I have Mandrake 9.0. I'm trying to run Broadcast 2000 with my firewire
card. I know that Mandrake knows about the card and loads a module for
it (ohci1394) but harddrake2 refuses to see it. What, if anything, can
I do to get the information on my firewire card to set the settings in
Broadcast 20
I had a problem before with fetchmail hanging, and after deleting the
first message from the server, I get the problem back.
After the mail server reports the number of messages waiting and the
size of each, I get the following. The fist line here reports the size
of the last (15th) file on the m
I have corrected this issue. I was running it as a daemon but I had a
typo in one of my SMTP run script.
I know have qmail working and have a question I feel almost foolish
about asking.
If I send a message to a user on the server I have to send the address
like [EMAIL PROTECTED] for the message
1. Are you running qmail as a daemon or through inetd? If through inetd,
what does the actual line in /etc/inetd.conf look like?
2. When you attempt to telnet to port 25 on the machine and fail, does
anything turn up in the server's logs? Either from qmail itself or from any
firewall you may ha
I have installed qmail and it appears to be working correctly. I can
send messages using qmail-inject to accounts on the system. However the
SMTP part does not seem to be working correctly. When I telnet (locally
or remotely) to port 25 it hangs. It connects but then sits with no
greeting messages.
On Thursday 17 October 2002 16:38, Dragos LUNGU wrote:
> http://www.lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html
Okay, I'm trying to implement this atm... But I'm slightly confused about one
thing...
The document says:
>>>
Let us first set some symbolical names. Let $IF1 be the name of the fir
On Thursday 17 October 2002 15:21, Alan Womack wrote:
> There basically has to be a layer
> someplace that reassembles the packets from two different sources.
I had a look, but couldn't see any software that could do this. It would be a
'neat' solution though, as it would enable file downloads at
On Thursday 17 October 2002 16:38, Dragos LUNGU wrote:
> 4.2. Routing for multiple uplinks/providers
> A common configuration is the following, in which there are two
> providers that connect a local network (or even a single machine) to the
> big Internet.
>
> http://www.lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb
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Hi...
How do I can read a udf CDrom?... this format is used in operating systems
like windows... In other windows like, you see an application and later run
this app you can see all the contents in this type of CDs... but if I mount
this CD I can
>
> Simon wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> Hi,
> [...]
>
> > Is there a clever trick I can do, to allow my home net to use the
> available
> > bandwidth on both connections? It would be weird, as they would both
> have a
> > very different real-world IP... But is it in any way possible? Seems
> a shame
> >> Seems a
> >> shame
> >> to have this bandwidth knocking about unused.
>
> Try a google search on shutgun internet access, a modem manufacturer
> a few years ago came out with a kit to use two dialup modems to get
> 106K access. You might find something that way. There basically
> has
> I recently (yesterday) upgraded my home internet connection from BT ADSL
> (512k/256k), to NTL Cable(1Mb/256k), for the extra speed. However,
> for the next 30 days I seem to be the owner of two broadband connections in
> my home.
>
> I have a linux (2.4.19) box running as the gateway for my hom
Simon wrote:
> Hi,
Hi,
[...]
> Is there a clever trick I can do, to allow my home net to use the
available
> bandwidth on both connections? It would be weird, as they would both
have a
> very different real-world IP... But is it in any way possible? Seems
a shame
> to have this bandwidth knock
>> Seems a
>> shame
>> to have this bandwidth knocking about unused.
Try a google search on shutgun internet access, a modem manufacturer a few years ago
came out with a kit to use two dialup modems to get 106K access. You might find
something that way. There basically has to be a layer
Hi,
I recently (yesterday) upgraded my home internet connection from BT ADSL
(512k/256k), to NTL Cable(1Mb/256k), for the extra speed. However,
for the next 30 days I seem to be the owner of two broadband connections in
my home.
I have a linux (2.4.19) box running as the gateway for my home
netw
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