Re: Where to put 'calendar -a'

If I am logged in and there is a day change (working across midnight), then I would prefer the next day's calendar to be generated Right now I have something in cron.d, maybe cron.daily, and I see there is something that came with the distribution in .bashrc, and I don't seem to be getting ANYTHI

Using multiple gateways

Hi, I am running aslackware linux system with kernel 2.2.18, 384mb RAM, Squid2.4stable1, apache 1.3.14, and bind 8.1.2. I'd like to split some users off to a different gateway. Currently, the default gateway is a cisco 1003 router. Some customers I want to put onto a different machine which has

Re: mail/news client

There's innumerable mail clients, and a lot depends on just what you want to do. For speed and efficiency, I happen to prefer rmail under emacs. For news, I use gnus under emacs, but suspect there's an easier way. -- Haines Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.hartford-hwp.com KB1GR

gcc 3.0.

Hi Linux people ! I'm downloading just now the file gcc-3.0.tar.gz from ftp://ftp.gnu.org and i wanna quest if somebody already probed this new version of this compiler, with Java features built in. I'm SuSE 6.4 user. Need i anything special or the gcc don't require nothing that my syst

Re: mail/news client

On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Philips wrote: > > Hello! > > I'm using Netscape mail client for long time under different platforms. > But now I want to evaluate some other, preferably, lightweight mail/news > client. > > What MUAs respectable readers of this list are using? > >

Re: [mail/news client]

Hi Philips. I encourage you to probe the Mozilla mail client. I think it have all your requiremets. Regards. Jose Luis Alarcon Sanchez. Philips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello! I'm using Netscape mail client for long time under different platforms. But now I want to e

mail/news client

Hello! I'm using Netscape mail client for long time under different platforms. But now I want to evaluate some other, preferably, lightweight mail/news client. What MUAs respectable readers of this list are using? I need a number of features like mail folders/sub

Re: Where to put 'calendar -a'

On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, David Turetsky wrote: > I'm running from the command line but that does not sound like it should be > an obstacle > > However, if possible, I would prefer [if I may be permitted to be finicky] > to have this command executed only once on a given day, rather than each > time I

Re: Where to put 'calendar -a'

I'm running from the command line but that does not sound like it should be an obstacle However, if possible, I would prefer [if I may be permitted to be finicky] to have this command executed only once on a given day, rather than each time I log in during the day David - Original Message -

Re: Using multiple gateways

Hello Phillip! As long as I know this is impossible with single instance of Squid. Squid has no rules to direct different queries to different interfaces. Try to search lists/docs for tcp_outgoing_address - it order squid to use given address for outgoing connections.

Cpl R. A. Wukich

Hi All. I presume i am not the only one who receives mail from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> It would appier that Cpl R.A. Wulkich does not even read his "redirected mail" or even personal mail sent to his new address, i asked him politly to do something about all the mail his redirect is generating, no

Re: Where to put 'calendar -a'

On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, David Turetsky wrote: > I would like 'calendar -a' to be evoked the first time I log in > each day to my Debian Linux system > > That doesn't sound like a task for cron > > Where can I put that? If i want programs to be started when you login (i am presuming under X) then a

Where to put 'calendar -a'

I would like 'calendar -a' to be evoked the first time I log in each day to my Debian Linux system That doesn't sound like a task for cron Where can I put that? -- David Turetsky --- richSOB.com - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-newbie" in the body of