The real reason I wrote though is to say that I'd like
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn to become such a site (with
other useful things as well).
Anybody can help as it is a wiki.
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ver. You know the
tags I mean, things like:
There are ways to run arbitrary Linux or other commands on a (remote)
web server from your browser by:
creating a cgi script with the desired commands
using a tool like CGI-Telnet
To me, this is not a fun approach.
Randy Kramer
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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
> "recording mode" in vi? I know you don't mean insert mod
Mike,
Thanks!
Randy Kramer
mike wrote:
> According to http://www.vim.org/html/repeat.html#q
>
> q{0-9a-zA-Z"} Record typed characters into register {0-9a-zA-Z"}
> (uppercase to append). The 'q' command is disabled
> while executing a register, and it do
hings
that I know I tried). Sometimes when I was in recording *and* insert
mode, one or more s got me back to recording mode only, but did not
cancel recording mode.
Guess I'll have to try it again next time, except I hope there is no
next time. ;-)
regards,
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nto vi (or
maybe it was vim?) to do a quick edit and accidentally got into
"recording" mode (I presume to record a macro). Took me quite a while
to get out by almost randomly pressing keys. Not sure how I finally
accomplished it.
Randy Kramer
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Dave Sherman wrote:
> They were imported from Windows, thus MS TrueType fonts.
Dave,
Thanks!
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it
is a wiki, you can expect further modification by me or others (even
yourself).
Good job, Randy, and thanks.
Thank you, I hope it turns out to be helpful! Well, I know it will --
it will be helpful to me if no one else.
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Dave Sherman wrote:
> They work fine for me. I use both Times New Roman and Arial, and both
> are perfectly anti-aliased. I am running OpenOffice build 641C.
Dave,
Are these fonts "native" Linux fonts, from OpenOffice, or perhaps
Microsoft TrueType?
Randy Kramer
Want to
am "proofed" on twiki.org), and your
home country -- a very onerous set of requirements ;-)
regards,
Randy Kramer
J. Craig Woods wrote:
> Like so many different variations on your machine, filesytems should be
> made with reference to as many criteria as possible. Yes, speed is good
d echo what civileme says about high speed and variable speed drives
-- for me they tend to be unreliable and slower than a good 8, 10, 12,
or 16x.
Randy Kramer
civileme wrote:
> "BAD" and "GOOD" images from home burners is starting to be a pet peeve.
>
> I have thre
Alan Wilter Sousa da Silva wrote:
> I´m looking for a command, if exists, to convert my texts in ascii
> format to post script format.
>From http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/TextMarkupInLinux, try
a2ps.
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rs, it still takes far longer to configure than a Mandrake box, as
> everything just doesn't "flow" as well.
Ashley,
Thanks for your response! I'm not sure how well it flows for me yet,
but I guess I'm getting there.
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are on both, and, in any
case there are probably others who can help.)
Randy Kramer
Here is a quote from Pierre Fortin's earlier response:
> The problem is that your friend is trying to send directly from a
> dialup... this is one of the worst sources of spam, hence why Mandrake
i
27;s apt get feature sounds good, but
in my brief tries, I did not get Debian installed.
I think Mandrake has been commonly recognized as an easy to install
distro for newbies, but still very up-to-date.
YMMV.
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rather than play with the install. I think Debian's apt get feature
sounds good, but in my brief tries, I did not get Debian installed.
YMMV.
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be
led to create it. Edit an existing page to get an idea of the simple
TWiki markup language that can be used. (Until you need the markup, you
can just type plain text, which will appear just fine.)
Randy Kramer
> daRcmaTTeR wrote:
> >
> > On Wed, 06 Mar 2002 13:28:13 -0500
&
H.J.Bathoorn wrote:
> Thanks for the trouble Oscar and Randy,
You're welcome!
> Actually I was reffering to the slow GSM connection. Using the IMAP protocol
> requieres me to browse online taking even more time. Staroffice worked in the
> same fashion out the box but isn't really a gain. Filteri
;KShowmail is a KDE
utility to show headers or the complete mails on pop3 servers without
transfering them to the local mail client. Unpleasant mails can be
deleted on the server. The information can be refreshed via timers."
hope this helps,
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nserting my own words. I
will still leave your name as a contributor.
regards,
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o the EuropeNetherlands page on a temporary
basis -- I was too lazy to start a new page, I guessed that you might be
from the Netherlands, and I don't really know where the rate you quote
applies -- is it a worldwide rate, European, or ??
If you have any comments or objections, please let me know.
rega
Pierre,
Thanks very much! I'm forwarding this to Mick, although I think he
reads the list.
Randy Kramer
Mick,
If you have questions write back to me -- I (think I) understand what
you must do -- which mail client are you using?
Randy Kramer
Pierre Fortin wrote:
>
> On Tue, 05
Civileme -- can you help?
Mick -- sorry for the delay, I was away for a few days.
Randy Kramer
--- Begin Message ---
Hello again Randy,
I appear to be still out in the cold.
Are you familiar with the Mandrake tech/tester Civileme? I don't have
his email address, but I would like to ge
James wrote:
> True enough that a 486 isn't a speed deamon. However my 486 amd running
> at 100mhz can run win98 and win2000 so why not kde? or Gnome. (in fact it
> does it rather well I might add)
Amen! My 50 Mhz. 486 with 8 MB (Gateway Colorbook) runs Word 97 on
Win95 acce
ubmit the IP to someone like ordb, it is quickly removed
from the list of open relays, thus ready to be used again.
(Of course, there is a lot here I don't understand, so I could be way
off base.)
regards,
Randy Kramer
Pierre Fortin wrote:
> This will prevent your mailhost (open relay) f
page listed above yourself.) I
currently believe my burned CDs are OK, and the md5sums I list on the
page are correct, at least for burning in Windows using EZ CD Creator,
ver. 3.5c.
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PS: Rather than redownloading, why don't you try rsync -- see
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/RsyncingALargeFile.
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
> Dave wrote:
> > I'm having somewhat the same problem.
> > CD1 is fine. (btw I'm using 700 megs CDs)
> &g
elay, and how you determined that.
(Aside, I don't know that this came from an open relay, I just wanted an
example we could talk about.)
regards,
Randy Kramer
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#x27;m aware of tools like kshowmail that (and my ISP's webmail
thingie), which let me look at the mail on my ISP's server and consider
deleting stuff, but my ISP's webmail thingie is so slow it makes me
believe I am not saving any bandwidth (and I know I'm not decreasing my
conn
nDiScReEt wrote:
> Randy Kramer wrote:
> > There are at least two ways to do this:
> >
> > Assuming you only want to share mail among computer on your home LAN,
> > and they are all Linux, I think the simplest way is via a shared
> > directory. Simply pick one
the possibilities you might want to use kdcop.
> Did you hear that BeOS has sued Microsoft?
Yes, but there is too much news -- I have trouble remembering most of
it. If they win, I think I'll remember that.
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o all the mail gets to and stays in
that shared directory. (I do this in Windows, and I even (for a short
period) read the mail on the Windows main computer using Netscape 3.0x
on Linux.)
The next way is somewhat similar, except set up an imap server on that
"main" computer, then read yo
M8.2beta3 Cooker. It works great on my other
> computer with some caveates.HTH
altoine,
Thanks for the confirmation. I got some explanations and confirmation
from Ron Stoddard and Bill Kenworthy and added their comments to the
WikiLearn page. At some point I'll refactor them to make a mo
f you have any comments, suggestions, or objections, let me know.
Randy Kramer
Ron Stodden wrote:
> rsync modules are essentially very convenient path shortcuts.
>
> The modules available from any rsync server can easily be ascertained
> thusly:
>
> rsync "rsync://"
David Oberbeck wrote:
>Burning a 650 iso onto a 700 MB disk makes it unbootable...
Hmm, not for me!
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Bill,
Thanks! The first part sounds very much like what I did, but it would
have taken a while to remember it.
I will add some (or all) of this to the same page I mentioned in my
previous email. As before, if you have any comments let me know.
regards,
Randy Kramer
Bill Kenworthy wrote
27;ve taken the liberty of adding this to
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/RsyncingALargeFileBeginner,
along with your name as a contributor. At some point, I will test it
and then refactor the page, but maintain your name as a contributor.
If you have any comments please advise.
regards,
arning.
regards,
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priate paragraphs on the WikiLearn
page. (Or, since it is a wiki, you can register and revise them
yourself.)
regards,
Randy Kramer
Brandon Dorman wrote:
> Ok, I got to 515mb this time on Beta3 CD 1 and it failed. So I went to
> your page. I got stuck when it says about "must start with a
jobs for rsync -- see
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/RsyncingALargeFile.
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.)
I'm not sure it's photo quality -- I never print pictures, but I'd look
for a Canon with easy to refill cartridges (it does seem to be
advertised as photo quality, perhaps with the addition of another
cartridge).
Randy Kramer
richard wrote:
> So I'm looking for recommenda
ually I'd like to
put enough information on that and several related pages to allow a
newbie (and an experienced user using perhaps different pages) can set
up a mail server.
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ing at
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration and editing or
creating pages yourself.
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lient stuff:
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/SambaMain
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, but it may be something you want to dig into. (I think it's a
problem for most backup tools.)
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y I test AbiWord in Windows. I don't have the latest AbiWord
installed, but when I get a chance I'll install it and try that, or I'll
write to the AbiWord users mail list.)
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st for information, AbiWord is more than just a gtk app, it is
distributed as gtk and non-gtk, and for Windows and several other
platforms (not sure which -- they are working on Mac, they stopped
working on Beos).
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d
> the release of the latest Burner with a "buffer underrun" bug solved.
> So, I am among three possibilities : Bug of the CD-RW, poor hardware problem
> or bad configuration.
Do you have a CD reader in the machine (in addition to the writer)? Are
you copying the CD to the har
Skippi wrote:
> I am running fetchmail as the user (skippi) not as root. I am running it
> either by typing "fetchmail" at the prompt or via pygmy, which simply calls
> fetchmail (if I start pygmy from an Eterm I can watch the fetchmail output
> in that terminal.
>
Have you looked in your home d
dress -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] --
this has to be possible, isn't it??)
Thanks,
Randy Kramer
Franki wrote:
> Install and setup postfix.. (the defaults are fine for most, and all you
> need to is setup hostname and server name and stuff like that. piece of
> cake..)
>
> then
J. Craig Woods wrote:
> 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
Craig,
Oops, sorry! ;-)
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ome LAN), but if
you don't have requirements like this you don't need fetchmail and
sendmail.
Randy Kramer
J. Craig Woods wrote:
> > Hi everyone. First, thanks for all the on list & off list replies. Thanks
> > to your input I have managed to fix a few little things with my
or is there something about the content
that will decide whether the next release is a major or point release?
(Things like the kernel version, rpm version 3 vs. 4, glibc, or
whatever.)
Thanks,
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Ric Tibbetts wrote:
> I hate to say this. BUT: If your post was a complaint about
> documentation being too wordy, it was lost in your note, being too long
> & wordy. Sorry.. I stopped reading about half way through, when you
> atarted explaining the same thing.. again.
OK.
Rand
ing on (see
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/BeginnersManPages) was going to
be adding a simple syntax example to many man pages, but it looks like
the more practical short term approach is to create a new "beginners"
man page with such simple syntax examples for several command
James wrote:
> Mines PS/2... honestly don't have any AT hardware still working... (by the
> time I left Amiga my first PC was ps/2 and it's continued.) Only problem
> I had with mechanical was that eventually it killed the ps/2 mouse port on
> one box.
James,
Thanks!
R
here cost is an important
> consideration too. As a newly appointed member to the board committee
> that reviews the syllabus, you can be sure that i'll have lots to say
> about that in future meetings.
Mario,
Wonderful -- hang in there and make your voice heard!
Randy Kramer
output of the switch -- it works fine for the keyboard but did
not work for the mouse.)
I'm just wondering if, when I buy an electronic KVM, I'm better off
buying an AT style, using PS/2 to AT converters for the keyboard, and
sticking with serial mice?
Randy Kramer
Charles A Edwards wrote:
&
part of the "charm" of Linux ;^).
That sounds like the charm of Windows. I want to get away from that
kind of charm. ;-)
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Mario,
Thanks for your response and support!
Randy Kramer
Mario Michael da Costa wrote:
> I couldn't agree more. My MDK 7.2 cd's are still rated among my most
> valuable. And while i personally never had a major problem with MDK
> 8.1, I would like to see a good, ro
n one opinion here, but:
* I hope, by the time my children are out of school, Linux will be
what's used in the workplace (and I think that is a reasonable
expectation)
* Having children exposed to Microsoft software in the schools will
tend to help perpetuate Microsoft's monopoly, so
ase. At least, this is what I found with 7.0, 7.1, and 7.2
-- based on my experiences with 8.0 and 8.1, there is certainly room for
8.2 to be "better".
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uld be great.
We can make some assumptions, but you need to tell us more. Where will
these 50 laptop users be -- at their homes or in the same building as
the patients (and the computer storing the patient records)?
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My guess (absolutely just a guess) would be from etc. (et cetera).
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TaskbarProblems. Others
are welcome to add or improve notes (and use the site for reference).
Randy Kramer
Eric McRae wrote:
> On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 10:22, Randy Kramer wrote:
> > Question: On Mandrake 8.1, I see all the running applications (in the
> > area to the right of the desk
e box that display a "pop up" list of the windows within an
instance of konqueror. Is this the expected behavior? Is there a way
to change it back to the behavior under Mandrake 7.2 kde?
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
> Background: I've installed Mandrake 8.1 and I know
d
register at http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/TWiki/TWikiRegistration.
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/Kde221TaskbarProblems
regards,
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
>
> David Joham wrote:
> > In the KDE control center, choose LookNFeel->Taskbar and uncheck "Group
David Joham wrote:
> In the KDE control center, choose LookNFeel->Taskbar and uncheck "Group
> Similar Tasks".
David,
Wonderful, thanks!
I also unchecked "Show all Windows" and that resolved both changed
behaviors from Mandrake 7.2.
regards,
Randy Kramer
Want
on that desktop.
Question: On Mandrake 8.1, I see all the running applications (in the
area to the right of the desktop) no matter which desktop I choose. Is
this the expected behavior under kde on Mandrake 8.1?
Thanks,
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-- although I
am taking the Best Linux Training course now, and may get more
adventurous).
Randy Kramer
Lubos Lunak wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> somebody pointed me to the article at
> http://www.warpedsystems.sk.ca/article.php?thold=0&mode=nested&order=0&sid=475
> and f
diately think of any real
useful keywords -- IIRC, the subject was not explicity "internet
connection sharing".
Good luck,
Randy Kramer
> BUT there has to be a way to use the existing NFS
> network and still get Internet connection sharing..
> Any thought's??
Want to
deo card.
Berlin is not ready for prime time yet (AFAIK), but, whenever I get a
chance I like to mention Berlin so another way is recognized. (Of
course, X may turn out to evolve just like Fortran -- I learned Algol
before Fortran, and then wondered why they taught me Fortran -- over the
years, Fort
his may be a solution. (If you talk
more about your requirements, someone more knowledgable can probably
provide better advice than I can.)
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Randy Kramer wrote:
> I'm looking for something a little bit more -- I understand it is one of
> the capabilities of khotkeys, but neither your article or the other one
> referenced in this thread really addressed it -- that is the ability to
> enter an arbitrary string of c
r. I'll try looking for my old notes -- hopefully
I was clever enough to put them on my personal wiki.)
Aside: I've linked to your article from WikiLearn,
http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Wikilearn/KeyboardMacrosInLinux.
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Alexander Skwar wrote:
> http://freshmeat.net/search?q=berlin
> -> http://www.berlin-consortium.org/
Alexander,
Thanks! (I was worried there for a minute.)
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au/r/article/jsp/sid/805730
Darn, I can't find the Berlin home page -- I hope it's not gone (I just
did a brief search).
Berlin has changed focus a few times -- I hope it's still on the right
path.
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do or how to do it, just
want to make sure you are aware of this possibility.
How old is your monitor -- is it old enough that going south is a
reasonable thing?
The last thing you did was install a new XFree and now you have
problems? Suspect the new XFree or its configuration.
Randy Kramer
a nice example of how to manually edit this file to create a shortcut
> for a command without having to create a menu item,
bascule,
Thanks for finding this information and the article -- looks real
helpful!
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he
transaction? If you know, which ports are used? IIRC, ports 25 and 119
are relevant, does email go from port 25 on the sending computer to port
119 on the receiving computer, or what?
* If postfix can exchange email between computers, under what
circumstances do you need fetchmail?
Thanks,
Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Thanks!
Alexander,
You're welcome!
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ct to time to load new applications or new
instances, like a new window in konqueror.
Is this slowdown the expected behavior? If so, it would be nice to have
a choice of strategies for a desktop machine.
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otKeys, see http://dforce.sh.cvut.cz/~seli/en/khotkeys/, and the
developer is [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- if we could do anything to encourage him
to complete it that would be great.
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ne was
that a backup copy was stored somewhere on the hard disk (perhaps
compressed). When I said "or damaged??" above, I really don't know if
this was incorporated, but it could go so far as to do a checksum or
similar on each file, and restore a file if the checksum was bad.
regards
doing? (I suspect OK, because
presumably Microsoft paid them a bunch, but maybe, when the records are
checked, it will turn out that Microsoft invented the feature?)
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Oscar wrote:
> Try gnome-toaster (last version). It will surprise you ;-)
Oscar,
OK, thanks! (When I switch my burner to Linux.)
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our whole windows drive :),
> > but windows isn't on this drive. any ideas?
I can't give you the precise details, but in the fstab (and / or mstab)
table (/etc), I think you want to add "users" to the line for this
drive. I bet if you look at the mstab or fstab table you
want a bootable CD check the bootable option.
Ken,
Thanks for your response!
I haven't had much burning CDs in Linux, and have had good luck with
Easy CD Creator in Windows. Some occasional coasters, but no systemic
problem.
When I switch to Linux for burning, I'll try Gcombust.
Randy K
roblem
in the burner (which I don't suspect).)
(I burn my disks with Easy CD Creator -- would not surprise me if they
do some padding.)
Thanks again,
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to choose an X other than what it offers -- I'll have to look a little
closer. (But, I've also checked the XFree.org site with respect to
drivers -- they indicate there are some problems with the SiS 630 driver
for 4.x -- maybe I'll look for and try the "framebuffer" or gener
PS: Forgot to mention that, during the install I chose one of the lowest
security ratings (I think it was low) to avoid any problems due to
security things -- I was going to make this my experimental machine.
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
> > > When I do press 1 (thru 6), the scre
Jason Guidry wrote:
> Randy Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yup. works great.
Thanks!
> > When I do press 1 (thru 6), the screen blanks momentarily,
> > then whatever was displayed on the X window appears, but as a dead
> > screen -- mouse won't move
Oops, left out the F in front of the various numbers (I am using the Fn
keys).
Randy Kramer
Randy Kramer wrote:
> Jason Guidry wrote:
> > type Ctrl-Alt-Fx where x is a number 1-6. this will bring you to one of the 6
>text only cosoles. hit Ctrl-Alt-F9 to get back to X.
>
>
ood deal of extra work, which I don't appreciate.
FWIW, I agree with you. I don't know whether any of the Mandrake people
who might monitor the list will carry this to the appropriate decision
maker, or if you need to carry the complaint somewhere else.
Randy Kramer
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a working mouse and keyboard).
I'm looking for confirmation that the behavior I'm seeing is not
intentional before I reinstall (or try to find a way to fix the problem
without reinstalling -- any suggestions?).
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rs of such products.
Thanks!
Randy Kramer
Pierre Fortin wrote:
> True; but for monitoring the Internet side on my DSL router, I need to see
> all packets, not just broadcast/multicast packets. I described the
> problems on my web pages (http://pfortin.com/Linux/LinkSys/)
Want to bu
s better than a hub -- hmm, maybe
unless you're trying to do some multicasting, but, even then, I'm not
sure. What purpose do you need a hub rather than a switch for?
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Randy Kramer wrote:
> Another choice is to pick up a good $20 computer (IIRC, you need at
> least a 386, with 640kb of RAM and a 720 or better floppy -- no hard
> drive, actually, I think the most recent versions of the software need a
> 1.2 or 1.44 mB floppy -- bloatware ;-), add t
oute will work in a situation with one way cable modems.)
I've used this setup for a lot of years, and it's been very reliable.
Did lose a NIC about two years ago, on two machines at the same time so
I presume it was due to a lightning strike / surge.
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ar, I have only used things like
smbclient and smbmount, I have not set up a Samba server. I watched
someone do it graphically on a RedHat 7.2 install and it seemed simple
enough -- never tried it myself and didn't catch all the details of what
he did.
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