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>On Fri, 11 May 2001, Jaspher L.Mariano wrote:
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>> I just want to know if there are some company that provide
>> Linux training? other than Q-Linux and IBM.
>
the meralco foundation at ortigas offers linux training.
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Linus Torvalds uses SuSE!!!
Read it:
http://www.techtv.com/news/culture/story/0,24195,3327025,00.html
ROJ wrote:
> German Linux maker SuSE's Open Source Academy does training. check
out http://www.apc.edu.ph/suse.html
>
>
> hth
>
> ROJ
>
>
>
> On Fri, 11 May 2001 16:20:13 Jaspher L
On Sat, 12 May 2001 at 02:43, Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
> PManalastas... hmmm... is this who i believe it is?
> Dr. Pablo Manalastas? PHD? Ateneo's God of Linux? Sir!
Yes, PLUG's Doc Mana is the Doc Mana you believe him to be. Hahaha.
"Ateneo's God of Linux" ... nice. I have absolutely nothing b
Leo Martinez wrote:
> I am trying to install RH6.2 in a 28GB HDD. There are 2 OS installed
> already, NT Server (3.5GB) and Workstation (2.5GB). There are 2
> additional partitions, 2GB and 15GB (2nd Primary Partition). The
> remaining 5GB is free for linux.
>
> When I tried adding "/" par
German Linux maker SuSE's Open Source Academy does training. check out
http://www.apc.edu.ph/suse.html
hth
ROJ
On Fri, 11 May 2001 16:20:13 Jaspher L.Mariano wrote:
>Hi Guys,
>
>I just want to know if there are some company that provide Linux training? other than
>Q-Linux and IBM.
>
>Tn
On Sat, 12 May 2001, Edwin Casimero wrote:
> And when I call for directory, I usually call the directory name.
> Now it all depends on what user name your DOSEMU is running as.
I think this might be it! How does one call for a directory? I've been looking
at the man pages and I haven't found thi
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Hi Manny!
Our accounting has been using DOSEMU to run our legacy Clipper programs for
more than 2 years now, multiple DRDOS 7.03 (look for the RPM in a Caldera
Linux Distro or download it from Caldera) images in 1 server
thanks.
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
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let the man page answer your question... =D
`man rsync`
SETUP
See the file README for installation instructions.
Once installed you can use rsync to any machine that you can use
rsh to. rsync uses rsh for its communications, unless
both the source and destination are loc
PManalastas... hmmm... is this who i believe it is?
Dr. Pablo Manalastas? PHD? Ateneo's God of Linux? Sir!
hehehehe!!! Your pupil needs help! :)
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
Summit Interactive, Inc.
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femalenetwo
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Pablo Manalastas wrote:
> On Fri, 11 May 2001, M. Yu wrote:
>
> > RedHat is a distribution of an OS called Linux just like MSDOS, DRDOS or
> > QDOS (or was it QuickDOS?) were distributions of DOS.
>
> The analogy is not quite accurate.
>
> RedHat, Debian, Slackware, etc ar
On Wed, May 09, 2001 at 06:37:15PM +0800, dwen wrote:
> cc -g -fno-omit-frame-pointer -O6-c -o mail.o mail.c
It seems that you have no C Compiler. Should be a link to gcc, if it is
installed.
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wow! pero are you sure using
> $ rsync -e ssh -av user@host:source user@host:destination
is secured? by ssh? pero di ba may daemon yung rsync?
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
Summit Interactive, Inc.
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hey thanks. i'll check that out.
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
Summit Interactive, Inc.
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I'm tinkering with dosemu and I was wondering if you guys could help me get the
program to read my Windows partition. I tried editing the /etc/dosemu.conf file
and put /dev/hda1 as the hdimage. I also unmounted the partition so it could be
read.
Unfortunately, I can't find the partition in dosemu
well, i use mandrake...
$ urpmf scp | grep /scp$
openssh:/usr/bin/scp
and the above command says that
*scp* is included in openssh.
also consider using *rsync* because it can transfer just the differences
between two sets of files.
$ rpm -qf /usr/bin/rsync
rsync-2.4.6-2mdk
first, install rsyn
Someone sent me this! Take note, however, that the game can be bloody and a bit
risque (it could do without that).
God bless!
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> how do i install scp? ano yung source/file name niya? i can look for it sa
> cd ng rh7.0
> simple install lang ba yun? we have openssh installed. kasama ba yung scp sa
> openssh?
>
scp is part of the OpenSSH package. :)
Download OpenSSH 2.9p1 from freshmeat.net or rpmfind.net :)
On Fri, 11 May 2001, M. Yu wrote:
> RedHat is a distribution of an OS called Linux just like MSDOS, DRDOS or
> QDOS (or was it QuickDOS?) were distributions of DOS.
The analogy is not quite accurate.
RedHat, Debian, Slackware, etc are Linux distributions: they all use the
Linux kernel.
On the
> dear [plug],
>
> Can anyone suggest a program i can use to configure my UMAX Astra 2000P,
> parallel port scanner for use with linux? I would really like to use my
> scanner with linux, but UMAX doesn't have any drivers for it for linux
> and it seems to be software driven.
>
> sincere thanks
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Jaspher L.Mariano wrote:
> I just want to know if there are some company that provide
> Linux training? other than Q-Linux and IBM.
Both HP-Singapore and HP-Manila give Linux training
(Intro to Admin, Installation and Configuration, File & Print
Services, Web, etc.).
The f
Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> >
> > Again, rsync might come in handy.
>
> isn't this hack-prone?
You can run rsync over ssh as well as rsh. You can run a dedicated rsync
server with it's own password file. Either option is probably less
hack-prone than FTP.
You should RTFM at http://rsync.samba.o
i
think so cause i also partion my free space using win2k and it work
perfectly.
but if
i skip that process my "/" partition only accepts 1gb of my harddisk.
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how do i install scp? ano yung source/file name niya? i can look for it sa
cd ng rh7.0
simple install lang ba yun? we have openssh installed. kasama ba yung scp sa
openssh?
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
Summit Interactive, Inc.
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> i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
> before
>
> log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
> i was hoping to do that in our servers.
>
> note: cuteftp has
> i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
> before
>
> log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
> i was hoping to do that in our servers.
>
> note: cuteftp has
> i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
> before
>
> log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
> i was hoping to do that in our servers.
>
> note: cuteftp has
> i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
> before
>
> log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
> i was hoping to do that in our servers.
>
> note: cuteftp has
"Mark Anthony J. Mercado" wrote:
>
> On Fri, 11 May 2001, Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> >
> > i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> > files between them.
Hmm. I just re-read your post. Is FTP access all you have to both
servers? If that is so, neither rsync, sc
> can someone please help?
sure we can!
> how do i configure servers for site-to-site transfers?
uh, then again maybe not :-)
pray tell, what do you mean EXACTLY by site-to-site transfers (bouncing FTP
transfers from one site to another? website mirroring?)
> i'm using red hat 7.0. does i
>
> Again, rsync might come in handy.
isn't this hack-prone?
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dear [plug],
Can anyone suggest a program i can use to configure my UMAX Astra 2000P,
parallel port scanner for use with linux? I would really like to use my
scanner with linux, but UMAX doesn't have any drivers for it for linux
and it seems to be software driven.
sincere thanks and gra
> > > I am trying to install RH6.2 in a 28GB HDD. There are 2 OS installed
already,
> > > NT Server (3.5GB) and Workstation (2.5GB). There are 2 additional
partitions,
> > > 2GB and 15GB (2nd Primary Partition). The remaining 5GB is free for
linux.
> > >
> > > When I tried adding "/" partition u
> > > I am trying to install RH6.2 in a 28GB HDD. There are 2 OS installed
already,
> > > NT Server (3.5GB) and Workstation (2.5GB). There are 2 additional
partitions,
> > > 2GB and 15GB (2nd Primary Partition). The remaining 5GB is free for
linux.
> > >
> > > When I tried adding "/" partition u
On Fri, 11 May 2001, Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
scp (from openssh) is probably what you'll need. you could copy files from
your local host to remote host, remote host to local host, and between t
Is setting Linux as your DHCP server one of your option? It usually make things easier
if you can have your gateway server and DHCP server the same.
Regards/
Jerome
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>
>
>
>Greetings Pipol,
>
>I have a linux internet gateway, a WinNT dhcp server and Win9x clients. My W
Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
> before
>
> log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
>
> i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
> files between them.
>
> i was hoping to do that in our se
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 05:13:59PM +0800, Jimmy wrote:
> Hello Pluggers!, We have a registered domain name and change the IP address
> of it. It was successful, but the reverse lookup was not. Do I have
> to register also the reverse lookup of our IP (87.167.203.in-addr.arpa)?
Hello,
You hav
> 2001/05/11 11:42:48| urlParse: Illegal character in hostname
> '208.142.142.121:31
> 28208.142.142.121'
> 2001/05/11 11:42:48| urlParse: Illegal character in hostname
> '208.142.142.121:31
> 28208.142.142.121'
>
> Hope you can help me to determine what's does it mean.
Hhhmm.let's see, the
> On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 06:27:59PM +0800, Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>> can someone please help?
>>
>> how do i configure servers for site-to-site transfers?
How much files are you intending to transfer? And how easily? And how often?
:-)
>> i'm using red hat 7.0. does it need a special software
i was hoping for something like what i can do with fortunecity and tripod
before
log in to fortunecity then log in to tripod
i cascade cuteftp with fc and tripod open together. then i drag and drop
files between them.
i was hoping to do that in our servers.
note: cuteftp has site-to-site featu
Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
>
> can someone please help?
>
> how do i configure servers for site-to-site transfers?
>
What do you mean by this? What exactly are you trying to do?
> i'm using red hat 7.0. does it need a special software or os?
Depending on what you mean, you may find rsync useful.
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 06:27:59PM +0800, Fritz Mesedilla wrote:
> can someone please help?
>
> how do i configure servers for site-to-site transfers?
>
> i'm using red hat 7.0. does it need a special software or os?
Web mirroring? 'wget' comes with Red Hat.
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Hi fellow PLUGgers,
Would anyone have a good SOCKS 4/5 daemon to recommend (to run on Linux,
of course)? I did a quick search on Freshmeat, and of those listed, it
looks like Dante is my best bet. Has anyone used Dante? Any comments?
I'm looking for a SOCKS 4/5 server that aside from being fast
can someone please help?
how do i configure servers for site-to-site transfers?
i'm using red hat 7.0. does it need a special software or os?
thanks in advance.
Fritz Mesedilla
Systems Administrator
Summit Interactive, Inc.
FHM | Seventeen | Candy | Cosmopolitan | Preview | Good Housekeeping
I have the same setup, except that I have 2 primary partitions and 1 extended (with 2 logical drives) and there is a free undefined partition.thanks anyway.
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>Subject: Re: [plug] Boot partition too large
>
Hello Pluggers!, We have a registered domain name and change the IP address
of it. It was successful, but the reverse lookup was not. Do I have
to register also the reverse lookup of our IP (87.167.203.in-addr.arpa)?
TIA
Jimmy
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eerrhh... I guess you should first create a file system
/ext2/reserfs/swap/ in your intended Linux partition ...?
sorry, I have no experience with NT-Linux just Win98-Linux
my set up is like this .
|-- primary --| extended |
| "C" | "D" |"E"|
Hi Guys,
I just want to know if there are some company that
provide Linux training? other than Q-Linux and IBM.
Tnx in advance
Barny,
I tried installing LM7.2, it didn't work.
I normally put a FAT/NTFS partition first, before I install linux. I delete that particular MS partition with a Disk Druid and make linux partitions. But this time I didn't do it that way. Instead, I just allocated a free partition (no FS yet) and
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