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Does anyone know what else can I do to solve this?
Thanks,
At least in Mozilla, there is a problem that may be related. The problem
is that mozilla doesn't handle Courier's limitation on number of
simultanious connections properly. Try going to Edit/MailNewsgroup
Hi guys!
I am having a DHCP problem. I have a dozen RedHat 9 workstations that are booting via a fixed address DHCP server.
The dhcpd.conf file has an entry like the following for each host:
host bob {
option host-name bob.fh.huji.ac.il;
hardware ethernet 00:0d:9d:d9:25:00;
I recall a similar problem:
1 RH workstation
12 Debian Workstation
If the net went down the redhat (7.2) lost it's ip and never recovered it.
The problem seemed to be in pump (the dhcp client) in RH. While the
debians ISC dhcp-clients kept trying to find the DHCP server, pump gave
up until it
On an ugly morning I received the following message when booting
my NIS server:
mounting proc filesystem [ ERROR ]
dup2: bad file descriptor
On an uglySUNDAY! evening I received the same message from my samba 3
server. :-(
After a while of googling I found the following solution which
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, guy keren wrote:
We already have CD's of RH 8 and RH9 at the office. We expect to see
both of them at customer
sites.
from stability point of view, you should install RH 9.0 - but it's a dead
goat because of redhat's recent moves.
i got my PC installed with fedora
On Sat, 3 Apr 2004, guy keren wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for the missfire earlier (pine ...).
since the machine has a pentium 4 with hyper-threading, i installed an SMP
kernel and it now runs with '2 CPUs' - does windows XP does this
out ofthe box, by the way? (i don't know since i didn't
