sr.
This is why I like using Knoppix ... it's easier for me to understand
and be sure of what is going on with the partitions when they're all
mounted as /mnt/hda5, /mnt/hda6, etc.
Hope this made it clearer rather than murkier ;-)
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* Anne Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030729 15:58]:
> On Tuesday 29 Jul 2003 4:50 pm, Jan Wilson wrote:
> > * Anne Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [030729 09:20]:
> > > I was shocked to realise that my / is running out of space. My
> > > current situation is
>
d to be a bit unstable with
three hard drives. Probably the power supply is a little weak.
Anyway, I would suggest expanding rather than juggling. Whatever you
do to try to get back down under 90% (which should be considered a
full drive IMHO) would soon be creeping up into the 90% range.
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calar(localtime), "\n";
# print "\007";
sleep 2;
}
I commented out the lines with the octal print codes and added a
newline for each line. I don't have that book so I don't know what it
is really supposed to do, but I hope this helps.
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source and they are working fine, even with VMWare.
Thanks.
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hanks.
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Want to buy your Pack or Services from Mandra
usually on its own partition, so it is part of root, or /.
When you DO find some actual files in /mnt, it is usually because
someone copied something there, thinking they were copying to a
removable block device, like a floppy or other storage device.
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right now,
as I get the time. It's supposed to be lots better than NIS, after
you get it all set up, although I'm not finding it the easiest thing
to get my head around.
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KDE panel?? =)
>
> The K-menu.
I tell my classes it's the Menu Button. Its icon in Windows says
"Start", in KDE "K", and other things in other window managers/themes.
Since they all pop up a menu, Menu Button seems a handy generic.
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from multiple servers on Mdk 9.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
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update?
The documentation from linuxprinting.org and from the HP site is
fairly overwhelming, so perhaps just a pointer or two from someone who
knows printers would save me a lot more research and trial-and-error.
Thanks lots.
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then a cracker only has to
know one password to gain entry.
I suspect there may be other technical security advantages but these
alone would justify the extra step, IMHO.
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u also get . (the current directory) and .. (the
parent directory). I think it's safer to glob something like this:
* .[^.]*
the asterisk will glob anything but hidden files, then there is a
space as a delimiter, and the .[^.]* means anything that begins with a
dot, followed by any character t
And as
for Windows, as far as I know almost every Win2K and WinXP box has a
user named Administrator ... although ridiculous (I'd lots rather be
root ;-) it IS 13 characters.
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him place
> mail directly into some of joe's mail folders.
It sounds like you might be running into procmail's security
requirements. Check man procmail, around line 495 where it specifies
that, for example, $HOME/.procmailrc cannot be group-writable or in a
group-writable direc
to files in it.
> Is that the expected behavior in LInux?
Yes, if I understand you correctly. Probably, even if I don't ;-)
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eb server is always a security
risk since it is available to the outside world.
Note: you can also allow access by username and password if you want,
but that's another story ;-)
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It's not a very large file, so it won't take very long.
Shutdown and boot from the floppy. The memory test will continue
until you stop it. Works fine here.
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e upgraded.
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Any hints? I've also been following the cooker mailing lists but have
not seen any answers there, and because of my slow dialup there is no
way I can download the whole cooker distrib.
Thanks lots.
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