ftp.netscape.com (a tar,not an rpm)
ftp.redhat.com (an rpm)
On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Jeff Tomich wrote:
> Where can I get the latest RPM of Netscape?
>
> thanks,
>
>
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-E
If you can get booted into linux, runing /sbin/lilo will read
/etc/lilo.conf and write the MBR. Reboot after this and walla!
If you want the Windows/dos boot info back on, run, from dos, fdisk
/mbr. that will put the win95/dos boot on mbr.
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On Thu, 9 Apr 1998, Lai Chi Wai wrote:
> Hi
You can simply add a line in /etc/passwd, with the shell set to /dev/null,
and run 'passwd' as root to set the password in their passwd or shadow file.
this will give them a mailbox but no shell account.
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Nils wrote:
> I'm going to set up POP accounts for above 200 different email accoun
If you have an "official" readhat 4.1 or 4.2 cdrom, you can get the binary
of inetd off of the cdrom and copy it to your hard drive, then kill inetd and
restart it.
also look for /etc/inetd.conf and make sure it is in good shape.
from that point on, I would compare ls, login, telnet, b
In that case, you can set the shell properly in password. If you run the
"adduser" script that Redhat supplies, then in /etc/skel, you can change
.bash_profile to put and "exit" command at the end of the profile script. This will
be copied to his directory.
If you do this, then if a use
ke about a day to set up, and is well work it.
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Doug Elznic wrote:
> On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Bug Hunter wrote:
>
> > I'll second that! It works well, and when combined with mrtg, it allows you to
> > get a historic view of your network traffice density through router
I suspect the df check is not checking the linked /opt directory, it is
checking the drive the link is on. And that drive is probably full.
Try this, temporarily (as root)
rm /opt
mkdir /opt
umount /apps (unmounting /hdb1)
mount /dev/hdb1 /opt
install the code
revers
I'll second that! It works well, and when combined with mrtg, it allows you to
get a historic view of your network traffice density through routers. You can also
get cpu load information and graph it. If you have dial in users, you can (using
mrtg) graph the number of users online at any on
Redhat 4.2 has ip_alias.o module, which allows multiple
ip addresses on one ethernet card.
I can insmod it by hand and it works. I've looked at
the modprobe documentation, and got the ethernet driver to
install automatically at boot. I did not understand how to
cause ip_alias to be insta
squid is a good proxy server out there.
I don't understand your question. You don't need a server, just a proxy???
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Jeffrey Fearn wrote:
> Hi! I am new to Linux and I was wondering if there are any HTTP
> Proxies available. I do not need a server, just a proxy. I am running
> RedHat 5.
It turned out that pam was already installed, just behind the times,
even though libpwdb.so.0 wasn't anywhere to be found.
I was able to upgrade pam in 2 steps, and then wu-ftp installed.
Interesting. Rather than reporting that an earlier version of pam
existed, it complained about the libr
On 5 Apr 1998, Eze Ogwuma wrote:
> Bug Hunter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > unfortunately, Adaptec purchased buslogic recently.
>
> I thought they purchased Symbios Logic.
>
argh! Me thinks you are right!
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PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips,
I tried to get the latest wu-ftp to enable a machine of mine to
allow ftp out for netscape's CD ROM, among others.
The wu-ftp 2.4 on redhat fails, requiring pam. I got pam 0.57
out of updates. It failed, requireing libpwdb.so, and pamconfig, and pwdb.
I found pwdb, but not pamco
unfortunately, Adaptec purchased buslogic recently.
On Sun, 5 Apr 1998, Mike Wangsmo wrote:
> >On Sun, 5 Apr 1998, Steve Curry wrote:
> >
> >> Ok, ok, ok I'm sure I will get TONZ of replies with all different
> >> answers, but I want to know what is the BEST SCSI card for linux. Any
> >>
I've searched the RedHat Web Site using their search utility, and used
www.mamma.com (a good multi-engine search engine) but haven't found the
answer.
How do I force the system to keep a daemon in main memory and not swap
it to disk? Also, how do I make sure that daemon is considered very
i
gig hd is not enough! It is
nice to know I was wrong and will be able to run my old binaries.
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On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, Cristian Gafton wrote:
> On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Bug Hunter wrote:
>
> > I second and third that. Unfortunately, because you did _NOT_ provide
> > backward co
On Thu, 12 Mar 1998, Adoram Rogel wrote:
> The fact that I am disappointed with *this* experience with RH5 is because of
> a specific problem that I have, and that I need my production network to keep
> on going with upgrading all the machines to glibc because of one machine.
> My entire netw
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