Maurizio Conti wrote:
Ciao a tutti,
scusate se mi intrometto,
ma anche io ho lo stesso problema.
Cosa significa "nella directory in cui sto non c'e` un
Makefile"
Cos'รจ un make file??
man make
gv /usr/doc/pmake-2.1.34/tutorial.psc
make e` un programma usatissimo dagli sviluppatori
It was Sep 28, 2000, 23:25, when [EMAIL PROTECTED] keyboarded:
are their any partitioning programs available in the distro, i need to
readjust my partition so i have more room
You can use FIPS, which is a freeware DOS program that comes in the
DOSUTILS dir.
You can also go to www.freshmeat.net
-Original Message-
From: Larry Marshall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 6:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [newbie] The finale of the linux vs. windows. vs. tanks
batmobiles :)
Look at existing realities rather than speculation. Microsoft has
So run your email through a filter before downloading it? Combine that
with serious bitching at your phone company for being overpriced.
clipped to reduce $$$
No it is not that simple.
I frequently used to work overseas. I collected my e-mail using a
laptop/cellphone, often at 2400bps due
Hello Lists!
I'm posting this to both expert and newbie because I'm not sure how much
cross subscription goes on, and I'm not exactly sure what catagory this
message falls into.
I'm going to be installing a Mandrake system soon, and I know you can back
up the file that has the install
*hands you the keys to a nice shiny station wagon* you're right the tanks
are hard to use why bother ..enjoy the car.
Lonny -- driving away in tank
=)
Uh...the free tanks are hard to use.
dwyatt
It was Sep 29, 2000, 11:03, when [EMAIL PROTECTED] keyboarded:
While reading a UNIX book I was wondering (chapter mounting), how does a
device (for example a CDROM player or a disk drive) appear in the /dev
directory ? The book told me that when you for example mount a floppy
drive it should
It was Sep 29, 2000, 14:38, when Grant Walton keyboarded:
As I say, I only saw the message once, and then briefly - a whole list of
'semi-colons missing from line' then the line numbers of a file which I
must admit I didn't make a note of. Having tried the installation several
times in
Is it possible to setup up a small 2nd HD running DR-DOS, and that way have
access to older DOS games and still not have a Mickeysoft product on my 'Nix
box?
Thanks in advance! ;-)
--
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Mark Johnson wrote:
Look at existing realities rather than speculation. Microsoft has
announced
that they will likely produce only one more MS-Office upgrade before this
product becomes an Internet-server distributed product.
Why is this a bad thing
Original Message:
From: michael [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: OT [newbie] Microsoft and George W. Bush
Date: 09/29/00 16:10:55
So run your email through a filter before downloading it? Combine that
with serious bitching at your phone company for being overpriced.
All this
So run your email through a filter before downloading it? Combine that
with serious bitching at your phone company for being overpriced.
For a start, I would have to download at least the headers (which are often
several k) in order to filter.
Secondly, International roaming rates are
OK , here is some info from the files :
---host.conf---
order hosts,bind
multi on
and nothing in hosts.allow and hosts.deny
Ilian Zarov
Programmer - A red-eyed, mumbling mammal capable of conversing with
inanimate objects.
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, you wrote:
Hi,
Check your
I think you ned to look into your /etc/resolv.conf filecheck that the
nameserver setup is correct in the file. It should look something like:
search foobar.com #where foobar.com is your ISP
nameserver aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd #nameserver 1
nameserver aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd #nameserver 2
--
Zap
I just wanted to know if there is a way to change a dir and all sub dir to give rights
to everyone.(I have a public folder in a samba network and the rights are all screwed
up)
I want to be able to add, remove and modify in this directory tree and have someone
else be able to see use and
I have no trouble groking my email and I'm sure I probably receive at
least as much as you do along with all the work I actually have to
do. Besides as I said about 30 messages ago the thread would have died
long ago if people stopped telling others to kill it. If nobody responds
then the thread
Hi Larry,
Let me see if I've got this straight. Your wanting cron to run a script that will
log an idle user off the system and return to the gui startup screen. Right? I'm
not sure if cron is the best method though. How will it determine that the user
is not active and log them out
it didn't detect my 2nd floppy drive. I fitted two, just because I had one
spare.
- Original Message -
From: "Paul" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2000 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Just wondering...
It was Sep 29, 2000, 11:03, when [EMAIL
It was Sep 29, 2000, 17:55, when Joan Tur keyboarded:
I wonder if what's in the /home dir is compatible among the different
versions of Linux (Mandrake 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, etc)...
And i'm making that question because i've tryed to install Mandrake
7.2b3 on (maybe that's the problem) 7.1 and it
BANG!!
It died.
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Austin L. Denyer wrote:
I frequently used to work overseas. I collected my e-mail using a
laptop/cellphone, often at 2400bps due to poor international connectivity,
at International roaming rates ($1.60/minute). At that rate, a 10k (with
headers)
SYMPA doesn't like me. Again trying to repost this message. -Gary-
on 9/27/2000 got SYMPA error back, this seemed to be what was missing from
on 9/27/2000 got SYMPA error back, this seemed to be what was missing from
the postings -- resubmitting sorry if accidental duplication. -Gary-
I have to agree with Lance. I was told off by someone the other day because
I told them not post crap to the list and like Lance I spend more time
deleting junk than reading good informational posts. Please for the love of
God, don't post junk here!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL
I just wanted to know if there is a way to change a dir and all sub dir to give
rights to everyone.(I have a public folder in a samba network and the rights are all
screwed up)
Sure...as root just type
chmod -R 777 /directorypath/name
Cheers --- Larry
No you don't. Just set your email host up with the filters you want. It's
not at all hard unless you have a retarded server. *shrugs*
Which is fine if your ISP allows it (I do not have my own permanent mail
server yet).
It's not just about OT messages. If a list is moderated then fine let
It was Sep 29, 2000, 10:20, when Richard Davies keyboarded:
59 22 * * * root passwd -l katrina
00 23 * * * root halt
00 8 * * * root passwd -u katrina
I think you should try and figure out a script to determine the PID of the
Xserver, and let cron do a kill -9 on that. That will kick the login
try this
as root or su make a group called "your group name"
then
create a directory in /home doesn't matter what it is called
next
chgrp "your group name here" /home/"your directory name here"
now
chmod 770 /home/"your directory name here"
chmod g+s /home/"your directory name here"
Then go to
It was Sep 29, 2000, 12:31, when [EMAIL PROTECTED] keyboarded:
I just wanted to know if there is a way to change a dir and all sub dir
to give rights to everyone.(I have a public folder in a samba network
and the rights are all screwed up)
I want to be able to add, remove and modify in this
Did you install the developer install? If you plan on doing any programming, I
highly suggest you do the developer install route during installation.
please help me out?
i could not locate gcc,g++ Gcc/G++ compilers at all
in /bin /sbin /usr/bin /usr/sbin.
--
Anthony
Yep, I've tried it. It looks a lot like Outlook, and any outlook lovers will
really like it. I personally like it's multiple identities feature, and it's
got some pretty cool features. It also includes a calender and addressbook. The
bad points? It's still in beta, and extremelly buggy for me. If
Linux seems to be one of those things that is hard to get set up, and after
it is it works much better that Windonts. First there is the problem of
Yep...I guess my view is that with another year of the current efforts to
address that installation stuff, this isn't going to be a problem.
If I remember right (which means I could be wrong : ) /dev contains the
files for every possible hardware device you could ever attach to your
system. That's why it's so big (my /dev has 2234 files, "ls /dev | wc -l"). I
remember reading an article on how the 2.2.4 kernel changes that so that the
Well I can tell you what you did wrong. At the end of the Helix-Gnome
installation, it asks if you'd like to keep your current login, or set it up to
use Helix-Gnome's login. It defaults to Helix-Gnome's. So I guess you just
missed that step.
Unfortunatly, I do not know what file decides what
Yes, they are. I've succesfully upgraded to 7.1 from 7.0, and to 7.0 from 6.1
all using the same /home partition. It's the easy way to upgrade since most of
your config files are still intact. And yes, I'm guessing the beta 7.2 is what
caused it not to work. At least I hope that's what it was!
hmmm.
i just did a large HD with win98 / mandrake, and norton disk doctor thinks i have a
partition problem tho both OSs work fine, so i believe it just can't recognize
the linux partition. if eveything is working fine for you, maybe it's ok??? i'm not
really sure. i suppose this
Mark Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked the question:
Do we hate MS software because of Bill Gates, or because of the techical merit
of their programmers, or because of it's environment/culture, or all of the above.
me says:
i hate M$ because their software stinks. i still use Ami Pro 3.0 as a
in my logs I have a few things that I would like to clear up...
##
LOGS
##
#1 :: Sep 29 15:40:00 adrock CROND[1120]: (root) CMD (
"Ronald J. Hall" wrote:
Is it possible to setup up a small 2nd HD running DR-DOS, and that way have
access to older DOS games and still not have a Mickeysoft product on my 'Nix
box?
[snip]
Ronthat's exactly what I have on my system. I have 3 scsi
drives, but my boot drive is an ide
This is one of the most common newbie questions, and one that gave me fits
before I figured out the "secret".
First off, I suggest rpm's instead of doing it by source. RPM's are just plain
easier. But if you're stuck on source, or need the source for some reason...
Untar the file. ("tar -xvzf
I havemadrake 6.5
installed on an AMD K-6 233 with 96M. Its running perfectly, but I want to
do a reinstall to get more familiar with the process.
I downloaded the CDROM iso
images and booted from the install CDROM. Just after the SCSI probe completes,
Linux begins "Loading second stage
It's a temp file that's written there and evaporates when the device is
unmounted. (umount)
--
Mark
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You might try chmod-ing it to 4755, or you could chown it to $USER.$USER
and then you'd be able to use the binary of Kmail yourself, but of course
non of the other users would be able to use it. That is if there are other
users on your system using Kmail. You might also try re-installing the
May the Lord Our God bless you Olf.Liungman.
First of all I want to thank you for your grate desire to help me. And
yes I did try that command but it did not work. But last nigh ,the Lord
had mercy on me,by allowing me to see exactly where the problem was ,it
wasn't the commands or what I did ,it
i just did a large HD with win98 / mandrake, and norton disk doctor thinks i have a
partition problem tho both OSs work fine, so i believe it just can't recognize
the linux partition. if eveything is working fine for you, maybe it's ok??? i'm not
really sure. i suppose this doesn't
entertaining, isn't it?
--
Mark
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Hey all I was just wondering who answers these questions we all ask because
ive read some I could help answer but NOT sure if I can.
Can anybody that knows the answer respond. I have a question about security
if I dont use linux for the internet only windows do I still have to disable
my ports
If I remember right (which means I could be wrong : ) /dev contains the
files for every possible hardware device you could ever attach to your
system. That's why it's so big (my /dev has 2234 files, "ls /dev | wc -l"). I
"Big" is an wonderful word. /dev is only a shade over 100k.
In a message dated 29-Sep-00 08:31:50 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No it is not that simple.
I frequently used to work overseas. I collected my e-mail using a
laptop/cellphone, often at 2400bps due to poor international connectivity,
at International roaming rates
Vic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BANG!!
It died.
===
Hitler
"Many loads of beer were brought. What disorder, whoring, fighting, killing
and dreadful idolatry took place there!"
Baltasar Rusow, Estonia, 16th century
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, you wrote:
I installed this PnP Acer modem but despite reading docs on setserial and
isapnptools, have not succeeded in getting it recognized. In Win95 it sits
on Com3, IRQ9
Has anyone installed this modem successfully on their Mandrake system?
Any help much appreciated.
Heh, cool. I would join, but I'm in my own little group and I can't share
credits back and forth. But I love the idea of SETI, and I"m one of those who
belives that there is extraterrestrial life. The universe is too big for there
not be. So if anyone reading this hasn't downloaded SETI yet, I
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