Is there any way to change the name of a DOS_hda1 drive to something easyer?
And where can i get Linux Games like Quake on the net?
it took me 14 seconds to find this with a search engine:
http://www.cse.dmu.ac.uk/~rl/Quake/
http://charter.linuxberg.com/
On 3/05/00, at 16:02, Ken Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Open your /etc/ppp/options file and add the line "noauth"
without the quotes.
OK, this works, but only under root. I can't do it as another user.
If you are unable to surf after connecting, open
/etc/resolv.conf and comment all the
I must be the luckiest newbie alive. I boot with my floppy by choice and
the rescue disk takes me straight to my CD. I don't have a perfect
system--I wish I did.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Piero wrote:
On Wed, 03 May 2000, you wrote:
No one answered my original query. Thought I would try again.
Wadewhen you decided that your modem was on com2 and
therefore changed the configuration to ttys1, did you disable
the motherboard com2 in the system bios?
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
I am still without a connection to the internet. I am starting to wonder if
I perhaps
If what you're are saying it true, registering all combos of mixed case
domain would be rather expensive. Try:
TrIb.CoM
trib.COM
Trib.coM
TRib.com
TRIb.com
TRIB.com
TRIB.Com
They all work. Domain names are not case sensitive.
Bill
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
actually domains are not case-sensitive.
A lookup for VooDOOextREME.com is the exact same thing as
voodooextreme.com to DNS.
And any whois will return the same information no matter how it's typed.
J. Douglas Smith
ISP tech monkey
- Original Message -
From: "Ron Stodden" [EMAIL
hi Bill,
have exact the same problems with this and a lot of other not found libs
although I have installed it.
If you get some solutions, can you post them to me ?
Thanks in advance
Hans Schneidhofer
Am Don, 04 Mai 2000 schrieben Sie:
Donno. From mandrake 7.2:
[root@bugsbunny /lib]#
With Kppp I had to add a Gateway address in the setup to
surf. With my ISP my Gateway is the same as my IP. In Win
I typed winipcfg, took the value and plugged it in Kppp.
Still I cant surf as other than root. I am about ready to
reinstall pppd from 6.1, it worked without all the
hassle.
Ron Stodden wrote:
Charles Curley wrote:
While Linux and Unix are both case sensitive and case preserving, domain
names are neither, as a simple experiment will show:
Name:trib.com
Address: 12.10.153.72
Name:TRIB.COM
Address: 12.10.153.72
This does not verify your
What I would like to do is find the rpm for q mail instead
of the stupid tarball I don't have enough room to compile.
On Thu, 04 May 2000, James wrote:
I have decided to drop sendmail and go with qmail. I am using Mandrake
7.02 and I wish to wipe sendmail from my system completely. How can I
On Thu, 04 May 2000, you wrote:
On 3/05/00, at 16:02, Ken Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Open your /etc/ppp/options file and add the line "noauth"
without the quotes.
OK, this works, but only under root. I can't do it as another user.
If you are unable to surf after connecting, open
On 4/05/00, at 8:02, Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SWS [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
With Kppp I had to add a Gateway address in the setup to
surf. With my ISP my Gateway is the same as my IP. In Win
I typed winipcfg, took the value and plugged it in Kppp.
Still I cant surf as other than root. I am about
I removed postfix from my machine.
I installed good old fashioned sendmail because
postfix was not collecting mail in my personal
e mail server.
So what is soh special about postfix if
it does not do anything/
On Wed, 03 May 2000, Lars Nordin wrote:
Ent. - Wrong! but thanks for
There is a very good document on wiping Sendmail and setting up QMAIL.
It is called LIFE WITH QMAIL by Dave Sills and it is linked from the
Q-Mail site at http://www.qmail.org
James wrote:
I have decided to drop sendmail and go with qmail. I am using Mandrake
7.02 and I wish to wipe
On 4/05/00, at 10:06, John Aldrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Under KPPP, do you have the box checked: "autoconfigure
hostname from this IP"? If so, uncheck it. That MAY fix
your problem. Checking it will cause problems like
virtually freezing your desktop -- no apps will open, etc
because you've
Just a thought Vic, any mail server is going to need some hard drive
space...if you don't have enought to compile, you probably wont have enough
for an incoming and outgoing mail que or user mailboxes...
Again, on www.qmail.org there is a link for an RPM as well as the
tarball.
Vic
Javier Marcet wrote:
Hi,
I've had a problem with my ethernet card, which I use with an
Alcatel ADSL modem. The ethernet card is an Ovislink PCI 10/100 with a
Realtek 8139A chip. It is recognized correctly, and even initiated,
but no data comes out of it. I found that the
Actually, it works quite well, but your default config file lacks a local
transport. If you checked your logs (or /var/spool/postfix/deferred), you'd
likely discover that it was indeed picking up the mail, just not delivering
it. FYI, neither sendmail or Postfix "collect" mail. Mail is
Hi All!
Is it possible to install Lilo onto the partition after removing it from the
MBR? If so could someone be so kind as to tell me how it is done? Appreciate
it! TIA!
John Connell
http://www.cert.org/current/current_activity.html#loveletter
Pj
Where can I find the 486 ISO for Mandrake?
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Johnsign in as root, edit /etc/lilo.conf's first line to
indicate which partition you want to write lilo to (example,
change boot=/dev/hda to boot=/dev/hda1), and then execute
/sbin/lilo to write lilo to the specified partition.
Alan
John Connell wrote:
Hi All!
Is it possible to
I hate to differ with anyone but according to my ISP if he doesn't set
up the mail server to accept both [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] his
client will only receive mail at the account address. I don't know, it's
only my two cents.
Pj
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Limux-Bytes
OOps, I mean not so much "collect" the mail but to put it in the
regular spool, and I guess I was used to seeing it in /var/spool/mail/username
file.
Hmm I guess Pine did not look where it was used to looking.
Thanx for the info.
I wonder if qmail comes in an rpm, I would compile,
but I only
Ok many thanks.
On Thu, 04 May 2000, you wrote:
Just a thought Vic, any mail server is going to need some hard drive
space...if you don't have enought to compile, you probably wont have enough
for an incoming and outgoing mail que or user mailboxes...
Again, on www.qmail.org there
Ok, I know I just pulled a pin on this gernade, but please hear me out, and pse
no flames.
I am trying to learn how MTAs work, and it seems to me Sendmail would be the
best choice since is it everywhere. I want to develop a marketable skill for
when I retire from the USAF in a little over a
Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written
for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it
depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows
Security Hole).
--- Pj [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a Packard Bell 1020 monitor. I used Generic
MultiSync monitor
when setting up my monitor for X. I may have done some
tweaking, but
as I recall all the info I needed was in my booklet for the
monitor.
Write to me directly if you need further help.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Marktry the below url and choose 'video cards' from the
list on your left. The Phoebe Micro PCI TV Master will show
up in a list on the screen for $49. That's the one I'd try as
I've got a modem made by them and it's really been excellent,
especially for the price I paid.
On 3/05/00, at 22:36, Dean Jenkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
You need to add the keyword "noauth" (without quotes) to kppp script and
remove "auth" if present. I think this can also be done in the GUI. This
should turn off the request to the remote system for authentication.
I tried this, but was
Joe,
you could always try the various TNT cards that are out there. Most
of them will come in PCI and AGP so you should shop around.
Wayne
At 02:47 PM 5/3/00 -0400, you wrote:
The only decent PCI video cards on the market are the 3DFX VooDoo
cards but
even with those I don't think you can get
Hi all,
Just a few questions. But first my configuration.
I am running Mandrake 7.02 on a PII 400 with 128M Ram, using
enlightenment as a windows manager.
Now down to the questions:
Samba Problems:
I am trying to consistently connect to a directory on a win98
machine. I can connect fine
Mage Grimau wrote:
Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written
for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it
depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows
Security Hole).
I get a chuckle out of all
Then this is a problem with his MTA. It is a trivial problem, and I'm
sure he is handling it.
On Thu, 4 May 2000, ibi wrote:
I hate to differ with anyone but according to my ISP if he doesn't set
up the mail server to accept both [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] his
client will
John Connell wrote:
Hi All!
Is it possible to install Lilo onto the partition after removing it
from the
MBR? If so could someone be so kind as to tell me how it is done? Appreciate
it! TIA!
John Connell
Check the /etc/lilo.config file to insure that the parameters are correct
and you have the
I did a poll a few months ago and asked the list to reply whether or not
they wanted to see the CERT alerts? The overwhelming majority wanted
them posted, as an OT topic which I continue to do. I was particularly
interested in this post because it lists WuFTP and some server modules
as having
Vincenthere (it took me less than a minute to find it):
ftp://ftp.linux.tucows.com/pub/ISO/Mandrake/mandrake70-2.i486.iso
Alan
Vincent Danen wrote:
Where can I find the 486 ISO for Mandrake?
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That's the same card I just got - I found the drivers that came with Mandrake
7.0 work best. I tried others with little luck, then copied the Mandrake ones
from the CD, ran sndconfig, and everything works fine. Next time I need
drivers, I'm checking the CD *first*.
--- vern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am trying to setup a new DNS server under Mandrake 7, to replace our
existing one currently running on Solaris 2.6.
So far as I can see I have done everything correctly. When I try to
ping a node using the new domain name server (via resolv.conf) it
works as expected. However, nslookup
"Bruce E. Harris" wrote:
Ok, I know I just pulled a pin on this gernade, but please hear me out, and pse
no flames.
I am trying to learn how MTAs work, and it seems to me Sendmail would be the
best choice since is it everywhere. I want to develop a marketable skill for
when I retire from
Kirk McElhearn wrote:
OK, I'm not a real Linux geek... yet. I am a Mac user, and have been
successfully using Macs for more than ten years, without any major
problems. But for professional reasons, I wanted to get into Linux, and
chose Mandrake because it was supposed to be the simplest
"Alan N." wrote:
Mage Grimau wrote:
Don't really need to post those alerts here - 90+ % of viruses are written
for windows and don't affect linux at all. The Loveletter virus is one - it
depends on the Windows Scripting Host (otherwise known as the Windows
Security Hole).
I get
Mr A V Moisseenkov wrote:
Dear experts,
I installed Mandrake 7.0 on a powerful computer,
where it worked fine. Than I took the hard drive
out and inserted it into my home computer,
which is a Pentium 120, Cirrus Logic 5446.
Now, when Linux boots and goes through all the
text-mode
I would like a copy also when you have the time.
Don't worry about speed here, T1.
On Wed, 03 May 2000, Hugh Semmler wrote:
Paul
I have installed antivir from cd and it works fine.
Could it just be the copy you have? If you think so
I will be glad to send you a copy of mine
Hugh
On
Hi,
I am not so much a Linux newbie, but a printer
newbie!
I have a Epson Stylus Color 740 connected to my
parallel port, and I tried setting it up on installation, and couldnt get it
toprint either of the example pages. Are there any issues I should be
aware of with this? Any advice?
I
ok, lame as it sounds: read the CD-Burning HOWTO, it explains everything you'll
need.
Short version: cdrecord (yes, the command-line tool to which X-CDroast is just a
frontend) accepts .wav files as input for audio-CD's too. It's also covered in
the cdrecord manpage.
I haven't tried burning
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