It just dawned on me, I volunteered my speakers, but I forgot to ask what they
are getting hooked upto. The use exposed wire leads for connections, not the
A/V plugs that most things use now (they're old speakers). I can bring my tuner
if we need that to run the speakers, too.
Kenny
Jerry,
If you're looking for a GUI frontend to the ipxutils and nwclient, you can use
gnlogin (http://www.wm.f2s.com/gnlogin-v1.3.tar.gz). I used it a few times, and
it works.
FYI,
Kenny
On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, cdowns wrote:
anyone know if there is a good novell client availabe for linux yet?
All,
Does anyone know if "-p all" in an ipchains rule actually means ALL protocols,
or does it only include tcp, udp, and icmp? I got the realAudio server for
RedHat, and I am trying to set it up on my webserver, but the webserver is
behind a firewall. I need to redirect the ports to the
Paul,
There are certain mice that you can do this with, but not all. There are
special "PS2/Serial" mice that will work with the connector, but a regular PS/2
mouse won't. Unfortunatly, it is dependant upon the wiring of the mouse itsef.
Kenny
Hi all,
Has anyone ever connected a PS/2
All,
I was wondering if there is a way to see how big an archive would be if I were
to tar an entire disk. What I want to do is pull the harddrive out of one box
and put it into another, but keep the content of the drive the same. I'm going
to have to make all sorts of changes to the
Well, ok, then Let's not ignore things here. I gave a fairly detailed
account of what I am looking to do, and why. Aparently, several people think
that there would be a better way to go about it, but no one is saying how! So,
if people have other solutions, please feel free to share them. I
By "make an image of the drive" do you mean a ghost image? If so, that really
won't do me much good because I'm going to be putting the dive in a different
system with much different hardware.
Kenny
At 04:00 PM 3/9/2000 , you wrote:
i'm by no means an expert but why don't you make a image of
All,
I am looking for a mail program for UNIX/Linux that works from the command
line. I need to be able to specify recipients (or preferably a file containing a
list of recipients), change the sender address, specify a file to get the body
text from, and attach a file. I thought that Mutt
I believe you can also add the path to /etc/ld.so.conf and run ldconfig
Kenny
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How do I tell the system to use /usr/local/lib
as well as /usr/local?
I can't remember how to get ld to permanently look here, but you might
try this:
export
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 http://www.apacheweek.com/.
The easiest path is something like the below. Replace "SR"
with the path to your
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