[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why you don't forget M$ Word and try with OpenOffice or Staroffice 6.0?
>
> Francisco Alcaraz
> Murcia (Spain)
>
The Spaniard is RIGHT ON
Free yourself from the shackles of servitude, break away from the billy
gang, liberate you soul from the world of micro$oft.
Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm wondering if exists a kind of program which allow us to
> communicate to others terminals (both Windoze and Linux, if possible),
> something like ICQ does over whole Internet, but in this case only on my
> network and would be very simple
Bo O. Erichsen wrote:
> This is related to Codepage translation so if the drive you mount holds files
> with names that doesn't have foreign language characters in them you
> should'nt have any problem.. You can test it by creating a file with a name
> like testæøå on the mounted drive.
>
> /b
Brad Felmey wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-04-09 at 11:54, K Montgomery wrote:
>
>
>>On Mon, 2002-04-08 at 19:36, Bo O. Erichsen wrote:
>>
>
>>>found the patch for the bug:
>>>http://www.hojdpunkten.ac.se/054/samba/00-smbfs-2.4.18-codepage.patch.gz
>>>
>>>i guess it's patched in the next kernel packag
Bryan Whitehead wrote:
> actually /net is amd. It's in the package am-utils.
>
> service amd stop
> chkconfig --del amd
>
>
NO again! This is getting old. Don't you people read what is posted
here. MAN AUTOFS! This service is what creates /net.
Are you smoking crack? If you want to reboot, and
Lars Nordin wrote:
> Looks like some of the necessary NFS programs(mountd?) never started so the
> shutdown scripts are complaining. I would try uninstalling nfs-utils-clients
> package or otherwise don't run the netfs start script - that is if you are
> not using _any_ networked drives.
No, h
Sevatio wrote:
> OS: LM8.2
>
> Problem: Shut down process stops with the following message:
>
> Unmounting NFS filesystem: Cannot MOUNTPROG RPC: RPC: Program not
> registered
> umount2: Device or resource busy
> umount: /net: device is busy[FAILED]
>
> QUESTION: Where do I go to stop this
Brian Parish wrote:
> See what I mean - stupid question!
>
> Thanks Nick
>
> On Tue, 2002-04-09 at 21:01, Nick Thompson wrote:
>
>>Uni-Processor, i.e.only one processor - not SMP.
>>
>>Brian Parish wrote:
>>
>>
>>>What does UP mean (apart from a familiar direction)
>>>
The only stupd question
t I set a toggle switch for pc133 mem, and
then loaded pc100 modulules. Pretty smart, eh?
The moral of the story: you might want to take a look at all your
jumpers and any toggle switches on the mobo. Also look for bad memory by
running a mem test...
Hope this helps.
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Michael Holt wrote:
>>
> OK, that makes sense. I'm new to vi but really enjoy the ability to move
> around by keystroke and not have to mess with the mouse. I was wondering
> if there was a sort of common way the *nix people have done that I haven't
> seen yet; there are so many tools in the *ni
Klar Brian D Contr MSG/SICN wrote:
> There are ways to bring back the data, even after a format. One utility
> for linux is http://www.r-tt.com/RLinux.shtml
>
I would be very incredulous about using this utility. It is only for
win32 platforms. Can it be used on Linux? Well, yes, all you need
touched in a
big way. Your data is gone, gone, gone. Now if you only deleted the
partition by removing boundaries, there is help. It is complicated but
you can recover data.
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Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
>
> And for the "Journalists": Which journalists? I think most of these
> online platforms are mere places to get your opinion read by some other
> who will post a controversal (?) opinion and off it goes. May be there
> are some ppl working for those sites as regular writ
> Tom
Hey Tom,
Thanks for answering your own post. It really helps when we can see the
solution to a problem. In particular, it is good to know that the
provided mandrake samba rpm does not have acl options compiled into it.
I now know, if I need this option, it is time to start from souce.
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
>
> From: "J. Craig Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 11:56 PM
> Subject: Re: [expert] [Fwd: New Bill attempts to regulate hardware,
> software development]
>
> > daRcmaTTe
Randy Kramer wrote:
>
> J. Craig Woods,
>
> I presume you saw the response from Mike. Also, I guess I was in vim
> and not vi.
>
> Randy Kramer
>
> J. Craig Woods wrote:
> > OK, I'll bite. I can always learn something new, and enjoy it. What is
> &
mands for copy and pasting. So do
help me out, and let me know what I am missing. It is probably some
function I should know..
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Fellow Penquinistas,
Because we have had a few threads about the CLI, and because remote file
editing with vi is such an efficient method, I thought I would share a
little document that I found, and converted to html. You can view it at
http://www.trismegistus.net/vi_cheatsheets.htm
If you have
s to LX. You are the man...
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our money, guns, and computers alone.
>
> Now they percieve open source as a threat to their gravy train and they
> know they cannot beat it on technical ground; therefore they are going
> to legislate it out of existence. Well, they can kiss my a$$; it aint
> going to
r
AIX. With "SMIT" or its CLI alternative called "smitty" you can choose
your operation, and it will generate the command with all of the
appropriate switches and args. Very cool concept indeed.
Hey, David, why don't you write such a program. I think perl would be
th
As long as you have CLI, and editors, such as
vi or pico, learn to do do admin the way it is meant to be done. One
very late night, when the server is remotely located miles away, and you
just want to finish your work, you will appreciate what I am saying.
(Hey, you asked for opinions, and you get
o,
> dianne (btw 2 Ns) :-P
>
Do not hold your breath, Countess, because you will find the "cat"
skulking about in 8.2 also.
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patible ICS server. Because the 98 ICS client machines need
> (by factory icssetup disk) an IP address assigned by dhcp.
>
No, absolutely not. DHCP (or pump) would be on the same router/gateway
unless the network is quite large.
At this point, after all we have written, I would think Jason
rinking too much lately ?
>
>
Oh damn! However did you know, and, to think, I thought I was so
cleverly hiding it.
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-6mdk #1 Fri Mar 15 02:59:08 CET 2002 i686 unknown
>
Oh hell! It is late or early, not sure of which one. Thanks, Tim, you
are absolutely right.
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to my
verbosity, you are the only one at this line in the letter
he...hehe
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Anyone have any ideas about where the command "uname -a" pulls the time
from i.e. what file or config setup. The time on my system is setup
correctly, and displays correctly everywhere except in the uname
command. Weird, eh?
Dr John,
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They had a lot of
complaints for adding ip addresses that should have never been entered
i.e. these machine were not spamming.
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ows issue.
I will help him but we should take it off the list...
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boxes (private machines) should be on the same subnet i.e.
192.168.0.0/24 (that would be netmask 255.255.255.0).
Why can't you set up the interface device (eth0) on the windows box to
have an ip in the 192.168.0.0/24 netblock range? This is what you must
do for it to work with the gateway
ou come suggesting, and, I dare say, pointing out that it is methodical
system administration the provides the security, and not just installing
the software...
Hmmm,
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s be replaced with "/mnt/cdrom" and "none" should
be replaced with "/mntcdrom2" and "/mnt/floppy" in the next two fstab
lines too. Then reboot and mtab should reflect these values too.)
Can you see the logic? Give this a go, and let me know if we have
sur
FemmeFatale wrote:
>
> > >
> The server is irc.openprojects.net
>
> yes the channels are #mandrake & #xfs.
>
> Femme
>
Wow! you are good.
Thanks,
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Want
> Good luck...
Thanks for the info, and do keep me updated on your experimenting with
XFS. And if you talk to the developer again, ask him if there are any
plans to implement file attributes in XFS. I would love to try it.
Thanks and good luck too.
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s have newer versions, and run faster &
> smoother.
>
> Exactly how a point release should be.
>
> Good Job Mandrakesoft! I'll be ordering the boxed set of this one.
>
> Ric
>
YEA! The RicMan is happy again :-)
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Randy Kramer wrote:
>
> J. Craig Woods -- (is there a short form of your name that you use?) --
> I'm not sure if I know what you mean by the attribs -- I assume you mean
> the -rwxrwxrwx permissions on a typical Linux file. Does this also
> include the concepts of ow
reiserfs does not support them. My choice is not choice: I must go with
ext2 or ext3. The bottom line is make choices based on what you need...
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he
DocumentRoot entry. Thanks for your edification on this issue...
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Bill Davidson wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 27 March 2002 01:25 am, J. Craig Woods wrote:
> > Larry Sword wrote:
> > > If you are setting up from a terminal I would suggest using
> > > xf86config. It will step you through the setup.
> > >
> > > Larry
>
Well let's try this again...
Original Message
Subject: Re: [expert] root mail going to nobody user.
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 14:13:38 -0600
From: "J. Craig Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tim Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References:
Radek Svoboda
> RSC - Production
>
Try about 90% of the questions. And hang around for awhile, you will
learn to love it or you can just take off, with your disappointment, to
another list
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ed in both files, commonhttpd.conf and
httpd.conf.
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or pine (or whatever you
like), and let us know what you see.
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Frontiers Foundation), and
I have sent a letter to as many asshole politicians as I could find. I
do hope we all become very active in this effort or we are fucked
Thanks Lyvim for sharing with us all...
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Ric Tibbetts wrote:
>
> And yeah, I feel better now. Thanks.
> (gotta lay off that late night coffee...;)
>
> Ric
>
Hey bud, have some brews, it'll help you deal with life's little shitty
moments...
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-Art is
Original Message
Subject: Re: [expert] root mail going to nobody user.
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 01:00:32 -0600
From: "J. Craig Woods" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Tim Holmes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Tim Holmes wrote:
>
>
root: root
I agree all looks good with your aliases files. Just make the one
correction and send your grep output.
We will whip this sucker...
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or /etc/init.d/network restart and it should be able to
> conncet. Note you need to have dhcp-client and dhcp-common
> installed on your box. Do rpm -q dhcp-client and rpm -q dhcp-common
> to make sure they are installed.
>
> James
>
With "rpm -qa | grep dhcp" you get two queries for the price of one :-)
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Larry Sword wrote:
> If you are setting up from a terminal I would suggest using xf86config.
> It will step you through the setup.
>
> Larry
>
Where are you finding "xf86config"? Is this a binary file somewhere? I
am looking at 8.2, and I think the program is XFdrake.
David, you are looking for a command line program for setting up X
params, yes? Try XFdrake...
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Chad wrote:
>>If I go to test, the screen blanks and the light that *blips* when I use the
>brightness or contrast >>control starts flashing.
This may sound a bit glib but have you actually tried finishing the
install without testing the "conservative" X params?
-
gt; snd-timer 8576 0 [snd-seq snd-pcm]
> soundcore 4068 9 [snd]
>
Alright, dude, this is the most sound mods I have ever seen loaded in a
kernel. I would think/hope you would not need all of these (you are
right, it is only minus snd-kitchen-sink).
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ster. It is painfully obvious that he
is just an asshole. You will see them come and go here.
(nice quote on the sig but take out one "l" from "elliminating", and it
will look better)
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circumstances. Care to
elucidate...
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thing more consistant with
the changing times (hell, don't ask me, civileme, what that might be.
That is why they pay you the big bucks).
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opemt cyclus
> (like including kde3 in rc). I will remeber you for a lot of good things -
> you converted most of my frinds to linux but it got to end.
>
> Bye.
>
> ___
> Mvh./Yours sincerely
>
> Lars
Shit man! you've got me crying
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i'm bored?)
>
Bascule, it seems as though you are truly an empiricist, and, as such,
you alone have been able to discern the epistomological paradox
fundamental to all reality as we know it...
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; I mean, here this guy that Dianne responded to has only
> sent three messages to the expert list since January 12;
Hey careful about bringing the Countess Montessa into this fray. Royalty
is above that kind of thing
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ly testing the latest versions
of SuSE, Mandrake, and Red Hat, and so far Red Hat has exceeded all
current versions for the aforementioned distros. However, I must hasten
to add, I have not yet put Mandrake 8.2 to the bench
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vely new to the list. You will soon
find your amazement undergoing diminution...
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did not hang out with Owsley, you should be ok...
Try running hdparm -tT /dev/hdx (where x is your device) to get a
comparison of speed on your different mount points.
(now there would be no one here that would know Owsley, right?)
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oing. It won't affect your array
> performance.
>
Lyvim, this sounds similar to raid schemes I have implemented. So, now I
must ask, what is your output from running "hdparm -tT /dev/hde" or
"hdparm -tT /dev/hdg"?
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o
frequently, this program in not found on UNIX flavors out in the "real
world".
Long live mutt and vi!
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skidley wrote:
>
> But I can with mutt and I have ditched pine and am a full fledged mutt
> user, no more just dabbling with mutt. Mutt Rules!
>
Ya, another muttster! Rock on Mutt! And thanks to all who shared about
pine...
Mutt does indeed rule.
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The thread from hell. It takes a "lickin" but keeps on "tickin" Keep up
the great job boys and girls
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James wrote:
> > just before i blew away windoZe i peed into device manager and it was
Therein is the problem. Never do this, it is extremely bad for the
device manager...
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gain... (you would
need to see the grin on my face to really appreciate this response)
LOL,
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ected response from a telnet
session into your web server's port? Like James, I get back my
index.html when I run the "GET blah..blah..". Does someone know of some
*good* documentation about this particular aspect of running a apache
web sever? I have looked but found little on this
ll two nics in the Linux router, one for the externel network
(internet) and one binded to the internel network (LAN).
There is an abundance of documentation for this type of setup on the
web. Just hit the search engines, and you will be off and flying in no
time at all
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y ideas?
I wish I did, David. But hell, I must say this thread has become quite
exciting. It has drama, suspense, and I hope it will soon have a
conclusion. Keep at it guys, good luck, and do keep us posted on the
solution.
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you are going to break her little female heart...
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udo's all around.
>
> I hate to be pedantic, but "kudos" is a) singluler b) all lower
> case. It's from the Greek.
> --
You are going to have a hell of a time being pedantic if you can not
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only work with
ipchains..
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"Bob Puff@NLE" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is there any module available for the Adaptec 2903 SCSI card? Thanks.
>
> Bob
Yes, aic7xxx should do it.
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ll the crap we do not need to
see again. As Joe Friday would put it, "just the facts, mam". (Well I
guess I have dated myself now)...
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u might be looking for "64.37.0.0/16" This would deny the entire block
from machine 64.37.0.1 through machine 64.37.255.254. You can see a
primer on CIDR notation on:
http://jodies.de/ipcalc
Hope this helps.
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i586.iso
>
> How can I modify it to "expand" the iso onto the cd and allow me to boot
> from it as if I had bought it? Again, much thanks.
>
> -Brandon
"cdrecord -v speed=1 dev=0,1,0 -data mandrake_file.iso" should do it...
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Michael Leone wrote:
>
> Run Windows instead of Linux. Then you can go bug some other list.
Michael,
Very pithy, and well stated! Advice that should go out to many...
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Want to bu
Dave Sherman wrote:
>
> On Sun, 2002-02-17 at 17:21, J. Craig Woods wrote:
> > Of course this will work (not sure what Dave was thinking about) but
> > please do not say that this is *all* you needed to do in order to mount
> > your remote export! What no password, and a
nks
Of course this will work (not sure what Dave was thinking about) but
please do not say that this is *all* you needed to do in order to mount
your remote export! What no password, and are you encrypted? Surely you
do not have all your nmb and smb ports (138 & 139) open to the world!
Say it ai
x as opposed to sendmail...
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sendmail.
>
Randy, you most definitely did miss the earlier part to this thread. The
conditions you enumerated above are exactly what he is trying to do
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et up.
I think you can choose sendmail as your mail delivery system during the
mandrake install process. Each linux distro seems to possess its own
peculiarities in this regard. Red Hat's default mail program is
sendmail, and mandrake chooses postfix--go figure...
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that file,
> perchance...?
It is "/var/www/html/"
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there may be hundreds of subscribers, use your words
carefully i.e "you may have sent a virus".
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".
> >
> > this list is not likiely to ban anyone, not for that anyway, but
> > since we are (mostly) all grown up here, and since your words are
> > archived and read for some time to come, I generally try to clean up
> > the guttermouth I speak with. we have a sa
irectories that
have been manually removed from the system. At least, this is the case
when using NFS v2. A lesson to learn, as I once did, is to run the
"exportfs -ua" first, and then do the deleting of directories off your
file system
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ey, I would not worry about it. You have your mounts
working, yes? When you have some downtime on your system, just do a fast
reboot then.
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-Art is the illusion of spontaneity-
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g sure that all the directories
for exporting currently exist on your system, and flush your kernel out
by doing a reboot.
As far as the invalid argument error, I think I know what is happening
but I would like you to try the aforementioned method, and let me know
what your results are looking li
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J. Craig Woods
UNIX/NT Network/System Administration
-Art is the illusion of spontaneity-
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resource record up to date. Do you see a
problem with this approach?
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J. Craig Woods
UNIX/NT Network/System Administration
-Art is the illusion of spontaneity-
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Bill wrote:
>
> What happened to the list. I usually get like 100 emails from here and havnt
> seen a thing for hours.
>
All issues have been resolved, and we are all currently on a
sabbatical....
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J. Craig Woods
UNIX/NT Network/System Administration
-Art is the illusion of
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> Well; What are you default rules for your firewall, sensibly they should be
>something like this:
>
> iptables -P INPUT DROP
> iptables -P OUTPUT DROP
> iptables -P FORWARD DROP
>
> This will close all inbound connections to your box. (Be
James wrote:
>
> Praedor,
> Don't use tiny DNS either, since I control the DNS for my corporate
> servers I've (with permission IN WRITING) added DNS for my home box.
James,
Would you be so kind as to explain what you are saying here. I am not
sure if you are saying you had to get permission
daRcmaTTeR wrote:
> > >
> > > thanks, but that didn't seem to make any difference. for what ever
> > > reason iptables -A INPUT -p udp --dport -i ppp0 -j DROP
> > > doesn't make any difference. port 139 remains open to the outer
> > > interface.
> > >
> > Just checking, ppp0 is your external
> You're not using that just with tinydns are you? If so, that's not what
> tinydns's purpose in life is.
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> -Charlie
Praedor,
Looks like those "shortcuts" I alluded to in a previous message are not
so short. Why don't you do as I suggested, and set up a DNS machine.
Bi
Praedor Tempus wrote:
>
> I installed postfix last night and have since switched my smtp server
> to local via postfix.
>
> This gets me to hostname, which has cornfused me for a while which may
> play some role here in running a real-life mailserver.
>
> I have never really changed my hostname
Praedor Tempus wrote:
>
> I am connecting via dhcp to a local network. Since my ip address CAN
> be different on any given day I have been assuming that it would be
> pointless to try to run a mailserver. It would serve me alone, no one
> else on the network, but my intent would be to be able t
ectory, or at least it should be?
Where is your error log for cups? It is usually a file named "error_log" in
a directory name "/var/log/cups" The tail your gave us above looks like
standard output from the access_log file that should be in the same "cups"
directory.
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