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I am trying not to nit-pick but I was going through my mailbox and I noticed
that one of the favorite subject line for unsubscribing to the list also
happpens to be
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Subject: HELP how do i get off this damn list
...etc ...
Boy it is going to be difficult to
I hope I can help but I can only guess ...
-I did ./config, make and make install with all of them, no problem with
the smaller programs, but the big ones have either,
- module dependencies, wich shouldn't be there cause the asked modules are
allready installed (MICO asked for Qt
Hi ... I have been following the thread of mails on this list about people not
knowing how to unsubscribe from this list. This is what I have to say and my
suggestion to solve this problem.
A lot of people join this list because they are newbies ... and I expect a
great deal of them rely on a
I am having problems starting ppp in Mandrake 7. My modem and did not
have any problems when I was using Mandrake 6.1 but after the upgrade I cannot
use ppp anymore I checked the /var/log/messages and saw a message
complaining about module char-major-108 but i have kind of fixed that
You probably did it already but did you run lilo after editing the lilo.conf?
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 06:36:10AM -0800, MERCATOR GmbH wrote:
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Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2000 06:28:39 -0800 (PST)
From: MERCATOR GmbH [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: jpgois [EMAIL
I came across information sometime ago about how to make use of the three
silly windows keys that are absolutely useless in linux. However, I cannot
remember if it was on this list or somewhere else.
Anybody has any ideas how to map win keys to things ike alt or ctrl or other
mappings?
Boy ... u are going to get a lot mails with differing opinions with a mail
like that ... Running Linux by Matt Welsh or Matt Walsh seems to be pretty
popular.
On Fri, Nov 12, 1999 at 07:18:05AM -0800, jeff wrote:
Hello.
Now that I have most of my little problems under control. I guess I
Yes fips does do a non-destructive resize. The interface is a quite like the
fdisk (linux) interface. Make sure you read the README first or else you
might not know what you need at different stages of the re-partitioning.
Hope this helps.
On Fri, Oct 29, 1999 at 04:24:00AM +, Ron
I am not sure about Linux-Windows95 on PILP. The author od the PLIP HOWTO
has specifically mentioned that there have been no successful attempts to do
PLIP between a Linux and Win95 box. However, things might have changed since
then .
On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 03:40:15AM -0600, Axalon
I am not sure if our problems are one and the same but I had this problem on
my laptop. Occasionally, the system will lock the keyboard and the mouse and
I had to switch it off and on to continue...but a quick look at the clock
showed that the system is still running.
I was desperate and wrote
I hate to post OT stuff to the list but I just could not help it.
Goto Google.com and type in "more evil than satan" and see which site comes up
tops!
I will apologize to anybody who thinks i am wasting bandwidth but i just think
the guys at google.com are doing a very good job...my number 1
create a tmp directory in your home directory
On Wed, Oct 06, 1999 at 10:48:27AM -0400, Ephrem Hugh Bensusan wrote:
Can anyone help me?
I have installed Mandrake 6.0. When I invoke Lynx it fails with the
error message:
metamail: Can't open temporary file!
I have read the man pages
the "1" refers to the standard out and "2" refers to the standard error.
the "21" directs the messages that go to the standard error to the stadard
out (usually screen)
On Mon, Oct 04, 1999 at 05:32:28AM -, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the effect of "21" in a crontab? I see many people
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Well a good place to start would be the apache documentation that is in the
httpd directory unless it was not installed or removed. The next best thing if
u cannot find your answer is to go to apache's site http://www.apache.org.
The most common
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Well Netscape has to get the blame partially but a big part of the blame has
also to go to the guys administering the webserver as well. There is a file
called mime.types (it is there in linux systems as well probably under the conf
dir in httpd).
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There is Yellow Dog Linux for Apple macintosh G3 and then there is LinuxPPC and
MkLinux for PowerMacs ... dont know if these fit your hardware ... not very
familiar about macs...
On 23-Jul-99 hevnsnt wrote:
Can anyone answer this question for me?
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Put the mandrake cd in and , if your bios supports it, just reboot and let the
install program load up from the bootable cdrom. If not then u need a boot
disk and then install it.
If I am not wrong there is a readme (or install) file in the root
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run "Xconfigurator" and choose 8bpp and 640*480 as one of hte choices of
reslution and screen depth when it comes to that stage...
u might need to find out information like your monitor's refresh rates etc
though...(should find that info in the
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Actually, i think the workstation installation does that as well (qipes out
paritions and then creates new ones). I have never used the server nor
workstation installation method but I thought that I read it in the manual
somewhere.
On 14-Jul-99
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login as root and change the password for the user (unless it is the root
password that u forgot). If
it IS the root password that u forgot then u have to rebbot into single mode
and change the root passwd from there...
On 14-Jul-99 [EMAIL
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I dont really get the apache question but if the website if remote then u can
use somehting like wget to mirror the site. If it is local u can set a cron to
copy the contents to another directory. Actually come to think of it u can use
wget for the
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