Satish
Considering the fact stated here, you should have attached the file as a
text file, not just a file. I run windows here and the file came up as an
unknown format, since there was no file extensions. So better send such
attachments as .txt, since mostly people don't reject .txt attachments.
See below.
At 03:57 PM 5/30/02 -0500, docv wrote:
>Fellow Newbie listers,
>
>I am running a dual boot (RH7.3 & WinME) box. Due to the purchase of a new
>Digital Video Camera and the firewire board to transfer videos, I have
>also had to purchase a new 40Gig 7200RPM HD. For some unknown reason,
Fellow Newbie listers,
I am running a dual boot (RH7.3 & WinME) box. Due to the purchase of a
new Digital Video Camera and the firewire board to transfer videos, I
have also had to purchase a new 40Gig 7200RPM HD. For some unknown
reason, I can not mount any partition from the new 40Gig drive
On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 04:21:57PM -0700, Dan Bentson-Royal wrote:
> I feel foolish - I am trying to print from OpenOffice and started
> reading the built-in help. The very Ffirst thing I am told to do is
> "Click the New Printer button." and I absolutely cannot find that.
Hmmm... Hadn
At 9:55 AM +0530 5/30/02, Sridhar J wrote:
>Hi
>
>Something offtopic, but one question, what is a hardware modem and what is a
>software modem?
Check the site called "Winmodems are not modems; Linux Information
Page" at http://www.idir.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html
--
Bob Batson
On Tuesday 30 May 2000 13:57, Seth Callen wrote using one of his keyboards:
> 1) Can anyone recommend a good program or utility (and where to d/l it
> from) that can detect things like port scans, and attempts to hack into a
> linux box ?
for portscans - portsentry - www.psionic.org if I rememb
satish,
You send a mail attachment to the list related to the topic, but I
suggest you consider alternatives. Because attachments are often
carriers of virii or wormen, many people configure their mail readers
to reject anything with attachments, and some mail servers block any
mail with attachme
1) Can anyone recommend a good program or utility (and where to d/l it
from) that can detect things like port scans, and attempts to hack into a
linux box ?
I;ve heard of packet sniffers, but do they actually detect, or just capture
massive amounts of data ?
2) also what basic methods can
Hi sridhar,
Please go through the attachment.
Regs,
sathish
Hi,
The following talks about Hardware and Software modems.
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Modem Taxonomy:
--
A modem is a peripheral device that enables compute
> I'm not sure if I can capture the console messages as the system is shutting
> down.
If you compile a kernel without ACPI or APM support, the messages will just
sit on the screen long enough for you to copy them out by hand. You should be
able to get the same effect by editting the shutdown scr
This, being a Linux list, is a horrible place to get into this
discussion...
On Thu, 30 May 2002 00:59:15 +0300, Raider wrote:
> Bottom
> line - OpenBSD doesn't even bother with the usability.
>
In what sense are you referring to usability?
Where I've never been able to make sense of Linux's p
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