I am running it on a dedicated 7.1 machine. The machine is
by no
means a powerhouse but it does the job well, it is a P100/64MB ram.
What do you mean by good or bad? It does what it is supposed to.
On Fri, 23 Aug 2002, John Pescador wrote:
> Anyone running Squid on Red Hat Linux 7.3?
> Or on an
On Thu, 2002-08-22 at 16:11, MonMotha wrote:
> Set up an RSA keypair with no passphrase (and guard the private end with
> your life since it's not encrypted), and you can use SSH, which is MUCH
> MUCH more secure than rsh as rsh uses IP based authentication, which is
> trivial to bypass in many
On Fri, 2002-08-23 at 15:05, Eric Jeschke wrote:
> Dean,
>
> You should use ssh; rsh, like telnet, is a very unsafe protocol these
> days. You can automate the rsync transfer with cron using ssh, look at
> the latest issue of linux journal; it has an article on "keychain" which
> is what you want
It took me three tries to get the right md5sum for CD1 (two tries for
CD3, but no problem with CD2).
Warren's mirror is the only one in the whole US that I was able to
squeeze in. The heavy traffic probably caused problems in downloading
the ISO. (I was using Mozilla in the downloading, shou
On Fri, 2002-08-23 at 14:21, Vikram Khurana wrote:
> Thanks Ray,
> The package is showing as installed. I didn't realize that I needed to
> take off the i386 at the end of the package name
For package name in RPM, it is everything before the version and arch
stuff of the file name.
Do "rpm -qi pe
Red Hat Limbo 3 ("Null") is so professionally done and so polished that,
I believe, it will send a huge shock wave, not only to other Linux
distros but to Microsoft as well.
At the first sight, I did not like Limbo 3 at all, because it totally
messed up the default setup of KDE (Red Hat has ma
I've figured out part of the sendmail problem, my isp restored a router from
a set of back ups that was a lil to old and i had mixed old/new ip's (i had
gotten another seti was on the phone with tech support for of and on for
5 hours the lady didn't believe me she kept running line tests saying
On Sat, 24 Aug 2002 Dean wrote:
|| You should use ssh; rsh, like telnet, is a very unsafe protocol these
|| days. You can automate the rsync transfer with cron using ssh, look at
|| the latest issue of linux journal; it has an article on "keychain" which
|| is what you want. It uses as an exampl
