At 09:39 PM 3/9/2003 -0800, Jesse Armand wrote:
I want to login to a remote computer on my LAN,
how do i configure my connection so the other computer
at my LAN can't see my hostname by using
command : w
who
finger
You can't ... at least not in the sense you probably mean.
To m
Peter -- What you describe is not a problem particular to Red Hat. It can
affect any attempt to install non-distro-packaged source-code programs into
any distribution. In a way, it represents bad programming of the configure
script ... configure's *job* is to find where the things it needs are
Hi,
Since the dawn of RH5.2 I am struggling to install tgz packed programs. I
succeed only in 1 out 10. Usually when running configure somewhere it is
aborted with various error messages. I am using RH7.3 now and the installation
was made from scratch.
Now with the help of Richard, he traced t
I want to login to a remote computer on my LAN,
how do i configure my connection so the other computer
at my LAN can't see my hostname by using
command : w
who
finger
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On Sun, 9 Mar 2003, Ray Olszewski wrote:
Thanks for this detailed response, Ray.
>
> diald is a dialing daemon that uses pppd to maintain a persistent, or an
> on-demand, connection to a dial-up ISP. I thought its functionality had
> been superseded by pppd itself being capable of supporting persis
I didn't reply to this initially because I hoped someone who is more
current on dial-up would.
diald is a dialing daemon that uses pppd to maintain a persistent, or an
on-demand, connection to a dial-up ISP. I thought its functionality had
been superseded by pppd itself being capable of support
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, James Miller wrote:
> Newbie question:
>
> I've started experimenting with diald, since I'm planning on setting up a
> small network from which more than one computer will be needing to access
> the 'net. Diald works fine, in terms of connecting to the provider. My
> question i
On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Dave Pomeroy wrote:
> My old scsi cdrom will not boot. I'm installing from my windows hard
> drive. I've made a boot floppy and all goes as it should when I boot, it
> asks me for the location of the files and I tell it the path to my windows
> drive where the files for disk
