"Michael J. McGillick" wrote:
>
> Ummm ...
>
> Was this an answer to my original question or just a viewpoint on SRPMS?
> :)
>
Firstly your manual pages should tell you about how to rebuild SRPMS, so
check them for the flags. Secondly I can't see any sensible reason why
it wouldn't work UNLESS
Ummm ...
Was this an answer to my original question or just a viewpoint on SRPMS?
:)
- Mike
On Sat, 27 Nov 1999, lloy0076 wrote:
>
> I find (S)RPMs quite good but a nuisance as well. Trying to get it to
> recompile things like you want them is sometimes not difficult. I await
> the day when
Evening:
I'm intrigued with rebuilding the SRPMS for Red Hat 6.1 to all i686. Is
this process as straightforward as installing the source rpm, and then
typing:
rebuild -bb --target=i686
or is there other things that need to be done? If the first step can be
done, is it as simple as replaci
I find (S)RPMs quite good but a nuisance as well. Trying to get it to
recompile things like you want them is sometimes not difficult. I await
the day when ALL developers include an uninstall option in their make
files :-)
DL
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Hi everybody,
Kindly advise how to;
1) change 1024 x 768 resolution to 800 x 600
2) change of font size in xterm windows
Thanks in advance
B.R.
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Most of the libraries are in developement packages
of your book of you have a box set. Otherwise they
tend to have -devel or some such thing as part
of the name.
Linda
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, Novemb
> Suggestions?
AFAICR - You MUST use Passive FTP transfers while masquerading.
Using the other, you are right, they will negotiate a port - which Linux
then rejects the packets from as they are filtered out by your masquerade
rules.
CuteFTP has a passive switch in the options.
Also make sure y
> One more question...I added these as flags:
>
> -O3 -mpentiumpro -fno-strength-reduce -fomit-frame-pointer
> -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti -ffast-math -march=i686 -pipe -s
> -fexpensive-optimization
>
> but when I ran rpm --rebuild --target i686, the compiler
> didn't like the -fexpensive-optimizati
>I've got a chance to buy a Zoltrix TV tuner card for a pretty good
>price. Anyone know if this will work with Redhat (I'm running 6.1) and
>if so would you be able to point me to a place where I could get a
>driver?
Most stand-alone tv tuner cards i've come across have used the
bt848 chipset whi
I was wondering If anyone had any experiance with wide carriage color
inkjets, under linux, and could make a recomendation as to what works
well, or what doesn't work.
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Hey. yes, thanks to the "pacbell guy" Brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for his
explanations.
Sory for the slow reply - I've been giving thanks :)
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Vidiot wrote:
> Oops, missed the original response.
>
> Semantics. I read the posting to mean that you wanted to know how to set up,
* Michael Butler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I've got a chance to buy a Zoltrix TV tuner card for a pretty good
> price. Anyone know if this will work with Redhat (I'm running 6.1) and
> if so would you be able to point me to a place where I could get a
> driver?
>
> Thanks
> Mike
I've not hear
It seems I misspoke. I now do not see any others. I cannot explain why I
saw some before, and do not now though. It'sa good thing though (sorry Ed)
This supports the view that my neighbors traffic is seperate from mine.
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Edward Dekkers wrote:
> > myself before accepting it.
I've got a chance to buy a Zoltrix TV tuner card for a pretty good
price. Anyone know if this will work with Redhat (I'm running 6.1) and
if so would you be able to point me to a place where I could get a
driver?
Thanks
Mike
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Hello
I'm wondering what cryptography software I should use. Should I use pgp 2.6, pgp 5.0,
or gpg (gnu privacy guard) 1.0?
PGP seems to be the standard, but on the www.gnupg.org web page it says it has some
security enhancements and can use pgp 5.0 keys. I want to contribute a few rpms and
h
I have a Toshiba Portege 3025CT which ran RH 5.2 perfectly. To keep the
distributions uniform among all machines, I upgraded it to 6.0, then 6.1.
Now I'm having problems with apmd and nfsd.
It used to be that only when the battery had about 2-3 minutes of power
left did the machine quietly be
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Steve Borho wrote:
> > Can someone point me towards a HOWTO on installing libraries?
> In general, you just look on the redhat CD for the library you are
> missing and use rpm to install it. If you tell us which libraries you
> are missing, we could help you more.
There'
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 04:38:29PM -0800, Fallout wrote:
> Can someone point me towards a HOWTO on installing libraries?
>
> I'm trying to install a SSH server/client, some GNUPGP software and other
> assorted goodies, all of which are failing library dependancies. I checked
> www.linuxdoc.org (m
> If your PPP connection is configured when you install the rpm, diald's
> configuration should be automatic. If it doesn't work for you (out of
> the box), let me know, and I'll improve/fix the scripts.
DLing now. I'll try it and let you know. If it works, where do I UL my
thanks?
:)
Edward D
Hi everybody,
Lot of thanks for your valuable advice and time devoted in this connection.
B.R.
Stephen Liu
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Thanks...but I looked at the file and see no obvious means of changing
anything.
I see a lng list of different opt flags for many different
architectures but
no internal documentation of the file to indicate what to change, what
optflag is
used (like is it the first in the long list of possibi
Replying to myself, I added a line for i686... with a set of optflags.
I messed around a bit and found that using the --target i686 command
did the trick of using my new optflags. I suppose I could
comment out the i386 line and add one that uses the same optflags
as the i686 line and this would l
> Anyone know how to set up the rules to allow ssh through my firewall with
> ipchains? I seem to have everything else working, but can't figure out
> what I'm doing wrong with the accept rule for ssh. According to
> /etc/services, ssh is running on 22 for both tcp and udp. So, I added the
> fo
Anybody look run Netcraft on their server?
Its "running Netscape-Enterprise/2.01 on DIGITAL UNIX."
http://www.netcraft.com/whats/?host=www.fox.com
I wander what is like to not be able to read use your web site from your own
equipment?
Patrick
Th
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Vidiot wrote:
> >> Who is
Can someone point me towards a HOWTO on installing libraries?
I'm trying to install a SSH server/client, some GNUPGP software and other
assorted goodies, all of which are failing library dependancies. I checked
www.linuxdoc.org (my primary resource for this kind of thing) but no HOWTO
was avail.
freshmeat showed this place [ http://www.socks.nec.com/ ] as the socks5
homepage, with one part of the package called 'socks5 client shared
libraries'
supposedly doing this:
"socks5 client shared library dynamically socksifies existing network
applications. A shell script, called runsocks, socksi
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 10:14:11AM -0600, scott.list wrote:
| What I REALLY want is to be able to check a users POP password/userid. Is
| there a way using telnet to port 109?
Of course (though 109 is pop2; pop3, on port 110, is the norm these days).
POP3 is a text protocol (like most sane proto
Please excuse if this has been posted beforeI've tried everywhere
(almost).
I have a Dell Latitude CPi R Laptop running RH 6.0 and can't get X to work
successfully, previous attempts have resulted in a mouse cursor as big as my
fist or for the X not to display at all :-(
>From what I can tel
Hello there!
Since some 'web applications' ask me for a 128 bit browser, I'm
downloading Netscape with this feature, but for 'Linux 2.0 (glibc)';
does somebody know if it is right to use it on red hat 6.0 ?
thanks in advance!
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>> symbolic link files
>> ln -s /dev/hda5 /dev/cdrom
>> and
>> ln -s /dev/hdb /dev/cdrom
>> already exist
>
>Can't be. There can only be one file /dev/cdrom, and it sounds like
>it's pointing to /dev/hdb
Not true. All the error message is indicating that that the symbolic link
file, /dev/c
I have sent a message with a typo in the sender's e-mail, and get back a
550..Address Not Valid and also a response 554 ...Service Unavailable.
I have an open socket which shows syn_sent. It appears sendmail is
hung, and if I just restart it, I get the same situation.
What could be causing send
>symbolic link files
>
>ln -s /dev/hda5 /dev/cdrom
>and
>ln -s /dev/hdb /dev/cdrom
>
>already exist
Do the following as root:
rm /dev/cdrom
ln -s /dev/hdb /dev/cdrom
MB
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[Where do you think Microsoft would be today if they waited]
Sounds like you're using GNOME:
Click the GNOME button on the panel -> click Settings -> Gnome Control
Center
Click on "Window Manager", and choose one of the window managers offered
to you (Enlightenment should be listed there). Click OK to start the
window manager.
MSG
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Evening Everyone:
I just noticed something happening in pine. I maintain folders for a lot
fo the emails I receive so I can save the information for future
questions. I use "l" after opening up pine to select the folder I want to
go into. Well, I just noticed that if my listing of gropus is lo
Dear friends;
I've RH6.0 on my machine. Once I started X, it told me that I should use a
window manager like enlightment whereas I used it all the time. I
don't know what has really happend to my X since the last time I left it
nothing was wrong. Now I can't minimize or maximize my windows and can
>
> I have a question in regards to pentium or higher optimization,
> source, and rpm. Is there a means to make the default rpm
> --rebuild command use better than -02 -m486, etc? I would
> like a situation where I enter "rpm --rebuild x.src.rpm" and
> have the optimizations run to -03 -mpentium
Yes, most definitely. RHL 6.1 comes with the LILO boot manager and the
installation will automatically set up your system for dual-booting.
However, don't forget that you will need a separate disk partition for RHL
6.1. That is, if your entire hard disk is one big FAT32 partition, you need
to spl
Try Amaya for wysiwyg
Try Wedit for text
On 26-Nov-99 Craig Christensen wrote:
> Hey Gordon, is there a Web design software that uses WYSIWYG for Linux? I
> have been away from web designing so I lost all knowledge?
>
> If so, point me to that direction. I know that GIMP is an ok graphics app.
> http://people.redhat.com/bero/experimental/
>
> After installing it, gcc will be gcc 2.95.2, gcc -Vegcs-2.91.66 is egcs.
> (or just cp /usr/bin/gcc to /usr/bin/egcs before installing the packages).
> Make sure you rpm -i them instead of rpm -U'ing them.
Excellent stuff wish I had seen this
You wrote:
/snip/
"Incidentally, I have yet to subscribe to a list that shows this behavior.
May I
ask which one(s) does?"
(Referring to lists that block accounts.)
The [EMAIL PROTECTED] has really shafted me! I can read their
posts, but I cannot communicate with them, or the list-leader Axalon
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Jason Hirsch wrote:
> The linux box acting as my out connection passess along the ftp request, i
> get a login prompt, password is sent... butwhen I try to obtain a
> diretory list it fails.
>
> Here is what I think is failing (but i don't understand why...)- the two
> clie
I just updated the Apache/mod_ssl howto that I've got up at:
http://www.jasons.org/modssl.phtml
I packaged up the MM shared memory library, and the SRPM is available
for download from the site. I also updated the apache-mod_ssl.spec file
to include support for the MM API (-DEAPI_MM on Apache bu
At 09:14 AM 11/26/1999 -0500, Phil Risby wrote:
>So someone producing web pages with Frontpage, suning all their
>extensions , does this output html or some otherr M$*it format
I use Front Page, it is pure HTML - also can be edited with any text editor.
Rick
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I am trying to enable and load the paride subsystem with these commands:
modprobe paride
modprobe pf
When I type modprobe pf, I get the msg:
/lib/modules/2.2.5-15/misc/pf.0: init_module: Device or resource busy
paride: Device or resource
busy
As a rather odd occurance, I can no longer use ftp after using
ipmasq to share my ethernet connection.
The linux box acting as my out connection passess along the ftp request, i
get a login prompt, password is sent... butwhen I try to obtain a
diretory list it fails.
Here is what I think is fai
Hey Gordon, is there a Web design software that uses WYSIWYG for Linux? I
have been away from web designing so I lost all knowledge?
If so, point me to that direction. I know that GIMP is an ok graphics app.
Craig Christensen
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Phil Risby wrote:
> Let me apologise for starters should any of my current frustration show
> through these words
Oh, I can understand that... :)
> This dear sweet lady, the web page designer has not even heard of linux
> and was somewhat rude on the phone about me selling
> systems that noone u
Stephen King wrote:
> Anyone got any idea on how to add a shared lib in RH5.2?
> The instructions were to unzip and copy it to
> /usr/lib and run ldconfig
> but when I try adding a rpm that depends on that lib, it
> checks and says it's not installed (failed dependency).
rpm doesn't check for t
I have a question in regards to pentium or higher optimization,
source, and rpm. Is there a means to make the default rpm
--rebuild command use better than -02 -m486, etc? I would
like a situation where I enter "rpm --rebuild x.src.rpm" and
have the optimizations run to -03 -mpentiumpro -march=i
Stephen Liu wrote:
> unmount /dev/hdb is not in the fstab (and you are not root)
OK, your CD-ROM is /dev/hdb, but your fstab only mentions /dev/cdrom.
If you edit your /etc/fstab file, and change /dev/cdrom to /dev/hdb,
then mount/umount will work properly.
> symbolic link files
> ln -s /dev
This, I'm sure like the 14 million timmes this was asked, is a joke.
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On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
> http://www.mslinux.org
Jay Guerette wrote:
> Do you have enough memory to support that color depth at that resolution?
>
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> 100 Brickstone Square
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> 978-247-5554
I think this is it. At
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, José Romildo Malaquias wrote:
> In the URL mentioned below I found some packages you have
> compiled with optmizations for i686. What are the options
> you give to gcc for that purpose?
Usually, I'm using:
-O6 -fomit-frame-pointer -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti -fno-check-new
-ff
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, rpjday wrote:
> according to that article, you can use the command
> line based "cdrecord" utility, or cdwrite. it also
> mentions xcdroast, but claims that it is a front-end
> for cdwrite, not cdrecord. is this true?
It was once true. recent versions of xcdroast are usi
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Hal Burgiss wrote:
> Is this working OK now with 2.2.14pre kernels? Any gotchas?
I'm running gcc 2.95.2-compiled kernels all the time without problems.
I haven't checked 2.2.14pre lately (I'm more into 2.3.x ;) ), so I don't
know if you still need to apply patches to fix bro
Oops!
You obviously were around people who knew what they were doing. We had a
couple of lawnmore powered go-carts in the neighborhood when I was a kid,
but the transmission rarely worked on one (the v-belt always slipped off
the pulleys) and the engine didn't work on the other (we had to push i
Bob,
Not that I'm aware of. At least they're not using the mail-abuse.org/dul
filter. Look at any bounces you receive from them. Check to see if in
the reason for the rejection it lists a filter service.
I do know that letters from root@localhost bounce. This is a good policy
in that root sho
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Stephen Hargrove wrote:
> >You should upgrade to XFree86 3.3.5, which contains the neomagic
> >drivers. [The easiest way to install XFree86 3.3.5 is to upgrade to Red
> >Hat Linux 6.1]
>
> Now I'm really confused. I installed RH6.1 to begin with,
Then the libc5 version was
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 11:51:23AM -0500, Hal Burgiss wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 09:43:19AM -0500, Chris Morton wrote:
> > Besides, it isn't enough to just be pre-installed on new machines.
> > The goal should be to replace existing Win9x installations on
> > previously purchased machines.
>
Dear Bernard,
In the URL mentioned below I found some packages you have
compiled with optmizations for i686. What are the options
you give to gcc for that purpose? I would like to
download only the SRPMS and rebuild them. That is why I
want to know which flags you have used.
Thanks.
Romildo
===
Anyone else suffering lockups on 6.1?
When I say dead, I mean dead. X is still displayed on the screen, no IO
at all, not even from the network. Mouse freezes, keyboard freezes, ping
from another system and it's dead. No "Alt-Ctrl - nothing.
NO keyboard.
Hmmm. The problem with this kind
Do you have enough memory to support that color depth at that resolution?
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From: Stephen Hargrove [mailto:
I have RedHat 6.1 . I am trying to use exportfs with tthe following
/etc/exports:
/var/spool/mail
rose.ihes.fr(rw,no_root_squash,map_static=/etc/nfs/client.map)
the result:
exportfs: Unknown keyword "map_static=/etc/nfs/client.map" in export
file
It's seem to me that my exports file agrees
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 04:56:22PM +0100, Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, José Romildo Malaquias wrote:
>
> > I am looking for an rpm package for GCC 2.95.2 that
> > can be used in RedHat Linux 6.1 without the need to
> > substitute the distributed gcc (egcs 1.1.2).
>
> http
I just went and did the upgrade for 5.2 to 6.1 yesterday, Thanksgivng, and
was disappointed with the quality of it. I had been very pleased with 5.2
and how it installed and worked out. Having found a book on KDE I had
installed it and was slowly working on learning it. But I was thinking that
Hi,
I don't understand why I ger the stange message, in /var/log/messages.
I have installed RedHat 6.1
Nov 26 18:00:08 seven kernel: fh_verify: //keller permission failure, acc=4,
error=13
What mistake, I have in my configuration ???
Thanks
Jacqueline Keller
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There's a real Internet war going on here. Some Gates clones are trying
hard to force all PC users into a tightly controlled mass, while PC
hackers (I mean this in the original sense when hackers were known as PC
experts who contribute much good to the computer industry through their
innovations
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 09:43:19AM -0500, Chris Morton wrote:
> And of course it is starting to change, since major hardware vendors
> are now offering Linux as an option. A consumer friendly version of
> Linux on bargain machines would be VERY attractive.
It might be attractive, but who is sell
Hi all,
Anyone got any idea on how to add a shared lib in RH5.2? I have been
trying for a couple of days to get a lib installed
(libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2). The instructions were to unzip and copy it to
/usr/lib and run ldconfig, which I did and it seems to be listed correctly
with ldconfig, but
How can I get a Redhat client to use MS Proxy Server 2.0 Socks service...
If I set the RH clients gateway to the internal IP on my NT Server that
means I need to enable IP forwarding on my NT server which I don't want to
do. I have successfully set up the RH client to use MS Proxy web proxy
servi
i was just about to embark on burning my own CDs,
and stumbled across the article "creating CDs" in the
oct 99 issue of linux journal.
according to that article, you can use the command
line based "cdrecord" utility, or cdwrite. it also
mentions xcdroast, but claims that it is a front-end
Hello,
Can Redhat 6.1 be installed on an existing win98 system and duel boot
between OS's?
Thanks in advance..
Frank Rocco
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You wrote:
>
>On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Stephen E. Hargrove wrote:
>
>> I'm running Linux on a Gateway Solo 2500, and I've installed the patch at
>> ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/XFCom/XFCom-neomagic-libc5-2.0.0-1.i386.rpm, but
I
>> cannot seem to get startx -- -bpp 24 working at 1024x768.
>
>You should upg
Oops sent too soon. Please excuse the sorta double post...
What I REALLY want is to be able to check a users POP password/userid. Is
there a way using telnet to port 109? I get a prompt, I just don't know how
to feed it a login/password. Would this work? how?
Thanks again!
Scott
Original p
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, José Romildo Malaquias wrote:
> I am looking for an rpm package for GCC 2.95.2 that
> can be used in RedHat Linux 6.1 without the need to
> substitute the distributed gcc (egcs 1.1.2).
http://people.redhat.com/bero/experimental/
After installing it, gcc will be gcc 2.95.2,
FYI:
I figured out what was 'amatter:
I had to add a zone and zone file in DNS for the other 3 class C's that
comprise the 4 class C range of the /22 CIDR subnet, and add all of the IP's
to the domain zone file. Now it's working correctly.
Scott
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On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 03:31:52AM -0800, Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
: http://www.mslinux.org/
:
: I've found this strange,link,this is a joke right
: Can be!
Uh, did you even READ the quotes on the left side of the page? You decide.
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I am looking for an rpm package for GCC 2.95.2 that
can be used in RedHat Linux 6.1 without the need to
substitute the distributed gcc (egcs 1.1.2). Basicaly
some projects would use gcc 2.95 and other projects
would use the original gcc. So the gcc package I
am looking for should not substitute eg
Please help
Box running RH6 all updates.
RH Box IP is 62.82.80.5 on subnet 255.255.252.0
NT PC with IP of 62.82.80.x connects (to the RH box) via telnet/ftp
instantly.
Change PC's IP to 62.82.81.x and it connects (to the RH box) but after about
a 2 minute pause
(same for ftp)
Going the ot
Sorry, I found the answer after sending my earlier message. While I had
restarted syslogd after installing the new package, I had not restarted
sendmail and mgetty. After doing that, logging seems to be working as
expected.
Owen
> -Original Message-
> From: Owen V. Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PR
i've tried most linux distrobutions:
corel - worked for me during install, came up with all nice kde tweaks. problem
was there "automatic hardware" detector wasn't too keen about my sound blaster
live. when i tried to put in the drivers manually, it wasn't too keen about
that either. i had to reco
I recently installed sysklogd-1.3.31-1.5.i386.rpm on my RH5.2 system.
Now I'm getting logging behavior different from what I had with the
prior version (which was a security update from the original that
accompanied RH5.2).
What I have noticed so far is that mgetty events that used to show up in
And of course it is starting to change, since major hardware vendors are
now offering Linux as an option. A consumer friendly version of Linux
on bargain machines would be VERY attractive.
Besides, it isn't enough to just be pre-installed on new machines. The
goal should be to replace existing
Anyway, I guess MS doing a Linux distro would be a VERY smart move. Both
for the courts and commercial. Then, they would justify MS-Word for
MSLinux, Excel for MSLinux, and start the same old song all over again...
and this packages wouldn't be for free Anyway, isn't it the same Corel
is d
Well, I remember that Microsoft actually bought a company that worked on a
UNIX OS, mostly to work with the multitask performance of NT. That happened
some years ago. I am not at home right now, but I will look for some
details when I get there on weekend.
-Mensaje original-
De: We
Edward Dekkers wrote:
> > Again, I'm not trying to start a war.
> > I'm just asking for apt-like capabilities in RedHat.
>
> Well, can we ask Redhat to include things we want in the distribution
> somewhere?
>
> Personally, I'd like a fully-tried-and-tested-out-of-the-box-working diald
> included
Vidiot wrote:
> >> Who is [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
> >
> >Web Master Fox?
>
> Yep, found that out soon after posting the question :-)
>
I sent the dimwit a fork-o-gram
http://www.forkinthehead.com/
I was nice and fixed the javascript that was denying us Linux users, and
sent that along, too.
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On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Marco van Tol wrote:
> > well, microsoft DID come out with the first unix on the pc platform.
> > xenix or something like that. but dos was obviously a better option, so
> > they stuck with that...
> Was that really Microsofts?
> I have used it briefly in the past and was to
On Fri, Nov 26, 1999 at 08:36:18AM -0500, Chris Morton wrote:
> My best hope for Corel Linux is that it'll finally shape up into the
> distribution that will shove Windows off of the desktop. It doesn't
> have to do everything, and do it better than everything else. It
> just has to be easy to i
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Phil Risby wrote:
> So someone producing web pages with Frontpage, suning all their
> extensions , does this output html or some otherr M$*it format
It does some "extended" HTML - you can put them on a Linux server without
any problems.
There is even a patch available that w
> well, microsoft DID come out with the first unix on the pc platform.
> xenix or something like that. but dos was obviously a better option, so
> they stuck with that...
Was that really Microsofts?
I have used it briefly in the past and was told it was owned by Santa Cruz
Operations?
I might be
Stephen Liu wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> CD can be mounted and unmounted at "root" but can only be mounted in "user".
> Unmount at "user" is impossible. Every time when try to unmount it at
> "user" following warning displays;
>
> Could not unmount
> Error log:
>
> unmount /dev/hdb is not in the
Hi to all.
I have one Linux box with
RedHat 6.0. It is very
slowly on login ( ~ 4/5 s ).
Why ?
Alessandro
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well, microsoft DID come out with the first unix on the pc platform.
xenix or something like that. but dos was obviously a better option, so
they stuck with that...
or so I've been told by a reliable source...
sugarboy
rpjday wrote:
>
> On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
>
>
My best hope for Corel Linux is that it'll finally shape up into the
distribution that will shove Windows off of the desktop. It doesn't
have to do everything, and do it better than everything else. It just
has to be easy to install, use and maintain for end users, and do what
it does well. If
You might want to install the FrontPage server extensions for Apache.
Just went through this with my designers who also use FrontPage.
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Phil Risby wrote:
> Hi everyone
> Let me apologise for starters should any of my current frustration show
> through these words
> I have j
Hi everyone
Let me apologise for starters should any of my current frustration show
through these words
I have just got off the phone with a web page designer employed by a
customer of mine
I sell Linux systems you see, all pre-installed and customised for the
client
This dear sweet lady, the web
Hi everybody,
CD can be mounted and unmounted at "root" but can only be mounted in "user".
Unmount at "user" is impossible. Every time when try to unmount it at
"user" following warning displays;
Could not unmount
Error log:
unmount /dev/hdb is not in the fstab (and you are not root)
Entry
On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
> http://www.mslinux.org/
>
> I've found this strange,link,this is a joke right
Sure - Microsoft's Justice Department isn't anywhere near as good as the
site it's pointing to. ;)
LLaP
bero
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On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Wellington Terumi Uemura wrote:
> http://www.mslinux.org/
>
> I've found this strange,link,this is a joke right
> Can be!
of course it's a joke. sheesh.
rday
p.s. but a pretty good joke.
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