Regarding Best and Tripplite -
Best:
Don't let their website prices fool you - you can get them a lot cheaper
(even from them). Their software is open source too, and the model I have
also has battery life calculation which is great.
Tripplite:
Their software requires a GUI to properly install.
I'm trying mount a new disk... and I've gotten this message before and
can't figure out what was the fix!
server1> disk mounted & exported, nfs restarted
server2> mount server1:/home1 /mnt/test
and I get:
NFS Portmap: RPC: Program not registered
portmapper is running on both systems...
The ma
i dont know if this might apply, but i think there is a setting that
rejects an email that has a different email address than what it should
be. i think it is for reducing spam. if i am seeing this right, i see
that you are trying to send an email with a return email address of
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
At 07:51 AM 1/13/01 -0800, bob jones wrote:
>Wondering if anybody has a UPS or SPS that allows orderly shutdown of
>RHL 6.2? I'm looking in the $200 and lower range.
My standard equipment for a server/firewall box is an APC BackUPS-Pro 280,
which sells for under $200, has a good service policy (
you mean the access file
in there i put in the
IPaddress RELAY
but it doesn't work?
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Eric Clover wrote:
> there is a setting in linuxconf under mail delivery system (sendmail).
> in there is a place under the anti-spam filters that has places where
> you can specify al
there is a setting in linuxconf under mail delivery system (sendmail).
in there is a place under the anti-spam filters that has places where
you can specify allowable relays. i think that might fix your relay
problem.
eric
Steve Lee wrote:
>
> how do i fix this? email relay problem
> I used to
how do i fix this? email relay problem
I used to run my machine off a dsl
when i moved it to a collocation from the isp
and did all the correct setup. the mail stop working
for outgoing? help.
Jan 13 18:30:11 neptune
sendmail[1725]: f0E2UBi01725: from=<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, size=0,
class=0, nrcp
Bill Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recently had Time Warner Cable's RoadRunner service installed. It took
> all of 5 minutes to run kudzu (I'm running RedHat7.0) and have the
> ethernet card recognized, dhcp configured, and away it
> went. Wonderful. It was simpler to configure it on
On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 09:06:55AM -0500, Sergio Pereira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I'm using rh7 with kernel 2.4.0. Now, I have tried make a ssh
| conection but a error message appear:
| ---cut---
| $ssh -l user server.domain.com
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
| fork failed: Resource tempo
On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 11:29:21AM -0700, Ashley M. Kirchner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| This may have been beaten to death by now, but I'm still having
| problems with too many open files. RH7 sets file-nr to 4096, which my
| system seems to hit every 2 weeks or so, requiring a restart (or
chuck, you get that working yet??
if not i might be able to help you.
i have what you want to use working on my system
ill be out for a while, but ill be back later.
eric
Chuck Carson wrote:
>
> Yea, but I also need to support password auth as well. Does anyone know if
> the commercial versio
On Sat, Jan 13, 2001 at 01:16:31PM +0100, Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
> Hi Statux,
>
> > I thought the 486 turbo switches cut the speed in half (turbo off mode).
> > We used to have a 486DX2 which ran at 66MHz.. and 33MHz in turbo off.
> >
>
> Yes, but this AMD "486" 100MHz ha
On Sat, Jan 13, 2001 at 07:51:47AM -0800, bob jones wrote:
> Thanks for looking at this ...
>
> Wondering if anybody has a UPS or SPS that allows orderly shutdown of
> RHL 6.2? I'm looking in the $200 and lower range.
My Tripplite OmniSmart UPSes (we have two) both work with Linux using
the prov
Sine/square wave is a power thing.. nothing to do with software or
anything. I like to eyeball www.linux.com's hardware section for stuff
that's known to run with Linux. I'm in the market for a pretty powerful UPS,
myself. I want a BestPower one.. but don't wanna pay BestPower's prices..
shopper.c
> HOWEVER, my hostname used to be localhost. Now, the hostname is replaced
> with something from RoadRunner like c4-1a175.neo.rr.com.
That hostname is the DNS of your machine. localhost is replaced by that or
whatever other node you're on. localhost will still lookup as localhost
(provided it's
Mikkel,
Well I did run the command, and it gave me a prompt and it said nothing else.
So do you think it might be a BIOS issue then? Have you heard of any issues
with the Intel 440GX+ MB? I have not check out Intels page yet for an updated
one. Sounds like it might be something that is nee
I recently had Time Warner Cable's RoadRunner service installed. It took
all of 5 minutes to run kudzu (I'm running RedHat7.0) and have the
ethernet card recognized, dhcp configured, and away it
went. Wonderful. It was simpler to configure it on RedHat than it was on
Windows.
HOWEVER, my hostn
Intel did make 486DX4 100 and AMD afterward made DX4 100 then DX4 120 then
DX5 133. I bought AMD because it was cheaper. Intel DX4 100 was on par
with Pentium 60. AMD DX4 120 was on par with Pentium 75. I feel sorry for
those who bought P60 at an outrageous price.
CH
- Original Message -
Besides this, bin86 has been renamed dev86 under 7.0.
It provides as86 which is needed for recompiling the kernel.
Philippe
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eric Clover
Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 4:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Steven Pierce wrote:
>
>
> I did get the floppy to boot as it should. It just would not run the
> resume on the box. When it did run I got to the point that it said LI
> and stopped. It took a hard reset to get it to run again?
>
> Steven
>
Steven,
Let me see i
In all honesty, the best bet with Linux is to use an external modem,
rather than the PCI based modems. Most of them are Winmodems, meaning
that most of the functionality resides in the system, not in the modem
itself. Some of them are hardware based, but are still a bit difficult to
finagle unde
Hi,
I have RedHat Linux 6.2. I have DLink SM56 PCI SpeakerPhone Modem(internal or s/w Modem). Can I use it on
Linux.
& How to use it?? ( Where could I find
Driver..).
It uses Motorola SM56PCI Chipset.
Thanx.
Pratik Ajmera
I did get the floppy to boot as it should. It just would not run the resume on
the box. When it did run I got to the point that it said LI and stopped.
It took a hard reset to get it to run again?
Steven
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On 1/13/2001 at 13:05 Mikkel L. Ellertson wr
Mikkel,
Thank you. One thing that I did find was that I was able to boot from the floppy and
get into the machine as Root. All my files are there and things that I had left on
the desktop is still in the place that it was left. I did still need to boot off the
floppy to get in. So I am not
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Steven Pierce wrote:
>
>
> I have tried to boot with the recovery floppy and it is giving me a
> lot of information:
>
> First it is telling me that Insert ROOT floppy disk that is to be
> loaded into RAM.
>
> Loading 1440 blocks [1 disk] into ram disk .. DONE
> VFS Mo
On Sat, 13 Jan 2001, Steven Pierce wrote:
>
>
> Mikkel,
>
> Well I am running, it took booting off a floppy to get up and going.
> Now I need to figure out why it did this. I read that it could be
> files that are corrupt in /sbin/init. How can I tell if this is the
> case or not? Also wh
Mikkel,
Well I am running, it took booting off a floppy to get up and going. Now I need to
figure out why
it did this. I read that it could be files that are corrupt in /sbin/init. How can I
tell if this is
the case or not? Also what would I use to replace them?
Thank you for the help.
I have tried to boot with the recovery floppy and it is giving me a lot of information:
First it is telling me that Insert ROOT floppy disk that is to be loaded into RAM.
Loading 1440 blocks [1 disk] into ram disk .. DONE
VFS Mounted Root (ext2 filesystem) readonly
change_root: old root h
On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 08:34:21PM -0800, brian davison wrote:
> bogomips of 8 sounds like the turbo switch question answer is evident.
> Often the slow speed (non turbo) was set to 8mhz So try the other
> position for the turbo switch pins. (if the pins are open now, short
> them'''
Hello!
Well, I don't know much about nameservers, so maybe someone can help me with an
idea how to improve my configuration.
I use bind-8 on a Mandrake 7.2 server as DNS for our local network. Queries for
names (our IPs) outside the local net are forwarded to our providers DNS.
Trouble is, th
Bob, my RH7 system does not have "bin86", but I do have the dev86 package installed.
I think this package provides what you are looking for:
[grover@localhost grover]$ rpm -qi dev86
-snip-
Description:
The dev86 package provides an assembler and linker for real mode 80x86
instructions. You'll
Thanks for looking at this ...
Wondering if anybody has a UPS or SPS that allows orderly shutdown of
RHL 6.2? I'm looking in the $200 and lower range.
Also, is the square-wave standby power a problem? Is the sine-wave an
important improvement for an orderly shutdown?
Thanks,
bob jones ([EMAIL
Hi Statux,
> I thought the 486 turbo switches cut the speed in half (turbo off mode).
> We used to have a 486DX2 which ran at 66MHz.. and 33MHz in turbo off.
>
Yes, but this AMD "486" 100MHz has different behaviour. Could indeed be 8MHZ
for extra power saving. And yes, of cou
Hi C,
Mikkel wrote:
> Check that /etc/resolv.conf points to the correct name servers. Dhcpcd or pump
> will both change the name server if they are sent that information along with
> the IP address. It can also change the gateway address.
dhcpcd can be persuaded to leave /et
> On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Micah Yoder wrote:
>
> > Could it have been anything OTHER than a crack?
No! And, don't convince yourself otherwise. The cracker book is
passed around from cracker to cracker in the orients, where most of
the cracking is coming from these days. They're undoubtedly watch
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Micah Yoder wrote:
> > Actually, just download & install initscripts & the programs you need
> > (syslog, sendmail, cron, etc) to get them back. Trouble, yes. But not a
> > complete reinstall.
>
> Thanks, I got it working in somewhat good shape again.
>
> > Now, the question
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