Re: [newbie] Good KDE Email and NNTP programs?
---Reply to mail from Martin Cleaver about [newbie] Good KDE Email and NNTP programs? the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut And it doesn't even support IMAP, so cannot really be considered a serious contender. too would love to find a good email/news client, as Netscape for Linux and Windows is apparently unable to collect messages off the serverm leave them there and keep up to date on what it already has. As a resultm while away on a trip, Netscape downloads the same message several times... good for filling the inbox :-( Rgds Martin I just started using a program for e-mail called XCMail. It seems quite decent, has a lot of good features and is very configureable. (IMO...) ---End reply -- Jonathan Dlouhy Principal Oboe, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra "There is much Obi-Wan did not tell you." -- Darth Vader
Re: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
Thanks Steven, I ran #/bin/bash rm -fR /lib/modules/2.2.9 I then re compiled the Kernel from scratch and it works great. The only thing that fails at Loadup is the MIDI modules. It says it can not find the midi module. That is it. Thanks again
[newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
Dear folks: I recently spoke to my computer hardware dealer about upgrading some of my computer parts. He told me that once he was done he would install RedHat 6.0 for me. I told him I wanted Mandrake and this is what he said: "Mandrake is dead. The whole idea behind Mandrake was to integrate KDE with RedHat. Now that RedHat has KDE as an option, what's the need for Mandrake?" In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself. I think that Mandrake needs a new mission statement or manifesto; what's present on the website is no longer satisfactory. I want to stick with Mandrake in part because I believe that RedHat's former anti-KDE attitude truly hurt (or at least slowed down) the Linux cause and I do not really want to reward them for merely caving in to the pressure that distros like Mandrake put them under. Unless Mandrake Linux convincingly and clearly reassesses its raison d'etre and redirects its focus to present and potential members of the Linux community, I am afraid that this wonderful distro will indeed become irrelevant. Now it may be that the leaders of the Mandrake organization are clear about this, but the info on the web page (e.g. http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fpolicy.html and http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/ffaq.html ) does not reflect this in a coherent and convincing way. Best wishes to all Idris
Re: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
procinfo can be found on the 5.3 cd, or from many of the mirrors that have the 2.2 upgrade rpm's. http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/linux/Mandrake/updates/kernel2.2/RPMS/updates/p rocinfo-15-1.i386.rpm hope that helps, Ben
Re: [newbie] Good KDE Email and NNTP programs?
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut And it doesn't even support IMAP, so cannot really be considered a serious contender. too would love to find a good email/news client, as Netscape for Linux and Windows is apparently unable to collect messages off the serverm leave them there and keep up to date on what it already has. As a resultm while away on a trip, Netscape downloads the same message several times... good for filling the inbox :-( Rgds Martin
Re: [newbie] Good KDE Email and NNTP programs?
the nicest email program I found was PMMAIL (www.southsoft.com), but they dont yet have a linux version of it.. just OS/2 and Doze.. -turgut
Re: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message)
Actually, the RPM kernel upgrades do take care of that. The process is similar when you first install Mandrake. You did not have to compile a kernel then. Most probably, the new modules that come with the kernel have problems with your hardware, probably the sound card. Gilbert "James J. Capone" wrote: Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this because they do not know which modules you are going to use and which are being compiled etc... Thanks, James J. Capone On Sunday, May 23, 1999 1:33 AM, John Richards [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: No I didn't. Since it wasn't mentioned in the previous email, I thought the rpm's took care of it. Or am I wrong here? -JR
Re: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
At 05:29 AM 5/23/99 -0500, you wrote: procinfo -a also works nicely if you have it installed. Obviuosly `procinfo` doesn't install by default, since I don't seem to have it, so where can I find it ? Stefan Dozier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
procinfo -a also works nicely if you have it installed. Last but not least is there a way to see which IRQs' are being used on the system in Linux. In the 2.0.36 kernel it says I have a possible IRQ # cat /proc/interrupts
RE: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message)
I did not know about that. Never tried to install from a RPM package. Hmm James On Sunday, May 23, 1999 4:53 AM, Dan Brown [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: "James J. Capone" wrote: Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this When using the kernel RPMs, the make modules (etc.) are not needed, because you don't actually build the kernel--you just install the precompiled one included in the RPM. Otherwise, there wouldn't be a whole lot of value in the RPM, I'd think... -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Since all the world is but a story, it were well for thee to buy the more enduring story rather than the story that is less enduring" -- The Judgment of St. Colum Cille
Re: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message)
"James J. Capone" wrote: Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this When using the kernel RPMs, the make modules (etc.) are not needed, because you don't actually build the kernel--you just install the precompiled one included in the RPM. Otherwise, there wouldn't be a whole lot of value in the RPM, I'd think... -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Since all the world is but a story, it were well for thee to buy the more enduring story rather than the story that is less enduring" -- The Judgment of St. Colum Cille
RE: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
Thanks steve. I will have to get the error messages if after I remove all of that you told me to and redo the make module_install, and I still get them. I will let you know. Thanks James On Saturday, May 22, 1999 9:54 PM, Steve Philp [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: "James J. Capone" wrote: Well I installed the new version of initscripts and modutils. Now when I boot into the new kernel it fails once it hits the sound config It gives me errors on sound and also on midi.. it says something to the effect of an symlink error in /lib/modules/2.2.9/misc/ or something to that effect of the dir. You might try just rm -r'ing that 2.2.9 directory, then going back into /usr/src/linux and doing a make modules_install. That should clean it up. If not, post the exact error messages (or something closer than "something to that effect") and we'll be of more help! I do not want midi compiled into the kernel as I do not use any midi devices. I have tried to find the reference to the midi in the #make menuconfig and can not find it. I don't think there's a way to turn off MIDI. Also I noticed in my conf.modules file it references a SoundBlaster compatible card, When I goto choose a SBcompatible card in the config of the modules I do not see the choices for it. Where is that at. Sound-OSS sound modules, then turn on SB compatibles. Last but not least is there a way to see which IRQs' are being used on the system in Linux. In the 2.0.36 kernel it says I have a possible IRQ conflict on IRQ3 and also IRQ5 this is for the sound card I think. cat /proc/interrupts (and /proc/dma will show you used DMA channels, /proc/ioports will show you used IO memory addresses) -- Steve Philp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message)
Yes you need to run make modules and also make modules_install after the make zImage is finished. I do not believe the RPMs take care of this because they do not know which modules you are going to use and which are being compiled etc... Thanks, James J. Capone On Sunday, May 23, 1999 1:33 AM, John Richards [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: No I didn't. Since it wasn't mentioned in the previous email, I thought the rpm's took care of it. Or am I wrong here? -JR
Re: [newbie] More Kernel Questions
"James J. Capone" wrote: Well I installed the new version of initscripts and modutils. Now when I boot into the new kernel it fails once it hits the sound config It gives me errors on sound and also on midi.. it says something to the effect of an symlink error in /lib/modules/2.2.9/misc/ or something to that effect of the dir. You might try just rm -r'ing that 2.2.9 directory, then going back into /usr/src/linux and doing a make modules_install. That should clean it up. If not, post the exact error messages (or something closer than "something to that effect") and we'll be of more help! I do not want midi compiled into the kernel as I do not use any midi devices. I have tried to find the reference to the midi in the #make menuconfig and can not find it. I don't think there's a way to turn off MIDI. Also I noticed in my conf.modules file it references a SoundBlaster compatible card, When I goto choose a SBcompatible card in the config of the modules I do not see the choices for it. Where is that at. Sound-OSS sound modules, then turn on SB compatibles. Last but not least is there a way to see which IRQs' are being used on the system in Linux. In the 2.0.36 kernel it says I have a possible IRQ conflict on IRQ3 and also IRQ5 this is for the sound card I think. cat /proc/interrupts (and /proc/dma will show you used DMA channels, /proc/ioports will show you used IO memory addresses) -- Steve Philp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message)
Hi Cindy, gave this a try with my new 5.3 install.Everything seemed to go smoothly except it created a slightly different filename, 'vmlinuz-2.2.5-ac3-5mdk'. I'm not sure what the significance of 'ac3' is. When I boot the new kernel it gets down to the point of 'finding module dependicies' and just stops.Fortunately I can reboot and choose my old kernel, but I'd like to know what went wrong and how to fix. Anyone have an idea? Here is my system config: AMD K6-233 64mb IDE hd and IDE cd-rom TX clone m/b with Award bios awe64 gold ne2000 isa clone ati xpert xl (mach64 xserver) -JR - Original Message - From: Cindy Pearce [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 14, 1999 6:11 AM Subject: [newbie] Kernel installation(Long message) I have seen various messages on this list about updating the kernel so I thought I would share my experiences. IMHO, the easiest way is to use the RPMs built by Mandrake from ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake5.3/updates/kernel2.2/RPM S/kernel/ I downloaded kernel-2.2.5-5mdk.i386 and kernel-headers-2.2.5-5mdk.i386 into a directory I created on my hard drive. I checked both by changing to the directory I downloaded them to and using the command: rpm -K --nopgp *rpm Both should return a "size md5 ok" . I then installed both of them using the commands: rpm -ivh kernel-2.2.5-5mdk.i386 rpm -ivh kernel-headers-2.2.5-5mdk.i386 This automatically installed a directory in /usr/src called 2.2.5-mdk and a file in /boot called vmlinuz-2.2.5-5mdk. I then downloaded all the file updates from: ftp://ftp.sunet.se/pub/Linux/distributions/mandrake5.3/updates/kernel2.2/RPM S/updates/ and checked them using the same command as before then installed them using: rpm -Uvh *.rpm I then edited my /etc/lilo.conf file to add the following lines right after the "timeout=50" line: image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.2.5-5mdk label=new root=/dev/hda(whatever your boot partition is) read-only I then issued the command /sbin/lilo and received confirmation that "new" had been added. It should be noted that I do not boot from a SCSI disk so I do not need a "initrd=" line in my lilo.conf file. I then rebooted and selected "new" at the LILO boot prompt and booted a preconfigured kernel. If you want to recompile the preconfigured kernel, you must also download and install kernel-source-2.2.5-5mdk.i386.rpm. If you do not have pgcc installed as your compiler, you need to make the changes listed at: http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/kernel2.2-upgrade.html There are also various fixes for post kernel installation problems found there. YMMV and corrections to my method encouraged, HTH, Cindy
Re: [newbie] Kernel panic
root wrote: Installed kernel-2.2.9 from tar.gz, on reboot I get message "VFS: cannot open root device 03:01" "Kernel panic: VFS: unable to mount root fs on 03:01" Kernel-2.0.36 boosts on 03:00 Any help would be help THANKS Hi, Do you have any bootable kernels? If so, boot with a good kernel and check that you have the correct root device set on this 2.2.9 kernel which is giving problems. To check the root device, do 'rdev kernel image' where kernel image is the kernel image file, usually zImage or bzImage, created in /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot when you recompiled the 2.2.9 kernel. OK, good luck, Hidong
Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
Just my 2p worth I recently installed RH6 on a new hard disk having rebuilt my PC. Mainly for curiosity as i knew i would blow it away again when Mandrake 6 comes out. The following doesn't work out of the box... 1. BS/DEL problem with X. 2. UK keyboard map requested during install, but don't work. 3. Zip drive not preconfiured on desktop. 4. CD Writer not configured on Desktop (actually never gets detected, only the reader that was in use during install - could this be addressed please ??) 5. No user mount/dismount on devices. 6. No ftp access to machine by default. Now i'm not asking for help with these things (i can't be bothered, i'm only binding time until Mandrake 6 comes out) - i could fix them all very easily, but that's not the point newbies might not be able to !! The point is, this is only a small list as i'm not using the box in question at the moment, there were a lot more 'niggly' things. I can guarantee when Mandrake 6 comes out all bar one of these will not need to be done on my next install. Need i say more... Martin. - Original Message - From: Idris Samawi Hamid [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, May 23, 1999 11:41 PM Subject: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake Dear folks: I recently spoke to my computer hardware dealer about upgrading some of my computer parts. He told me that once he was done he would install RedHat 6.0 for me. I told him I wanted Mandrake and this is what he said: "Mandrake is dead. The whole idea behind Mandrake was to integrate KDE with RedHat. Now that RedHat has KDE as an option, what's the need for Mandrake?" In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself. I think that Mandrake needs a new mission statement or manifesto; what's present on the website is no longer satisfactory. I want to stick with Mandrake in part because I believe that RedHat's former anti-KDE attitude truly hurt (or at least slowed down) the Linux cause and I do not really want to reward them for merely caving in to the pressure that distros like Mandrake put them under. Unless Mandrake Linux convincingly and clearly reassesses its raison d'etre and redirects its focus to present and potential members of the Linux community, I am afraid that this wonderful distro will indeed become irrelevant. Now it may be that the leaders of the Mandrake organization are clear about this, but the info on the web page (e.g. http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/fpolicy.html and http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/ffaq.html ) does not reflect this in a coherent and convincing way. Best wishes to all Idris
[newbie] talk about no knowledge
HI, After over a week of trying(to get the modem working) got online , I'm using 5.3 right out the box. I know my CD works, but how do I use the CD to upgrade the Netscape to the 4.5 on the disk, I have this idiots guide to linux, thats no help seems to mem it can 't seem to help this one anyway (--: Thanks, Will
[newbie] Adding NE 2000 card
- Original Message - I need to add an NE2000 card to my Mandrake 5.3 how can I do this? Will Mandrake install the card and drivers or is their something I need to do? Jeanette
Re: [newbie] Adding NE 2000 card
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Jeanette Russo wrote: I need to add an NE2000 card to my Mandrake 5.3 how can I do this? Will Mandrake install the card and drivers or is their something I need to do? If you haven't compiled a custom kernel without NE2000 support, you have the drivers - you just need to set up the IP and such. The easiest way should be by typing netconf. LLaP bero
[newbie] Sendmail 551
Hello all, I'm getting this error bounced back to me " 551 we do not relay" when I try to send mail to the linux-mandrake box, now note this IS NOT SENDING MAIL FROM THE BOX but TO THE BOX. I am able to send out just fine but when anybody tries to send a msg to the box they get it bounced back with that 551 error. I have tried to put my Gateway in the ip-allow file, and also made sure that all my aliases are in the sendmail.cw file and that the line in the sendmail.cf file was not rem'ed out. Any other ideas? Thanx Eric ___ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com
Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
- Original Message - From: Philip Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 3:57 PM Subject: Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake I agree Redhat 6.0 has problems but again these can be addressed and fixed by RedHat so lets find another reason to keep Mandrake around as a distro!!! Mandrake can't keep coming out with versions that just fix or beautify RedHat and still be considered a player in the distribution wars!! Please MandrakeSoft brainstorm and come up with an idea that will make Mandrake a bit more unique!!! I'm really not sure i want to start any kind of 'whos better than who' thread here (but i'm going to anyway!). It's up to Mandrakesoft to defend themselves on this one - after all it makes no odds to me which distribution i use as long as it suits me. All i really meant is that personally i find Mandrake to be more configured the way i want as standard (and slightly more polished to boot). That in turn saves me time and ultimately money. If two shops were selling the same item of clothing, one fitted you slightly better, and was available cheaper and easier (for me anyway) then you wouldn't complain about the cheaper one existing then - would you ? .Why not have the same item available from more than one place? Obviously you can then go on to look at the differences in distro's in terms of Lothar and all the other things that may or may not be in the pipeline. Over to Mandrakesoft Martin. [SNIP]
Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
Doug Brown wrote: In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself. Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core version $40.00. I paid, like, $1.89 plus SH for Mandrake 5.3. Big difference! Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... how can they keep on updating it, if they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. I learned my lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake proved impossible (worse: I lost my Xwindows) If you want it cheap, download it and burn your own. Mandrake is not the standard and necver will be. Pity. It was nice while it lasted. :-( Rgds Martin ,
RE: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
I had decided that since I liked the Mandrake 5.3 (I had downloaded the .iso file, burnt a cdrom, and installed it from there), I would actually purchase the Mandrake 6.0 Power-pack from CCSoft at about $50 - Hopfully Mandrake will see some revenue from it. Bill -Original Message- From: Doug Brown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, May 23, 1999 4:56 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself. Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core version $40.00. I paid, like, $1.89 plus SH for Mandrake 5.3. Big difference! Doug Brown.
Re: [newbie] Sendmail 551
On Mon, 24 May 1999, havok nexgen wrote: I have tried to put my Gateway in the ip-allow file, and also made sure that all my aliases are in the sendmail.cw file and that the line in the sendmail.cf file was not rem'ed out. Any other ideas? Are you sure the MX record is set right? And did you killall -HUP sendmail after editing sendmail.cf and sendmail.cw? LLaP bero
Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Martin Cleaver wrote: Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... It isn't. how can they keep on updating it, if they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. Did you have a look at the 6.0 beta? Would you call it "not updated"? Granted, we haven't released many updates to 5.3 recently, but the one and only reason for this is that we're rather busy working on 6.0 right now. I learned my lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake proved impossible (worse: I lost my Xwindows) This can have only two reasons - either you tried to install a wrong RPM (maybe an RPM for Mandrake 6, which can't work?), or you tried to compile yourself and made some mistake. KDE 1.1.1 works rather well on my Mandrake boxes, and is included with 6.0. LLaP bero
Re: [newbie] talk about no knowledge
Pliler Main Unit wrote: HI, After over a week of trying(to get the modem working) got online , I'm using 5.3 right out the box. I know my CD works, but how do I use the CD to upgrade the Netscape to the 4.5 on the disk, I have this idiots guide to linux, thats no help seems to mem it can 't seem to help this one anyway (--: Thanks, Will The one on the CD is an rpm isn't it? OKay, this is what I did (sure you can do other ways but this is simple) Mount the CD. Go to the directory where the 4.51 is then click on the netscape-common rpm file. kpackage should pop up. Click on "replace files" check box and click install. Do the same for netscape-communicator rpm. You should not even have to reboot. :-) Oh yes, be sure to be root to install the rpms. But don't click on the desktop netscape icon as root. Exit and logon as your normal user. For some reason, clicking netscape (first time) as root makes netscape unusable for other users. (it crashes - don't know why) Hope this helps, -- -- Kuraiken - Apprentice Codecaster --
Re: [newbie] talk about no knowledge
Richard, You know, I was told by someone else that I had the netscape 4.51 on my cd's , that I got with L-M, but so far I've not found a folder or file with netscape in the name, any suggestion? Also how would I remove the old netscape first?? YOu are dealing with a newbie dummie that has never even installed a program yet, let alone removed one. Thanks, Will - Original Message - From: Birchall, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 12:50 PM Subject: RE: [newbie] talk about no knowledge Pliler Main Unit [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] said: I know my CD works, but how do I use the CD to upgrade the Netscape to the 4.5 on the disk The easiest point-and-click way is to use kpackage. Start kpackage, then use it to open the Netscape 4.5 rpm file that is the RPMS subdirectory on the CD.Should be able to upgrade over top of the existing Netscape. However, it might be safer to remove the old Netscape first... Richard
[newbie] IPX Client
I am wondering if anybody out there has gotten their Linux workstation configured as an IPX client. I do not want to be a server, just a client. Any help in pointing me in the right direction is greatly appreciated. -- Craig Burlingame e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] Relevance of Mandrake
Martin Cleaver wrote: Doug Brown wrote: In response I muttered a couple of things about extra tidbits that come with Mandrake but I did not sound very convincing, even to myself. Are you forgetting about cost? RH 6.0 Official is $80.00 with the core version $40.00. I paid, like, $1.89 plus SH for Mandrake 5.3. Big difference! Another reason why Mandrake is doomed... how can they keep on updating it, if they don't get any morey for it? Simple answer: they don't. I learned my lesson when KDE updated to 1.1.1 and installing it on my Mandrake proved impossible (worse: I lost my Xwindows) If you want it cheap, download it and burn your own. Mandrake is not the standard and necver will be. Pity. It was nice while it lasted. :-( Why does it need to be the standard? And exactly what are we judging it against? My Mandrake installation runs exactly the same software as a distribution that I might build myself. It's not like they're shipping BSD libc with it or anything... All this "top of the market" crap really drags on me. Can't we just have a cool little distribution to play with? -- Steve Philp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [newbie] A question, comment, and observation oh my!
Hi Ben , i already had this SETI for my Win 98, and love it. But being new to LM 5.3 and not even knowing how todownload using Netscape and linux, Which oneof that long list of syswould youuse? In win98 I have a folder I call downloads, how and where would you do adownload in linux? Or could I downloadusing win98 and then someway install to linux? Thanks, For help Will - Original Message - From: Ben To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 24, 1999 6:14 PM Subject: [newbie] A question, comment, and observation oh my! 1. How do I get kde to start with "num lock" on? 2. After upgrading to netscape 4.6, i've lost the use of my "delete key" in netscape. How do I get netscape to use the "delete" key? 3.Does anyone know of the progress Troll Tech is having porting the "Opera Web Browser" over to linux? On a side note ( and off-topic), if you're in search of a nifty screen saver for linux, check out http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ , and help find ET. Thanks in advance, Ben
[newbie] KDE will not work correct
When I log into Linux as a different user for privlages like ICQ and IRC, Since I have upgraded to the 2.2.9 kernel KDE can not make ICONS or a DIRECTORY for the user I logged in as. Than it loads and shows only the background and that is it. No icons/menus/time/etc... Can some one please help with this. James
Re: [newbie] Pine
"J. Marrero" wrote: How do I set Pine to get my email? I am not sure what to write on the I don't believe Pine deals with POP accounts, so it wouldn't be able to directly get your mail from your ISP. -- Dan Brown, KE6MKS, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Meddle not in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.
