Arandir wrote:
Since Mandrake is no longer based on Redhat, it does not follow that all Redhat
bugs are also Mandrake bugs. I don't know about these two advisories, but there
were some previous ones that applied to Redhat, but not to Mandrake.
--
Arandir...
:~Hi guys,
:~
:~As suggested I included modprobe to my rc.local and it worked. I am now
:~wondering how it worked without these lines, before.
It should work withouth those lines. It just doesn't in M6.1.
D.
:~For business use, you bet I'd do it. In a heartbeat. The only thing
:~holding me back right now is the non-availability of industry-specific
:~applications.
I have been doing it in our institute for the last two years. Last month I
have also installed two Mandrake boxes for our
Hey All,
I was trying to recompile the stock kernel in 6.1 and trying to get rid of
unnecessary drivers (non modules) and I thought I did a pretty good job
(taking out support for ISDN, PPP etc...) Nonetheless, the resulting
kernel was bigger than the live one shipped with Mandrake. I assume
:~We don't want to restrict everybody's Email, just a certain group.
:~
:~But how will setting up disk quota alert someone sending a huge Email to
:~bounce back saying their mailbox is full, stop sending messages?
How about reading some documentation? Sugested reading:
- Linux introductery
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Chris Herrnberger wrote:
Derek:
Using the instructions on the site for P3015ct I was able to get SuSe
6.0/6.1/6.2/ installed via FTP/PCMCIA. Neither version of Mandrake
6.0/6.1 have been successful to date. Contacted the Mandrake developers
at 6.0 and was told it would
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
I'm now all sorted out again, with the 2.2.13-22mdk kernel installed and
booting properly, all network interfaces up and all filesystems mounted where
they should be.
What was the problem with the network interfaces?
--Derek
It was
:~Hi guys,
:~
:~As suggested I included modprobe to my rc.local and it worked. I am now
:~wondering how it worked without these lines, before.
It should work withouth those lines. It just doesn't in M6.1.
Is that a known bug?
Did you check to see that lpd was running at
What does exactly mean full duplex and half duplex?
TIA
Voiceband modems may operate in a variety of transmission modes,
including simplex, half-duplex, and full-duplex. Simplex transmission is one-way
transmission between a transmitter and a corresponding receiver. In half-duplex
transmission, two-way transmission is possible, but it cannot take
On lun, 15 nov 1999, Pastor Torrente, Guillermo wrote:
What does exactly mean full duplex and half duplex?
TIA
When you talk at the phone it is full-duplex
When you talk by radio it is half duplex
--
Marco Ciampa
c:\winnt secure_nt.exe
Securing NT. Insert Linux boot disk to continue..
Now this is really beginning to bug mehas anyone found a method to
make Netscape 4.61/4.7 stable under Mandrake/Redhat when Java is
enabled?
It appears that I can make it fallover almost within 30sec of starting 2
sessions of netscape if I switch between each started session using my
home
Here's what I did: (which, sadly, will not help you with an install)
1) Install Mandrake 6.1 - being sure to turn PCMCIA off at boot time as part
of the set up
2) Download an install the latest PCMCIA source
3) Compile new kernel (or at least PCMCIA portion) from updated source tree
FWIW - no
At 10:03 PM 11/14/99 -0500, Ian Douglas wrote:
maybe i'm missing something. there is no reason you can't have a
filesystem called, say, /var/mail for the POP mailboxes. that filesystem
has the quota applied to it. this should work (i've done it).
We don't want to restrict everybody's
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
So what happended to the 99.9% Red Hat compatibility?
are you saying that Mandrake is breaking apart from red hat... ?
h I am testing cooker, and there are lots of red hat's
files in it... extrange!
But still says Welcome to Red Hat's...
How about reading some documentation?
Tried that on the server ... came up kinda short. Trust me, I've worked in
Tech Support and know all about "RTFM".
- Linux introductery stuff on "users", "groups" and "quotas"
Did that. But if you read my last post, you'll find I'm a little confused
How can I use less colors (8 bit display) still using KDE?
I need to use 8 bit display because some software I use requires so. KDE
leaves few available colors!.
Same question about Gnome (that lets no available colors!).
TIA!
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I am running Mandrake Linux 6.1 and Netscape Communicator 4.7 w/128 bit
encryption.
When I log onto a certain secure site I do not see pages that
have a graphics figures on them.
When the screen is through xferring data I can view page source which
shows
Greetings folks,
I have noticed a printting problem with helios. For some reason once
the print job has completed the spool file is not removed from:
/var/spool/lpd/lp
I have updated to printtool 3.40-8mdk
Any suggesstions?
I have a requirement to be able to emulate a 7-bit VT220 terminal over a telnet
connection to an AIX machine.
I'm having a problem with the escape sequences that the KDE Konsole app sends
for the various function and cursor keys.
Is there a configuration file somewhere that I can hack to make
I have checked SANE and cannot find a reference for this scanner.
Do they work under Linux?
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
Now this is really beginning to bug mehas anyone found a method to
make Netscape 4.61/4.7 stable under Mandrake/Redhat when Java is
enabled?
It appears that I can make it fallover almost within 30sec of starting 2
sessions of netscape if I switch between
--
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] funny
Date: Sunday, November 14, 1999 11:10 PM
RIGHT ON! Fortunately for me, I report to a CEO who is at the same
time
computer-challenged and industry-wise. I have begun moving Linux, NT
out. He
is
Can anyone shed some light on this? It has recently started showing up
in my weekly cron logs.
bzcat: Can't open input file ./fetchmailconf.1.bz2: No such file or
directory.
bzcat: ./ksh.1.bz2 is not a bzip2 file.
bzcat: Can't open input file ./pdksh.1.bz2: No such file or directory.
bzcat:
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I have checked SANE and cannot find a reference for this scanner.
Do they work under Linux?
Paralell or SCSI?
If the latter, it *should* work under Linux. AFAIK,
paralell scanners aren't yet supported.
John
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
He obviously does not use, or do business with anyone who uses,
Quicken, TurboTax, Excel, Word, Powerpoint, need a powerfull graphics
editor, do any VB programming..
I think you understand.
There is a good "Excel-compatible" spreadsheet in
Christopher Cox wrote:
--
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] funny
Date: Sunday, November 14, 1999 11:10 PM
RIGHT ON! Fortunately for me, I report to a CEO who is at the same
time
computer-challenged and industry-wise. I have begun
Brad Peters wrote:
Now this is really beginning to bug mehas anyone found a method to
make Netscape 4.61/4.7 stable under Mandrake/Redhat when Java is
enabled?
It appears that I can make it fallover almost within 30sec of starting 2
sessions of netscape if I switch between each started
Denis Havlik wrote:
Another problem is apparent lack of interest in security-related issues
here... If i start putting RedHat-s security updates on Mandrake machines,
sooner or later I will switch bach to RedHat. "Bind" beeing the latest,
and I do hope the LAST of those issues.
cu
Quicken, TurboTax, Excel, Word, Powerpoint, need a powerfull graphics
editor, do any VB programming..
I think you understand.
There is a good "Excel-compatible" spreadsheet in Star
[...]
compatible with Powerpoint. That only leaves Quicken, Turbotax and VB.
No,
Hi, I'm Gary. I was wondering if you can answer the following question
for me: Is there a way in Linux to force a capable network interface card
(NIC) to run at a certain speed? For example, if I have a NIC that can
run at either 10 or 100Mbps, can I configure it so that it runs at the
All,
Can somebody give me the quick-and-dirty answer to configuring the
FTP server to allow per-user logins? So I can log in as my normal user
account and access my home directory...?
I'm used to Redhat where it comes pre-configured that way.
Thanks,
Derek
This is an extremely poor and technically incorrect explanation, however
I understand what the writer was attempting.
Full duplex is defined as the ability to transmit and receive data
simultaneously. Half duplex is defined as the ability to transmit or to
receive data at any moment at time.
"Thomas J. Hamman" wrote:
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
So what happended to the 99.9% Red Hat compatibility?
are you saying that Mandrake is breaking apart from red hat... ?
h I am testing cooker, and there are lots of red hat's
files in it... extrange!
But
There is a good "Excel-compatible" spreadsheet in Star
Office. Also SO is backwards-compatible with Office-97's
word DOC files. It is my understanding that GIMP is quite a
powerful graphics editor. Also, Star Office has a
presentatino program which I think is supposed to be
compatible with
I know there is one available where do i find it
: - Linux introductery stuff on "users", "groups" and "quotas"
:
:Did that. But if you read my last post, you'll find I'm a little confused
:about whether disk quota is really what I want to use -- it doesn't seem to
:alert anyone to anything unless I run quotacheck once in a while. I want
Lets not forget access, visio and project!!!
Any suggestions?
Dunc
Christopher Cox wrote:
> There is a good "Excel-compatible" spreadsheet
in Star
> Office. Also SO is backwards-compatible with Office-97's
> word DOC files. It is my understanding that GIMP is quite a
> powerful graphics editor.
Er my bad I think I might have said Feet.. I meant thousands of
yards...See kids do not try to respond to mail lists while at work!
Cheers,
Eric Peters
Admin http://www.linuxsystems.net
-BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK-
Version: 3.1 http://www.geekcode.com/
GCS d s: a- C+++ U P+ L+++ E---
I still havn't gotten answer to my big question:
I see Switched HUBS and SWITCHES
what's the diff between those or are they teh same but some wierd
marketing scheme?
IMHO, mandrake is not even close to 99.9% compatibility. With VERY
many packages you have dependence problems. E.g: I tried installing
October release of GNOME from RH rpms, and had a number of unsatisfied
dependencies, ranging from stupid (it needed redhat-logos for splash
screen) to possibly
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, webmedic wrote:
I know there is one available where do i find it
search the archives for this list
(http://www.mail-archive.com/newbie@linux-mandrake.com/) a search for
"real player g2" is guaranteed to come up with the URL several times.
DvB
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
No, there's also Visio, PVCS, Visual Studio, Schedule+, Macromedia
Director, Adobe Premiere/AfterEffects, TruSpace, AutoCAD, etc., etc., etc.
Besides that, Star Office does not interoperate with my other desktop
applications.
I'm pretty
POSTFIX in L_M 6.1 looks fairly simple to tweak especially when compared
to Sendmail
Several unsuccessful attempts however, to merely set up parameters in
the 'main.cfg' file
so users can check mail on my home machine have proved futile for my
easily confused
and distracted thought processes.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Christopher Cox wrote:
I have yet to load Star Office, but have it sitting next to me. Gimp does
net even come close to a Image Composer of sorts. I will play with Star
Office to see what that plugs up. The off the shelf stuff like Quiken,
TurboTax and the lack of a VB
A hub is like a wire splitter that connects all the wires together.
a switch has a computer that only connects the wires together for the
data packets that matter.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Singer XJ Wang wrote:
I still havn't gotten answer to my big question:
I see Switched HUBS and
Chris Roupp wrote:
Humm... i wonder what that bogus address does to web bots. Might be a fun way
to make some bot traps.
-chris
If you don't run an HTTP server on the webbot machine, it will do
nothing.
--
Steve Philp
Network Administrator
Advance Packaging Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christopher Cox wrote:
There is a good "Excel-compatible" spreadsheet in Star
Office. Also SO is backwards-compatible with Office-97's
word DOC files. It is my understanding that GIMP is quite a
powerful graphics editor. Also, Star Office has a
presentatino program which I think is
: Or just pay for a professional support.
:
:Kinda defeats the purpose of this mailing list then, don'tcha think?
No. Purpose of this mailing list is certainly not giving free support to
commercial ISP-s.
We're not a commercial ISP. We're a church who is hosting a distance
education center
I've got KMail 1.0.21 with PGP 6.5.1. KMail recognizes PGP, and I've
generated a keypair for PGP and I just tried to sign my first message
and it asked for the passcode but it never sent the message... It
just sat there and wouldn't send until I UNCHECKED the "sign" option.
Any ideas? Is that
Bug Hunter wrote:
A hub is like a wire splitter that connects all the wires together.
a switch has a computer that only connects the wires together for the
data packets that matter.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Singer XJ Wang wrote:
I still havn't gotten answer to my big question:
I
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
No, there's also Visio, PVCS, Visual Studio, Schedule+, Macromedia
Director, Adobe Premiere/AfterEffects, TruSpace, AutoCAD, etc., etc., etc.
Besides that, Star Office does not interoperate with my other desktop
applications.
Agreed. However, I was
If you had been keeping up with earlier posts to this thread you should
have realized that switches and hubs are two different things. A
"switched hub" is an oxymoron, IMHO.
Singer XJ Wang wrote:
I still havn't gotten answer to my big question:
I see Switched HUBS and SWITCHES
what's
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
I have yet to load Star Office, but have it sitting next to me. Gimp does
net even come close to a Image Composer of sorts. I will play with Star
Office to see what that plugs up. The off the shelf stuff like Quiken,
TurboTax and the lack of a VB is really
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
No, there's also Visio, PVCS, Visual Studio, Schedule+, Macromedia
Director, Adobe Premiere/AfterEffects, TruSpace, AutoCAD, etc., etc., etc.
Besides that, Star Office does not interoperate with my other
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
It is SCSI
It's my UNDERSTANDING that "Sane" =="Twain" under Linux (at least
that's the gist I got.) I've never tried setting up a scanner, mainly
because I haven't got one. ;-)
John
I know what the different between a HUB and a SWITCH is, but Acer offers
something called a SWITCHED HUB, not a HUB, not a SWITCH, any idea what that
does?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bug Hunter
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999
Denis Havlik wrote:
No idea if KDE or gnome can/will do rendering.
I do know that WindowMaker can do it - therefore, I would sugest using the
WM, withouth gnome/KDE.
The window manager has nothing to do with color depth. Color depth is a
decision of the X server.
To start X in 8 bit pixel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I'm Gary. I was wondering if you can answer the following question
for me: Is there a way in Linux to force a capable network interface card
(NIC) to run at a certain speed? For example, if I have a NIC that can
run at either 10 or 100Mbps, can I configure
Have a look at this site:
http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/
Cheers
Sridhar
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 2:30 PM
Subject: [expert] NIC speed configuration
Hi, I'm Gary. I was wondering if you can answer the
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
So what happended to the 99.9% Red Hat compatibility?
are you saying that Mandrake is breaking apart from red hat... ?
h I am testing cooker, and there are lots of red hat's
files in it... extrange!
But still says Welcome to Red Hat's...
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John LeMay
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 10:06 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Switch Hub
If you had been keeping up with earlier posts to this thread you should
have realized
A switched hub is a multiport bridge. IOW the same thing as a
switch. Why it is called a 'switched hub' instead of a 'switch?'
Dunno. Someone in marketing probably thought it would sell better.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
-I know what the different between a HUB and a SWITCH is, but
I'm pretty sure there's an Xwindows version of PVCS.
Hmm. Didn't know that. :) I like CVS.
Anyway, I think it's about time we end this thread. It started on
a loopback DNS entry, and (so far) is somewhere near a long discussion of
LinuxBerg vs. Freshmeat vs.
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
One barrier
which will be an INCREASING problem among the distributions is the lack of
an analog of the "InstallShield Wizard". I think one could be written.
Check out the Zenguin Installer, www.zenguin.org. It's an effort to do
exactly what you've
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, you wrote:
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Derek Simkowiak wrote:
No, there's also Visio, PVCS, Visual Studio, Schedule+, Macromedia
Director, Adobe Premiere/AfterEffects, TruSpace, AutoCAD, etc., etc., etc.
Besides that,
: No, there's also Visio, PVCS, Visual Studio, Schedule+, Macromedia
:Director, Adobe Premiere/AfterEffects, TruSpace, AutoCAD, etc., etc., etc.
:Besides that, Star Office does not interoperate with my other desktop
:applications.
If you really have to use all of them, better stay with
Kinda of Off Topic Here -
but Corel LINUX is out today. The Corel FM extension on KDE looks nice.
Anyway,
Just an Observation
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