AOL's mail server is complaining as is your own postfix problem because
your header information is displaying localhost.localdomain. In plain
words what these two things are saying is that it doesn't want to recieve
mail from a host that doesn't exist. It's a feature inherent in most
mailserver
copy the entire program dir that Hearts lives on your DOS partition to
your Linux home dir, enter that dir in a terminal window and then on the
command line call wine and name the executable you wish to run.
Example:
wine hearts.exe ENTER
If all is well and you're not missing any
Matt,
try running as root from that same command line "setuptool".
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This may be a mute point, since it's been a fairly well established fact
that Linux and Western Digital drives don't like one another, but did you
boot the CD to start the install, or did you start from a boot floppy?
I've willing to bet though that what you're experiencing is that when
Linux
Yeah...really. they should stick to makeing office suites.
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...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied, "His face is an easy read!"
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 2:44pm
Holy hanna Ozz! come on man! talk more assembler to me! maybe I'm sick,
but I really like that language.
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...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied, "His
noticed that with a few people that I've helped out that have
gotten Signal 11, it's been a problem with Memory(RAM), this is just my 2
cents to try to help out.
Adam
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday,
alarm and telephone
answering voice mail system control box,
as well as have it control a central office
box as in "inter-office" not public.
On Tue, 03 Oct 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Holy hanna Ozz! come on man! talk more assembler to me! maybe I'm sick,
but I really like tha
Mike,
You can do that like this:
chmod ### -Rf dirname
Mark
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need too change the permissions on an entire directory tree. [eg /public] what is
the easiest way to do this. I wish to give everybody rights to a certain folder and
all the contents
Awwwh...come on Ozz...don't be like that. Share!
Mark
"Austin L. Denyer" wrote:
The only use I found for self modifying code was speed. example in basic:
do
a=key
if a=27 then beep:end
If a=64 then beep:beep:end
if a=65 then beep:beep:beep:end
loop
change to:
11
Uninstalling Apache might not be a bad idea depending on just how
misconfigured it is at the moment. You may find though that uninstalling
and reinstalling would be easier if you were to use kpackage though. Much
easier to use in my experience.
You would first want to uninstall Apache using
doesn't your cursor turn into a little clock when something is
working? You know...like the cursor on a Mac does.
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...someone once asked Annie Sullivan what she saw in a man she was
considering as perspective suiter who had a terrible case of acne.
Annie was reported to have replied,
Telnet isn't a daemon it's an actual program that you can call either from
a terminal window or in the program menu. To know for certain as to
whether or not the program exists on your system in a terminal window
type;
whereis telnet ENTER
If it comes back empty then the program
Have you tried this one yet?
cd /mnt/windows/progra~1
(progra~1) is what you will need to get there.
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You are both very correct, however, I used to the term "hacker" because
this "is" a newbie list and most people readily understand the term more
quickly than they do "cracker."
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Maybe I'm missing the obvious here, but what the fsck is it about US
Politics that "even vaguely relates" to Linux? Please, humor me, this
bemused Linux user is eager to learn...
I agree that "you post messages to a list for the benefit of that list
seeing and responding".
BUT
What
Andrew,
Most ISP's as a rule no longer allow telneting except after very specific
rules have been setup and established between the user and the ISP. This
is primarily because of the prolipheration of hackers, (I hate using that
term because a REAL hacker wouldn't do anything malicious...a REAL
Alan,
Am I understanding you correctly? You have Linux on one of the SCSI drives
and the /boot partition(s), the SWAP partitions, and the boot manager on
the IDE drive?
The reason I ask is because I'm considering building a new system and
using SCSI drives in it for the sheer speed of them, and
that sounds really cool...would you like to share it with the list? I for
one would be very interested in seeing it and the source code. I'm
learning C++ at the moment and jump at any and every chance to learn
something new.
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Glad we could help and the story had a happy ending. May all your
adventures with Linux end this way.
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Marcia,
As 'root' type this command in a terminal window:
ifconfig ENTER
If your ethernet card is working you will see it what comes back to the
screen.
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The manual that comes with ever installation of MySQL is probably the best
documentation that I've ever seen for this application.
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of this crap!
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From: "Mark Weaver" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, September 30, 2000 9:36 AM
Subject: Re: OT [newbie] Off-topic posts.
Maybe I'm missing the obvious here, but what the fsck is it about US
Politics that &qu
Anthony,
I just started running SETI@home about a month ago. I've got two machines
working on it at work, and two machine crunching away at home. I think the
whole thing is awesome.
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Um...something strikes me as odd. When you setup the connection did you
leave the checkbox checked that mentions the "lock file"? If so, that
might be your trouble. Unckeck that box and see what happens. It sounds as
though it's locked. Kinda what Netscape does from time to time when it
crashes
It's a temp file that's written there and evaporates when the device is
unmounted. (umount)
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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
entertaining, isn't it?
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James,
Have you checked the list of cards on your system at all? The last time I
was in the display setup there were so many listed there that I was
becoming a bit annoyed having to wade through them all. Actually a
"good" problem to have.
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??? *blink - blink* huH?
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Ok Vic...how's this?
I'm sure you've seen a Windows "blus screen of death", right? Well that's
the background color. Very non-descript looking. Then in the middle of all
tha blue there is a small menu, and on that menu are the choices you are
presented with at boot time. If you make no choices
how about DIE thread D-I-E
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Sounds like a REAL good idea. Just send this crap to the bit bucket never
to be seen or heard from again.
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On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Ken Wahl wrote:
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that the messages
Has anyone else noticed that the messages are repeating themselves on the
list?
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yes...and don't forget to run lilo from the command line before you
reboot. Hmm...I feel kinda funny saying that about linux. The word is
so seldom associated with the thing.
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Lance,
try reinstalling and this time don't do the HDD optimization. I don't
think with a drive that big and a system as efficient as linux that you're
going to really need to worry about optimizing, and I suspect that there
is a small , but apparently noticable enough hardware conflict going on
Not really...He can't do a thing to the beautiful OS I'm running on my box
that will likely still be running WITHOUT being rebooted once till they
finally get done doodling around in court! I don't look for that to happen
for another 5-10 years at least.
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Dear All, I will try your suggestions with xpdf. It was suggested to me to
install Mandrake 7 again because of some of my strange problems. I am leaning
towards that strongly. Is it better to do a totally fresh install or to
upgrade over the existing? I have
what us a 6202?
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I second that! V-E-R-Y -V-I-L
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. Unfortunately for me I am
typing this email from Windows :( .
Mary.
[Original Message]
From: Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Mary-Carol Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: newbie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 09/23/2000 10:40:32 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Installing ATI-TV wonder ...
Mary
Did you compile Acrobat or install it from an RPM? The RPM's work real
well first time out-a the box.
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On Sun, 24 Sep 2000, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
Ooo..that sounds neat! Tell me about it.
Its a full size keyboard, has Penguins! where Windoze keyboards have that silly
emblem...Has
Well...I don't know what you're doing wrong. Can you tell me what exactly
it is you're doing to get this back up done? What I mean is what are the
commands and arguments you're using to do the backup?
I've written some shell scripts that I use to automate this kind of a
process, but I can't tell
Marcia,
You can Adobe Acrobat Reader right from the Adobe site for Linux. While
xpdf does read these files I think Acrobat does the job better. Give it a
shot and see what you think.
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Andrew,
Fetchmail is a daemon that runs in the background and if you've already
set it up with fetchmailconf, then when you start X the daemon is running
already. It contacts the server when it senses a connection has been made,
therefore it doesn't need a shortcut in the autostart folder.
I myself perfer the old IBM monster keyboards. I have one but the cord
went bad and it doesn't work anymore. :( The weirdest thing about this
keyboard is that the cable attached to the keyboard connects via an RJ45
jack on the keyboard end. Never seen anything like it before. I've never
used
Ata boy Ralph. Pine's the only way to go...it's the Unix way, you know?
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Ralph,
I'm using Pine with a dial up connection. Sorry no one answered your first
post. I only just now saw it on the list.
Using Pine with dial connections is fairly easy.
1) you want to initialize your "Inbox" by launching Pine.
2) then you want to configure your settings for Pine on your
TiGereYe wrote:
hello,
This is quiet intresting, i had something of similar nature ... well i
tried to fire up an application a while ago (cant remember what the
application was) but apparently it depended on Gnome and it went ahead and
fired up gnome or maybe it didnt but it gave me the
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Rodrigo Villela LAB17 wrote:
I almost giving up. I'll buy an USR 56K.But ISA or PCI ? Any sugestions ?
[snip]
Rodrigoexternal
Alan
yeah...what Alan said. An external or ISA...if you decided to go with an
internal check the HCL on the Mandrake
AL wrote:
Hi!
I'm running Mandrake 7.1 and my Panasonic printer (KXP1150) is not
recognised by it. I have tried all the nearest settings available
offered by printool to no avail.
Any help greatly appreciated
Thanks!
Your printer does not seem to be on the HCL,
John Rye wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
Junkbuster was pretty easy once I got it to compile - seems I might have
some flaky ram here -
I'm still looking for easy ways to kill the spam..
Cheers
John,
When you get that figured out let me know what you did to get it to
work. I wouldn't
to
http://www.linux.com for a list of modems that work.
Barry :-)
On Tue, 19 September 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Rodrigo Villela LAB17 wrote:
I almost giving up. I'll buy an USR 56K.But ISA or PCI ? Any sugestions ?
[snip]
Rodrigoexternal
I don't recall seeing them, but then I wasn't looking for them. Follow
the link back and check to see if they're there.
Mark
John Rye wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
AL wrote:
Hi!
I'm running Mandrake 7.1 and my Panasonic printer (KXP1150) is not
recognised by it. I have tried all
Larry,
If you haven't already take a look into setting up procmail filters. It's
relatively easy, quick, and offers precise, hands-on control over the
filters and the messages getting filtered.
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Kelly,
You can do what you've mentioned and you shouldn't have any trouble at all
in doing so. When I first started using Linux that's very much the way I
did it. I had Windows in one drive and Linux on another. Everything booted
just fine and both OS's were just happy as clams.
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Joan,
I'm kinda coming in here half way through, but have you tried Kxicq yet? I
used to be a staunch LICQ user. However, when I made the switch from
RedHat to Mandrake I also discovered Kxicq when LICQ got strange on me and
I've been using it ever since. It's very nice and works well.
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Actually I wish the good folks at Mandrake wouldn't even offer this type
of installation choice. This is my opinion of course, but in doing so it
makes an extremely wonderful, dependable, powerful product look like crap
I second that. I see so many people here having trouble with this
all. I am comforted by a Manufacturer/Model Number
type of list, because invariably the first modem I pick won't be one of the many.
Barry :-)
Mark Weaver wrote:
wait...I'm confused about something here. How can the HCL leave you in
the dark about whether a peice of hardware is supported or not. Eith
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Anyone, When I put in my Linux Mandrake 7.0 #3 CD in order to read
some of the books only one book will open for me. This happened before with
my first install of Linux, too, before the crash. They all opened with
Acrobat reader under Windows 95. What do
The best thing you can do in this situation is install Linux on it's own
partition instead of installing it behind a DOS partition. It's less work
and far less headache then the way you're attempting to do it now.
lnx4win is VERY buggy at the moment and to tell you the truth IMHO it's
the worst
Mary,
Have you checked the Mandrake sites' HCL list yet to see if indeed that
printer is supported by Linux Mandrake. If you can find that printer on
that list then there's a real good chance you're going to also be able to
get help getting it to work.
I'm not sure whether or not you will be
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On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Paul wrote:
On Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Mark Weaver wrote:
Jay,
Where at Tucows is Mahogony? I was looking all over and couldn't find it.
It is Mahogany, not Mahogony...
Paul
Dennis,
Not sure about the first one. Going to have to think about that one for a
bit, but the second is easy. The file that controls what Netscape does is
the preferences.js file that is located in the .netscape dir in your home
directory.
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On Mon, 18 Sep 2000, John Rye wrote:
John Rye wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
John,
What were you working on just before these errors started popping up?
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Yes...I would definately disable supermount and then to make the boot disk
just use the utility that comes with Mandrake. If you open Drakeconf
you'll find it right there on the menu. It's called Drakeboot.
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What is it that you're trying to do to uninstall Mandrake 6.0? There
really isn't anything to do persay except the format the partitions that
6.0 is already occupying and then do what ever you want to do with that
space. If you intend to install a newer version of Mandrake in that space,
then as
send a message with the word un s u b s c ri be in it, only you have to
spell it correctly of course, to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had to spell it that way because otherwise the list server would have
picked it up as a "no-no" word! :)
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Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
Linux is fast with 128 megs. It is much faster with
256 and when you put 384 in it really starts to cook.
I imagine that a 'hammer with a gig of ram would
pretty much do everything right as the thought to do
it first crossed your mind.
Imagine a world where X
5 Sep 2000, Mike Tracy Holt wrote:
Mark Weaver wrote:
Sorry, but I just couldn't resist. I am 100% against this whole
Napster
thing. I think the whole mess is a HUGE copyright infringment.
I don't know about other countries, but in the UK I could take music CDs
out from my loc
Good point Peter! :)
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Well said Denis...Well said.
Mark
Denis Havlik wrote:
Hi Folks,
I am really sorry to see such a flamethread over a guy who posted a
question in spanish. So what? We are supposed to be a friendly bunch of
linuxers, not a bunch of wicked old men who have nothing better to do than
I'll take a look at the scripts from the site and see if I can decypher
what's going on in them, then let you know.
Mark
"Austin L. Denyer" wrote:
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Trevor Reynolds wrote:
I don't do it graphically. I use a perl script called multiseti.pl.
Its
parameters let me do
Don't worry Abe. I don't hate you. I think you're perfectly normal for not
wanting to push your hardware to the point where it begins to melt down
and no longer function. Ain't nuttin wrong wit us nuts!
Anyways...the last time I attempted to over-clock my AMD K6 233, the one
and only time I
Denis? I think we need a seperate list just the Napster list. My mom
doesn't allow me to use these kinds of four-letter words. :)
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:)
Larry, as always your thoughts are awesome, and profound.
Also much appreciated!
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Um...huh?
you lost me Patrick.
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Oh...I don't know...buy the CD at the music store?
Sorry, but I just couldn't resist. I am 100% against this whole Napster
thing. I think the whole mess is a HUGE copyright infringment.
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I don't remember enough Spanish to even think about translating it and my
youngest son who has it as an elective in highschool was busy talking to
his girl friend on the phone.
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Usually when only root has something that you would think everyone should
have access to it's always a permissions problem. Set the permissions so
that all users can access the file or device and that should take care of
the problem.
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Kathleen,
I enjoy your sense of humor and your comments. PLease stay.
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Wrong address Kelly. It's [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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:)
Ed...you must be new to the list. Welcome. This is what mailing lists
do. They send you LOTS of email messages to your inbox for you to read or
send to the trash.
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Sorry, but I just couldn't resist. I am 100% against this whole
Napster
thing. I think the whole mess is a HUGE copyright infringment.
I don't know about other countries, but in the UK I could take music CDs
out from my local library, just like a book.
Are they guilty of copyright
H...it took mine 43 seconds to come up.
AMD K6-233
64MB SDRAM
2.2.16 kernel
Linux Mandrake 7.1
that's really not too bad.
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dwyatt,
Netscape Messenger does a beautiful job of orginizing message coming in
from a mailing list. Both for Linux and Windows. It threads the message
wonderfully and neatly.
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2000, Kathleen Dickason wrote:
*grin*
They say you never forget your first time...
Mark Weaver wrote:
Aaaah yes...I remember the first message I sent with Linux. Twas
almost like the first
to cds on my machine ;-)
Abe
= Original Message From Mark Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
Hi Abe,
I went to the seti site, downloaded the client, did a little looking
around and found another site that had a GUI to us along with the command
line client in case I wanted to see what
What graphic are you talking about. When I run it from a command line all
I see is text scrolling by as it's working. The only graphics I've seen
are when I initiate setiathome with the Tcl script xseti. That starts the
hole thing working right off and will even contact the seti server and
Ozz,
Where does one get xsetiathome ?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 12-Sep-00 21:27:00 Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
NT is just driving me crazy. Of course I am having trouble with
Linux too
well if you didnt mention linux then i could go on and on about how much
microsoft sucks when it
Brian Abbott wrote:
I have run the "sndconfig" and I was warned not to run it with out
shutting down X-windows. I am an extreme newbie!
I ran it from KDE anyway and was able to hear the voice and MIDI
samples. But when I go back to my work, NO SOUND.
I could here it during the
Mark Thurston wrote:
Alright, I was finally able to install the developer version of Linux, I
just used the one CD and it worked. Anyway, now I use g++ (part of the gcc)
at school. What happens now is that none of the libraries are there. I
checked using whereis iostream.h -- nothing.
Mark Thurston wrote:
Alright, I was finally able to install the developer version of Linux, I
just used the one CD and it worked. Anyway, now I use g++ (part of the gcc)
at school. What happens now is that none of the libraries are there. I
checked using whereis iostream.h -- nothing.
al Message -
From: "Mark Weaver" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 13, 2000 4:52 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] More C++ problems
Mark Thurston wrote:
Alright, I was finally able to install the developer version of Linux, I
just used the
O, I didn't say that it didn't suck...I was just feeling compassion for
the poor guy cause he was getting a double wammy. that's all.
Aaron Lynch wrote:
O...man! that was low. Give the poor guy a break. He's having a real
rough time and NT can be a real pain to deal with at times. :)
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What is it about Star Office that makes it so stinkin slow anyway?
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