Thank you very much for Mr. Jieff.
Setting LC_ALL=C appears to solve
the problem for me.
Many thanks.
Jean François
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Hello!
It's seemed strange to me -- there are many different implementations
of some utilities around. Examples:
gnu inetutils
ftp/ftpd, inetd, rshco, syslogd, talk/talkd, telnet/telnetd, tftp/tftpd, whois
netkit-base -- possible dead (?), now split in redhat
inetd, ping,
Matt, Thank you very much for your help. I coded according
to your pseudo-code and it really works!!!
I still have one last question, though. The output of the telnet
pipes back to parent which has a c/r (ASCII carriage return)
appended at the end of everyline in my Text widget window.
I am
Hi,
I posted this once, but somehow it got lost, and Red Hat Support doesn't
answer, does probably not think this qualifies as a basic installation
question ...
I want to do a rather "strange" installation - install everything, but
don't include /usr/ (/usr/ would be provided by NFS).
Well, I suppose this diversity is what is often called "freedom of choice".
These utilities do _basically_ the same, but there are major differences,
each targeting at another audience. I'm not always happy with the programs
RHAT chooses - I use xinetd instead of inetd, syslog-ng instead of
