> Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Using interface ppp0
> Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/cua2
> Apr 22 23:53:56 kilroy pppd[2730]: Unsupported protocol (0x8207) received
> Apr 22 23:53:57 kilroy pppd[2730]: Received bad configure-nak/rej: 03 06
> 83 c6 7c 2e
> Apr 2
I have a HP T4000s SCSI Travan that is new and doesn't work at all with Linux.
If the IDE does, grab one, but I'd watch out for the SCSI ones.
Dave Wreski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 16-May-98 steven standley wrote:
> > Heh gang...
> >
> > I am looking to purchase a tape drive for ba
On 16-May-98 steven standley wrote:
> Heh gang...
>
> I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
> I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
>
> What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
> that you have purchased and have had little or no pro
Hi,
I tried compiling the 3.0.32 kernel with the IPChains stuff in it on my
Cyrix-based machine last night, and I got a rude shock.
The build failed with the following messages:
gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 11
I have gcc-2.7.2.3-8 installed, and have reinstalled g
My workplace allows PPP access, assuming you are using Win95's dial in
network options. I don't have Win95 on this machine and I don't want to.
(Not a slam at anyone, just I don't want to shutdown and change operating
systems back and forth all the time and I prefer to keep Linux up.)
So. I
Heh gang...
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
that you have purchased and have had little or no problems with.
Ease of installation is a plus. In oth
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On 17-May-98 Jim Gentry wrote:
> I apologize if this topic has been covered, but I have just installed RH5.0
> and I cannot get the rvplayer to work with Netscape. There is no mention of
> a realaudio or rvplayer plug-in in Netscape and I am at a loss for how to
> get the two programs to work to
On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
> Well, somehow I screwed up my symbolic links for X and I cannot get X to
> start. Can anyone send me what they are supposed to be? I'd appreciate
> it! Thanks!
# cd /usr/X11R6/bin
# ln -sf X_SVGA X
where "X_SVGA" represents the name of your X server. Also,
On 17-May-98 Terry Collins wrote:
>
> Can anyone help with this error message
>
> prompt> kerenl: ARP: arp called for its own IP address.
> Rather insistent when ever I reboot for a few hours.
> Seemed to start with the upgrade to 4.2 and has not gone with
> upgrade to 5.0
Check your ethernet
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
As I just found out:
cd /usr/src
patch -p0 Alright! Well I got it, but how do I use it? wasn't it like patch p0<
> blah or something?
>
> On Sat, 16 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> |
> |On 16-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
> |> I have heard a lot about thi
On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
> Alright! Well I got it, but how do I use it? wasn't it like patch p0<
> blah or something?
Assuming you already have a clean 2.0.33 kernel in /usr/src, do the following:
# cd /usr/src
# gzip -dc patch-2.0.34pre14.gz | patch -p0 -s
The only output would be
I apologize if this topic has been covered, but I have just installed RH5.0
and I cannot get the rvplayer to work with Netscape. There is no mention of
a realaudio or rvplayer plug-in in Netscape and I am at a loss for how to
get the two programs to work together.
I have upgraded the copy of rvp
Well, somehow I screwed up my symbolic links for X and I cannot get X to
start. Can anyone send me what they are supposed to be? I'd appreciate
it! Thanks!
Bryan
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Alright! Well I got it, but how do I use it? wasn't it like patch p0<
blah or something?
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
|
|On 16-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
|> I have heard a lot about this, but cannot seem to find it. Anyone want
|> to point me in the right direction? (I've tried ke
Can anyone help with this error message
prompt> kerenl: ARP: arp called for its own IP address.
Rather insistent when ever I reboot for a few hours.
Seemed to start with the upgrade to 4.2 and has not gone with
upgrade to 5.0
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I just set up a server for virtual hosting and I gave up on sendmailand
went with qmail. qmail is surprisingly easy to set up and combined with
the vmailmgr package, managing mail for virtual domains and creating
virtual email-only accounts is a snap.
You can get a srpm for qmail and your choice
hi all,
now what I compiled kernel 2.1.102, successfully I got my 3com all
detected correctly with irq 11 and i/o e400, but now am not sure how to
get it configured right, I used the network option from X windows and it
didn't work, DHCP will fail each time I boot, and yeah am running ADSL
wi
Hi all:
1. Is there a midi player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
2. Is there a DVD player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
TIA
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On 16-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
> I have heard a lot about this, but cannot seem to find it. Anyone want
> to point me in the right direction? (I've tried kernel.org with no luck)
> Thanks..
ftp://ftp.uk.linux.org/pub/linux/alan/2.0.34pre
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I have heard a lot about this, but cannot seem to find it. Anyone want
to point me in the right direction? (I've tried kernel.org with no luck)
Thanks..
Bryan
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> and I would like that someone tell me if it is a WINMODEM.
Boot to DOS and try a DOS-based modem program. Even something like the
following should do it:
C:\> echo ata > com1:
I think that should test it..
Dave
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> The Linux vs. Solaris on UltraSparc benchmark comparisions are lying
> around on the web somewhere. A semi-inteligent search on yahoo, etc.
> should find it.
ftp://vger.rutgers.edu/pub/linux/Sparc/ultrapenguin-1.0/HTML/lmbench.txt
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>>Slackware: no package management, no PAM, more difficult config.
>
> Well, it does have pkgtool :).
Ah, cool. As long as it wasn't created with "ln -s tar pkgtool" :)
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Hey all,
After going through the RH errata recently, I got the update RPM for
glibc-2.0.7-7 along with several other upgrade rpms. The debug and
profiling versions seem to be fine, but when attemping to install the base
glibc RPM:
# rpm -U -vv glibc-2.0.7-7.i386.rpm
D: counting packages t
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I just tried to install wavplay on my system, but it complains about
> needing libXm.so.2. I'm running Redhat 5, so I'm wondering if anyone
> thinks that this lib will break my system? If not, where can I find it?
> I poked around in the redhat ftp site,
Michael,
I'd start on the web. Apache has a web site (www.apache.org) and you can find a lot
on SSL if you start with Netscape's site.
Wendy
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I just tried to install wavplay on my system, but it complains about
needing libXm.so.2. I'm running Redhat 5, so I'm wondering if anyone
thinks that this lib will break my system? If not, where can I find it?
I poked around in the redhat ftp site, but couldn't find it...unless it's
part of anot
I have done this with SAMBA and W95 - not with NT workstations
but you can probably do the same on a domain with an NT PDC.
Just locate your profiles onto a share on the SAMBA server.
Be sure to synchronize NT users with SAMBA/UNIX users.
SAMBA can also act as a WINS server btw
rgds,
Anthony
M.
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>FreeBSD: selfish development, less userbase meaning more difficult
>install, configuration, etc. And by `less', I mean like 4.5 million
>less.. In my unbiased opinion, I really don't see a need to use FreeBSD
>(yet).
And to be more correct, don't mentio
On Sat, 16 May 1998, David E. Fox wrote:
> Verify that the path to the cyrillic fonts is indeed correct. If so,
Err, for now I am just trying to get the original configuration going.
> check the permissions (they should be the same as the other
As I have not changed the permissions on the orig
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Arthur W. Taylor wrote:
>I have re-installed Red Hat last week, so i have not installed GIMP yet.
>Will I have problems with newer versions (0.99.29)? Should i recompile it
>or i can install the RPMS?
As one who has tried installing some of the GIMP rpms on Redhat 5.0, I
wou
Howdy,
as my X configuration is still scrogged due to latest
cyrillization attempt, I am unable to access the archives.
(Is the search facility fixed by now?)
I am trying to install the cmcyralt package upon my RH 4.2 (basically)
box, which should be TeTeX. However, the Cyril-HOWTO from sunsit
have you looked at:
http://www.apache-ssl.org/
> -Original Message-
> From: Michael J. McGillick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Saturday, May 16, 1998 12:05 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Apache and SSL
>
>
> Hello Folks:
>
> I'm trying to learn a little more about Apache
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Eugene Leitl wrote:
>xset: bad font path element (#37), possible causes are:
>Directory does not exist or has wrong permissions
>Directory missing fonts.dir
>Incorrect font server address or syntax
Verify that the path to the cyrillic fonts is indeed correct. If
On Fri, 15 May 1998, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi,
> I'm trying to figure out what popd and
> pushd functions are for. Since they are
> build into practically every shell, I
They implement a directory stack.
Basically, this means that if you are in some wierd place, such as
/
On my Redhat 4.2 system I decided to switch to shadow passwords. So I
typed
pwconv5
Only thing is, I didn't switch to /etc first like the online 4.2
manual at RedHat's web site says to do.
Everything seems all right, but have I unknowingly exposed my system
to all kinds of crackers, or somethi
> Hello all. I just installed the newest jdk rpm from
> /pub/contrib/hurricaine/i386 and I'm having problems. The javac
> compiler seems to work fine. However, when I try to run something using
>
> java program.class
>
> It won't let me. I'm pretty sure that the problem is my $CLASSPATH
>
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Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 22:39:55 -0700 (PDT)
From: RedHat List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HELP! debugging/detecting SPAM
Hi everyone,
I'm helping setup sendmail for a friend and have stumbled onto something
strange. I set up sendma
Hello Folks:
I'm trying to learn a little more about Apache, and want to learn about
SSL. Anyone know of a FAQ or some documentation that they can point me
to? Thanks.
- Mike
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I am having difficulty getting MS Frontpage Extensions to work with Apache
Virtual hosts. There is a mention in httpd.conf that server machine must
accept IP packets for multiple addresses and this is accomplished with the
ifconfig alias flag or through kernel patches like VIF. Does anyone know
wh
Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
Thanks
-Dee
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Anybody other than myself ever looked for a shockwave plugin for Netscape on
Linux? I did and here is the reply I got. Flame me if you want but here it
is ...
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>Dear Paul,
>
>Vivo has never offered, n
On Thu, 14 May 1998, Donovan R. Palmer wrote:
>Does anyone know if there are plans by NETSCAPE to release versions of
>their products for LINUX? I'm running the browser on my RedHat
>machine, but am interested in their Messaging Server and other
>products (which are produced for a number of vari
William T Wilson wrote:
> Sendmail virtual hosts is surprisingly easy to do, once you figure it out.
> (heh) First, you must add the virtual hosts to sendmail.cw. Then you
Thanks for the great information! I was wondering where I the extra
config files came from. :) Could you send me that sendm
Hello all. I just installed the newest jdk rpm from
/pub/contrib/hurricaine/i386 and I'm having problems. The javac
compiler seems to work fine. However, when I try to run something using
java program.class
It won't let me. I'm pretty sure that the problem is my $CLASSPATH
variable. When I
> One of the things that a nt server can do for a win based network is store
> each user's profile so that no matter what machine the user logs on at they
> get the same icons, etc. on the desktop. Could that kind of nt server be
> replaced with a linux server? If so, what would do the user pro
You need to have the "Alias /icons/" pointing to the right directory.
Hope this helps
Phillip Ching 605.734.71 wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I have a Web server running RedHat5.0 with Apache.
> What I have experienced is:
>
> 1) If accessing the Web page with Navigator 3.03,
>all images are broken.
Always true for MX record.
If you are running redhat 5.0 you can simply add your domain in the
/etc/sendmail.cw file. Otherwise as Bryan suggested add your domain to
the Cw class in the /etc/sendmail.cf
Bryan Swann wrote:
> First, you must have an MX record added to your DNS server that
> speci
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Ben Sinclair wrote:
> Does anyone have Sendmail virtual hosts working with the stock RH5
> Sendmail? There is some nice documentation about doing so at
Sendmail virtual hosts is surprisingly easy to do, once you figure it out.
(heh) First, you must add the virtual hosts to
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Steve Glines wrote:
> We modified both local.mail and popper to use a substring of the MD5
> hash string to create 256 sub directories. MD5 gives us a random
> distribution based on user names. We get mail files like
> /var/spool/2f/joe.
Just out of curiosity, why are you d
Does anyone have Sendmail virtual hosts working with the stock RH5
Sendmail? There is some nice documentation about doing so at
sendmail.org, but it talks about replacing the sendmail.cf file and also
references things I don't have since I didn't compile Sendmail myself. I
like to stay "RedHat-off
--- Start of forwarded message ---
Hi, folks !!!
I have had some problems in tempting to connect my
RH5.0 to the Internet. In sure, the modem doesn't
work with Linux, only in win95. Actualy, it does
not make any noise when I tempting to dial with
minicom. However, it is possible that I am
In an attempt to russify my XFree86 I managed to screw up the font path so
I can't even websearch for a fix, thus I'd appreciate some comments.
Here's what I did:
applying RatHed's Cyrillic-HOWTO, I created a .xsession with the
following:
xset +fp /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/cyrillic
xset fp reh
> >I had some problems installing olvwm in my RH 5.0.
> >Can someone tell me HOW I can get the best package
> >from any ftp site and installing succesfully ? I
> >installed the xview rpm package from RH 4.2 ftp
> >site, but I do not understand the relations between
> >xview and olvwm ? Can someon
> Leave the /etc/DIR_COLORS where it is, and delete the one from your home
> directory. [not absolutely necessary, but only adds to the complexity otherwise]
>
> Then edit /etc/bashrc and add the following line:
>
> eval `/usr/bin/dircolors /etc/DIR_COLOR`
> alias ls='/bin/ls --color=tty'
>
>
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> I'm very confident that David Miller and the other Sparc programmers can
> outperform Sun on their own hardware.
There is the serial port problem however. This might have been fixed but
last time I knew there was thoroughput problems through the serial
>Another point to consider is that you should install multiple
boxen.
Taking James' comments a step further - the extra boxes will be
paid for by not having to buy Microsoft Exchange! If you look
at the business case, comparing functionality, extra resilience
and so on, I think you'll find t
Hi folks,
One of the things that a nt server can do for a win based network is store
each user's profile so that no matter what machine the user logs on at they
get the same icons, etc. on the desktop. Could that kind of nt server be
replaced with a linux server? If so, what would do the user
On May 15, 10:07pm, Tony Wells wrote:
>
> Lastly,
> Having just finished writing my POP3/SMTP proxy for 32bit windows
> I'l looking for a new project, and wonder whether I might enter
> into this strange world of x-windows. There doesn't seem to be
> *anything* in the way of GNU-type-license X-win
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Igmar Palsenberg wrote:
> I had two system crashes in two days. The system is running RedHat 5.0 with
> a 2.0.33 kernel. It is recompiled just to include the things I want. The
> system got al erreta from RedHat applied to it.
It sounds like to me you are being attacked wi
On 16 May 1998, Peter Mutsaers wrote:
> Hmm, I cannot speak of all variants of hardware, but on my computer
> (64MB RAM, P200, SCSI NCR 815) there's a significant difference in
> favour of FreeBSD w.r.t. performance, especially when doing some
> memory intensive things at the same time.
Indeed.
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Chuck Carson wrote:
> Linux can out perform NT maybe, but Solaris? That is like
> comparing a GEO Metro to a Mercedes Benz IMHO.
> Linux wouldn't stand a chance against Solaris nor would
> any other Unix save AIX. I have personally ran test suites on IRIX,
[...]
Chuck,
L
> It was a joke, and will likely change as soon as I think of something else
> that's funny -- almost as often as a Windows user has to reinstall ;)
Granted, even I could see its actual intent. Thing is, I am at such a
low point on the Linux learning curve that such undertakings as
installing Red
DGM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Wed, May 13, 1998 at 11:11:22AM -0400:
> Do you know of a URL that points to these versions of the FHS?
A basic web search for the string "filesystem heirarchy standard" should
yield good results should it not?
> >much work has gone into it WRT interoperability and s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I was considering using DES ( triple DES
> ) to encrypt my backup tapes.
> Is there a source code, or binary
> available somewhere for Linux of the
> program?
As I explained to somebody else a few weeks ago, encrypting tapes
may
On 16-May-98 David Fisher wrote:
>> Dave Wreski
>> Windows: An OS less stable than the people who use it
>>
> Has anyone ever given much thought to the psychological ramifications
> of the anti-MS hysteria that colours the Linux community? Is it really
> necessary to expend so much energy vilify
> Dave Wreski
> Windows: An OS less stable than the people who use it
>
Has anyone ever given much thought to the psychological ramifications
of the anti-MS hysteria that colours the Linux community? Is it really
necessary to expend so much energy vilifying Windoze?
As for the statement above,
No cdrom here -- I do all my installs via ftp -- running on a T3 so it
does not slow me down much...I have downloaded the src files for both
89c and 96 and have ran the make installs and such and everything looks
like it has went through ok, but when I run the WindowMaker rpm it
stills says it has
On 16-May-98 Van Tate wrote:
> Where is this mysterious lib, this thing is driving me nuts!
Next time try something like:
# cd /mnt/cdrom/RedHat/RPMS
# ls -l *png*
-rw-r--r-- 1 root76114 Nov 10 1997 libpng-0.96-1.i386.rpm
-rw-r--r-- 1 root71083 Nov 10 1997 libpng-devel-0.9
> My machine is running RedHat 4.2 so I can't use hurricane binaries.
> So I have to compile it myself. Doesn't anybody know where to get
> that missing library dl ?
It looks like libdl is from libc-devel. You could also save yourself some
trouble, and just get:
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/contri
> On 16-May-98 Kari Laine wrote:
> > I try to compile xcdroast and it gives me error "could not find -ldl
> > - file or directory doesn't exist"
> >
> > Could somebody please help me to find where I can get this file dl.
>
> Grab the xcdroast RPM and install that with "rpm -Uvh xcdroast*" ins
Dave Wreski wrote:
> On 16-May-98 Steve Glines wrote:
> > Actually Linux or free BDS can easely handle over 1 pop3 users. We
> > use 2 incomming systems for anti-spam etc, 2 hosts for pop mail
> > reading/www etc, and 2 outgoing systems to service 15000 users. Our
> > systems don't breath ver
Peter Chen wrote:
> Dear Steve
>
> Sorry, just now I asked Bob instead of you the following questions:
>
> What are you using for SMTP? qmail or sendmail or something?
Sendmail 8.8
>
>
> What are you using for POP3? qpopper or what?
qpopper
> And do you hash your /var/spool/mail directory? So
Bob Drzyzgula wrote:
> On Fri, May 15, 1998 at 08:53:36PM -0400, Steve Glines wrote:
> > Actually Linux or free BDS can easely handle over 1 pop3 users. We
> > use 2 incomming systems for anti-spam etc, 2 hosts for pop mail
> > reading/www etc, and 2 outgoing systems to service 15000 users. O
On 16-May-98 Kari Laine wrote:
> I try to compile xcdroast and it gives me error "could not find -ldl
> - file or directory doesn't exist"
>
> Could somebody please help me to find where I can get this file dl.
Grab the xcdroast RPM and install that with "rpm -Uvh xcdroast*" instead.
You can
Hi again !
Sorry about that message, I apparently send it to the wrong
mailing-list, it should have been send to the kde-list
Sorry ;-)
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Hi all !
I have just been to bill motes site to get instructions for setting up
KDM. He says there that if I have pam-support (which i have) then
I have to untar the kdebase and do: ./configure --without -pam.
Problem is that I have installed the rpm-package of KDE, so I
would like to know if I
> When I was working on it yesterday, the system suddenly died. Fist symptom
> was PINE dumping core and saying something about busy.. It wouldn't quit.
>
> Got a message in my console saying something about a block xx in the
> freelist isn't free.
>
> All programs that the system ran start
Where is this mysterious lib, this thing is driving me nuts!
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I try to compile xcdroast and it gives me error "could not find -ldl
- file or directory doesn't exist"
Could somebody please help me to find where I can get this file dl.
Thanks
Kari Laine
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> "Peter" == Peter Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Can you just increase NR_TASKS in linux/include/tasks.h and
Peter> nothing else?
You will need to recompile the procps RPM after upping NR_TASKS, but
yes, linux/include/tasks.h is the only place it needs to be changed.
Note, however
Another point to consider is that you should install multiple boxen.
The large box would be the primary MX, responsible for local mail
delivery and the POP/IMAP daemons only.
The client boxen, if they are not running a MTA, should send all
outgoing mail to a `dedicated' SMTP box. And very import
> So, here I am. I have finally got something to
> installAfterStep -- rpm'ed fine. No dependentsbut I cannot start
> the thing. I cannot figure out how to start it. I am drowning here. Any
> help with any of the systems would be appreciated and of course any web
> addresses with hel
in your home directory, edit .xinitrc and put afterstep in there...
#!/bin/sh
afterstep
looks just like that.. and you can check out www.afterstep.org for
more into on AfterStep, the GREATEST WM there is!!! :)
Bryan
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Of course, I have almost no programming experience whatsoever.. and it
doesn't even need to support the .mbx, because the formats are the
same..
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Cc: GateKeepeR News <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi,
Go a few questions, and I would be greatful if I got some answers:
I had two system crashes in two days. The system is running RedHat 5.0 with
a 2.0.33 kernel. It is recompiled just to include the things I want. The
system got al erreta from RedHat applied to it.
I had multiple problems t
>Hello,
>I need to add a large (~700) number of users to linux for use as a
>mailserver. I really have no scripting knowledge whatsoever. My >boss
>doesn't believe that Linux can handle our email (we are using NT >and
>SLmail *cringe* right now). I have setup the server, but I need a way >to
>add
>On a new RH 5.0 installation, attempting to execute httpd gets me:
>"cannot determine local hostname
>use ServerName to set it manually"
Try adding it to /etc/hosts. Use both full name and just the hostname.
If that doesn't work, try adding it to /etc/httpd/conf/somename
The somename is
> bru: [E134] internal error 100 - failed self consistency and
> portability checks
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I am dying here. If you guys have not noticed, I am kind of a
newbie. Actually been in UNIX for years but have decided to switch to
Linux just because I really enjoy working with it.
Anyway, now I am trying to get any WM to work and I just am not
having any luck. Wanted to try E,
On Fri, 15 May 1998, William T Wilson wrote:
> On Fri, 15 May 1998, Chuck Carson wrote:
> You won't get much support for that position. IBM makes good hardware and
> AIX has a lot of nifty features (especially user and disk management) and
> is robust enough, but AIX won't win any points for be
I'm running into problems with BRU2000. I had it running for a couple
of weeks without a problem, but now I keep getting the following
error:
bru: [E134] internal error 100 - failed self consistency and
portability checks
I tried re-installing it thinking it had been corrupted somehow, but
that
"Chuck Carson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only reason linux is so popular is it is free and most of the
> software is free. Solaris has a far more robust kernel
I beg to differ. Solaris has a huge bloated inefficient pig of a kernel
as compared to Linux. They do wacky things like allow in
Dave Wreski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The conversation stemmed from the fact that both implement the V.90
> standard, and how there could be a difference between one vendor's
> implementation and another.
>
> Does anyone know of a doc on the web that explains the difference in more
> technical
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