Benjamin,
My immediate guess is 'Yes'. You would have to right a script that set up
and re-exported all of your PATH and JAVA environment variables and then
launch the respective application. Sort of 'overriding' the default
variables setup in .bash_profile (or wherever you set them up), i.e.:
I don't know very much about _web_ based mail programs but I believe IMP
will run on Linux (horde.org/imp)
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Arandir wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
> > On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> > > Does anybody know if linux has the ability to run internet based
Dear friends:
My thanks to everyone who responded to my inquiry about Java and S051. I
will now try some of the proposed solutions and let the list know which
one works for me.
Thank you again.
Benjamin
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Dear friends:
[Using Mandrake 6.1, AMD k6-2 400 Mhrtz, 128 megs of Ram]
My friend Jose M. Sanchez, a frequent advisor to Red Hat and Mandrake
lists and someone whom I have the highest professional respect for,
suggested that I could get rid of the frequent "core" files by editing
the /etc/profil
On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
> On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> > Does anybody know if linux has the ability to run internet based mail?
> > If so how does it work?
> >
> HmmI guess I'll answer this straight.
> YES!
> ...
I was also thinking of answering similarly. But t
What is the handiest way to copy user accounts (including homes) to
another machine?
KS
Dear Axalon:
Thank you so much for your Java answer. Now that's what I call hitting
the nail on the head. That's just what I needed to know, straight from
MandrakeSoft itself.
Thanks again, Axalon.
Benjamin
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On Fri, 05 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> Does anybody know if linux has the ability to run internet based mail?
> If so how does it work?
>
HmmI guess I'll answer this straight.
YES! I'm using KMail right now, which is a KDE/Linux mail reader.
If you mean using linux to act as a mail server,
Good Evening.
I've been trying to setup a Ethernet Network for the last Month and am having a
bit of rather strange trouble.
The Basics:
I'm not new to either Ethernet nor TCP/IP (I was the Team lead of a 18,750
Node M$ Network, in addition to prior experience so before sending me off to
RTFM
Does anybody know if linux has the ability to run internet based mail?
If so how does it work?
TIA,
Nunar
The subject line says it all as far as my K6-2/300 is concerned. After two
weeks of struggling I gave up and returned to 6.0 - which performs flawlessly.
My problem currently lies within the compiler. I found the missing *.h
files but now I get the following (as an example):
[root@AbNormal w
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Robert J Bartels wrote:
> If it's not quiet supported as yet could I just plug the ata66 drives
> into the ide controller
> on board? Will the drives work this way but just not have the speed of
> ata66? If this is
> the case I will pull the controller until official suppo
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
> Robert J Bartels wrote:
> >
> > If it's not quiet supported as yet could I just plug the ata66 drives
> > into the ide controller
> > on board? Will the drives work this way but just not have the speed of
> > ata66? If this is
> > the case I will
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Denis Havlik wrote:
> :>Most of the .h files should be in /usr/include. Not sure why the compiler
> :>wouldn't find them (assuming they're there), it may need an environment
> :>variable or text file containing the path for the include directory but
> :>that's just my educated
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
> Robert J Bartels wrote:
> >What is the maximun partition size that linux supports (ext2) ?
>
> None whatsoever ... or rather, the limit of an ext2 _filesystem_
> is very high, somewhere in the _tera_bytes. So the practical limit
> will depend on
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Benjamin Sher wrote:
> Dear friends:
>
> A simple question: if one application needs one version of JRE and
> another a different version of JRE, is is possible to run TWO JRE's
> simultaneously on Linux?
>
> Thank you so much.
>
> Benjamin
You can run simultanious multipl
ibi wrote:
>
> if i were to recommend linux on the desktop tomorrow, i would be looking
> for a new job the next day... that has nothing to do with my sense of
> where linux is going and how fed up i am with microsoft."
I've not often said it about college faculty and staff, but the guy's
got hi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Benjamin,
> Go to blackdown.org and get 1.1.7 v1a; it is the only one I know of that
> works with StarOffice. I installed just the JRE (it's all you need unless
> you want to develop java apps). Follow the instructions in the download
> directory. Don't forget to get
Dear friends:
A simple question: if one application needs one version of JRE and
another a different version of JRE, is is possible to run TWO JRE's
simultaneously on Linux?
Thank you so much.
Benjamin
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I would be more than willing to pay a couple of bucks - maybe $20 -$30 US
- for a Winfax client for Linux that could handle most features, maybe $10
- $15 US for a client that could merely spool the docs to the queue and
send them "as is" with no cever sheet. (That would allow me to handle the
co
Hi Denis,
Thanks for thie input. You might find this interesting... .. Pj..
>From: "Martin & Associates" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Linux Specialists needed
>Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 13:34:37 -0400
>
>Hi, my name is John Kalinowski, I'm a headhunter with Martin &
>Assoc
Robert J Bartels wrote:
>What is the maximun partition size that linux supports (ext2) ?
None whatsoever ... or rather, the limit of an ext2 _filesystem_
is very high, somewhere in the _tera_bytes. So the practical limit
will depend on your Bios and/or partitioning scheme.
There is a current
> ... our faculty are world class and select whatever
>software they need to continue to produce worldclass publications and
>research.
Well, let me comment a bit about Linux in academia. I also
work in a large teaching university (SUNY at Stony Brook), and I also
worked in couple of
:>Most of the .h files should be in /usr/include. Not sure why the compiler
:>wouldn't find them (assuming they're there), it may need an environment
:>variable or text file containing the path for the include directory but
:>that's just my educated guess.
If you really want to know in which pack
:>I have a request, since we are talking about fax solutions for Linux. I
:>would like to see a fax client for Linux capable of working with a
:>Winfax Pro 9 fax server. Since this works as the typical "print driver"
:>format of fax client/server, I'm sure it wouldn't be too be of a chore
:>for a
:>I've been corresponding with an Assisant Dean at a large teaching
:>university who is pulling hair out over NT and the fact that the latest
:>required M$ patch fouled 600 machines.
:>
:>I suggested that since Linux is stable enough to run Hotmail and the UK
:>perhaps thinking about Linux in te
All,
What is the maximun partition size that linux supports (ext2) ?
Thanks
Bob
On Thu, 04 Nov 1999, you wrote:
>
> Yes,
> no manual entry for pppd
>
Then you didn't install the manual. 'Cause on my Mandrake
6.0 machine last night, I tested it and I had it. Try
loading up your CDROM and go to the RPMS directory. From
there, you should be able to type "rpm -Uvh man*.rpm. I'd
Robert J Bartels wrote:
>
> If it's not quiet supported as yet could I just plug the ata66 drives
> into the ide controller
> on board? Will the drives work this way but just not have the speed of
> ata66? If this is
> the case I will pull the controller until official support is here... Speed
If it's not quiet supported as yet could I just plug the ata66 drives
into the ide controller
on board? Will the drives work this way but just not have the speed of
ata66? If this is
the case I will pull the controller until official support is here... Speed
is not as important
as access to t
Both of you were right, I didn%t had installed that library, ...then compiled
perfect.
Thanks, Jorge Carminati.
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Dear Dovydas:
Thank you so very much for your suggestion, namely, to add
$ export JAVA_HOME=/usr/local/jdk1.1.6
$ export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH
$ export CLASSPATH=.:$JAVA_HOME/lib/classes.zip
to the profile file. However, may I, as a non-techie, please ask for
more precise instructions. Ex
Dear Timothy:
Thank you so much for your help.
Question: Can I run both JRE 1.1.6 AND JRE 1.1.7. I USE JRE 1.1.6 for
the special web browser called Netomat (http://www.netomat.net). They
say you can use any JRE above 1.1.6. I've tried but 1.1.7_v3 does not
work with Netomat. But I would like to
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