Look in the 6.1 errata. A fix is available.
nitesh.
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Steve Feehan wrote:
> We have several dozen linux boxes that were upgraded from Redhat 6 to
> 6.1. After the upgrade printing was broken. We print to LPRng on a
> solaris 5.6 box.
>
> The only solution I could find was t
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I've been trying to figure out how to permit access to certain IP
addresses in hosts.allow. The problem is I want to allow my home dialup
machine access but it has a dynamically assigned IP address.
it resolves to: dyn1-tnt1-*.toledo.somewhere.here.n
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> >I have three separate windoze boxes, totally disconnected from each other,
> >that have had exactly the same font problem with CNN you describe for the
> >same past several days. I though it was just me. Part of the site is like
> >it was, but the headl
At 22:44 2000-02-09 -0600, Carl Karsten wrote:
>What you suggested is not what Clarence was looking for. The printer is
>hooked up to the lpt port of a machine running windows, not Linux. He is
>looking for a way to route linux print jobs to the printer via windows
>network.
>
>Both: I don't thi
I had a question earlier about kernel configuration and made an error in the
order of my steps so I wanted to clarify this incase someone tried to use
this order or a kernel build. Earlier I said I had to do this:
backing up my old kernel
make mkproper
make config >> here I set all my options the
Even though it is not free, I would highly recommend you check out the
Holentech Switches. They are perfect for this.
Best Regards,
Rahim Valiani.
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Steve Frampton wrote:
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> Hello:
>
> Our organization is pl
We have several dozen linux boxes that were upgraded from Redhat 6 to
6.1. After the upgrade printing was broken. We print to LPRng on a
solaris 5.6 box.
The only solution I could find was to "downgrade" to the Redhat 6 version
of lpr.
Is this a known problem? Any other ideas of how to deal with
Well, excuse me while I just duck below the keyboard to wipe a few fairly
sizeable globs of egg off my cheek.
And before I start I want to that everyone whp has offered suggestions for help
in this issue - to Steve and Steve, Bernhard, Hidong, Craig, Uncle Meat \:-) and
any others who offered hel
Hello
I would like to know how to backup my laptop computer to my desktop
computer using a Null Modem and a serial connection. I want to store
the contents of the laptop's hard disk on the tape drive of the
desktop.
The desktop is running Redhat 6.1 with a tape drive on /dev/st0. The
laptop is
I want to know if there is any way to make rpmfind work faster over a
modem connection. I am not sure, but it seems like every time I do a
search, it downloads the entire rpm database. Is there a way to tell it
to only load that once a day or once a week? Does anyone else use rpmfind
or is ther
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Hello:
Our organization is planning to purchase 10 rack mount systems which will
primarily be used to server web pages and applications. Our goal is to
find a clustering technology that will deliver in order of priority
1) high availability/failover
Neil
What you suggested is not what Clarence was looking for. The printer is
hooked up to the lpt port of a machine running windows, not Linux. He is
looking for a way to route linux print jobs to the printer via windows
network.
Both: I don't think you can do that.
What you can do is hook it
Patrick O Neil wrote:
>
> Is anyone here versed in StarOffice?
>
> I have been fighting with it all day now and ready to pull
> my hair out.
>
> I opened up a spreadsheet and entered experimental data
> in the cells. I can select a set of cells just fine and
> insert a chart. What I want to d
I have successfully done this with the USR 5610 PCI Modem (ONLY).
The trick is to cat the /proc/pci file, and find the irq/io address
for that card, then set them with the setserial command.
For RedHat 6.1, I created a /etc/rc.d/rc.serial, which contains the
correct setserial command, and it all
I just checked my /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit and I see the depmod command in
there, too. Like Eddie, I waited at least 15 minutes for my machine to
boot after it hung at "finding module dependencies". I have a dual PII
350 512 MB RAM. I saw the same thing with another machine, dual PII 300
384 MB RAM
I ran depmod for the module dependencies after receiving Kim's e-mail and it
finally did boot but after seeing your e-mail and checking my rc.sysinit I
found that you are in fact right. There is a depmod command that should do
this for you. Is it possible that I did not wait long enough on bootup.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Yes, you're right. I never had to do a depmod during a kernel compile
> when I was running Red Hat 5.2 (in the form of Mandrake 5.3). But then
> when I upgraded to Red Hat 6.1 by way of Mandrake 6.1 (sux), I had to
> start doing the depmod. Could /etc/
Yes, you're right. I never had to do a depmod during a kernel compile
when I was running Red Hat 5.2 (in the form of Mandrake 5.3). But then
when I upgraded to Red Hat 6.1 by way of Mandrake 6.1 (sux), I had to
start doing the depmod. Could /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit have been changed
between releas
Thanks, that is the step I was looking for. It works now. I really
appreciate your help. Forgot all about depmod. Oh well, live and learn..
Thanks,
Eddie Strohmier
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From: Hidong Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 8:1
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Hidong Kim wrote:
> Hi, Eddie,
>
> I've had this problem before. You need to add a step in your sequence
> below.
>
>
> Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> >
> > I am rebuilding my kernel on a RH 6.0 2.2.5-15 system. I have 3 devices that
> > needed adding after doing the folloing:
> what kind of system would
> one require to run a maillist
> like redhat-list?
I have 5 mailing lists totaling 1300+ subscribers on a Pentium 150 with
a 2 GB IDE hard drive and 80 MG RAM. I use majordomo 1.94.5 and sendmail.
This conbination does the job for me. Scale up the hardware and Inte
Hi, Eddie,
I've had this problem before. You need to add a step in your sequence
below.
Eddie Strohmier wrote:
>
> I am rebuilding my kernel on a RH 6.0 2.2.5-15 system. I have 3 devices that
> needed adding after doing the folloing:
>
> backing up my old kernel
> make mkproper
> make config
I am rebuilding my kernel on a RH 6.0 2.2.5-15 system. I have 3 devices that
needed adding after doing the folloing:
backing up my old kernel
make mkproper
make config >> here I set all my options the way they should be set<<<
make bzImage
make dep
make clean
make modules
make modules_install
I
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>On 9/02/00 at 13:37 Amber N. Ferguson wrote:
> I have a question concerning Linux and USR 56k V90 modems. Now I have
heard a lot of people say. When it comes to that modem trash it, it's a
PnP modem and you're screwed. There's no way in hell it will
On 9 Feb 2000 12:10:21 -0500, Neil Hollow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I wish to use GDM as graphical log in. GDM return at the term prompt works
>fine allowing to login out etc. However, I cannot find any instructions on
>how to set up my initib file. Poking around the system in the GDM dir I
On 10-Feb-00 AlphaByte opined:
> Yup. :-)
>
> That's all hunky dory and it still doesnt work, it is broken. Oh by the
> way, I
> am not printing to the parallel port, this is via eth0 -- it is a remote
> printer (and is therefore not supported.)
>
> Printtool does print test pages so that is no
Yup. :-)
That's all hunky dory and it still doesnt work, it is broken. Oh by the way, I
am not printing to the parallel port, this is via eth0 -- it is a remote
printer (and is therefore not supported.)
Printtool does print test pages so that is not the problem. The problem is that
unless an app
Steve Lee wrote:
>
> what kind of system would
> one require to run a maillist
> like redhat-list?
One that uses something more efficient than majordomo/sendmail. Majordomo is
not hard to setup if you just follow the directions. It works well for
low-volume lists and lists can be administered vi
Gate wrote:
> I was wondering if there is anything for Linux that can take the place of
> an Exchange server. To be able to do the profiles, contacts, etc in
> Outlook and such. Any ideas on this? Any help would be great. Thanks!
HP OpenMail.
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Tom all that makes sense. I do not normally run as root but do
occationally. Your insights are appreciated.
Bret
Tom Gilbert wrote:
>
> * Bret Hughes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >
> >
> > Tom Gilbert wrote:
> >
> > > That indicates that at some point (hopefully by accident), you ran
> > > gn
what exactly is the problem then? just ln -s /dev/modem to your /dev/tty*
(depending on the com port your modem is in)also the newer redhat
supports plug -n- pray.
-Original Message-
From: Amber N. Ferguson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 3:37 PM
To: [E
I've been avoiding this post for weeks now in hopes of finding a suitable email
client for gnome. I have been using Kmail and found it does most of what I need
except the cut and paste functions seems to be rough w/ other gnome apps and I
hate kfm.
DOes any one know of a GUI email client that wi
Ok, I have a curious problem here, and was hoping to bounce
this off a few gurus.
I'm having a problem with NFS installs of 6.1. I made a copy
of the bootnet disk, and was able to successfully install 6.1
via NFS on one machine, and upgrade an existing 5.2 installation
on another without a probl
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Patrick O Neil wrote:
> Is anyone here versed in StarOffice?
I'm not well versed but I just figured out how to do what you want
yesterday so I identify with your plight. Here's the deal:
(cut)
> I cannot cut and paste starcalc data into the new document's
> spreadsheet tabl
what kind of system would
one require to run a maillist
like redhat-list?
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at 01:37 PM, "Amber N. Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
> I have a question concerning Linux and USR 56k V90 modems. Now I have
>heard a lot of people say. When it comes to that modem trash it, it's a
>PnP modem and you're screw
Hi..
To prevent incoming broadcast packets from entering your network
Solaris 2.6, 2.5.1, 2.5, 2.4, and 2.3:
Use the command: ndd -set /dev/ip ip_forward_directed_broadcasts 0
To prevent systems from responding to broadcast ICMP packets
Solaris 2.6, 2.5.1, 2.5, 2.4, and 2.3:
Use the command:
Robert Canary wrote:
> I have a user with an ALL CAPS username and sendmail keeps choking on
> it. Why? I know capital letters in an emial name cannot be the issue
> there are thousands of them on the internet. Is sendmail broken? or is
> this a configuration issue that I can tell it to excep
Manuel Camacho wrote:
> We need a mail server at the office, and was thinking about Linux as an option.
> About 20 users, and we use internal as well as internet e-mail. As traffic is
> very low, we would think about a dial-on-demand connection to the
> internet through a modem. We connect to the
Since no one out there has Vpop3 running what are people using to host
multiple email domains?
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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yOn Thu, 10 Feb 2000, AlphaByte wrote:
> Yes, absolutely spot on. I installed RH61 after using RH51 for some two years
> (and found to be a great system) only so I could access the latest glibc for
> Adobe's FrameMaker beta.
>
> Since then I have had no end of problems with getting anything to p
Yes, absolutely spot on. I installed RH61 after using RH51 for some two years
(and found to be a great system) only so I could access the latest glibc for
Adobe's FrameMaker beta.
Since then I have had no end of problems with getting anything to print -- I
can at least print from the command line
Is anyone here versed in StarOffice?
I have been fighting with it all day now and ready to pull
my hair out.
I opened up a spreadsheet and entered experimental data
in the cells. I can select a set of cells just fine and
insert a chart. What I want to do is move the chart to
a document for pri
> > Is there any free software to do ASPs under Apache? We have a few users
> > requesting to use ASPs but really don't want to run an NT server. I've
> > heard of software you can buy to do this, but it is too expensive for a
> > handful of users.
I haven't gotten this working yet, so I
Amber N. Ferguson wrote:
> I have a question concerning Linux and USR 56k V90 modems. Now I have heard a lot
>of people say. When it comes to that modem trash it, it's a PnP modem and you're
>screwed. There's no way in hell it will work in Linux.
>
> On the juxta-position of that I have
> I have a question concerning Linux and USR 56k V90 modems. Now I
> have heard a lot of people say. When it comes to that modem trash it,
> it's a PnP modem and you're screwed. There's no way in hell it will
> work in Linux.
>
> On the juxta-position of that I have seen multiple posts in
Hi,
I was wondering if there is anything for Linux that can take the place of
an Exchange server. To be able to do the profiles, contacts, etc in
Outlook and such. Any ideas on this? Any help would be great. Thanks!
Bryan
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Amber,
First, there are a few points to remember.
1) A USR 56k V90 modem != a USR 56k V90 modem. Some work fine in Linux.
Others
don't work at all in Linux, because of the fact that some hardware functions
are
offloaded and performed as software by the host system. That unfortunately
means
> "Amber N. Ferguson" wrote:
>
> I have a question concerning Linux and USR 56k V90 modems. Now I
> have heard a lot of people say. When it comes to that modem trash it,
> it's a PnP modem and you're screwed. There's no way in hell it will
> work in Linux.
>
> On the juxta-position of tha
I have a question concerning Linux and USR
56k V90 modems. Now I have heard a lot of people say. When it comes
to that modem trash it, it's a PnP modem and you're screwed. There's no
way in hell it will work in Linux.
On the juxta-position of that I have seen
multiple posts in vario
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Is there a utility for *nix or Linux which will format a FAT partition
> on a fixed disk? e.g. mkfs -t vfat /dev/hda8 ...which won't work
> without mkfs.vat (mkfatfs?), which I can't find. :)
A. _Please_ turn off the html in email!
B. the command you need is mkdosf
%-> Speaking of which, does anyone know of a command-line tool that will let
%-> you do:
%->
%-> $ whobe anyrandomdomain.com
%->
%-> ...and give you the results like whois when netsol had everything
%-> monopolized? It'd kind of tedious to do whois in two steps and before I
%-> write a perl scrip
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Gate wrote:
> Is there any free software to do ASPs under Apache? We have a few users
> requesting to use ASPs but really don't want to run an NT server. I've
> heard of software you can buy to do this, but it is too expensive for a
> handful of users.
Get asp2php - it conve
>I have three separate windoze boxes, totally disconnected from each other,
>that have had exactly the same font problem with CNN you describe for the
>same past several days. I though it was just me. Part of the site is like
>it was, but the headline areas (mostly) are messed up bad. Mayb
Is there a utility for *nix or Linux which will
format a FAT partition on a fixed disk?
e.g. mkfs -t vfat /dev/hda8
...which won't work without mkfs.vat (mkfatfs?),
which I can't find. :)
TIA,
Hugo R.
I have three separate windoze boxes, totally disconnected from each other,
that have had exactly the same font problem with CNN you describe for the
same past several days. I though it was just me. Part of the site is like
it was, but the headline areas (mostly) are messed up bad. Maybe a
Is there any free software to do ASPs under Apache? We have a few users
requesting to use ASPs but really don't want to run an NT server. I've
heard of software you can buy to do this, but it is too expensive for a
handful of users.
Thanks,
Brayn
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Anthony E. Greene suggested:
> If you have pine 4.10 or higher you can enable it in your ~/.pinerc
> (enable-changing-from). Add the actual "From:" line in your features within
> pine. I think it's under special headers, or something like that.
That's it! Thanks very much. Specifically, it's
* Bret Hughes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>
> Tom Gilbert wrote:
>
> > That indicates that at some point (hopefully by accident), you ran
> > gnome as root.
> >
> > Feel free to delete these files, and don't run gnome or X as root :)
>
> Why not? There are some tasks that really are easier
Ok I got my Linksys working at 100Mbps on redhat 6.0 Was wondering if
someone could point in the direction to get the above mentioned card
functioning at the same speed.
I currently have in my conf.modules
alias eth1 via-rhine.o
options via-rhine full_duplex=0 debug=1
Where do I specify what m
Tcl/Tk is what I use for graphical Perl apps. It's pretty easy to get the
hang of, although complicated window placement can get pretty involved.
There are several good reference and tutorial books out that cover Tcl/Tk as
well.
Brad 'GreyBear' Davis - CTO, PeoplePublish, Inc.
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> I'm on this assignment to do a baseline JPEG encoder/decoder..would
> like to try it in Perl first. Any1 knows a clue to what modules/
> widgets to use to display graphics in Perl? Tck/Tk was one of the
> tools I think (I only did CGI/shellscript under Pel before) Pla
Hi,
I'm on this assignment to do a baseline JPEG encoder/decoder..would like to
try it in Perl first.
Any1 knows a clue to what modules/widgets to use to display graphics in
Perl? Tck/Tk was one of the tools I think (I only did CGI/shellscript under
Pel before)
Platform is not a problem since
>Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me or do the fonts
>at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a few days?
>nitesh.
Look fine to me.
MB
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I wish to use GDM as graphical log in. GDM return at the term prompt works
fine allowing to login out etc. However, I cannot find any instructions on
how to set up my initib file. Poking around the system in the GDM dir I
found a readme file but its contents were incomprehensible. Can anyone
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 08:29:28PM -0600, Manuel Camacho wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a 486/66 Intel board that came with my Gateway2000 (tower case). I want
> to change the processor to an AMD 5x86 - 133 , but I don't seem to find the
> technical specs of my MB on the Gateway Web page.
Most (many??)
on 9/2/2000 2:28 AM, Nate Waddoups shot down the bitstream:
> On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Wayne Dyer wrote:
>
>> What I do is this:
>>
>> $ whois 209.96.41.
>
> Neat trick, I didn't realize you could query like that.
>
> Queries like whois [EMAIL PROTECTED] give additional information about
> the off
Personal name. (Ex: Christopher Molnar). Domain
name: nebsllc.com (in my case ignores the name of the
laptop and forces the use of my basic domain name.).
Quoting "J. Nestlerode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Christopher Molnar wrote:
>
> > From Pine's main menu go into Setup and Config it is
> >
i still get this message
every onec in a while
before i gave the full path to
mysaladmin, but now i think it wants
the password too? how do i go about
that without flat out putting
the password for mysql admin in the
log rotate.d
don't know if this should belong to a
mysql list? it first start
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Nate Waddoups wrote:
>
> I tend to leave my server's monitor on all the time in character mode. On
> my old machine (MDA adaptor and monochrome monitor), the screen would go
> blank and stay that way. I'm used to the monitor going blank,
> screen-saver-style, and waking up w
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Michael H. Warfield wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 09:59:10AM -0500, J. Nestlerode wrote:
> > Nitesh Dhanjani wrote:
>
> > > Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me
> > > or do the fonts at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a
> > > few days?
>
> > I
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Paul Crossman wrote:
> I've been getting some strange disk/filesystem errors on one of my
> systems today that just do no make any sense to me.
>
> The system is running RH 6.0, and here's a few lines of the syslog.
>
> Feb 8 20:28:21 barney kernel: EXT2-fs warning (device
I know you didn't ask about this specifically, but make sure you recompile
Perl with the options suggested under mod_perl_traps.
Why?
Lots of reasons, here's just a couple:
Redhat's 6.0 binary of 5.00503 leaves d_sfio undefined-
If you use CGI.pm or make use of a couple other popular modules,
Easiest way for me is opening a console window and running "Xconfigurator".
Best regards,
-Manuel.
-Mensaje original-
De: Mark Grandi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: Miércoles, 09 de Febrero de 2000 07:00 a.m.
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: video display
I am completely new to
At 09:18 2000-02-09 -0500, J. Nestlerode wrote:
>Pine takes my Linux desktop user name and plops it in front of
>"@usa.dupont.com" to form the reply-to in e-mail I send. Unfortunately,
>this is not my e-mail address. The "usa.dupont.com" is correct, of
>course, because there's a place in pine to
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can help me decipher
the following messages that appeared in the log
of one of our systems running RH 4.2:
Feb 9 07:26:39 foo kernel: Internal error: bad swap-device
Feb 9 07:26:39 foo kernel: Internal error: bad swap-device
Feb 9 07:26:39 foo kernel: Trying to free
something broke bad for me while re-compiling my
kernel for smp. i did a make menuconfig, make dep,
make clean, make zImage. i copied the kernel to
/boot, backed up the old kernel(changed name to .old),
and changed the name of the new kernel. now when i
boot, it hangs. i tried rescue disk and
Christopher Molnar wrote:
> From Pine's main menu go into Setup and Config it is
> one of the first lines.
Thanks for the reply. I've looked in there several times- the first
couple lines are to change "personal-name" and "domain-name", but not
the user name. (??)
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> Hi,
>
> i'm useing Apache SSL (apache-ssl-1.3.4-1.31-1.rpm). Some pages are
> password protected (.htaccess & .htpasswd solution). Is it possible that
> password will be asked again when you do refresh. Closing and
> restarting browser is one way, but not quite what I'd like.
Passwords are va
>From Pine's main menu go into Setup and Config it is
one of the first lines.
Quoting "J. Nestlerode" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Pine takes my Linux desktop user name and plops it in
front of
> "@usa.dupont.com" to form the reply-to in e-mail I
send. Unfortunately,
> this is not my e-mail addres
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Robert Canary wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a user with an ALL CAPS username and sendmail keeps choking on
> it. Why? I know capital letters in an emial name cannot be the issue
> there are thousands of them on the internet. Is sendmail broken? or is
> this a configuration i
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 09:59:10AM -0500, J. Nestlerode wrote:
> Nitesh Dhanjani wrote:
> > Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me
> > or do the fonts at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a
> > few days?
> It's not just you. I've noticed the same thing, and not just on CN
Why break things up into smaller (restrict the) numbers of hosts?
Sometimes you need to isolate computer groups for better network performance
(have the computers that talk to each other the most off in a corner where
they won't disturb anyone else), security (limit the damage that a vandal can
> There are plenty of stupid companies out there... Think banner ads.
A full blown group ?? Well.. They weren't there 4 years ago :)
>
> Search Yahoo (if they're up yet) for free news servers and or nntp, you should
> find dozens of them. I use them to test stuff
>
> -- KEn
>
Hi,
Beware, this is a bit long!
I have downloaded and installed openssh (and openssl as required by
openssh). It is my intention to completely remove the r-services
(rlogin, etc.).
As such, I believe that I should go for the third alternative within the
ssh documentation; To let all users cre
Nitesh Dhanjani wrote:
> Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me
> or do the fonts at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a
> few days?
It's not just you. I've noticed the same thing, and not just on CNN.
Only certain fonts on certain sites, it seems. Very annoying. I've
Hi,
i'm useing Apache SSL (apache-ssl-1.3.4-1.31-1.rpm). Some pages are
password protected (.htaccess & .htpasswd solution). Is it possible that
password will be asked again when you do refresh. Closing and
restarting browser is one way, but not quite what I'd like.
Ideas?
Regards,
Martin Sieb
Just you.
On Wed, 09 Feb 2000, Nitesh Dhanjani wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me or do the fonts
> at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a few days?
>
> Thanks
> nitesh.
>
>
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I am not sure what you mean when you say reference vpop3d?
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On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, David Powers wrote:
> What I had discovered in my trials with this situation is that I could
> only reference vop3d. Once I configured i
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 08:13:18AM -0600, Jake Johnson wrote:
> What is the best dsl interface to use? Does linux support it?
Yes and no. Protocol is decided by the provider (if that's what you
mean). DHCP (well supported) was standard for some time. Many providers
are moving to PPPoE and PPPoA.
Pine takes my Linux desktop user name and plops it in front of
"@usa.dupont.com" to form the reply-to in e-mail I send. Unfortunately,
this is not my e-mail address. The "usa.dupont.com" is correct, of
course, because there's a place in pine to specify that, and I have done
so. But how do you c
What is the best dsl interface to use? Does linux support it?
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Hello,
Im using true type fonts within netscape.. is it just me or do the fonts
at http://www.cnn.com/ look funny since a few days?
Thanks
nitesh.
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I had the same thing and corected it by erasing my Netscrape user files from
the $home directory. However I still find its mail client buggy as all get out.
On Wed, 09 Feb 2000, Stephen Johnston wrote:
> Hi
>
> RH6.1 inc. some updates not all
>
> netscape-navigator-4.7-1.1
> netscape-communica
> Is that ever cool!!! Whoa! I just pulled up the standard gnome
> terminal and checked preferences, then checked images and checked
> transparent! Is there a way to make it transparent to the app running
> beneath it? Too cool... Ric
Here's a chunk of text from http://eterm.i-docs.org/faq/etermf
Training facilities have paid lots of money to Microsoft and Novell for
their right to train. It's the second largest scam known to man. But
reality is that Linux training is not Prime Time yet. I heard that RedHat's
training material are very poor - two of my LUG members actual went through
it
yup. attached (I didn't write it, William E. Weinman did)
works fine though.
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Nate Waddoups wrote:
>
> Speaking of which, does anyone know of a command-line tool that will let
> you do:
>
> $ whobe anyrandomdomain.com
>
> ...and give you the results like whois when netsol h
Isaiah Weiner wrote:
>
> > I was wondering if anyone knows how to make those cool looking
> > transparent rxvt terminal windows I have seen in some screen shots at
> > themes.org??
>
> Besides Eterm, rxvt, aterm, and wterm - gnome-terminal can do it, too. ;)
>
Is that ever cool!!! Whoa! I just
Oh, on another note, I believe changing the netbios name may cause problems
if you are using the DNS system and not a netbios name server or wins
server. This may only be a problem if you are crossing subnets, but I don't
remember the details. In effect the name needs at least one method of being
I am completely new to the world of Linux ( "oh no" everyone shouts)
Is there anyway you can change the display properties i.e. adapter name and
make, resolution and colour through the graphical interfaces of KDE / and or
GNOME ?
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