Re: RealPlayer and Linux

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Re: Lousy Performance

Pat Bradshaw wrote: > > Hi All > > I have a pentium 90 with 16 mb of ram running Red Hat 6.0. > Performance for anything not requiring x windows is quite good, > but anytime I try to run anything with a gui, the machine just > crawls along, and I hear the hard disk thrashing like crazy. > This i

Lousy Performance

Hi All I have a pentium 90 with 16 mb of ram running Red Hat 6.0. Performance for anything not requiring x windows is quite good, but anytime I try to run anything with a gui, the machine just crawls along, and I hear the hard disk thrashing like crazy. This isn't just bad I'm talking about here,

Re: Why does chat fail to get terminal parameters RH6.0->2.2.14

Did you make modules;make modules_install? What was the kernel version of RH 6.0? I'm curious because I upgraded by 6.1 (2.2.5-20 kernel) to 2.2.14 with absolutely no problems. jeff smith Bill Freeman wrote: > > Does anyone happen to know: > > I've built a 2.2.14 kernel for my RH6.0 system.

Re: RealPlayer and Linux

On Sun, 16 Jan 2000, Karl J. Runge wrote: > > It is buried at: > > http://proforma.real.com/real/player/linuxplayer.html > > somehow I stumbled upon it on in Dec. That page calls it "alpha" > but the About... dialog calls it "beta". > > I on Redhat 5.2 here, but that doesn't make a dif

Why does chat fail to get terminal parameters RH6.0->2.2.14

Does anyone happen to know: I've built a 2.2.14 kernel for my RH6.0 system. Things are pretty good, but ppp fails. Upgrading ppp to 2.3.10 doesn't help. Looking at tail of /var/log/messages shows that chat is failing because it can't get terminal somethings (I think parameters). Sounds like t

Re: NFS

>so you just learned something very valuable, that Linux needs >to be rebooted too to clead up after it's self. despite what >you may hear it needs it more often than you think, especaily >if it is doig something other than just sitting there. Nasal congestion? ( "By allergies are killig

Re: Apache question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > I have a link that I want to restrict access to, so that when someone clicks > it, they must enter their username and password. I know there's something > about an htpasswd file somewhere, but I don't know how to use it. Options Indexes Incl

Re: perl question

Hey all. I am subscribing to the alt.perl newsgroup. find some good stuff, find a bunch over my head. FYI. Chris Paul Lussier wrote: > In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 03:18:25 EST > Adam Wendt said: > > >First off does anyone know of an email list thats dedicated to just asking > >stupi

Re: NFS

Matt Herbert writes: > Does anybody actually understand RPC? Yes. Actually I use it in my current project. > I know it's > short for Remote Procedure Call, but whats the advantage of RPC? Imagine you had two different processes that you wanted to communicate across a network. One is proba

Re: NFS

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, chris smith wrote: > so you just learned something very valuable, that Linux needs to be rebooted > too to clead up after it's self. > despite what you may hear it needs it more often than you think, especaily > if it is doig something other than just sitting there. > > chri

Re: Novell Utilities for Linux

Quoting "Lussier, Kenneth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Does anyone know if there are ports of Novell utilities like NList, etc. > for > Linux? Either that, or does anyone know if the Dos/Windoze based utilities > will run under wine? slist is part of the standard IPX utilities package. The several

Re: NFS

chris smith wrote: > > so you just learned something very valuable, that Linux needs to be rebooted > too to clead up after it's self. > despite what you may hear it needs it more often than you think, especaily > if it is doig something other than just sitting there. > Yeah, but that doesn't m

Novell Utilities for Linux

Does anyone know if there are ports of Novell utilities like NList, etc. for Linux? Either that, or does anyone know if the Dos/Windoze based utilities will run under wine? TIA, Kenny Kenneth E. Lussier FISC-RMS "The best things (software) in life are FREE"

Re: NFS

so you just learned something very valuable, that Linux needs to be rebooted too to clead up after it's self. despite what you may hear it needs it more often than you think, especaily if it is doig something other than just sitting there. chris At 01:50 PM 2/14/00 -0500, you wrote: > >Hey al

Re: Free Software Presentation at UNH.

Wasn't there some discussion of starting up a sourceforge forum for such presentations? I remember the conversation, but I don't remember the outcome. If it hasn't yet been done, shouldn't it be done, so that there is a nice, central place that people can check in, and have backed up and stabili

Re: nis+ / quota Question

In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 15:19:58 EST Matt Tilley said: >Thats funny, I thought NIS+ was Sun's baby a couple of years ago (just >never took off - it was going to be the replacement for NIS (replacement >needed because of NIS's security holes)). I'm sure that I'll be >corrected if I'

Re: nis+ / quota Question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Matt Tilley wrote: > Thats funny, I thought NIS+ was Sun's baby a couple of years ago (just > never took off - it was going to be the replacement for NIS (replacement > needed because of NIS's security holes)). I'm sure that I'll be > corrected if I'm off mark here. Yeah, i

Re: nis+ / quota Question

Thats funny, I thought NIS+ was Sun's baby a couple of years ago (just never took off - it was going to be the replacement for NIS (replacement needed because of NIS's security holes)). I'm sure that I'll be corrected if I'm off mark here. Sorry I can't provide info on "shared quota table" - Ma

Re: Apache question

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Wouldn't you also have to add the AllowOverride All line in > the directory config? No, since the directives in question are begin done in the server-wide config. AllowOverride indicates what directives are allowed in per-directory .htaccess files, which aren't bein

Re: Apache question

Wouldn't you also have to add the AllowOverride All line in the directory config? Kenny > > It's simple and yet it's not. I think Apache Week has at > least one article about it . > > The easiest path is something like the below. Replace "SR" > with the path to you

Re: nis+ / quota Question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Mike Spenard wrote: > just wondering if its possible to somehow do > some kind of shared quota table using nis+ Who knows? Nobody uses NIS+ -- not even Sun. -- "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?""Who watches the watchmen?" -Juvenal, Satires, VI, 347 Derek D. Martin

Re: nis+ / quota Question

In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 14:55:28 EST Mike Spenard said: >just wondering if its possible to somehow do >some kind of shared quota table using nis+ Don't know, Sun doesn't use NIS+, so neither do I :) -- Seeya, Paul Doing something stupid always costs less (up front) than

Re: Apache question

Paul Lussier wrote: > > I have a link that I want to restrict access to, so that when > someone clicks it, they must enter their username and password. > I know there's something about an htpasswd file somewhere, but > I don't know how to use it. It's simple and yet it's not. I think Apache Wee

nis+ / quota Question

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Apache question

Hi all, I've recently packed up my office, and therefore don't have my Apache book handy for reference, so I'm hoping someone can either point me to some online docs or explain how to do what I need to do. I have a link that I want to restrict access to, so that when someone clicks it, they

Re: Free Software Presentation at UNH.

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Any chance of posting your slides & notes somewhere afterwards for > those of us who can't make it? I won't be using slides, but I do have the speech prepared and will put it on-line (including a transcript of the Q+A period after) by Mar. 1. I'll

Re: NFS

Matt, I saw this type of thing happen quite often under 5.1/5.2 (it may still be a problem with 6.0/6.1 too, but I haven't played with it). Usually what I saw was that you had to stop all nfs, then stop anything related to portmap/rpc stuff, then start them all back up in the proper order. T

NFS

Hey all sorry for the long post, I had to do something I really didn't want to do this weekend. I had to reboot my server because of NFS. This is a little 486 that runs NFS, Apache, dhcpd, named, and all the other normal services, along with being my internet dialup server and IP MASQ server.

Re: perl/scripting problems

Quoting Adam Wendt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I've got two related but separate things I need to do. > 1) Recursivly assend into a directory and remove files that are under a > certain > size (lets just say 5k) > 2) Recursivly assend into a directory and move all the files of a certain > pattern (*.ht

Re: X Fonts/SuSE 6.3/XFree86 3.3.5

I have not had any serious problems with SuSE. In SuSE 6.0, 6.1, and 6.2, the networking scripts were broken when you had 1 nic as a dhclient NIC. There were fixed in 6.2, but there was another minor bug. The minor bug was fixed in SuSE 6.3. I had at one time had a problem with Mediaone and dh

Re: CurrentTime

Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan writes: > I though I would warn everybody about a little mistake that caused me a > one-day-headache: > Do not ever use CurrentTime as a variable name. The reason is: > X.h: #define CurrentTime 0L /* special Time */ > But to find the bug, it's a pain. All you

Re: smbclient ? and 2.0.6

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Robert W. Fowler III wrote: > does anyone know why i can see 8 or 9 other workgroups or servers when i > do a smbclient -L , (these are all different ones including NT > servers im using RedHat 6.1 with a samba upgrade to 2.0.6, all tha login > and shares or ok but the thing t

RE: perl question

> 1. Save the PID of the child process. I'm sure there's a way to do > this... > The fork function returns the PID of the child process to the parent process, or 0 to the child process. > >Whats the best way in perl to run an external command and if while executing > >the command I hit ctrl + c

smbclient ? and 2.0.6

Hi does anyone know why i can see 8 or 9 other workgroups or servers when i do a smbclient -L , (these are all different ones including NT servers im using RedHat 6.1 with a samba upgrade to 2.0.6, all tha login and shares or ok but the thing that troubles me is why can/should i see other wor

Re: X Fonts/SuSE 6.3/XFree86 3.3.5

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Jerry Feldman wrote: > I had installed SuSE 6.3 shortly after it came out as an upgrade from > SuSE 6.2. The only issue I had was with fonts. SuSE 6.3 uses XFree86 > 3.3.5 . Most everything is ok, but with Netscape, the standard horizontal > rule comes out a a sparsely do

Re: Postscript display

In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 11:57:38 EST Derek Martin said: >> means that the technology must be licensed. > >That seems improbable, since we have ghostscript and gv from the FSF. >There must be a way around that, or else they would not exist. It may be a free for personal use thing.

Re: perl question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > >Whats the best way in perl to run an external command and if while executing > >the command I hit ctrl + c it will just cancle the external command and contin > >ue on with the script instead of bailing out of everything? > > > Well, that's kind of to

Re: Postscript display

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Paul Lussier wrote: > Display Postscript I think was a great idea, the problem was the > implimentation. First of all, Adobe owns the rights to PS. That right there > means that the technology must be licensed. That seems improbable, since we have ghostscript and gv fro

Re: What uses /boot/module-info?

I thought /etc/modules.conf (or /etc/conf.modules) did that, built when you did (i'm not certain which) make modules or make modules_install? jeff smith Benjamin Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/14/2000 11:16:38 AM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Postscript display

On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Niall Kavanagh wrote: >> Display PostScript seems to be widely regarded as a great example of the >> wrong thing to do. > > What makes you say that? (honest question! not a troll!) Seems like it > makes rather a lot of sense to me; what with the way display technology is > tak

Re: Web based e-mail relay

On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Rich Payne wrote: > > Not sure about pop, but if you're interested in using IMAP (which might be > better suited for your neeeds) check out IMP at www.horde.org it works > fairly well. > > --rdp Yeah, I love IMAP (or at least I did, while my domain was working... damn Inte

CurrentTime

Hi, I though I would warn everybody about a little mistake that caused me a one-day-headache: Do not ever use CurrentTime as a variable name. The reason is: X.h: #define CurrentTime 0L /* special Time */ But to find the bug, it's a pain. All you can see is: parse error before 0L. F

Linux Slogan

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Re: df -l [was Stupig ? time....]

On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Ferenc Tamas Gyurcsan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The orig post was about df -l. Yes, Is looks like ls. Exactly:-). I forgot to > mention though that where df -l worked was a deb slink. Newer than redhat 5.2. > Ferenc Yes, RH 6.1 uses later version of GNU fileutils, 4.0

Re: perl question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Whats the best way in perl to run an external command and if while executing > the command I hit ctrl + c it will just cancle the external command and continue > on with the script instead of bailing out of everything? Try playing

Archive status

The mailing list archive site (www.mail-archive.com) has had some hardware failures which they are working to resolve. Until new hardware arrives, they are running at less than full capacity. No mail messages have been lost, but there is a delay in getting them onto the web archives (several day

Re: What uses /boot/module-info?

On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, Bill Freeman wrote: > At least on RedHat 6.0, there is a file: > /boot/module-info- > Does anyone know what uses this file and where it comes from? /boot/module-info is used by Red Hat's hardware auto-configuration utilities, such as Anaconda (the installer), Kudzu (b

Re: perl question

$SIG{INT} = 'IGNORE';#Cause Ctrl-C to have no effect... Use with caution... Or, $SIG{INT} = \&tsktsk; sub tsktsk { $SIG{INT} = \&tsktsk; warn "\aStop playing with the keyboard.\n"; } From: Perl Cookbook, recipe 16.18. Catching Ctrl-C, page 589 Bob - Original Message - Fr

Re: Free Software Presentation at UNH.

Only if you invite both Brett & RMS. Then we can keep warm from the flames. jeff smith Benjamin Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/14/2000 10:58:51 AM Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Free Software Presentation at UNH.

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Scott Garman wrote: > For those of you already familiar with the different ideologies driving > the Free Software movement, I will admit that my talk will be very > Stallman-esque. Cool. Let's invite Brett Glass and *really* have some fun. ;-) -- Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: Free Software Presentation at UNH.

Any chance of posting your slides & notes somewhere afterwards for those of us who can't make it? Any interest in building a GNHLUG website area on Linux & Open Source rationales? I've been collecting some of them, pointers more than anything, could be useful to let someone have a pointer to m

Re: perl question

Paul Lussier wrote: > > In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 03:18:25 EST > Adam Wendt said: > > >Whats the best way in perl to run an external command and if while executing > >the command I hit ctrl + c it will just cancle the external command and contin > >ue on with the script instead of bai

Re: perl question

On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Adam Wendt wrote: > Whats the best way in perl to run an external command and if while > executing the command I hit ctrl + c it will just cancle the external > command and continue on with the script instead of bailing out of > everything? I'm not quite sure what the probl

Free Software Presentation at UNH.

Hello all, I thought I would announce that on Thursday, Feb. 24, from 12:30-2:00 PM, I will be giving a presentation on the philosophy behind the free software movement. I'm doing it for the student chapter of the ACM at UNH, and I'm an undergraduate there studying Computer Science that's facinat

Re: perl question

Hi, >external command, but in order to deal with ctrl+c, you'll have to trap the >key sequence yourself, and deal with it elsewhere in your code. Maybe signal handling would help? Can't send any code though. Check out which signal Ctrl+C generates, and then you have to handle that. Ferenc

X Fonts/SuSE 6.3/XFree86 3.3.5

I had installed SuSE 6.3 shortly after it came out as an upgrade from SuSE 6.2. The only issue I had was with fonts. SuSE 6.3 uses XFree86 3.3.5 . Most everything is ok, but with Netscape, the standard horizontal rule comes out a a sparsely dotted line. Likewise, the text cursor, which should

HylaFax...

Hi All... Have a quick question... I'm attempting to use HylaFax, however I seem to have hit a brick wall. I can dial out using pppd without issue - so I know that the modem is functional on the system. I can "create" faxes using the sendfax program so that too is also not an issue. The

Re: Postscript display

-=> In a message dated: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 09:23:01 EST -=> Niall Kavanagh said: -=> -=> >> I think it is fairly safe to say that hell will freeze over first. -=> >> Display PostScript seems to be widely regarded as a great example of -=> >> the wrong thing to do. -=> > -=> >What makes you say that

Re: Web based e-mail relay

"Kenneth E. Lussier" wrote: > > I am looking for a web-based e-mal relay system. Hi Kenny, I threw together a perl web-based email system a couple of years ago. It can only read email from pop3 (no way to compose or send), but it would be trivial to add a send feature. I can send you

Re: Postscript display

To echo what Paul said, I also have the feeling that Adobe's support for Display PostScript [TM] is, uh, fairly soft at this point, since they came out with Acrobat. I know that the upper management here had to jump through hoops a few years ago to license the DPS technology just so that we could

Re: perl question

In a message dated: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 03:18:25 EST Adam Wendt said: >First off does anyone know of an email list thats dedicated to just asking >stupid questions about how to do stuff in perl so that I don't have to bother >the list with my questions? Check perl.com, they probably have one liste

Re: perl tutorials online

In a message dated: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 20:41:18 EST Benjamin Scott said: > Also, the core Perl documentation is pretty good, as language documentation > goes. You can find it in nice, neat, HTML form at > > http://www.perl.com/pub/v/documentation Well, Like Ben said, the core docs are as

Re: Postscript display

In a message dated: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 09:23:01 EST Niall Kavanagh said: >> I think it is fairly safe to say that hell will freeze over first. >> Display PostScript seems to be widely regarded as a great example of >> the wrong thing to do. > >What makes you say that? (honest question! not a troll

Re: rpm [was Re: DDoS detector ]

Benjamin Scott wrote: > > Actually, RPM uses the CWD (current working directory) to determine the path > to a file, just like any other program. > Cool. I love this list... I learn something new every day :) -Matt -- Matthew W. Herbert x75764 Spectrum Advanced Applications http://www.ap

Re: perl tutorials online

On Sat, 12 Feb 2000, you wrote: > Could someone suggest some good online sources for learning perl? I've been > shuffling through CPAN but I really haven't found much but "20 minute" > tutorials and advanced information. I had been reading something like "Learn > perl in 21 days" back when inform

Re: Web based e-mail relay

Kenny, If you've got the htm down try downloading cold fusion from allaire.com. CF is very similar to htm not to mention the gui helps a lot. CF has tags in it to do exactly what you're looking for. I did it at UPS a year and a half ago. I'd offer to help you but I'm on my way out the door now

Re: Web based e-mail relay

Ken's right. I tried Endymion's mailman and it does time-out after 30 days. But you might want to try "spmail" (small pig mail - don't ask me, I didn't name it). http://smallpig.net/spmail/spmail.shtml === PK Whelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] =

Re: Web based e-mail relay

Carefully read the license. I know that not long ago mailman was available for education and personal use without charge. Also, you might find it useful to look through the PHP examples, which includes a POP interface. - Marc On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote: > I have MailMan from

perl question

First off does anyone know of an email list thats dedicated to just asking stupid questions about how to do stuff in perl so that I don't have to bother the list with my questions? but until someone answers the first question I might as well ask a second one Whats the best way in perl to run