Tom Badran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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How can i use an if in a bash script so that it will only run commands if the
specified file is empty?
Basically, ive set up a cache system by which the output of ifconfig is
stored in /var/cache/IP/1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Tom Badran wrote:
What im trying to do is get an email sent to me every time the IP changes on
a specific machine, so i always have a record of it for logging in via ssh.
The specific connection is ppp0 which auto redials on disconnect. If
resierfs should be NFS happy since 2.4.7 (ish). Im a little concerned
with xfs though I use it a lot on SGI's, it just doenst seem to be
getting the support of the other file systems. Ive found ext3 to be
exceedingly slow on large volumes :(
Huh. Surprise surprise, I say. I just
Hi Rusty,
Thanks for your advice.
No problem. Glad I happened to notice your reply, as I'm swamped with
email ;-)
At 09:55 AM 1/6/2002 -0700, you wrote:
a switch as through a direct cable. The difference is in the short delay
while the switch looks at the mac (and possibly) IP
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your detail information and time spent.
At 10:52 AM 1/5/2002 -0600, you wrote:
AFAIK, you can't (could be wrong). You'd have much better success going
through the hub.
Can 2 Linux boxes (or one Linux box and one Win box) both having 10/100Mb
network cards
Sorry, no luck here either. Not a big deal. I wouldn't be messing with my
7.2 install at all if not for a sound and cdrom access problem. If the kde
packages that came with the disks are used, it works perfectly, but if I
upgrade to the updated packages I lose sound for everyone except
Well, I promised news, so I'll deliver.
I have now had 2 considerably different experiences with
Western Digital hard drives.
The first one was with the company. I had a 2 gig
drive die. 1 week after the MFGR warranty expired!
I did not know that it had expired, so was calling
WD to see if
On Wed, 2002-01-02 at 06:39, daRcmaTTeR wrote:
Hi list,
I've noticed over the last few days that my LAN seems to get stale after
a day or so and needs to be restarted. Could this really be happening or
is it just my imagination? the machine has been up for 16 days now with
only one
(This is replied to Frank, cc'd the list)
Hi all,
howdy!
I am trying to install linux on an IBM box, it needs samba, postfix and
other stuff and I'd like a basic GUI, so that the non techie guys can still
do basic admin stuff...
I have everything but the GUI working..
The box uses a
I could be wrong,
it has happened before :-) , but I think that X needs to be told to use
framebuffer as its driver
Civilme said something about using X3.x to get framebuffer, but I didn't
really catch the drift of his comment.
Actually, I just looked on the 8.1 install CD and notice
If someone wants to hit me with a clue-by-4 on a better
place to send this, please do (privately!)...
This last weekend I worked on installing Mandrake 8.1 on
my father's computer, and I tried to install it on my laptop.
I won't bore anyone with the gory details, but I will pass
on the
I've got the weirdest problem.
A friend bought a netgear FA-311 ethernet card, supposedly works
with linux.
(Well, ok, it supposedly works with a certain version of Red Hat,
which is at least one version of linux. We won't go any further,
ok? ;-)
So, I took their (netgear's) sources,
Scott Thurmond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have that card and encountered the same issue. I didn't get the card to
work properly under 7.2. Luckily LM 8.0 came out just after I purchased the
card. I upgraded my box to 8.0 and it works perfectly.
and then Richard Wenninger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Praedor Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not believe it is possible to non-destructively resize an ext2
partition. For this I generally tar and bzip2 the partition that I will be
resizing and save the tar.bz2 file to another partition that has the
temporary space to allow this - or I
Dave Horsfall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 13 Aug 2001, George Petri wrote:
What is the difference between http://domainname.com and
http://www.domainname.com. Are they both the same?
Only if you make them so via the DNS.
Because, some websites can only be accessed via
(re LM8.0 for sparc - That's cool, and I hope you all have great success!)
So, that pokes me to ask MY question - is there any good 486-based distro
I can use to set up my lowly 486 firewall machine with iptables?
(Remember that I need to run iptables, a mail server, an http server
(one of
"Sergio Martín Turiel (ADP)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello to everybody, this is the first time that i write.
My problem is that i set the SUID and/or SGID for a program that i compiled with one user, and i need to execute that program with another users belongs to same group but the user when
Sergio Martín Turiel (ADP) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The security level is 3 in LM7 and LM8, instaled not updated.
- Original Message -
...
Sergio Martín Turiel \(ADP\) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-rwsr-xr-x1 holanda developm 2195178 Aug 9 19:29 Container
well, Ok, you
A friend of mine bought some NetGear ethernet cards, FA311 Fast
Ethernet PCI card, to be precise, and I'm trying to get one to
work on his linux box.
Its LM7.2 on the box, on a PII/200 w/32M ram.
The card comes with a disk with instructions on how to
make it work for Red Hat, so I tried them
David Oberbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings,
Is your network using hubs or a switches?
Um, not meaning to be rude, but: He already said that his
computer is plugged into a hub. However, I was wondering
what THAT hub was plugged into, and if there are any other
computers plugged
Sevatio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, not quite related to Mandrake but... Here's an MPEG file of Steve
Balmer warming up the M$ crowd. He's got me pumped up! ;-)
Has anyone gone to look at either of these? I'm at work
and with those url names my paranoid alert went off, so
I'm NOT going
Mike Veltman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has someone installed mandrake on a IBM netfinity 5500 ?
can't help you there.
Because he stops installing with me after the packages are being installed.
He just freezes.
Is it possible that it has something to do with the fact that its a dual
Julia A. Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to all that sent me email about multi cpu mother boards... One
more question... I've used linux quite a bit with dual CPU systems, but
I'm thinking about a motherboard that supports 4 CPU's... I've heard
rumor that you just don't get a
Thus spake jawad haider [EMAIL PROTECTED] (in html, converted to english ;-)
Hi:
I have a linux(mandrake) server and its hosts.deny file deny All except localhost
and another ip
The problem is that I am not able to access this server remotely through telnet from
any machine not
even from
Wayne Stout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings, everyone.
I'm sure this is a really stupid question, but here goes. If I want to use
fetchmail/procmail for message retrieval and filtering, do I also have to
use Sendmail or postfix?
Not unless you want to also receive mail on your
etharp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mandrake (at least since 7.1) is optimized for at least pentium class
machines, I suggest you try to find a older copy of redhat (6.0, I am sure
would run) or the 7.0 i486arch version of mandrake. But bud, you are going to
make a compairision then you are
(Executive summary: Me too ;-)
David Rankin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Franki wrote:
...
I don't know if I am alone or not, but I still use 7.2 for anything
important, and won't swap till 8.1 (assuming it has no hassles in its first
months...)
snip
I am wondering if there are
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some curios things, while im compiling Kernel 2.4.7 too.
I was glad to see that there was a built in module for my new networkcard
(rtl), but after i'm made 'make mrproper' this option disappers.
I think I blew up a LM 7.2 kernel source install beyond
Felix Miata [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
The reality is if the windoze Adaptec software can easily
create the Mandrake 8 CD from an ISO, but this is something I don't know
either. That software, like most free and cheap software, came with no
printed docs to check.
I'll get back to this
for
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Gregor Maier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 26-Jul-2001 Rusty Carruth wrote:
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Do I need to manually setup DHCP or DNS?
Glen
Well, sort of.
...
Then it should be much faster...
...
If you're network gets bigger you may want to setup
Gregor Maier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If who have Windows machine as you said above you may also want to enter this
information in the WINDOWS-DIR\hosts file.
Um, well, that might not hurt, but the purpose here was to make ftpd not take
so long to start talking to the client (the windows
Alfredo Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
I have setup a RAID 5 system with 3 IDE 20 Gb drives. One of them has a
/boot partition, and the rest is assigned to the md0 RAID partition. I
can understand that if disks 2 or 3 fail, I can replace them and the
information will be rebuilt. But
Bryan D Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
my $now = system(date);
Whoops. That exectutes the date command but doesn't capture the
output - the output still goes where it normally would (stdout).
I think you meant:
my $now = `date`;
err, oops. Yup. I sit corrected!
rc
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm connecting by IP, so that shouldn't be a problem.
No, you misunderstood.
The SERVER does a name lookup on the CLIENT's ip address,
regardless of how the client started the connection
(by raw ip address, DNS lookup, carrier pigeon - well,
ok, carrier
Bill Beauchemin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I mount ther root device to another system and what will this do for
me? I looked at all the logs and the one I want is dmesg. The only problem is
that as soon as it reboots it overwrites it with new data from the good
bootup.
Normally the
Glen Sagers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, I don't think so. All the machines are technically workstations, a desktop, a
laptop, and a win machine. Mandrake ICS is setup, but I haven't manually
configured much of anything on them, yet. I'd just like to be able to easily
transfer files from
Since 2 heads are better than one, I'm thinking very seriously
about getting a new video card for my computer that will
allow me to run 2 monitors at once.
I know (or I think I know :-) that I could get an AGP card
and a PCI card and run them that way, but can I then grab
a window (say, an emacs
Ron Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On Sunday 22 July 2001 16:32, Adrian wrote:
Hi,
This is a fool question but I need some help:
How build a ramdisk in LM 8? ...
Surely, I won't be the only one to say this, but here goes:
1. Trust
Franki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I am thinking of writing a shell script... and I need it to do the
following..
...
What I need to do this,, is some way of detecting if a connection is
active..
I think that 'ifconfig ppp0' should return with an IP address field
of something
Bjarne Thomsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
I have gotten a problem after installing LM8.0 instead of LM7.2.
I have license manager allowing me to use IDL from Research Systems, Inc.
It worked under LM7.2; but one component is now giving me a peculiar
problem. A specific file declared
Nicky Peeters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're really paranoid you're gonna need to get dirty and fiddle with
every port/service/package that poses a possible threat.
If you're connected to the internet, its not a question of whether
or not you are paranoid, its are you paranoid ENOUGH!
Jawwad Shami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I am kind of new to linux
I have a machine which has ftp daemon
running(wu-ftpd)
with xinetd the default home dir for ftp is
/home/username
but useres are allowed to go back and changed dir's
they are also allowed to go back to any dir
Craig Sprout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 02:43 PM 7/13/2001 -0500, Ron Johnson wrote:
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Approximately 1/5th of the time, I get duplicate messages from
the list.
I think someone mentioned a while back that this is a, erm, feature of the
Craig Sprout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rusty Carruth wrote:
If the mailing is to more than one recipient, then you will get that many
copies.
I'm not too sure about that, I got 2 copies of Praedor's Kmail craps
out message, and that appears to be sent to the list only, with no CC
lord icon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
htmlDIVI am at the cottage with the linux box, however, the phone line uses the
old pulse
dialing system instead of the tone dialing, any idea how to get mandrake 8 to dial
using pulse
dialing instead of tone?
(if you could please send in non-html that
But I am concerned about reliability and performance.
well, I've no real comments there - I've used Maxtor, Seagate,
WD (gasp! :-), IBM, ... I had one WD fail at the end of warranty,
and they replaced it even though I did not contact them until after
the warranty had expired. However,
Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi list,
something strange has happened on my system. however, since then
syslogd has '0' (zeroed) out the current log files and has not written
anything to the logs at all. this is not only strange, but also disturbing
since I like to know what it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello friends
Well time after time i get mails from the system...
all mail are stored in my mbox i want to know how to
clean it up ?
There are a few different things you could do.
First, you could change the forwarding to go to a different
user (possibly on a
Concering the 'Maximal Mount count' question earlier today,
I suggest this url:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue48/tag/53.html
There's some REALLY good comments in there about why you
really want that fsck, how to avoid it when you really
want to, and so forth
rc
Rusty E.
Rusty Carruth [EMAIL PROTECTED] (that's me) wrote:
...blah...blah...blah...
Oh - I forgot - another thing you can do, if you have more than
one filesystem, is to make the maximum mount count DIFFERENT
for each one, so that your chances of running all the fsck's at the
same time is reduced
Dennis Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
I am running default kernel 2.4.5-9.mdk, as confirmed by 'uname -sr' and the KDE
control centre, but the
linux splash screens on startup and shutdown still show the old 2.4.3-20.mdk kernel
which I recompiled
back in April.
Why is
DStevenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 09 July 2001 00:45, faisal gillani wrote:
well i finally wrote my first shell script ... now i
want to make it
excutable ... i dont want to run it as ./filename
i tried to make it excutable with the following
command
chmod a+x
Laurent Duperval [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I typically use:
tar -cf - . | (cd /new/directory ; tar xvf -)
I used to do it because it was faster than using cp. Don't know if that's
still true.
Whether or not that is true I don't know, but I *do* know that cp has a
tendency to FOLLOW
M. Osten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RC wrote:
...I *do* know that cp has a
tendency to FOLLOW softlinks (and COPY, not reproduce, hard links),
...
cp -a
maybe its just on Solaris that cp -a follows links. Hmm...
Yup, that's the problem. Solaris copy even read from pipes!
(Unless you
Kursad Kayaturk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys,
I have lost root password of one of the machines. And the machine is
complicated a dual cpu compaq because of that I do not want remove the hard
idsk to crack the root password. Is there a way to crack the root password
from the local
Christopher W. Aiken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Still no luck. I don't understand. I get connected with my
chat script but I still can not see anything. What I'm trying
to do is set up a pon poff script that I used on my Debian 2.2r2
system. I don't have ipchains installed. I can get
Thus spake Julia A. Case [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I found this last night, it's a frontend for ripping audio tracks off a cd and then
converting them to mp3 format... you can even create a batch file to do a whole cd
at one time...
The only trouble I found with the batch file is that it
Thus spake Julia A. Case [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All of a sudden I stopped getting email from the list... I sent a few messages and
have recieved private responses so I know my email is getting to the list, but I'm
just not getting anything from it.
Don't worry about it, its a feature ;-)
Kernell32 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
Guess that means the driver is not installed .
Pretty safe bet ;-)
How do i insert the driver or module
I think you want insmod, try it and see what happens.
...
Informations: This device hasn't been identified by HardDrake, please send
Maxim Heijndijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, since a few days I have a problem compiling.
I get errors like these all the time:
/usr/bin/ld: warning: libSM.so.6, needed by /usr/X11R6/lib/libXaw.so, not found (try
using -rpath or -rpath-link)
...
/usr/X11R6/lib/libXt.so: undefined
Praedor S. Tempus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you, I forget I have that app. I will try it next time.
I suppose that since no one has offered a suggestion, that I really am left
with having to reboot the system rather than restarting X? Having to reboot
the system leaves a bad taste
Steve Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a question that should affect a lot of people. Suppose I want
to recompile the kernel, 2.4.3-xxx, that came with Mandrake 8.0.
Suppose I just want to change ONE item, enabled, disable, load as
module.
When I make config on the supplied kernel,
Dave Peat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Is there a command that will show all users currantly logged on to the system?
Tom Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
I should have been more clear in my last posting: my main question was:
If we're delivering our mail as coming from ourcharity.org.uk and it's
being relayed through BT's (our new ISP) SMTP server, wouldn't it get
blocked at some point by spam
Tom Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm - sounds great for my home machine, but not so great for the
charity. The idea is to set up a minimum administration system so that
an administrator is only needed to check the logs periodically and
patch the system. Backup, user admin, mail -
Tom Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our server is about to be connected to the Internet through a dialup
modem. Naive question:
Is it OK to give our network/server any old domain name? To the
outside world we will be the domain set by our ISP, but can I set the
domain in our LAN to
Rusty Carruth wrote:
Ok, Cups hating time ;-)
Ok, an update.
Its an eisa-based system.
The parallel port was not working right, and we were also having
trouble with eth0 initialization working.
Turns out that we had some irq conflicts, and now I've gone and
tried to set it all right
Hoyt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 21 June 2001 11:07 am, Baccari, Lou may or may not have written:
Hello,
I though I read somewhere that if you did not what to install a complete
installation of Mandrake that you could install a Linux kernel/executable
that simulated Linux on
Thierry De Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try flushing the stream...
Interesting. I bet this relates to that perl question a
while back, which turned out to be related to your SHELL,
believe it or not.
Try using tcsh and run that same program and see what happens...
Just out of curiosity.
Ok, Cups hating time ;-)
I've got a machine I've installed LM 7.2 on, and now I want to get it
to talk to an HP DeskJet 560C printer.
So, hook up the printer to parallel port, fire up printerdrake, and
get it all configured (already had another printer defined on lp0,
did not delete it first,
Sevatio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm in search of a file that lists all ports and their descriptions.
Could someone help me recall the location of this file?
/etc/services maybe?
rc
Thierry De Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to backup some files using tar in a script... How can I use the current date
to create the file
name?
In other words, I want to script the command:
#!/bin/sh
tar -zcvf backup_jun18.tgz /some_dir/*
with the date part automatic (the
David C. Hoos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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From: John Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 6:06 AM
Subject: RE: [expert] Unknown partiton table
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You are using fdisk from
Turgut Kalfaoglu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I have everything in other partitions, so the / partition
should, in theory, not grow at all. I have /usr , /var , /home
in other partitions. Even /tmp is at /var/tmp..
Really odd.. -turgut
Is that by having /tmp be a (soft) link? If
brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 2 MDK8.0 PC's that were shutoff when I came in yesterday morning. I
never turn them off and suspect that a power failure was responsible. Is
there anyway to tell what time they were shutoff?
Depends.
If something happens pretty regularly that is
jose orlando t. ribeiro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
david,
it seems that your new(?) HD hasn't been formated and doesn't have any
partition created (as a new drive should be).
Try to use fdisk to create some partition or file-system to make the
system happy and let you add your drive.
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a boot disk for when its at
/dev/hdb so that you can always move back to having hdb in case somethin messes up
in the above!)
rc
rc
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english is better than mine!
rc
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with your favourite search engine, or go find
that message that referenced the howtos and then go look at those
howtos... They really are good, I've read them ;-)
rc
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FAX
, it will overwrite the MBR. then boot from the linux
rescue disk. when you're up, run '/sbin/lilo'.
FIRST, make sure you HAVE a linux rescue disk!
rc
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~]$
^^^my prompt^^
so with tcsh we get the expected results.
rc
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internet address, the packet
goes A B C D E F and then returns directly to A via the local network.
rc
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ideas?
I'll say tomorrow if I learn anything amusing.
rc
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,\n;print $i , asdf;}
1
bash-2.04$
I'd say its a bug in something somewhere. However, try this:
bash-2.04$ perl
{ $| = 1; my $i = 1; print $i ,\n;print $i , asdf;my $foo=;}
1
1 asdf ..I type here...
bash-2.04$
Yup, its a bug... ;-)
Rusty Carruth
Dave Ayers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am new to the Mandrake ranks (and this list) and am running Mandrake 7.2
on a Chembook laptop with a USB port. Said laptop bought with 7.2
pre-installed from ASL. Before I get myself all tied in knots trying to
get a MicroTech USB CameraMate drive to
David Rankin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rusty Carruth wrote:
First, go get nut, and join the NUT mailing list.
...
Need your help finding the url. Sorceforge has the following:
EXACT MATCH:
nut
A program to record and analyze meals
got 4 mostly useless APC UPS's
here that I'm really frustrated with...)
rc
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you can just turn it off,
if you don't want anything other than help indexing. check the file
etc/cron.daily/htdig-dbgen to see if you can find ht being run in there
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Pierre Fortin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rusty Carruth wrote:
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Well... I read created 3 subnets, Standard...works perfectly, third one
connected via the BNC...cant get it work and there are 3 connectors... :
Me too, but *just in case* (besides, once he/she gets 3 ethernet
cards
to hook my firewall into my hub at
home - and it would die randomly (approximatly once a month on average,
but sometimes once per week!) requiring a 'reboot' of the hub. I found
a cheap 10baseT ethernet card and got rid of the BNC! And I've had no
problems any more.
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this, but there are plenty of good howto's
out there. And I think I'd try this one first, as its been done before ;-)
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02 June 2001 19:35, Vincent Danen wrote:
Does anyone know what LILO stands for? I thought it meant Linux In
Linux Out, but if that's the case, what does SILO or MILO stand for?
(if any of the above words are trademarks, well then they are!)
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needed to reboot (very small number of folks!) do control/alt/del ;-)
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whining and blathering now ;-)
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...
If all else fails I can send out my security bookmarks...
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