on Linuxconf? I'm specifically
> interested in whether Linuxconf can be used in a non-graphical
> environment (on a system without X installed), whether it can be used
> non-interactively (from scripts), and whether it has any support for
> remote/distri
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Louis Monacelli wrote:
> is there anything i can do to allow a root login via telnet.
Wouldn't it be safer to telnet in as a user then `su' to root?
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[hmm.. is my reply-to screwed up?]
> > Are they any good Linux fax servers?
> Look at the mgetty package.
Not to start a fax-war, but I think the extra effort required to configure
HylaFAX is well worth it. It is developed at a much faster pace, there is
a larger user base, it has been around
Having spent a number of years in a very bureaucratic environment
(civil service), I can tell you the reason for "choosing" anything
from Microsoft is that the person who makes the "decision" to use
Microsoft products can never be wrong in his choice, because
"everybody" is using MS products.
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Robert Hart wrote:
[...]
>We are supporting Linuxconf - I expect you will see the first fruits of
>this in the next version of Red Hat Linux (whenever that occurs :-). I
>also expect that Linuxconf will manage only a few things at first...
Could you provide some more informati
Does anyone know where can I find the application software of buliding
cyberstore with linux? Or, does there have any commercial product?
Thanks!
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On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Cheng hui wrote:
> OS: Redhat 5.0 Sys: PII-200mhz 128Mb Ram
>
> Are they any good Linux fax servers?
>
> Do i to mnt drivers for my Zyxel modem pool?
>
> Thanx in advance
Look at the mgetty package.
..Tom "Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards,
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Rob Goodwin wrote:
>
> hi there,
>
> can somebody tell me if the BRU software is included on the redhat
> distribution which appears on the infomagic 6 cd development kit? January
> 98.
No!
You have to buy the redhat official boxed set or get it directely from
the bru peopl
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> > > SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
> > > complaint is that its pretty thin. :)
> >
> > But the content more than makes up for the lack of size.
>
> Isn't it like $80/yr?
No, only like $39.00 for 1 yr. St
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
> Well, I think all but the most high level management (and perhaps even
> high-level management) would understand something like:
>
> Src IPDst IP Service Time Host
> ---
http://www.isc.org/dhcp.html
They have a mailing list and everything.
Dan
At 02:19 PM 4/1/98 -0500, Brett Charbeneau wrote:
>
> Anyone out there successfully using DHCP and RH 4.2? I'd really
>like to setup a Linux DHCP *server* for my network.
> I am having a devil of a time find
Anyone out there successfully using DHCP and RH 4.2? I'd really
like to setup a Linux DHCP *server* for my network.
I am having a devil of a time finding all the libraries and
documentation for this. I've scoured all the resources I know about.
Any help would be appreciate
> > - Presentation. What am I supposed to use to show management what rules
> > we have? Write it out on paper each time? Surely you can't expect an
> > upper-level manager to view ipfwadm source to figure out what the rules
> > are?
>
> Having sold security services as a consultant, my expe
Is there some one who is using an ups software under Linux?
__
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I have a 486 PC with Redhat 4.2 installed which I had previously used as
a webserver. I am trying to decide whether I can convert it to a
workstation (w/ dialup to a national ISP)...
and still keep Apache available (but of course not alive unless I'm
offline) so I can play with a web/database
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
> > > SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
> > > complaint is that its pretty thin. :)
> >
> > But the content more than makes up for the lack of size.
>
> Isn't it like $80/yr?
It's $39.00 according to the
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Rob Goodwin wrote:
> hi there,
>
> can somebody tell me if the BRU software is included on the redhat
> distribution which appears on the infomagic 6 cd development kit? January
> 98.
I'm not sure, but probably not as they usually just sell the basic stuff.
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it means your mail reached other server and the problem probably is with their
setting.
Would they filter pine (just a guess)?
Mike
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Hi,
In the company I work for, we're considering setting up a Linux
firewall. I do have some experience with it, know how to create firewall
rules and such, but I've never been in the opportunity to see how well
Linux holds up as a firewall under high loads. The system we're thinking
about wi
Nope. Just happend to have renewal form in my hand:
Domestic 1yr. $39.002yrs. $73.00
Canada/Mexico 1yr. $58.002yrs. $108.00
Forein 1yr. $69.002yrs. $129.00
Mike
Dave Wreski wrote:
> > > SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so fa
OS: Redhat 5.0 Sys: PII-200mhz 128Mb Ram
Are they any good Linux fax servers?
Do i to mnt drivers for my Zyxel modem pool?
Thanx in advance
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Hi,
Dell Optiplex, PII 266, 64M ram, ATI Rage Pro 4 meg video.
Trying to install X on it. Kept getting "out of range"
monitor errors using various settings through Xconfigurator,
so thinking that it might be related to the Mach 64 server
problems with Xfree86, I decided to try Metro-X. The GUI
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Louis Monacelli wrote:
> is there anything i can do to allow a root login via telnet.
> i have a RH 5.0 machine that i would like to be able to telnet into as
> root.
> lou
>
Add the following to the /etc/securetty file "ttyp0" on a new line by
itself.
is there anything i can do to allow a root login via telnet.
i have a RH 5.0 machine that i would like to be able to telnet into as
root.
lou
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Patrick Colbeck ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
> I am trying to customise the colours in jed and xjed 0.98-42 and getting some
> weird results.
>
> "jed -bg black" will load jed in a colour xterm and load into jed a new file
> called black rather than set the background colour ! Same result with "fg
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
> Why not a windows client that uses ssh, or a Linux client from another
> workstation that uses ssh, to communicate with the firewall to
> add/modify/delete rules?
Good - but they don't exist and we won't be writing anything for
windows. Ssh also causes us
hi there,
can somebody tell me if the BRU software is included on the redhat
distribution which appears on the infomagic 6 cd development kit? January
98.
thanks,
rob
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> > SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
> > complaint is that its pretty thin. :)
>
> But the content more than makes up for the lack of size.
Isn't it like $80/yr?
Dave
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> > X-based utilities aren't always ideally suited for server environments.
> > Remember, one of Linux's advantages is that it doesn't suffer the overhead
> > NT does because the Linux GUI, X, isn't mandatory. Providing X-based
> > tools, while nifty, reduce some of Linux's advantage. I would l
Pardon me for e-mailing directly, but I might be of help. If I understood
everything:
a) your routing table looks like this
10.254.252.104 * 255.255.255.248 U 001 eth0
127.0.0.0 * 255.0.0.0 U001lo
default 10.254.252.110 0.0.0.0 UG
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >In a shell:
> > cp new.xinitrc .xinitrc -f
> >That will overwrite your settings with the new settings. The one that
> >gets used is called '.xinitrc' so the new one won't be seen until it has
> >that name.
>
> OK...this is likely a very rudimentary and dumb question
The RedHat 4.3 release included a file which listed the contents of
every RPM on the CD. I found this to be incredibly useful and am
somewhat dismayed to find that it isn't in the 5.0 release. I presume
that there is some other way this information can be generated and
reviewed but have no idea
On Wed, Apr 01, 1998 at 01:37:51AM -0600, Miroslaw Wodniak wrote:
> I don't know about Unix Review, but January's SysAdmin leading title was
> LINUXhttp://www.samag.com/archive/0701/
> Looks like some people know about Linux already
> Mike
Yesterday I received in a mailing from Learning Tre
If anyone has any experience using loadlin I am having some problem using
it. I created a dos 6.22 boot disk with loadlin and my zImage on it. I
typed "loadlin linuz root=/dev/hda2" where linuz was my zImage. It did not
like this at all. Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm using the same DNS settings as on my Win95 box...*it* doesn't have a
problem (networking, anyway...). :o)
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Subject: Re: Just can't connect (was: sendmail hangs...
Yes, I've tried...it just sits there, no response at all...
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Joe,
Can you try ping to your gateway
Nope, can't ping it from other machines. The netmask is set correctly, and
so is the localhost.
I can ping the router by IP.
Situation is no different at this point. When I get home again, I'll try
swapping NICs again...maybe it has something to do with the 3Com...
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Hello!
Yes. But I know only a theoretical way.
If you have A connected with B into the network, you can set the NFS server
to acces free the /dev directory of A. And you can make some links or ...
what you want to do.
Practical way depends on you, on what you want to do.
Good Luck!
Eugen Constanti
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Damond Walker wrote:
> >I don't know about Unix Review, but January's SysAdmin leading title was
> >LINUXhttp://www.samag.com/archive/0701/
> >Looks like some people know about Linux already
>
> SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
>
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, Miroslaw Wodniak wrote:
> I don't know about Unix Review, but January's SysAdmin leading title was
> LINUXhttp://www.samag.com/archive/0701/
> Looks like some people know about Linux already
> Mike
For the last two or three years SysAdmin has dedicated an issue
On -1 xxx -1, Vidiot wrote:
> I remember reading that there are issues with having two different
> speed devices on the same EIDE channel - that the speed of the
> channel is that of the slowest device. In the above case, channel 0
The speed of command transmission is the speed of the slowes
William T Wilson's message says:
]- Does Red Hat ever plan on fixing the login program so that . is no longer
]- in the path?
I don't know. I don't consider it broken and ...
You can set the path in the system wide session files sourced by most
shells.
If it's a non standard shell that burns
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 03/31/98
at 04:40 PM, "Pork E. Pigg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Zoki wrote:
[...]
>> All my customisation is lost when I reboot. Even if I save it to
>> new.xinitrc through the menu in X-Windows.
>In a shell:
> cp new.xinitrc .xinitrc -f
>That will overwrite your
On Tue, 31 Mar 1998, quinn coldiron wrote:
> but can not get RealAudio going. I get this error:
> "File compression not supported. Cannot locate the requested
> RealAudio decoder.
> Error 38."
I received this same error. According to RealAudio's Support page
on error messages - http://servic
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at 01:38 AM, "Mat Serwas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>--
>| From: Patrick T. Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>| Subject: Re: Sorry,,,SorrySorry
>| Date: Tuesday, March 31, 1998 1:59 PM
>|
>| I found Linux in
If machine 'A' has four serial ports, and machine 'B' has none, is there a
method to allow machine 'B' to use machine 'A's ports?
David L. Martin<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
R&D Software Engineer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://pluto.njcc.com/~dlmarti
Experience varies directly with equipment ruined
I got it from /pub/contrib/i386 from RH's ftp site. After you unpack it,
you can execute it (as root) with /usr/sbin/netkbd tty3 eth0. or ppp0 if
your using point-to-point protocol.
-Kris Gibson
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On Tue, 31 Mar 1998,
>I don't know about Unix Review, but January's SysAdmin leading title was
>LINUXhttp://www.samag.com/archive/0701/
>Looks like some people know about Linux already
SysAdmin has had several articles about Linux in it so far. My only
complaint is that its pretty thin. :)
The dealer network is hopefully growing, Computers & Gadgets, Inc in Orlando Florida,
opened last week, selling IDE computers with Linux bundled and loaded in them for
under $800 each including a monitor, sound, modem. Time and gossip
are on the side of Linux, Even almost every article in the tr
Hello.
In fact, I used to face similar problems with S3 Virge / MetroX when I run
Netscape 4.04 too. The problem was solved when I switched over to XFree 3.3.1.
It's apparently a documented bug with the MetroX server for S3 Virge.
- HT
On 01-Apr-98 Paul Fontenot wrote:
>> I have just install
Hello.
I'm not sure if this'd solve the problem, but note the error message .. the
server must be suid root.
[hoeteck@home hoeteck]$ ls -al /usr/X11R6/bin/XF*
-rws--x--x 1 root root 1895996 Nov 5 23:52 /usr/X11R6/bin/XF86_S3V
Try the same command, and check if your server is indeed
Perhaps you could run Mail -v (similar to sendmail -v) and read
the output. The output of the command might be informative.
Mail -v [EMAIL PROTECTED] -s testing
-- Jeff Douglass
On Wed, 1 Apr 1998, [iso-8859-1] Linus Åkerlund wrote:
> Hello!
>
> > Why don't you run Sendmail in verbose mode (
Reply-To:
Hi
I am trying to customise the colours in jed and xjed 0.98-42 and getting some
weird results.
"jed -bg black" will load jed in a colour xterm and load into jed a new file
called black rather than set the background colour ! Same result with "fg"
etc.
Also with xjed setting resourc
i was having the same problems as you... it took 2 mins for just about any
command to execute (on a p166) well it turned out that i had specified a
non-existing name server...
as soon as i changed it my problems where solved
regards kristoffer
At 18:01 01-04-98 +0800, you wrote:
>Joe,
>
>Can y
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