Gary,
/etc/issue is for tty logins
/etc/issue.net is for network logins..
Therefore, changing /etc/issue will not change the banner when you connect
with telnet.
Also, these 2 files get reset at each boot by /etc/rc.d/rc.local - just
remove the extranous crud from there and it won't happen agai
> I have a requirement wherein I want to get all the contents of a home
> directory(ofcourse,I have access to it) recursively thru' ftp. I know of
> mget command.But,it doesn't create subdirectories on the local
> disk.Simply gets all files into one dir.
> I want the whole dir. structure to be m
I would have thought that the easiest way to do this would be to do a
'find /usr/src/linux/arch/alpha -name *.c -print > filename', and then do
a 'tar cvf your.filename.tar -T filename'. This could be easily scripted
into a nice little script etc..
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On Mon, 5 Mar 2001, Mikkel L. E
> > > Did you instal the KDE development packages?
> >
> > Yup, all packages are installed... the headers are present, in the
> > /usr/include/kde dir etc, but it just won't compile anything with them..
> >
> Time for #2 dumb question: Can you compile non-kde packages on the
> system? I just bui
> Did you instal the KDE development packages?
Yup, all packages are installed... the headers are present, in the
/usr/include/kde dir etc, but it just won't compile anything with them..
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I am trying to compile some apps under KDE, and am getting the following
error when I run configure:
checking for extra includes... no
checking for extra libs... no
checking for kde headers installed... configure: error: your system is not
able to compile a small KDE application!
Check,
You will probably find that you need to mount /dev/sdc4 rather than
/dev/sdc1 - this is the case with both Jaz & Zip disks..
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On Sun, 14 Jan 2001, M. Neidorff wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I just got a SCSI 1 Gig Jaz drive. Attached it to my Buslogic BT948
> controller and it comes up
Bob,
The net-tools RPM contains the arp program, and it sits in /sbin/arp
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On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Hi!
> I am trying to set up an older HP print server [stand
> alone]. I do not use bootp or rarp on my system (and as far
> as I can tell they are not installed
This would be for Kernel 2.2.x as opposed to RedHat 6.2 (IIRC RH 6.2 uses
Kernel 2.2.14)..
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On Fri, 10 Nov 2000, ONG,AARON-WK (Non-HP-Singapore,ex3) wrote:
> I'm looking for redhat linux 6.2 memory tools, Insure++ in www.parasoft.com
> can only use in version 2.2.
>
> -Origin
This is unlikely to be anything to do with linux, rather more likely,
either your BIOS (some of them have a 'virus warning feature'), or, your
actual Virus Checking software needs to update its image of the Boot
Sector..
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On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, saleem s wrote:
> I am new with Linux.
How about 'host '
e.g.
[rimmer@postoffice rimmer]$ host calvin.nu
calvin.nu mail is handled (pri=10) by hobart.southcom.com.au
calvin.nu mail is handled (pri=20) by phantom.southcom.com.au
calvin.nu mail is handled (pri=5) by postoffice.calvin.nu
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On Thu, 12 Oct 2000, Jonathan W
> total used free sharedbuffers cached
> Mem: 127820 124748 3072 28396 9212 50796
> - -/+ buffers/cache: 64740 63080
> Swap: 401616 2288399328
>
> I think I should definately have more 3 Megs free
You need to specify a login of root, and a password of whatever you set it
to.
i.,e.
localhost login: root
Password: **
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On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Jimmie Brandon wrote:
> I just finished installing Red Hat 5.1.
>
> The computer has rebooted and it is asking for
>
> "localhost log
> Is Linux going to have any programs ported to use scanners? I have an
> Info Periferals scanner that works with Dozer 95 and 98. I hope so,
> because there are getting fewer and fewer reasons to have dozer on my
> computer. TNX
Have you checked out the Sane package?? Check it out at
http://
> a: run fdisk [ inlinux] and change format to DOS.
Why not just delete the partition using linux fdisk, install the drive in
the DOS machine, fdisk it in DOS, and then format it?
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How are the PC's connected?? Do you have a Hub?? If not, I assume
you are aware that you will have to use a cross-over cable to connect the
2 PC's..
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On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, Paul M. Foster wrote:
>
> Folks:
>
> I've been testing the network between my machine and my wife's
> -BEGIN PGP MESSAGE-
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Couldn't have said it better myself..
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> Second question... My machine has dual pentiums, How do I let Linux know
> that I have two chips? recompile kernel?
Edit you /usr/src/linux/Makefile so that the line that reads:
#SMP = 1
reads
SMP = 1
Then recompile your kernel, and they both should be started on boot.. you
can check th
> can anybody give me an ftp address where I can get kernel 2.0.34
> but it is very desirable that it 'd be in tgz archive . (I'm fed up with
> rpm)
ftp.kernel.org
/pub/linux/kernel/v2.0 (from memory)..
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> If Shawn is unwilling to continue to argue the case for html, I
> am.
Fine, but please, keep it off of the list... very few people are
interested in this thread anymore...
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> If my email program was refusing to show me the main body of a message, and
> instead insisting on showing me one of the attachments, I'd be grousing at
> the author of the program, not the author of the email.
Hmm.. I'd have to disagree here... In my opinion, HTML should *never*
have been int
> > diald[271]: Specified device '/dev/ttyS1' not a character device.
> > diald[271]: Terminating due to damaged reconfigure.
>
> Shouldnt it be /dev/cuaX -- X=0,1,2 or whateverOr maybe simply
> /dev/modem
I tried em both...
In the end, it turned out to the RPM I installed from... I dow
Hi All,
Just a quick one (hopefully)... trying to configure diald on a
RH4.2 system with Kernel 2.0.34. The modem is one /dev/ttyS1, and I know
it works because I can get it connect to the net..
The problem is, when ever I try to invoke diald, with a bare bones
diald.conf, it giv
> Where could I pick up an rpm for ssh?
I don't think that there is an RPM available for SSH due to the fact that
it needs to generate some data that is specific to your PC. It is a very
easy program to compile... just download the src tarball, unpack it to
wherever, run 'configure', do a 'make'
There are new revisions of
this board out now, which, so far as I know, support the caching of 512MB
without an upgrade.
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ki,
There should be a command in /usr/bin called 'unzip' which will
open these files. It is designed to open files created with PKZip..
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4.2 and 5 both seemed to have the problem at the same point
every time...
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it further, asks if I have a Color Monitor, then freezes..
It doesn't appear to be the hardware, as dos/win will install without a
problem... Is there something that I am missing?? Can anyone *please*
shed some light on this???
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> Just where in Australia are you Bill? South Australia or Western Australia?
I would guess Western Australia, as that is the main operating area of
iinet (I think anyway...)
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roblem with the colour
palette in X maybe??
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regarding different
'bits and pieces'.. I'm sure that there are plenty of good sites on the
net to assist you, but I cannot think of any off of the top of my head ;-(
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> How do I determine the drive space remaining on my system?
Eric,
The 'df' command will tell you how much space is remaining on each
mounted filesystem...
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h.. it is possible... I
have set one up b4...
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would do the user profile storage?
Hi Mark,
Samba can be setup to use the roaming profiles that you mention...
It is pretty straight forward, and the docs are pretty good as well...
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not sure of the current
status of the problem.. Now I'm not so sure that it was a prob caused by
the card...
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ble habit of just stopping,
and never working again... this happened to me, and it turned out be a
manufacturing fault in the eary versions of these drives... generally the
2 platter series 21600) are better, and work properly..
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ould be, and it should work fine ;-)
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only ever used WD Drives, and have only had a problem with one
drive. It was a 1.6Gig model, with a manufacturing flaw in the entire
series.. So they replaced it even tho it was out of its warranty period..
but in short, I have never had a major problem with a WD drive, and I
shall stick by them...
> Here's the easiest way out of this .. who on this list has a 56k modem ?
> .. and works in linux ??
I do, its USRobotics Courier with x2 and v.90 code... works very nicely..
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module,
in which case I shouldn't need to... (by my understanding anyway)..
Regardless, the drive wouldn't work in DOS either, and the computer dealer
confirmed this when I returned it..
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7;s something in
> the hardware.
Hmm.. well it appears to be a Hardware problem, I returned it to the shop
that I got it from and they agreed.. problem is they don't carry stock of
them so they have to order me a replacement, which won't be here until
tuesday.. *groan*
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blems...
Yup, that is why I decided to get one, because everything I heard about
them was positive...
> Also, you might check into a couple of programs for Linux for the Jaz
> drive: jaZip (gui) and jaztools (command line)
Yup, got em both, but thanks anyway ;-)
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card is
recognized fine, and sees the drive, but thats it.. the end of the line..
any ideas, or do I need to get it replaced??
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> root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/ksh
>
> Where or how do I delete the password?
Your password file is probably shadowed, in which case the encrypted
passwords are stored in /etc/shadow
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Now Availble for free download
With the second line being a link to the licensing/download page..
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> I must admit I find the idea that Borland will begin releasing Linux products
> a bit unlikely. Does anyone have a pointer to more information?
>From what I hear, it is going to be released as a free product... dunno
how true this is...
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having to a seperate
partition etc..
This is easier still than partitioning the HDD and getting the user to
tell LILO to boot something other than Linux... All you do is tell em to
put the Disk in the drive, and do a 'shutdown -r now'.. simple as that..
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> Is there any program in Redhat that allows continuation of interrupted
> ftp download?
ncftp allows you to continue your downloads, provided the FTP site
supports it.
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> Could anyone tell me in which package I can
> find the program setserial?
setserial can be found in the util-linux rpm package..
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m.com.au) with a host name of
whatever else took my fancy.. It shouldn't really make much of a
difference.. (Other ppl may have other opinions, but that is what worked
for me)..
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about SMP that I can find
so that I can make full use of it
I have recompiled my kernel with the SMP=1 switch set in the Makefile, but
I want to trry and find out as much info as possible...
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> I'm fairly new to this list... The guys at Linux-newbie suggested I beg
> here... There are a couple of us trying to get Staroffice 4 going on Redhat
> 5 but to no avail... We've tried the new libc stuff with no results...
What is the problem that you are having??
Rega
> make boot
>
> It's finished now but I don't know where to look for the crazy kernel. If
> you have any clues to a tired hunter please advise.
/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot (substitute the i386 for the proper
architecture if you are not using and Intel platform)..
R
under Linux...
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> To which version of libc?
libc 5.4.44
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der that cart totally useless From what I
recall, it is caused by heat problems..
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f
this.. i.e. To boot the image names 'linux' in single user mode, at the
lilo prompt, type 'linux single' as opposed to just 'linux'..
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> > |Linux - The operating system for those whose IQ is above 95|
> This is insulting and offensive.
Come to think of it.. (and I will leave it at this) I may have to change
that to 98 rather than 95 soon, provided Win98 gets released on time
(haha)..
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about everything that I thought was offensive (no
matter how petty) then I wouldn't have time to work, or do anything
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should be a file called
.fvwm2rc95 (I think) in your home directory that contains menu settings,
and a few other settings..
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USR Courier x2
modem.. I am using RH4.2.. on RH5.0, I have successfully connected with a
v.90 modem (also a USR Courier) at 48333bps...
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in getting it up and running intially. The worst part was having to
download it over a 33.6k modem.
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> I haven't got a clue how to do this. I have looked everywhere.
Which Window Manager are you using??
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box without
problems. You shouldn't have any problems with it.
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System which allows upto (from memory) 30 Characters in the
filename. Rockridge is certainly the way for you to go as it creates a
filesystem which has the full filenames on Linux systems, and 8.3
filenames on Win Systems.
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So far as the size goes, I suppose they would
probably average around 5 - 6 Meg each Keeping in mind a lot of MP3's
that you may find on the net are a breah of copyright, and may be illegal,
however some of them are licensed.
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> Can you spare me the time, and tell me where to find it?
Certainly can.. its http://www.x11amp.ml.org
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... The list goes on, however I have found X11Amp to be an excellent
player.
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ownload the whole lot,
although in my case it was coming within 5 or 6 meg of finishing then
dying I ended up using the ISDN in the office to grab so that I could
keep an eye on it... As an afterthought though, you could download it
with ncftp, and get it resume the download if it fails...
't setup samba on the linux box.
What sort of trouble are you having??
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RQ: 4. I use a custom script
given to me when I first configured my machine. Email me privately if you
would like me to send you a copy of the script.
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problems with either
of them, simply plug them in, make sure all settings are correct (such as
port speed), let it connect, up comes the x2 connection.. couldn't be
easier..
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it won't do a damn
> thing.
I find a combination of Suck and DNews does a great job, only problem is
that DNews is a commercial product which sells for US$450.
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Hi All,
I have an RPM titled libc-5.4.44-1rh42.i386.rpm, which is used, as
indicated by the filename, to upgrade libc on RH4.2 systems. My question
is, is it safe to use this same RPM on RH5.0 systems?? I need to upgrade
libc so that I can run StarOffice 4.0... If it is not safe to do t
> So I think that it is all recompiled I just have to figure out how to boot
> it instead of the default kernel. I'm sure this is a stupid question and
> I apologize but I would appreciate your help.
Take a look at /etc/lilo.conf and its man page
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Hi All,
Wonder if anyone has come across this before... I am running
RedHat 4.2, kernel 2.0.30, upgraded libc (5.4.44), XFree86 S3 X server,
KDE Beta 3 Window manager, Pentium 133 with 32 Meg RAM... Has been working
flawlessly for 6 months, then all of a sudden today, whenever I try to
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