(Please excuse this e-mail if this problem has been discussed. A search
of the archives came up with nothing relevant.)
I did a fresh install of 7.1 this weekend. Under 6.0, I never had any
problems doing nfs mounts from my Solaris boxes (SPARC Solaris 7);
however, under RH 7.1, the system hang
For an answer to your first question, try running
/usr/bin/aumix. (man aumix) It will set all
audio levels, work interactively, or save your
setup in an rc file to be read at boot time. HTH.
Cheers,
Ed
At 05:12 on 08 Mar 2001, Jerry Human wrote:
>
> I have setup sndconfig in RH 7.0 and can
Drew,
As rday said, this is harmless and probably a good thing to
leave set. If you simply don't want to see cron related
messages in your var/log/messages file, edit
/etc/syslog.conf and change the line that writes to
/var/log/messages to look like:
*.info;mail.none;authpriv.none;cron.none
*/ /g" | sed "s/[
]/_/g"`
done
cd $save_dir
exit 0
Cheers,
Ed
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001 23:39, John Aldrich wrote:
>
> On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Ed Alexander wrote:
> > There was an article in "Server/Workstation Expert"
> > magazine last October whic
There was an article in "Server/Workstation Expert"
magazine last October which explained in detail how
to do exactly what you're asking. Get the file:
http://swexpert.com/C2/SE.C2.OCT.00.pdf
HTH.
Cheers,
Ed
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, John Aldrich wrote:
>
>Anyone have a script or util that'll ren
Try this:
awk '{print $1} testfile | xargs -i ping {}
HTH.
Ed
On Fri, 22 Dec 2000, David Brett wrote:
>
> I am trying to pipe to ping without success.
>
> awk '{print$1} testfiles | ping -nc 1
>
> testfile is
>
> 10.1.1.1server1
> 10.1.1.2server2
>
> Any ideas why I can't
To find the source of the error message, try running the
firewall script manually with the -v option:
sh -v rc.firewall > /tmp/some.file
You can then look through the output file to see where
you have a file missing. HTH.
Cheers,
Ed
On Thu, 4 May 2000 08:38:38, Burke, Thomas G. wrote:
> No
Philippe,
When switching to a given runlevel, scripts are
executed in alphanumeric order by their names within
the /etc/rc.d/rc#.d directory. For example K0...,
K1..., etc., then S0... S1..., etc. So, to ensure a
script is run at the proper time in the sequence,
simply name it so that it fa
Paul,
AFAIK, tcpdump will let you look at packet headers and
also capture packets and save them to a file, but it
won't let you look inside the packets.
Go to freshmeat.net and get 'ethereal'. It'll let you
look inside packets in real time, capture them to look at
them off-line, or look insi
Tom,
I had the same problem on my RH 6.0 system. I could ping
the time server, but rdate would hang. On my end, it looked
like the request went out and nothing ever came back. No
time out or anything--it just waited until I killed it.
I never found a fix for rdate, but did find that ntpdate
w
Is there a resource manager available for Linux? I'm
looking for something similar to the Solaris Resource
Manager.
Primarily, I want to be able to limit the maximum amount of
CPU a given process can use. For example, when I run
setiathome, I give it "-nice 19", but it still grabs about
98% C
David,
Simply run xvidtune from an xterm. Adjust position with the
right,
left, up, down, taller, wider, etc. buttons, clicking on
"apply" to
see the changes. When you have it set the way you want,
click on
"show" and the new settings are displayed to your xterm.
Then edit
your /etc/X11/XF8
I'm running Linux on a notebook (486DX/33, 190 mb hd, 8 mb ram) and using
a PCMCIA modem. Outside of X, I can dial my ISP, send/receive mail, ping,
telnet, etc. When I start X, I can't dial out (chat reports atd, alarm,
Failed). If I connect and then start X, ifconfig shows the connecti
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