" character so that sendmail will understand the
string properly?
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will be the main PC for daily use I can realize faster if
something is going wrong (craked/virus/trojan/etc.).
Di Fresco Marco
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use it only to exercise with Linux and not for firewall)?
Thank in advance.
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# 8-bit data handling
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Yes, RPM package management is incompatible with stand alone source tarballs. There
is an an rpm-list mailing list, and also www.rpm.org if you wish to look into creating
your own RPM packages.
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t it appears some titles
went one way (apparently to Apress?), and other titles went elsewhere.
I'm thinking it could be a few more months before the old Wrox titles
make it to market, likely with a publisher name change (along with a different
cover?).
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og/messages :
>
> Jun 24 17:14:50 credo named[29456]: app.c:562: unexpected
> error: Jun 24 17:14:50 credo named[29456]: isc_app_shutdown()
> pthread_kill: No such process
I've found this exact same problem by searching http://bugzilla.redhat.com.
See bug #89940 for a resolutio
as "UTC=false", I guess because I didn't
really know what that was for during the install. Is this my issue, then
I might have to double check my H/W clock settings to make sure it is set
to UTC also, and change the /etc/sysconfig/clock setting and likely reboot?
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3 different NTP RPMS, and even v3 (xntpd3), and 3 different kernels
with no luck on these systems. I've tried various /etc/ntp.conf configurations, and
have worked off and on on this trouble for weeks...
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l and every
RPM package on another machine, and except for differences with the SCSI
hardware RAID setup, the systems are very close to being the same. This
non-hardware RAID system is able to run the ntpdate command though...
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I'm having a problem with getting ntp to work, and suspect a compatiblity issue. I'm
wondering if there's some new debugging tool other than strace to try to pointpoint
the problem?
What benefit do the "debug" kernels provide, for example?
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I've been seeing quite a bit of page in/page out going on, and have been looking
around.
With the 2.4 kernel, when would one expect to see swap usage? I'm assuming the 2.4
memory works a bit like Solaris where one should expect to see physical memory usage
relatively high, and that's a good/no
RH 7.2 with 2.4.18-18.7.xbigmem
Got some 'heavy pages out' on a system. Doing some google searches, and am just going
into google
groups.
Anyone got some quick hits (URLs, tips, etc.) to help me out to figure out what's
going on/wrong?
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in the kernel.h file. If I have
A bit more time, I'll try to figure out what went wrong with the
Boot process.
(I realize I may lose my manual changes on reboot...)
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What process/script/startup thingey might be at fault?
This is causing me all kinds of module compile problems form what I can tell.
I also see elsewhere that the 'bigmem' kernel should now be represented as something
like:
#ifndef __BOOT_KERNEL_BIGMEM
#define __BOOT_KERNEL_BIGMEM 1
#e
dit the Makefile in the
> top-level kernel source directory. At the top of the file, make
> sure EXTRAVERSION is the same than your running kernel:
> EXTRAVERSION = -18.7.xbigmem
This doesn't seem to have changed anything: I still get the same errors. If I
Try to force an insmod, I
mory is failing me...
Re-compiling the kernel (to remove the version checking feature, or whatever it's
called)
is not an option.
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on ? or an
alternative to listening to .mp3's on my fat32 partition ?
Marco Colombi
Communication technician
SMC technician AT&T Canada
Montreal , Qc
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12 is the max extended partitions my friend 12
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Andrew Bacchi wrote:
>Is there a max limit to the number of partitions I can
vfat defaults,users 0 0 this works for me everytime
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This is what
gt; file.txt.tmp
2. mv file.txt.tmp file.txt
So perl does what I want to, but I'd prefer to stay with awk, sed, or
whatever GNU utils, if possible.
Can it be done?
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you a bit more about myself so we can see if the city fits my personality...
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Any ideas, solution ?
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xample, all, if not most, of the /etc/rc*.d scripts in Solaris are hard-links to
their counterparts in /etc/init.d.
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>From a script: main.sh, I need to:
1. Copy file ./x to /tmp/x
2. Read a variable from stdin, for example: read VALUE
3. Search through file /tmp/x for the keyword REPLACE, and replace it with ${VALUE}
I can't seem to figure out what combination of sed, perl, whatever I can use.
Marco
s I missed part of the discussion, but what about /etc/syslog.conf?
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ntion something about the superblock (yes, I
should write all the errors down), so I tried fsck on something like the
superblock at 32768, and it started up... And ran... And ran. Result aftewards: all
/dev/sda2 contains now after an attempt to mount it is "lost+found"! :(
Marco
Couldn't seem to find anything on-line...
With LILO, you could append a command directly to the boot argument like:
boot: linux mem=128m
I don't see any references whether this can be done with GRUB. Is it possible?
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't work now will it.
You guys have some good examples of X disasters, or even special setups that
might be subject of an RHCE exam? At least, I'll be able to impress my
co-workers by challenging them to fix a broken workstation. :-)
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I aplogize for:
1. Not looking at the VMWare BIOS boot order.
2. Posting in HTML
The original problem is fixed after I figured out #1, and booting from a CD
to fsck /dev/sda1 using an alternate superblock.
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ngs (in VMware). It booted
from CD fine for the install.
In all this, I'm assuming a 100MB /boot would have
a backup superblock...
Marco
ok. It works!!!
I had to remove the gateway from the network file.
thank you.
now I will try go ahead and set this box as my 'gateway' and
webserver.
marco
Sorry for the badly formatted quote. It arrived here like that. ;)
Last line shows a bad "default route" to the host
00lo
0.0.0.0 192.168.200.254 0.0.0.0UG 40 0
0 eth0
tx's
marco
> I use: RedHat 8.0 + rp-pppoe 3.4 (installed by RH 8.0)
> eth0 is my local network (static ip 192.168.200.254)
> eth1 is the nic connect to be adsl-modem.
>
WORK!
I need help.
thank´s
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EXTIF = eth0
$EXTIP = ip of eth0
192.168.1.nn = ip of the windows 2000 server running terminal server
What's wrong ? ?
At 02:13 8/11/2002 -0500, you wrote:
On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Marco Hainaut wrote:
> I need to make rules with iptables to let access from the outside (
> specific mach
specific application.
I don't see exactly what I must do !! I don't know which ports are used ..
maybe vpn make the same but I've the same problem with ports and so one .
Is there someone to help me ?
Thx in advance !
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Because of a problem with a Dell PowerEdge 1650 and RedHat 7.2, I must use the Dell
support CDs to get the RedHat CDs to boot. Unfortunately, the Dell CDs have their own
kickstart file, that installs everything, whereas I really just want:
@ X Window System
@ GNOME
@ Network Support
@ Web Serve
everything
from "@Anonymous FTP Server".
Thanks,
Marco
an Advanced Server Premium support contract, but
still couldn't find anything.
A 3rd party vendor we are working with *requires* 2.4.9-31 or they won't support their
product. Pretty sad, but true.
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Where might I find
2.4.9-31? I don't really feel comfortable using packages from
rpmfind.net.
Marco
> I installed RH 8, and a number of devices on my laptop were not
> detected.
>
> at the moment the most critical is the sis900 network card, that isn't
> being detected, even though it's officially listed on RH website.
What model/brand laptop?
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can't anybody help me to implement a working 'gateway' to be connected to a
workstation in my local network from the outside ??
thx
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the
same line number all the time either.
I could possibly read the entire file in:
While read line
Do
if [ "$line" = "Test" ]
then {
echo
echo "Test1"
}
fi
Done < ${FILE} > ${FILE}.tmp
Which I just thought of, but didn't try, since it seems &
better for "blindly" downlaoding *all* the errata, and
applying them with one command only if the package already exists on the system...
Without going to the source code, I'm assuming up2date/RHN would use -F?
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Read through
sys/syslog.h to try to tweak my syslog.conf. Most of the facilities and
priorities are pretty easy to figure out what they represent, but I'm not sure
where to look to figure out what the local facilities
represent.
Can anyone
help?
Marco
shipping method.
I 2nd that. I was going to buy 8.0 and a nice Fedora, but at close to $50US(!)
for shipping, I lost interest.
I make it a point to buy an official copy every X.0 release to "help the cause".
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Sigh... Darn it, how big is a S, M, L, or XL
RedHat fedora that's available from their store?
What's a comparable size for us Canadians up
here? :)
Marco
What's the proper/easy way to add 'options' to
modules.conf for 2 similar devices? I recently saw someone configure it
as:
'options eepro100 Duplex=2,2
Speed=100,100'
But I can't seem to find that such a setup is
acceptable/recommended.
Marco
3. Is "persistent-superblock" supported with Linear and
> RAID0? I think chunk-size is only supported in RAID0 and
I just found this which seems pretty useful:
http://www.redhat.com/support/resources/tips/raid/RAID-INDEX.html
I'd still appreciate anyone's input.
Marco
stuck for a second (well more than a second really).
3. Is "persistent-superblock" supported with Linear and RAID0? I think chunk-size is
only supported in RAID0 and higher, but Linear will just skip the configuration with
an informational warning at boot.
Marco
PS Basing some of my
at.com (of course...)
http://www.rhce2b.com
I've got the RHCE ExamCram, and Syngress books.
Anyone have some other good tools/sites/recommendations?
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ships with Red Hat Linux 7.2 does not work correctly with the
2.4.7-10smp or 2.4.7-10enterprise kernel. Download and install the latest e1000 module
from support.dell.com to enable the correct function for Intel gigabit NICs.
Most 1650s are SMP machines, so perhaps this is your problem.
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apture the message from /var/log/*.
If I understand correctly setting persistent-superblock to 1 should change the fdisk
type to "fd" for autodetect purposes. I'll also play around with that some more.
Any ideas before I contact RedHat support?
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I'd like to find a RedHat ASCII logo. Any ideas?
I did find one on the NGs, but it's a bit too big for a regular command-line login,
and won't fit in the default terminal size (80x24?).
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l over or similar, unless that's my only easy option.
I just want a plain command to strip out that line out. I'd prefer Borne shell stuff
like awk, sed, as opposed to using Perl.
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My apologies for sending in HTML
-Original Message-
From: Shaw, Marco
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 5:25 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Old module from where?
RedHat Advanced Server 2.1
Checking if my assumptions are right before I go spend another week bashi
itrd image would have that compiled in it? So maybe once I
simply create a new initrd, and add that to GRUB, then the newer module/driver
would load on boot?
Thanks,
Marco
Anyone know where I can find tcpdchk for RedHat 7.2 (from tcp_wrappers)? The RedHat
RPM files don't seem to contain it.
I'll at least ask here before I try to compile one.
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Anyone know where I can find tcpdchk for RedHat 7.2 (from tcp_wrappers)? The RedHat
RPM files don't seem to contain it.
I'll at least ask here before I try to compile one.
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tool? Just trying to figure out if someone has already done this. I've got ideas
like creating a special shell script for Linux/ipchains monitoring...
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s to the script function.sh, then have these arguments be
"applied" to the function and run within sed.
It doesn't seem to like the $# strings within SED.
Am I missing something or is this not do-able in SED? I tried escaping $ and using
quotes without luck.
Thanks,
Marco
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Seems the RedHat kernel headers for 2.4.9-34 are giving me a small problem with
installing VMware. VMware is complaining that the kernel-headers package appears to
be for a SMP while my system is uni. Any ideas on how I can fix this?
Marco
# rpm -q kernel-headers
kernel-headers-2.4.9-34
logon, and not just the current shell?
One would assume the PDKSH RPM file would have skeleton files, but doesn't seem to,
and the man page does not address this configuration issue(s).
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Marco
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I have a PIII, and am trying to figure out whether the i386-optimized
kernel was installed or the i686 was. I'm assuming it's the i686 one,
but how can I prove this (uname -a, rpm -q, etc.)?
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his file as user "user" (This is that
what I would expect also for linux).
Can anybody help me ?
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this behavior on other unix machines (Irix and Solaris). On this
> plattforms its impossible to modify this file as user "user" (This is that
> what I would expect also for linux).
> Can anybody help me ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Marco
>
>
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Trying to install Ethereal 0.9.18-12 on RH 7.2:
[root@redhat72 marco]# rpm -Uvh ethereal*
error: failed dependencies:
libpcap.so.0 is needed by ethereal-0.8.18-12
[root@redhat72 marco]# find / -name "libpcap.so.0" -print
/usr/lib/libpcap.so.0
[root@redhat72 marco]# rpm -q
MB. This is a cheat to the old 512MB (or
something like that) motherboard limit for booting a Linux system.
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s run on every boot up,
and will likely do what you're looking for. I originally used it to
configure my COM ports with the setserial command.
> Coldbrook, Nova Scotia Canada
Hello from New Brunswick!
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I'm trying to build iptables from the SRPM to get the development libraries,
but am not having much luck.
Has anyone already built an RPM using 'make install-devel' in the spec file,
and could share the package?
Marco
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-q rpm
> > rpm-4.0.2-0.38
> > [root@wolverine SPECS]# rpm -b
> > -b: unknown option
> Use a complete flag, like "-ba" or "-bb". Also, make sure "rpm-build"
> is installed.
Turns out one of the original 7.0.91 ISOs doesn't have rpm-build o
-b
-b: unknown option
Any ideas?
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this list that are Linux sys admins. I'm
not looking to read your resume, but would love to hear about your work
history over the last 2 years or so in about 3-5 lines.
Thanks,
Marco
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> all that aside,..how do i add options to my conf.module file for I/O and
> irq, I have the settings, I just dont' know what the lines are that I add
to
> my conf.modules file
http://members.home.net/djl56/linux_at_home_with_etherez/linux_at_home.modul
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th the root FS from hdb, edit your lilo
config accordinly, reboot again, and all should be well.
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would recommend?
I'm also looking for these two things to possibly supported by a vendor as
well.
Thanks,
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esting... Wasn't going to use it with MySQL though. I don't see
anything about berkeley db on mysql.com though.
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kind as to email me directly the newest version?
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Has someone here tried installing OpenNMS 0.4 on RH 6.2?
Marco
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Date: Sat, 30 Dec 2000 22:22:37 -0400 (AST)
From: Marco Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Install errors
(RedHat 6.2 with RPM OpenNMS 0.4.1)
I get the followin
(I would imagine this would tie in with the Samba tools...)
Does RH 6.x+ have the tools to browse NT4 shares that use DFS?
Thanks,
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Not sure if you're refering to the actual user's history. It's usually in
the user's home directory in '.sh_history'.
Marco
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From: "Rubén Alonso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, Novembe
There's 'tcpdump', but it's not very user friendly. Check this article for
how to find a better one:
http://oreilly.linux.com/pub/a/linux/2000/03/03/enterprise/network.html
Marco
- Original Message -
From: "Alessandro Coppelli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Haven't played with PHP for a while so I'm not sure if things have
changed...
"#!" is not required for Apache to parse PHP. PHP uses "" to
indicate executable PHP code:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/Introduction/page2.html
Marco
- Original Messa
I would imagine that to go from Windows to Linux, you're using Samba? Are
smb and nmdb (I think those are the 2 daemons) running?
Marco
On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Michael Burger wrote:
> Is LPD still running?
>
> On Thu, 16 Nov 2000 19:30:02 -0500, Edward Schernau wrote:
>
For the benefit of the list, and those not interested in looking through
archives: What's the story behind this?
Marco
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 1:03 PM
Subj
script rc3" >> /root/start.txt' to the
beginning of /etc/rc.d/init.d/smb and a similar entry to the end of it, to
see if it is being run at all during boot/reboot.
Marco
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What name did you link them with? They *have* to start with an 'S', i.e.,
/etc/rc3.d/S99web.
Marco
- Original Message -
From: "Dirk Sachse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 9:32 AM
Subject: startscripts un
If the package your building uses some of the kernel source files, then
you'd have to install the same kernel on your RH7 box.
Marco
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Hal Burgiss wrote:
> I am trying to build a package on one machine for use on another. The
> target machine is very minimal i
What about going down to the packet level on both machines? A good
combination of traces and netstats may find the problem.
http://oreilly.linux.com/pub/a/linux/2000/03/03/enterprise/network.html
Marco
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To: &
I second that...
Marco
- Original Message -
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 1:37 PM
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> On Wed, Nov 15, 2000 at 01:31:04PM -0400, Ted Gervais wrote:
>
Not exactly what you're looking for but a good link:
http://www.isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-linux/archives/
Marco
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 9:37 AM
Subject
Flop through the alternative virutal consoles: Alt-F1 to Alt-F4 to get more
debug information during the install.
Marco
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Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 2:06 PM
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Another good one...
http://www.shef.ac.uk/~kiosk/
> Thanks for this link, Stew! It's exceptionally useful!
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> I've checked the howto's (BTW, where is the HOWTO rpm in 6.2?), but I
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You might have to be more specific on your goal. find with -exec will be
able to do certain things on files, and a for loop will also be able do
things to a list.
Marco
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From: "Ed Lazor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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...And then 'kill -HUP syslog_pid' or reboot.
Marco
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From: "Lee Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: log ipchains message to another log file ?
> At 12:52 AM
Only the 'advanced headers' would show otherwise, but you could easily
change your 'from' and 'reply to' addresses. Again, depending on your mail
program.
Marco
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From: "Michael George" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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your lilo
config is in your MBR).
I would create the disk first, then test the above theory so you know you've
done it properly before installing Win2K.
man mkbootdisk
man lilo
Marco
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From: "Wahid Belhaouane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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http://www.openmail.com/cyc/om/00/index.html
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From: "Jeff Grossman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2000 10:59 PM
Subject: RE: Web Based Email
> Where would I go about finding this Openmail solution you are talking
about?
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