Dia app

Has any one been able to get the Dia 0.84 diagramming running under RH 6.0? I tried most of last night, upgrading libs etc. No luck. In fack now I'm having problems with some of the standard apps because of the new lib versions (this includes gnu-rpm). Any one have any suggestions? The li

Re: OT: C program problem, core dumps in linux but not unix. - Update / Thank you

I have not had a chance to recompile the program on my Linux but but I did find some pointer bugs. I've added code to check for null values before processing a value and redid some of the login to make it smoother. As a separate note; I setup the environment used by the program on the Sun sys

OT: C program problem, core dumps in linux but not unix.

I'm trying to compile a C program that I wrote on a Sun system but it won't work. The code compiles and runs fine on the Sun server. However, when I copy the code to my linux box (RH 6.0) from the Sun system via ftp and then try to work with it I have all kinds of problems. I can compile the

Re: security list? [Now: firewalls]

I just started reading the IPCHAINS-HOWTO but from what I can remember, your telling any packet wishing to make a connection coming in on the input chain using TCP/IP on port 1023 that it is rejected. As a result, no connections are being permitted. > As long as we're on the subject of firew

Re: one message

You can use RedHat Digest, that's what I use. Instead of enough emails to make your server sick, you will get 10 or so emails a day with about 20 entries in it. Here is a sample header: redhat-digest Digest Volume 00 : Issue 227 Today's Topics: Strange ipchains d

md: recovery thread at shutdown.

When shutting down my system I see the message: Sending all processes the kill signal... md: recovery thread got woken up... md: recovery thread finished... mdrecovery(5) flushing signals What does it mean? All the other steps finish with an OK status. Thanks. -- To unsubscribe: mail [E

Memory check utility - THANKS

I have (motherboard etc) said the combination should have worked. Obviously not. Thanks everyone for your help. David Filion -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.

Memory check utility - Results

>[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Never Drive Faster than you can See ! > >On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, David Filion wrote: > >=> >=> >=> >=> Does anyone know if there is a memory checking utility available for Linux? >=> Something like the old Norton Diag for DOS. I install

Memory check utility

other conflict? Thanks. David Filion -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.

Re: Re: HOWTOs

Maybe it's just me but I've found that linuxdoc.org does not not seem have the same quantity of HOWTOs as the old LDP site. I find sunsite.unc.edu /pub/linux/doc has a good and large list of HOWTOs. I didn't see a Samba howto though, just SMB. > On Fri, Dec 03, 1999 at 09:47:20AM +1100, Jam

OT: A Good DB for Linux

I'm looking to run a DB server on my current Linux installation. I'm not planning to use it as a major server or anything I just want to get a better feel for what it is like to administer a DB in a UNIX/Linux environment and experiment with the different dataware housing techniques I've been

Réf. : Re: Which Modem?

:12 AM Veuillez répondre à [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pour :[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc : (ccc : David Filion/VSI/GVL) Objet : Re: Which Modem? On Wed, Dec 01, 1999 at 12:12:49PM -0500, jack wallen jr wrote: > external modems are just more reliable (well, except that darn Viking > modem). plu

Re: Need help deciding on which Linux Distribution

I would not use SUSE yet. I was running RH 6.0, decided to try SUSE 6.2 and just reinstalled RH 60. Here is why: - I found there were still language problems (unless you know German!). - SUSE haa alot of their own configuration files along with the normal Linux files that only their utils (