On Tue, 8 Aug 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Hi list,
could someone tell me where one defines the replyto address in Pine?
m-s-c (main menu - setup - config)
space down to 'default-composer-headers' and add
'Reply-To'. next time you compose a mail, you'll be able to
specify this header.
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Dave A. Peat II wrote:
1. Change all file names (some are uppercase and some are
lowercase) to ALL lowercase.
find www_root/ -type f -name \*.html | perl -ne 'chomp;$f=$_;tr/A-Z/a-z/;print "mv $f
$_\n"' | /bin/sh
this commandline was all i could come up with
On Mon, 24 Jul 2000, Don wrote:
In mknod how would one create a device that is linked to another device?
I would like to make video to link to video0. I have already found the video0
and have tried:
mknod c video 81 0
but I don't see the way for linking this to video0.
actually, microsoft took the other approach, the one you're
suggesting is preferrable. they delivered a product
(outlook) with all safety features off, all doors open. how
many windows users knew to switch their scripting host off?
that's right, almost nobody - that's why LOVEYOU caught on
like
i'm setting up samba and it's working nicely with my windows
95 machine. although the logfile says that authentication
failed, the shares show up in windows explorer and i can
access them based on user etc...
on my windows 98 machine, of course, i'm not so lucky. i get
the same message in the
A coworker mentioned today that a PDA based on Linux was currently being
produced in Korea.. does anyone have any knowledge of this device or a web
site ??
The product is developed by Samsung - I once found something about it
at http://www.samsungelectronics.com, but don't remember the
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Charles Curley wrote:
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 12:01:59PM +0100, Cecil Watson wrote:
- Thanks for the input everyone, much appreciated. I found the problem due to
- a misconfiguration in my bru script. BRU created a file called -B in /root.
- I tried to delete, but it
On Wed, 31 May 2000, Thomas Lockhart wrote:
- ... All I want to do is search all the *.c file
- recursively starting from a specific directory for a specific string...
- grep -r -e "function something" -f *.c
I'd start with:
grep -i "function" *.c
The above will search all .c files
