I am trying to configure a server to send status e-mail to myself with
the mail command.
Sendmail is not running.
How can I set mail to use the regular SMTP server? It always wants to
use the local sendmail, which doesn't work because sendmail isn't running.
Want to buy your Pack or
I have 2 simple and unrelated questions
1. Where can I go to download the 128 bit version of Netscape
4.73, and ssh?
2. Purely for nostalgia, and simple curiosity, is there a place
that one can go to download packages for CDE??? I know that
Gnome and KDE are probably way better, but my
1:- when I Minimize some windows, I never find it, and I can't
restore it,
where is a windows ???
Gnome isn't nice enough just to give you a taskbar, and if that's
what you're used to it's kind of annoying at first. There is an
applet under the applet utilities menu. I can't find
Why use ghost?
just become root and do a dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/whatever
substitute the whatever with the file that represents the hard
disk you are trying to dump to.
Works great :-)
Dan
--
Civilization is the limitless multiplication of unnecessary
necessities.
-- Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a domain name registered to my IP Address. I am trying to set my Linux
box up as a mailserver. All I want to do, is be able to get mail at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can anyone out there give
me some advice as to how to set this up using
This came to my attention after fighting ksnuffle for a week
trying to get it to compile. So in frustration, I wrote to the
developer of ksnuffle and was told that the problem stems from
the fact that gcc 2.95 does not like me.
Since that time, I have tried to compile multiple apps/utilities
Get plugger.
http://fredrik.hubbe.net/plugger.html
Here is a list of mime types it supports. PNG is on there, along
with WAV, MIDI, MPEG, MP3, and a shitload of others.
It will make your web browsing in Linux as good as it is with
Windows. (Would be better except Netscape crashes a lot :-)
Glenn Johnson wrote:
Hi all. I'm anxiously awaiting installation of a DSL line here at home. Are any
of you currently accessing the web with DSL? If so, was it easy to set up and
get on-line? How is it done?
Thanks a million.
Glennzo...
Took me about an hour, because I didn't change
Romanator wrote:
Dan,
Are you set up to some sort of @Home cable service? I am racking my
brains trying to configure my LANcity modem with my cable service
through Linux Mandrake 7.0. I can't believe it is taking so long?
I am ready to give up on this!!
Any ideas?
Nope, no ideas.
Is there a way to use chroot to force a user to stay within a
specific directory tree when logged in with bero-FTPD?
I have a number of FTP accounts on this computer, and would like
to keep the users from changing out of their home directories.
Security thing :-)
TIA,
Dan
andy barnes wrote:
What is the quickest, easiest and safest route to get into root when you
are logged on as a user, and is it possible to do so without cutting
your ISP connection?
go to the command line
type "su" w/o the quotes.
enter the password
off you go.
Dan
Mike Perry wrote:
Install the Mozzilla fonts in your Netscape.
YES!! Thanks for pointing that out. Easy to install, and the
fonts are really nice.
Dan
Vic wrote:
I need serious help here, I tried to install ProFtp because I
thought it was "sooo neat" and NOW--
I can't even do ftp at all!!
God I am ready to kick this dam computer out the
phreaking window
Sorry about that, would anyone know how I can
get my ftp server back online??
Stephen Bosch wrote:
I'm probably not gonna be a lot of help since I haven't done the
new kernel thing for a long time. However, as I recall, when you
type 'make config' it gives you three choices for every option.
y,n, or m. If you type 'n' then it doesn't make anything. You
have
Richard Kim wrote:
how do you start the sendmail program?
As a daemon, or from the command line?
From the command line, just type in sendmail and follow its
instructions. As a daemon, you will probably have to use some
init editor to tell it to start sendmail when the computer boots.
Dan
Barry Winch wrote:
This has to be a case of missing the obvious!! I have installed Manfrake 6.1
(2.2.13-22mdk). I can FTP and TELNET OUT of the box, but I can't telnet in,
no connection is ever established I can't even "telnet 127.0.0.1", all I get
is :
Connected to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Joel West wrote:
PLease pardon my ignorance but :
What is LDAP?
Why would I use LDAP?
How do I use LDAP?
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
As I recall...I think its to help integrate UNIX stuff with a
Netware 4.1+ directory tree. But I could be wrong...look it up
on the
I downloaded and installed Netscape 4.72 today, and just had a quickie
question.
When I installed, I attempted to check my e-mail with messenger, and Netscape
crashed. So, I ran it from a terminal to see the error messages. It crashed
again, and displayed the error message "Bus Error"
David van Balen wrote:
As a side note, xcdroast should run as root so that cdrecord can run with
a more favorable nice value, reducing the possibility of buffer underruns.
Hence running as suid root and not changing the ownership of the file...
DvB
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aaron Zuercher wrote:
Hello,
I'm used to using MS Outlook Express and also Agent for email in Windows.
Looking for a comparable program in Linux.
Any Ideas?
Thanks,
Aaron
Netscape. Or Kmail. Or Spruce. Or Balsa. Or Pine. :-) Or Elm :-)
Actually, Magellen is what I am waiting
Joe Knapp -Technician wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm 3 days old in linux. Using ver 7.02 of mandrake (GOD THAT WAS A LONG
DLOAD!). Heh, anyway my question is a simple one, what is the best
programming envinronmet for coding c in linux? I'm just looking for some
opinions on this one so go ahead
"Hill, Andrew" wrote:
I need a little help!
I wanted to gain access to my windows drives, hda1 and hda5/6, as a
normal user. I asked for advice and received some which suggested adding
a new user group and allowing this group access to the hda1/5/6. I did
this using linuxconf, this
Lets see, I use Netscape 99% of the time, even on Windows. The Netscape
for Linux is bloated and not terribly stable, but it has more featurs
than anything else out there.
I also use KFM/Konqueror, and Amaya.
Unfortunatly, I admit to some use of Internet Explorer. What a piece of
crap that
You could try using the timetool.
Go to a console and type "su -c timetool" enter the root password and
off you go.
Dan
In your .bash_profile file, or whatever shell you use, add the
following:
alias ls='ls -Fa'
then whenever you type ls, it will actually do an ls -Fa.
Dan
I am trying to install ethereal 0.8.3. It needs libsnmp.o, does anyone
know where to get the sources for this library???
Dan
On Mon, 27 Dec 1999, you wrote:
How can someone sign up for ICQ when running Linux? My niece wants to
sign up for her own account But ICQNIX doesnt support that feature. I
cant find anything on ICQ's site to let her sign up there. Any Ideas?
Hugh
--
"I haven't lost my mind -- it's
According to my know it all LInux book:
"Because they just standard (but removeable) SCSI or IDE disks most aspects of
their use are similar to those for other block devices."
In other words:
Find out which disk represents your zip drive. hda, hdb, hdc, or hdd.
Then edit your fstab with the
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I've installed the linux, and at the screen of a linux logo there, it ask me to type
the login name and password, after I type it, it don't not go to the KDE interface
but go into the bush command interface like dos ...how can I get into the KDE
interface?
On Fri, 24 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Would anyone know of a shockwave plugin thats a rpm? Or how about a
real working sub.?
Thanks in advance
Hugh
--
"I haven't lost my mind -- it's backed up on tape somewhere."
--
Macromedia makes a Shockwave plugin for Linux. I have used it and it works
On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I have just purchased Linux-Mandrake and decided to install it on one of my
computers. I decided to let it have all three of the HDD's. Now that I
have installed it I want to try other things such as a duel boot, but all I
have is Linux right now. If I
I have a question.
After spending my day at work fixing some problems with Windows it lead me to
think about this.
Why is Linux more Stable than Windows???
All I hear about is how great Linux is compared to Windows but none of my books
really explain WHY except that it is free.
Linux
I am attempting to set up NIS to share passwords between two Linux computers.
When I go to make the NIS database I get the following:
failed to send 'clear' to local ypserv: RPC: Program not registeredfailed to send
'clear' to local ypserv: RPC: Program not registeredyphelper: This program is
I have been trying to make an NIS database to share passwords and groups
between my two Linux computers, but I keep on getting the following errors when
I try to make the database:
failed to send 'clear' to local ypserv: RPC: Program not registeredfailed to send
'clear' to local ypserv: RPC:
On Tue, 07 Dec 1999, you wrote:
You probably get this question alot, but here goes:
Ive got a little home network, with NT 4 as a server. I keep all my
downloads on NT, for exemple, so how do i view them in linux? Is there
something I have to do in NT, AND in samba?
Also, after a few
Thanks for the help. I now have two more problems. These are probably the
last two before I will have Mandrake running as well as my old RH 5.2 setup.
First is this, I have an HP CDRecorder Plus IDE cdrecorder on /dev/hdd. I
would like to be able to burn cds with it. I have cdrecord version
Well.
I just got Mandrake Installed. So far nothing but grief with it. Don't know
what its doing but I have a couple of problems.
1. Seems that it installed KDE fine. Only problem is that it somehow messed
up the graphics for the buttons. NONE of the KDE apps have the correct pixmaps
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