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>Good one! I like that...
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JFeole
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>Yes, it's the Windows "Nonexistent Edition."
>
>It doesn't do much, but they finally fixed all the security holes!
>
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Yes you can.. I usually turn off the SCSI host adapter bios (adaptec
2940 card) so I can boot properly from the IDE drives...An all scsi
system would be more preferable though for me. Buy, I wanted to utilize
a lot of the discarded hardware i had laying around..
>
>Can you mix IDE and SCSI
Hmnnn,
Well formed XML, eh? :)
JFeole
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>Come to think of it, with all the VM woes, the current kernel still *is*
>in the 2.3 tree :-)
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Benjamin Scott wrote:
>On Wed, 19 Sep 2001, Bayard Coolidge USG wrote:
>
>>My concern today is that we have been at least partially affected by
>>this Code virus ...
>>
>
> You mean the Nimda worm/virus? ("Admin" spelled backwards.) This one is
>great. It attacks vulnerabilities in MS Outloo
I have a Zoom 56k as well and have used it with no probs with Linux...
JFeole
Kurth Bemis wrote:
>On Mon, 9 Jul 2001, Jerry Kubeck wrote:
>
>>We here at ASI highly recommend USR modems (not USR or any other
>>Winmodems)
>>
>
> I've got a Zoom external at home and am quite happy with it. It h
Please let us know if that works, I for one would be interested as I
haven't tried that yet...
JFeole
> >
> > For another, you can actually run multiple copies of Samba on one
machine,
> > each a member of a different domain. The details I am not sure about,
but it
> > is covered in the d
I have been using the External version of that modem from Zoom (Dualmode 56k
v90) with Slackware running pppd and IPMasq, and now RH6.1 using the
kppp/pppd/IPChains with no problems...actually, I'm thinking of buying another
for a new project.
JFeole
From: Derek Martin <[EMAIL PROTE
My son and I are going to install one of these later on today in his RH6.1
box...Were you successful in getting beyong the X problems??
Thanks,
JFeole
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You need to be loading couple of modules that it's looking for...I think they :
are:
ppp_deflate
bsd_comp
Try:
# insmod ppp_deflate
# insmod bsd_comp
And then try a:
# lsmod
to make sure they're loadingIf this works, load these at boot time...
JFeole
From: Nadeem Kafi Khan <[EMAIL PR
One quick question on modules here. Is there a defined list of aliases that are
referenced to elsewhere in Linux or can you use any alias for the loading of the
modules in /etc/conf.modules??
Thanks,
JFeole
> alias sbpcd
> options sbpcd sbpcd=0x630,0
Bin
I'm using the IPChains IPmasq that comes with Linux...I like it, works well.
Thanks again,
JFeole
>
> No, it is a fixed 5 node lan at home...Only connects to the Inet via
pppd...
Ah, okay. Then presumably everything is on the same subnet. When eth0
is
No, it is a fixed 5 node lan at home...Only connects to the Inet via pppd...
Is eth0 connected to anything that ultimately gets you to the internet?
Thanks for your advice...It appears I may have mis-configured the defaulte route
initially when I re-installed last weekend...I
Well,
I sorta figured out how to make the pppd in RH6.1 work...Did some research at
the Redhat Bugzilla engine and came up with this info:
They suggest using the pppd 2.3.10-1 update on the errata page, which I tried.
They also suggest using the updated initscripts on the errata page which I a
And I know I'm not the only one having fun...
JFeole
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Subject: Re: pppd 2.3.10 questions
From: Paul Lussier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In a message dated: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 10:18:46 EST
John Feole -
I tried this and it still says the same thing. I added a defaultroute to the
/etc/ppp/options file...
To disable the default route to eth0, do I just take out the gateway setting in
the /etc/sysconfig/network file??
Thanks,
JFeole
> connect but it deosn't seem to add the ppp
Hi,
When I fresh installed the RH6.1 server
last Saturday, I setup the IPMasq setup using my previous configs that I
had tarred up beforehand...RH6.0 used pppd ver 2.3.7 and RH6.1 uses pppd
2.3.10 and it seems to have been changed...The first error I get with
the pppd 2.3.10 is a quick disconnect
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