On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Jason Pierce wrote:
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 18:54:03 -0500
From: Jason Pierce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [expert] SMB install of 7.0
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Hello list, I have been playing around with linux for a few
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
Here is a script of mine. I call it
makecd. Just copy it into a file and make it executable. Then you just
give it a list of mp3's on the command line and it writes it. The
script make some assumptions, but change it to change those assumptions
should
Ellick Chan wrote:
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, Dr Michael Powell PhD wrote:
From: Dr Michael Powell PhD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know of a free ISP that is availeable for linux?
I heard Netzero will have a Linux version. In the meantime, if you are
willing to bend some rules, you can
snip
What you need to do is this:
Draft up a 'charter' for the use of the Internet within the company.
Make sure that this charter contains clauses such as "All Internet
resources are to be used for Company businss only", "The Company
reserves the right to monitor any and all Internet traffic
Sorry to all, but the lists been rather quiet, I'm testing to ensure I'm
still subscribed :)
Hi All;
I have successfuly followed the manufacturers instructions for setting up an
Actiontec modem while in a single logon session.
They say that if the 'setserial ..' commands are inserted at the end of the
/etc/rc.d/rc.local
file, they will be executed whenever the machine is booted.
I
Hello list,
I am having some trouble with apache and I am hoping that someone may be
able to point me in the proper direction.
I installed apache-2.3.12-12mdk.i586.rpm A couple weeks ago, along with
mod_php3-3.0.16-3mdk, mod_php3-manual-3.0.16-3mdk,
mod_php3-imap-3.0.16-3mdk, and
My apologies. I made an error in entering the setup
text in the rc.local script. Everything now works fine.
TIA
Bill
CAn someone tell me why my message are being sent back as undeliverable
when they're sent to this list?
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Mark Weaver
IT Dept./Reapernet.com
Destiny Image Publishers
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Hi there,
I hope you don't mind me emailing you directly. I got your message from
the list this morning concerning connecting a linux box to a Novell
server. I was the one that started that thread and after reading your
resonse I was thrilled. At last, I thought, I would be able to connect
to
Mandrake's Apache is optimized for speed! Speed baby speed! Thanks
Jean-Michel! It doesn't write to the log until it reached 64K (if I
remember correctly). I have a cron job that runs Webalizer at a give time
each day, but before I do this I do a graceful restart of Apache.
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hallo MANDRAKE!
when i try ro add a remote location to urpmi, after fetching the
filelist, urpmi hangs with the message
generating dependencies list
i start the whole process with
urpmi.addmedia rpmfind
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/MandrakeCooker/cooker/Mandrake/RPMS/ with
problem with that is there are NO users on the local linux box
it is hust a relay host, accepts emails and then forwards them to the
internal exchange server
the MX records of domain B will point to my linux box, when emails arrive
from domain B I need to beable to generate a message back to the
Why did Mandrake pick the most geekyist editor for a setup that is
suposto be easy for users?
Anyone else seen this joke of a program?
With Vim all you have to do is spend a half hour trying to get it give
you help, then scroll all the way to the bottom of a super long
whoopy-do list of usless
This isn't really an expert question (I don't think).
I was wondering if just going into netconf and changing the IP and Host name
that way really did it all.
I know that for Unix it really didn't change it and you had to do some more
obscure stuff to really get it to change.
Matt Becker
Mallard:
I agree with you 200%!
I have wasted all kinds of time trying to work with "UNIX"
tools that are outdated and clumsy, except for the geeks who
thought they were cute. They aren't.
I have been writing useful 'C' programs for 20+ years (obviously not in
UNIX/LINUX) and have never seen
Hi.. I un-installed all rpm's then reinstalled them and got the same thing.
Next... :)
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From: Jean-Michel Dault [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 11:33 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [expert] Apache trouble
Your
Just a note to thank everyone for your help finding a free internet
source I can use with Linux.
There are a number of possible causes depending where exactly the hang is
occurring.
One thing to consider is IDE addressing limitations. The most recent of
problems has been the 32G limit (16 heads * 63 sector/track * 65536
cylinders * 512 bytes/sector I believe). Neither the Promise Ultra66
For someone who has been programming in C for 20 years and never used or
heard of vi? hm I know vi has been around at least that long and longer,
since the inceptions of Unix. I my self have been programming in Perl for
about 4 years now and can not imagine doing that in another editor
Greetings,
Just out of curiosity, has anyone been successful with the installation
of Plugger 3.2 on LMDK 7.1? I have set this guy up on ALL earlier
versions without any problems. It does not seem to work on 7.1. Is it
broken, Mandrake team? After both kinds of install, RPM and manual, I
get
IMO usability is not a static concept. To me it's a great usability and speed
feature that my hands never have to leave the alphanumeric part of the
keyboard.
The outstanding contribution of vi is that it needs virtually no per-machine
configuration. It's plug and play on any keyboard and
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Becker, Matt wrote:
This isn't really an expert question (I don't think).
I was wondering if just going into netconf and changing the IP and Host name
that way really did it all.
I know that for Unix it really didn't change it and you had to do some more
obscure stuff to
Hi people,
Has anyone successfuly installed the
Nvidea drivers under XFree86 4.0?
Is there any noticeable difference?
Regards,
Ian
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"Never mind what the critics say;
no one has ever erected
a statue to a critic"
-George Bernard Shaw (c1890)
Hi people,
My ISP uses some crappy thing called NT
RAS.
It is driving me up the wall.
Connections stall, connections get reset
by peer, you name it.
I have turned off ALL compression in the
PPP config, and this seems to have
worked, but I still receive the error in
my logs when connecting:
Bill Hudspeth wrote:
I agree with you 200%!
I have wasted all kinds of time trying to work with "UNIX"
tools that are outdated and clumsy, except for the geeks who
thought they were cute. They aren't.
Vi will always be around, and Linux/Unix admins will always have to know how
to use it.
I can handle this one. When the listserver sends out a message to the
100's of subscribers and a message bounces at let's say AOL, the AOL
mailer may pick any / all return address it finds and send a bounce
message back to those. Thus you get a bounce message in your box. Just
ignore it. If you
Yes.. I did it.. its very simple to install.. The drivers are basically
OpenGL library files.. so just replace your current ones with the new ones
(just take care of symlinks) and you are done!
The performance is ofcourse much better! Check this site :
Adrian,
I couldn't remember you address off the top 'O my head this morning, but
my supervisor did remember the request. here's the URL to the site with
the old version of windows that I was talking about yesterday. Enjoy...
Mark
http://www.abandonkeep.com/os/All.shtml
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From: "Mallard" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 1:33 PM
Subject: [expert] Vi/Vim - The editor from HELL! How do I set the default
editor so I can TRASH IT?
Yea, I am pissed. All I wanted to do is set up my cron file ("crontab
On Sat, Aug 12, 2000 at 12:57:43AM -0600, Daniel Woods wrote:
I noticed that the cooker version is changing the /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
so that the web root path is now /var/www instead. Although it seems they
have /var/www linked back to /home/httpd... so what's the point of that ?
I had the same problem (it sounds like) on a couple
of different systems on new installs, one of RedHat
6.2, and one of Mandrake 7.1.
I resolved the problem (after much digging through
archives of this mailing list, and other resources on
the net) by loading the "ide-scsi" module.
Not knowing
Yeah, I heard lots of good stuff about it; on my box however it gives me
corrupted image after some random period. No clue what's causing it. But I believe it's
got to do with an instable motherboard (gonna return it to the store to see if
they can fix it, since it isn't manufactured anymore), so
Calm down; vi is part of the linux heritage, and will therefor always be around.
Well, enough peoble have been ranting about that.
If you want another editor (let's assume pico in our example), put this line
somewhere in /etc/profile:
export EDITOR="pico"
Hope this helps you calm your nerves.
Bill Hudspeth wrote:
I agree with you 200%!
I have wasted all kinds of time trying to work with "UNIX"
tools that are outdated and clumsy, except for the geeks who
thought they were cute. They aren't.
Vi will always be around, and Linux/Unix admins will always have to know how
to use it.
Any advice on installing the 1502 would be greatly appreciated. I notice
that Mandrake has support for 152x card but nothing older.
Once that's done... Where do I get ZIP drivers?
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Mallard wrote:
Why did Mandrake pick the most geekyist editor for a setup that is
suposto be easy for users?
It's the unix tradition :)
Anyone else seen this joke of a program?
Yes, and I use it almost daily
With Vim all you have to do is spend a half hour trying
Chris,
Was it difficult to insall? Did you
download the binaries or the source?
Which instructions did you follow?
I appreciate your help, very much!
Regards,
Ian
Chris Spencer wrote:
I've installed them. And yes, its a huge difference. Not much difference in 2D,
but watch out if you
Submitted 14-Aug-00 by Zaleski, Matthew (M.E.):
I disagree. I don't like vi but I learned enough to do some basic editing.
Vi is about the only full screen editor that's guaranteed to be on any
Unix/Linux box. At least knowing the basics of using it is valuable when
your system takes a
Here's hoping this doesn't turn into a flame war
A few years ago, I would have agreed with you. However, I have learned a
few things about Unix and especially Linux. To coin a Perl phrase, "There's
more than one way to do it." Whereas Microsoft forces you down a single
path for better or
I think the whole discussion is important in that it points out
at least one of the problems in documentation of a very complex
system. I, for one, have been using vi since the 80's, and it's
practically always my editor of choice. Why? Because I know it.
Frankly, I've never recommended it for
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Yacketta,Ronald J wrote:
the MX records of domain B will point to my linux box, when emails arrive
from domain B I need to beable to generate a message back to the sender
saying that [EMAIL PROTECTED] has moved to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Why not just relay @b.com - @a.com?
See http://cpqlin.van-dijk.net/PPP-NT-HOWTO/PPP-NT-HOWTO.html
I am using the pppd patched for NT-RAS and callback
As I remember the "recieve-all" option in ppp-options was key in
setting up successful ppp negotiation. It was documented as essential
while negotiating with a "buggy OS".
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Submitted 14-Aug-00 by Zaleski, Matthew (M.E.):
I disagree. I don't like vi but I learned enough to do some basic editing.
Vi is about the only full screen editor that's guaranteed to be on any
Unix/Linux box. At least knowing the basics of using it is valuable when
your system takes a
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