The HP 722c and other printers around that model number are a special
PITA from heck. HP decided to use a proprietary set of drivers, which,
despite all their talk about linux support, they have yet to release to
the communtiy the details. Dig around on SourceForge for the pnm2ppa
project, and
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O.K., time to jump in and stir things up a bit ;)
You want about the same things I would want from a decent mail
client. Netscape is a PITA, and I haven't gotten it to work right w/
7.1, it gripes about permissions, regardless of what they are set
to. FWIW, if you use fetchmail, it doesn't
look on freshmeat.net for a script called 'install-sendmail'. It will
walk you thru setting up everything you need.
Monte
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Well, I haven't had this problem myself (yet), but a few things to try
might be to check your system logs, in case fetchmail is really running
into the firewall, it may leave a trace in the logs. The only part of
fetchmail that I would think would have problems w/ a firewall would be
the last
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Monte
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Monte
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Hello, all.
I am trying to install the most current stable version of kmail, 1.0.29-2 (why
does Mandrake 7.1 still have the 'old' 1.0.28?). I didn't find a mdk rpm, so I
got the source and ran ./configure, which bombs out claiming that I need a
'newer' version of jpeglib6, specifically
Hello, all.
I am trying to re-process my 'old' mail and get some procmail filters
working, such as removing duplicates, etc. Does anyone know how to take
an existing mailbox and 'feed' it back thru again? I tried 'cat inbox
/var/spool/mail/monte' which just dumped everything back in the
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Exactly.
Jaguar wrote:
Thank you Monte...you just increased my "this guy is an idiot and belongs in
my JUNK Mail filter" list by one.
Monte Milanuk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, God, forgive me for having to do this...
GET A CLUE!! RTFM!!
Sorry. I realize this
joey wrote:
im a new user of linux and i want to install the acrobat reader, the
extension name is something like "tar.gz" . i try to install this many
times using kpakage but untill now no luck from me :-(...what will i
do?
Well, for starters, if you got the boxed version of
WolfRyder wrote:
Being a parent, when I discovered my then 15 year old viewing porn sites,
after specifically telling him he couldn't, he lost his computer privileges
for 3 months. How, you may think, did I accomplish this? Well, when I went
to work, so did the power cords. While at home,
Optionally, you could run samba on the the Linux box. This will make
the Linux box appear as a Windows server to the Win98 box. You can
share your printer, drive space, etc. Go to www.samba.org for more
info. The latest version is 2.07, vs the 2.06 that comes w/ Mandrake
7.0, and the new
Welcome to one of the 'quirks' of Mandrake 7.0 ( I presume that is what
flavor you have). If I recall, if you don't select 'Custom', and
'Development' during install, or otherwise explicitly specify to install
the compiler, you don't get it. If you are downloading an *.rpm file,
you should be
If you are being really cheap and don't need anything else besides
routing, go to www.freesco.org. One floppy, setup done in less than 10
minutes (to be fair, I've done it a few times), and you are done.
Monte
flupke wrote:
George Jones wrote:
Ok... I have a question for all of you
Read the post a little closer next time. He did state quite clearly
that he did set the preferences options.
Monte
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My guess would be you have NOT gone into the MENU, Edit, Preferences,
etcetera. SetUp the thing in there and it will.
don
I
Yes. Depending on the security level you choose during login, you
cannot log directly into the console as root. This is supposed to help
in auditing which user became root and did something they shouldn't have
when there is more than one root user.
Monte
Dallas Haggar wrote:
Hi,
I have
I had ran across some articles earlier this year on this subject, but I
had the links on my machine at work, and finding them again from home
took me about all morning. Oh, well. Hope these help.
http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/xterminals/
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue27/kaszeta.html
Enjoy,
You could also give VNC a try. It is a program that lets you run an X
desktop using the windowmanager of your choice from a Windows or Mac,
and a Windows desktop from your X Workstation. The client is very fast,
and even comes as a java applet you can run in a browser. What it does
is it
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Jaguar wrote:
I already have MDK 7.02 installed, and was wanting to try out FreeBSD, I would
like to know if there are any known conflicts/problems with running BOTH OS's
on one 13 GB drive?
The main reason for this is because I have read it is easier to setup a home
network, I have
Jon wrote:
Pak Wing wrote:
This is a strange one. I managed to install StarOffice fine as root.
As root, you're meant to have permissions for everything!
I didn't do "/bin/sh" though. running under bash worked fine.
Pak
Monte Milanuk wrote:
I have a Sun Mi
I have a Sun Microsystems StarOffice 5.1 CD that if I recall right came
bundled w/ my RH 6.1. I would like to install and use this w/ my
Mandrake 7.0 install, but when I mount the cdrom and cd to the
directory, either as root or otherwise, I receive this error:
[monte@ishamael]$ /bin/sh
macs to get this far. Alternately, you could use emacs to read
the Emacs-Beginner-HOWTO.
Note that none of this requires a graphic desktop. It all works
just fine w/o . If you find emacs to be too much, try 'vi
/usr/doc/HOWTO/Vim-HOWTO' to try the vi editor.
Enjoy,
Monte Milanuk
Cesar Lincoln de V Cavalcante wrote:
I downloaded the Mandrake 7.0 iso , and I had to install using the
keyboards (my serial mouse was not reconized).
Why Drakeconf doesn"t work ? It works only with paid versions ?
thanks
Cesar
I downloaded and burned the 7.0 iso file also, and I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to Install Mandrake 7.0(Air) but have a problem with mouse
autodetection.
My PC motherboard has a PS/2 mouse port (which is disabled in the BIOS) but I
prefer to use my Genius Serial 3 button mouse on COM port 1.
When running the install program it
Seth Gibson wrote:
Is it possible to install a new linux distribution but still retain all my
personal files. . .ie crossgrade i guess is what im asking. Thanks all.
Depends. Did you partition /home as a separate partition? Thats
normally the easiest way, so that in your new distribution
John Aldrich wrote:
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Daniel Woods wrote:
I hate the wasted space of FAT16 (a 60MB CD takes up 1.1 Gigs
with 60% waste). Can Linux read FAT32 or NTFS systems yet ?
I understand that Winblows 2000 will support read both.
Windows programs can be on NTFS, but I want
³¯¦°¤§ wrote:
Hi,
Could you tell me how to enable telnet service?
I can telnet others but cannot let others telnet.
Mandrake 6.1 7.0 are the same.
Where is the "switch"?
Thanx
Well, first off, try looking up information on the telnet daemon, i.e.
'telnetd'. This allows you to be
Does anyone care to enlighten me where the HOWTO's in Mandrake 7.0 are
hidden? So far I haven't even been able to find them on the CD that I
burned from an *.iso file.
Thanks for your time
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