information is at its homesite:
http://www.php.net
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bluebottle wrote:
On Fri, 05 May 2000, you wrote:
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Hi Steve
Nice to see you posting again.
Thanks! It's nice to be back. Things have finally slowed down enough
that I have time
Zoom 56k modem uses unidriver, but it is not
a Winmodem.
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Try startx -- :1
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)
Not a clue... Check the Ghostscript site for more information.
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settings so I can get (preferably Pine) my mail up and running.
I am gettting frustrated with underdeveloped GUI's.
TIA,
Wayne
Check /var/spool/mail/username.
If it isn't there, check your mail transfer/local delivery agent setup
to see where it's configured to put the mail.
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messages to be sent to me three times (I'm subscribed to both lists).
I'm about -this- close to just saying screw it and unsubscribing. I
don't have the patience to wade through the duplicates to find the
"real" messages.
Fix the damn mailing lists.
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"Gunther C. Hebein" wrote:
Hi all!
Under DOS there is library for C++ called CONIO.H;
There are many functions like "clrscr() etc..). Where's that library
under Linux?
Try the ncurses libraries.
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ing the "Found a bad attachment" messages from
the postmaster mailbox and watching the outgoing queue rise because of
closed SMTP servers on the remote side.
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I think you'll have better luck with this method than with asking
for the max resolution right off the bat.
The other thing you may want to check is that you're really booting into
graphical mode. At the LILO prompt, enter "linux 5". That will
guarantee that it tries graphical mode.
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very good browser.
I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it. The thing's been in
development longer than Mozilla and isn't anywhere close to being
usable.
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-HUP qmail-send
For information on signals, try 'man 7 signal'
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gotten viruses from this newsgroup. So im using Mcafee and if there
are any Mcafee people out there can u please help me. I
feel sorta stupid :)
Thanx
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Martin Solms wrote:
Our cleanup effort? Deleting the "Found a bad attachment" messages from
the postmaster mailbox and watching the outgoing queue rise because of
closed SMTP servers on the remote side.
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ring that "something" must have fixed it.
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horrible on the other. Now it's gone from both. It
was a freebie install anyway, it came with Corel Office 2k.
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on the BP6
board though. It'll make a boot disk during installation for you, but
it won't let you install on those drives. A bit annoying, since the
patches for the HPT366 interface have been available since the 6.1
days...
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might
also try the OpenGroup (the name is a bit misleading, really) who
actually "owns" the X11 standard.
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with the mouse and scrolling in large
windows. Netscape can sometimes show very long pages. The Windoze version
supports Ctrl-Home / Ctrl-End to jump up and down to top and bottom. I
have not found those shortcut keys in the Linux version.
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includes the ability to set gamma correction.
Try the -gamma flag to startx (check the X manpage for more
information).
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a credit card processing
service.
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, It's just I
don't have practical experience at all).
Unless you've skipped something in the description of the problem above,
there's not much practical networking going on... :)
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t on the DMZ machine at work to monitor connections
both legitimate and illegitimate.
iplog can be found on Freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net)
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ortable editing /etc/X11/XF86Config? You can set the
correct parameters in that file. Won't make alot of difference until
you get the video card issues sorted out though...
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uot;
It may be a stupid question, but is X running when you're trying to
start netcfg?
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with the big desktop issue.
Really, it's just a matter of editing /etc/X11/XF86Config to get rid of
the resolutions that you don't want. But first, make sure that the
larger resolutions really work.
Drop a note back if this helps.
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t, either. It's not Autocorrect or Autospell. What
is it, please?
Have you considered browsing/posting to the StarOffice newsgroups?
These questions just seem to be drifting further and further
off-topic...
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want to
configure it again with the new drivers.
Thanks anyway...
I think you can just go grab the updated X server tarball
from www.xfree86.org or the RPM from rpmfind.net or
one of the other Mandrake mirrors.
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Josh McCaffrey wrote:
sometimes several seconds to do anything. If I have 60ns EDO RAM, what
would disk swapping be comparable to?
Well, typical disk accesses are around 10ms is I remember correctly...
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on freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net). It's a
commercial program, but it's only like $20. It works pretty well as my
copy of Four Weddings and a Funeral can attest! :)
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help
Bill Barnes
You need to setup mgetty on the modem device to answer.
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done with the
su, issue 'xhost -localhost' to reenable security.
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not start with
a capital letter. Also, 'User' should be the username you entered
during setup.
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as I have been told to
do. So I'll try 'sndconfig' and see what happens. Unfortunately I haven't
had the time to play with the suggestions yet. And I'm still learning how
and where to type these commands. I hope to get it working with the rest
of
the system, sad to have no sound...
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ine so it reads:
lp|lp0:
Save the file, then run:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/lpd restart
You should now be able to print to your heart's content! Enjoy!
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Joe
Joe,
Try this from the command line:
lpr -Plp0 /etc/profile
Does it work?
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part of the
install? Regards,
Joe
From what I understand, there are technical reasons not to run sndconfig
during installation. I'm not recalling exactly what they were, but it's
annoying either way.
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about using a slot-1 motherboard and
the slotket boards. This probably represents a better investment since
you can then move to any of the slot-1 cpus when you decide you've
outgrown the Celerons. Sorry, I don't recall the model or manufacturer
of the board. Anyone?
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lengths (around 70-72
works well) is probably second. Check the archives first, we've covered
alot of the general stuff. Post detailed info about the problem.
Follow those things and you'll have a wonderful time on the list!
(You're already three steps ahead of most just by asking!)
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ke there's information missing from /etc/X11/XF86Config.
Have you tried running Xsetup again to rewrite the file?
Steve Philp wrote:
touco wrote:
i've done it everywhichway but loose
video card is listed and i know the memory. i had the same hardware
running on mandrake 6.0. i tried to
spent just over a year using Linux without being able to use X. :)
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t of times
there are updates since the other distribution shipped.
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but is
instead 125dpi, which is probably closer to reality.
You may also want to try using 'startx -- -dpi 125' from the command
line. That will inform the X server that you don't want 75 dpi also.
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show correct information when you're
online? KPPP has an annoying checkbox that will allow you to override
the information in /etc/resolv.conf.
From the sounds of it, routing is okay, since IP pings get responses.
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g to save it in your home directory.
If you were in another directory when you started StarOffice, it's
possibly trying to save it there. Don't laugh, it happens to me in
Netscape all the time. :)
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to get Mozilla stable.
Unfortunately, old habits die hard and people want to stick with
software they've used before. I have a feeling that THAT (or quite
possibly, people just want to troll the mailing list for reactions) is
the reason for the IE postings.
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he
choices, but the installation must seem extremely daunting to a new
user.
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with a static
document is just asking for headaches.
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company had to go and break that rule... That's right,
there are now LinModems as well. Do yourself a favor and avoid them.
There are better things for a CPU to be doing than the work of a $.50
part on a modem.
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estimate that you'll go over 256M of virtual memory, go
for the extra swap space. Hard drive space is cheap.
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go for
a 128 swap file or a 256 swap file? Any special advantage to having a
256 swap file?
Thanks so much.
Benjamin
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ng?
Maybe a variant on Deltree C:\progra~1\Netscape or something?
Jesus if he wasn't acting like an asshole I wouldn't be wasting my time
trying to foil him..
Take a hint. The filter is there for a reason. If you've got a
complaint about it, take it up with HR. IS doesn't make the rules, it
foll
ing usable in the xscreensaver source package.
The BSOD screensaver has a Blue Screen for a screensaver (along with
some other OS "utoh" screens).
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Then try using the dialer again. If it works correctly, add the
setserial line to the bottom of /etc/rc.d/rc.local and it will be run
automatically everytime you boot.
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Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
Lionel Barrow wrote:
Does anyone know if the demo of Quake 3 Arena that just came out
works with any other cards that those based on 3Dfx I really don't
wanna have to download this thing only to find out
around!
Sure, call me lazy, but do you happen to have an URL for Access Micro?
I'd like to pick up another 128 for this machine and that's the best
price I've seen since I bought this stick 6 months ago.
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Peter Heckert wrote:
Hello Steve,
On Sun, Nov 21, 1999 at 11:02:51PM -0500, Steve Philp wrote:
Peter Heckert wrote:
Steve Philp wrote:
Did you try resizing while running mutt or before starting it? Maybe
xterm isn't reporting the change in window size correctly? Try
te.
Step back and think hard about forking your money over to a company that
clearly does not get the Linux platform.
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up a conector and give it a go!
You'll also find that the 2.5" laptop IDE drives have 44 pin connectors
that are spaced much more closely together than a typical 3.5" desktop
IDE drive. There are adapters available, but for what you get, they're
damned pricey.
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this problem but it's
too far ahead to give me a price in the UK.
Now THAT's humor!
Thanks for the laugh John
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in the Atlanta area? I'll be visiting in a couple weeks and I'm
looking for some suggestions of things I should check out over a
weekend. Anything you could recommend?
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Would someone please remove [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the mailing list
until his email client problems are resolved? I'm sure we're all a
little tired of reading how his client is unable to read messages with
forwarded content...
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then you'd
have to add in a compile-time option.
I'm wondering though: what chip do you have without external cache?
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ur configs.
:-(
Ah, but it's so much EASIER to blame someone else! And you don't lose a
life in whatever game you happen to be playing at the time either. :)
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he second try is all...
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here are, just delete the lines and save the file.
Hope that helps!
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weekend and are still curious about it, do a web
search. It's a great document for understanding WHY things are placed
where they are. It's also a little frustrating to realize that the
thing is a couple years old and distributions STILL violate it's
suggestions.
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right before they stop working?
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Steve Philp wrote:
John Aldrich wrote:
HeyI think we may have finally solved the bouncing
problem. :-) I got tired of the bouncing emails and sent a
message to Mindspring's support. THEY claimed it was on the
list's mail server, but since receiving the note from
Mindspring
and remove it.
Save the Makefile.
Now do your kernel compile and all will be well.
It's been a month, where's the fix Mandrake??
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ill be run at each boot.
You only need to run it once.
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-av /usr/lib /mnt/newpoint/lib
That'll do it!
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" does not come up anywhere
in a search of files on the CD, even though after sendfax is installed,
the name of the package is "sendfax".
try mgetty-sendfax.
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that
you _thought_ you sent privately both went to the list.
Don't feel bad, I once told off what I thought was a potential employer
over an mailing list once... it's that split second after you hit send
that you suddenly realize that you've made a horribly bad mistake.
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d
probably ditch the SiS chip and get a nice card.
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is installed.
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en 2 years
since their initial announcement and it's STILL vaporware. Maybe Opera
has a nice plan to just wait out the competition...
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M Thompson wrote:
Here is a question I sent to Quantum (disk drives) along with the
response I received from them. Does anyone know if their response
is bogus?
Their answer is legitimate. It's unfortunate, but true.
as the default gateway on the Linux machine. Should be fixable using
netcfg, linuxconf, or just editing /etc/sysconfig/network or
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0.
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Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm in search of a Backup Utility for my Ricoh 7040A CD-RW. Is there such a program
for Linux?
Seve
cdrecord works well with those drives. I've got one myself!
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ncommented..
AddType application/x-httpd-php3 .php3 .phtml .php
AddType application/x-httpd-php3-source .phps
any ideas out there?
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xt to IRQ 3, then you're going to need
to do something to move the ethernet card to another interrupt before
you'll be able to get the modem working.
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old system (and new kernel!).
Good luck!!
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d drive access, set filesystem readahead to
128 and tell the controller to keep these settings if it has to reset
itself.
I'm hoping stable Ultra66 code comes soon, I'd like to see what this
drive can do!
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, but the only way to do
that is to play with the install routines...
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in the
Preferences window of Netscape. Simply tell it 'Manual Configuration'
then enter the hostname and port number for each relevant item. That
should be all you need to do!
An ISP using Win NT and Wingate?? What sort of fly-by-night operation
is that?!
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you
put in the infohaven't used it nearly as much as xf86setup,
though... :-)
xf86config allows it, as does xf86setup. Xconfigurator wraps a "comfy"
interface around the configuration process and limits you to, what, 4
choices??
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rk by just
punching in the domain (e.g. \\GRAND_RAPIDS). Surf to your
hearts content. Read whatever you'd like. BAH!!!
We've since removed IE.
Don't you just LOVE "Uncle Bill" ;-)
More and more everyday... :)
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aying with the
clock. It seems there's no way to _display_ the clock without also
allowing the ability to modify the system time on Win95/8. We caught it
when we suddenly had around 600 units of inventory with an aging date of
-31 days.
Remind me again why I love this job? :)
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servers? expected DB size?
Anyone else tried Sybase? I'm always interested in fun new things to
play with. I'm still waiting for an Oracle 8i CD to show up so I can
"get smart" before we move to Oracle at work.
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'm still not ruleing out the possibility of my Motherboard giving
me problems.
I'd take a hard look at hardware on this one. Either the memory just
isn't fast enough for the new board, or you've got dodgy cooling on the
CPU.
Hope these suggestions help,
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"Karen M. Heiby" wrote:
Hi,
I uninstalled Mandrake Update because of the problem I had. I'd like to
reinstall it--can someone give me the name of the package on my first CD?
Strangely enough, you'll find it as MandrakeUpdate :)
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-wrapped version of PowerQuest Partition Magic for
$60+.
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to the list.
One other thing, I seem to remember seeing something in your original
log messages about the card being put into 100Tx mode. Is the Windows
side also 100Mb?
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:0 frame:0
TX packets:0 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:100
Interrupt:11 Base address:0xe400
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6.0 a try. I am having some printer troubles with 6.1,
however I have heard that these problems don't exist in Mandrake 6.0. I
have been using AltaVista to search for it, but I can't locate it anywhere.
Thanks
-Bill
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Simon Norris wrote:
I'd like to refresh my Unix scripting knowledge, but I have no access to
pure Unix boxes now, so I need to practise on my own linux machine. Which
shell should I use to get the best response from Korn shell scripts?
I believe pdksh ships with Mandrake.
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, that'd
be great! And naturally, I have no clue about how to install/setup the
MS-DOS-emulator, and "Wine" only loads Blood 2's "boot" window, with the
picture missing. Is this because I need to install some openGL port? If so,
exactly how do I go about that?
Try the WINE
the XFree86 website to see if there is support for it. I believe
it's http://www.xfree86.org.
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