Not necessarily, try http://updates.redhat.com/xxx where xxx is your
version number. From what I understand, perl scripts are available once
installed can do the updates for you. However krud is probably going to
be a better value than rhns since both cost he same but krud provides a
set of cd's
There are a couple of things that are unclear from what you wrote.
1. Are you installing using dpkg or apt-get?
2. What version of X are you installing (I know what Woody, the current
Debian Stable, installs, but I don't remember what Potato was doing or what
package names it used, and I don't
Hello. I have an old machine I use mostly for email and light duty
browsing - nothing fancy. It is a P 75 with 32 MB RAM 1 MB (forgot which)
PCI video card and < 1 GB HD. I have an old AOC B&W monitor hooked up to
it.
I had RH 6.2 on there, but was not very happy with it. I was running fvwm
f
hmmm, mail coming from such sources usually contains the program
identification string that wrote the mail in the first place if memory
serves. Why not reject any email from a non-compliant mta attaching a
message onto the rejected email stating x is a non-compliant mail
transport agent and messa
What does it means and how can I correct?
[root@linux securetar]# patch -p3 < securetar.c.diff
patching file securetar.c
Hunk #1 FAILED at 231.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file securetar.c.rej
---here the files---:
#securetar.c [end part]
/**
Hi,
For billing and licensing reasons in our product, I need to be able to identify
machines when they connect to our server...
The issue that we have is that these machines may be behind a NAT firewall and we dont
see the real IP of the machine...
Is there any way at all to identify a socke
http://java.isavvix.com/devspace.jsp
http://www.webappcabaret.com/index.html
try those two...
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ramzez
> Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 5:47 PM
> To: linux
> Subject: free JSP host
>
>
> -BEGIN
Hello,
I am trying to decide between RedHat and SuSE distributions for my next
Linux project.
I have heard that SuSE has free update system that is automatic - I don't
have to search and apply each related update. Anyone know if that is true?
RedHat has something similar, but isn't that a pai
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Hi...
I have a trouble with konqueror "file manager"... I copied some Image files
in one directory; i use the preview to see icons with the image... later I
use the console and rename some files with names that are in the directory..
ok; now if I wa
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Hi...
first excuse me for this off-topic... but I need some FREE host to support
JSP ( it'll be better if support DataBase too) Somebody know something about
this type of hosting?
I find mycgiserver.com but I need other too
so thanks
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On Mon, Oct 07, 2002 at 01:54:11PM +, Heimo Claasen wrote:
> So why starting up Linux _does_ demand to have them insterted ?
> I found numbers of such indications in articles, Howtos etc.
>From the man page of mount:
The mount command serves to attach the file system found on some device t
> The kernel hasn't load the appropriate module when fstab is parsed
> during the boot process, so you get the error.
I don't think this is the reason; the module _is_ loaded with the
kernel but if the adapter with a CF card is not present/inserted it's
with executing 'fstab' that the "[FAILED]"
Yes, there is an problem with an increasing number of mail troubles.
No, this is not a Fetchpop problem: I see it with all sorts of mail
transport agents (MTAs) not only under Linux.
My suspicion for the reasons go towards a specific recent version of
the Outhouse Excremental Exploder, perhaps ev
On Sunday 06 October 2002 22:20, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> Sorry, but you can't do it that way. To write to a CD, you actually have to
> control the CD burner part of the CD device ... it's not just like writing
> to a filesystem.
Thinks
It appears that I will have to try a different approach.
Tha
Hmm, there are a lot of different things to consider for this. Many
people will give (and probably already have given) you their opinion as
to what is best. Just to add to the confusion, here are my thoughts on
these issues:
The concept of a "backup server" is fairly good. Because disk space is
s
sure, ls * | less
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'split' is my friend and works beautifully.
P.
On Mon, 2002-09-30 at 14:30, Paul Furness wrote:
> Hi, everyone.
>
> I seem to remember seeing somewhere a handy Linux prog that will take a
> gz or zip file, and re-package it into a number of smaller zip files. I
> don't remem
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