Running sendmail, MH, EXMH, pine, and fetchmail with a dialup connection
to my ISP.
My pine config settings:
personal-name=
user-domain = planttel.net
smtp-server = localhost
Once upon a time, Chris \"Gordo\" Key wrote
> K13>Thanks to all who helped. My problem turned out to be that the
> K13>SCSI card was conflicting. And, one that perplexes me still, I had
> K13>to use the new serial cable even though the old one worked when I
> K13>took it out of the system. B
> > Is there anyway to change users while in X?
>
> Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
> switch to, like:
You should also check out the following, for some basic system
administration help:
http://www.uni-koeln.de/RRZK/Abt-Systeme/sun/infos/kurse/fiamingo
> Is there anyway to change users while in X?
Use the `su' command, for switch-user. Provide the user name you wish to
switch to, like:
# su - otherusr
and be sure to read the man page.
> Is Applexware as good as MS Office?
I happen to think its better. It doesn't crash, or swallow
Is there anyway to change users while in X? Is Applexware as good as MS
Office? Are there any GOOD wordprocessing programs that are free?
-kLicK
ICQ UIN - # 2101942
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /
> Ok. I've realized that getting the T3000 to work in this machine is
> probably going to be a really big pain. I've been able to find a FC20 card
> to control it but for another $80 and I won't have it till Friday at the
> earliest. The place I bought it from said that they will take it back
Ok. I've realized that getting the T3000 to work in this machine is
probably going to be a really big pain. I've been able to find a FC20 card
to control it but for another $80 and I won't have it till Friday at the
earliest. The place I bought it from said that they will take it back for
cred
I having trouble with relay on my redhat 5.0 machine. I have many virtual
domains that I want to be able to receive email on it. I have added the
domains in the following files:
/etc/sendmail.cw
/etc/mail/relay.allow
/etc/mail/name.allow
I restarted sendmail after I added them. They can all r
> I am convinced that duals are the way to go. Check out
> (http://www.thechipmerchant.com) for good pricing info but you can get
> away with dual P166, 96mg of ram and a titan motherboard for $500 or less.
> It's good amount of CPU power for not a whole lot of money.
Cool, good information
I am convinced that duals are the way to go. Check out
(http://www.thechipmerchant.com) for good pricing info but you can get
away with dual P166, 96mg of ram and a titan motherboard for $500 or less.
It's good amount of CPU power for not a whole lot of money.
BTW- I did boot with out SMP a
> I just want to make sure you are absolutely clear on this point. Not only
> will linux in the 2.0.33 and under kernel versions not use UDMA speeds, it
> also won't use the CRC checking that goes along with UDMA modes. Therefore,
> not only can you not set your system up to do bus mastering at
> Hi
> I was wondering is there some kind of converter (or program) for RH5.0 to
> read Excel files and write them. Well I heard that there is a packet in
> StarOffice but I nead a converter. My problem is that I have to work in my
StarOffice does a reasonable job importing Excel files.
> |
> >it'll work. my only concern is that i'm not certain that the linux
> >triton driver recognizes and supports DMA busmastering with the 440LX
> >chipset's integrated EIDE controller. 2.0.32 and 2.0.33 don't appear
> >to. it's a relatively easy patch to make it work, probably, and there
> >may be
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> > X11Amp (X)
>
> Well, thanks for the pointers, guys. Now, can you tell me where to find
> some cool mp3 files, and am I going to need a T3 to download them, as I
> understand they are rather large?
>
> Dave
haha, well you can download them over a
Not seeming to have timeconfig on my machine and control-panek now not working
( i wonder why?) what is the best way to set the system time on RH5.0 ?
Phil
Paul Evad - Kudosnet Communications wrote:
> I ran into the same problem as the daylight savings time kicked in Sunday
> night for us... bu
Paul M Dunphy wrote:
> >it'll work. my only concern is that i'm not certain that the linux
> >triton driver recognizes and supports DMA busmastering with the 440LX
> >chipset's integrated EIDE controller. 2.0.32 and 2.0.33 don't appear
> >to. it's a relatively easy patch to make it work, probabl
> I have a bit of a strange one here that I have not seen before. I
> did not see this problem in the FAQ or errata so I thought this may be a
> good place to ask. I have a 5.0 system that has been working just fine
> for while but I have this funny problem that has developed with my scre
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Keith Dart wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, David Fisher wrote:
>
> > I know. We've been looking at that, and that's what had led me to think in terms of
> > Linux as an RTOS. However, it may be wiser for us to use an OS specifically made
>for
> > this kind of application.
> >
>and have your ppp startup scripts include
>
>route add -net 240.0.0.0 gw metric 0
I just tried adding this manually and it barfed. Doesn't it need a netmask
when using -net ?
I am also curious as to why 240.0.0.0 probably thats what I would learn
from buying that book right? :-)
Willie
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
>
> > > X11Amp (X)
> >
> > A good choice - just don't install it suid root as the docs suggest
> > (unless that hole's been fixed). I didn't install suid root in the first
> > place anyway, as I refused to give an audio player that level of
> > privileg
Hello Folks,
I have a bit of a strange one here that I have not seen before. I
did not see this problem in the FAQ or errata so I thought this may be a
good place to ask. I have a 5.0 system that has been working just fine
for while but I have this funny problem that has developed with
Hi,
I've been using an external modem for some time now, using the (I guess
'standard') PPP
scripts (ppp-on, ppp-on-dialer, etc.) and things have been working
fairly well.
The biggest issue is that at times, when the PPP connection is killed,
the modem won't
hang up. PPP is down, but the OH led
At 06:01 PM 4/6/98 -0700, you wrote:
>> 266 Mhz Pentium CPU
>
>you mean pentium ][.
Yep . . . typo!
>it'll work. my only concern is that i'm not certain that the linux
>triton driver recognizes and supports DMA busmastering with the 440LX
>chipset's integrated EIDE controller. 2.0.32 and 2.0.
Thanks to all who helped. My problem turned out to be that the
SCSI card was conflicting. And, one that perplexes me still, I had
to use the new serial cable even though the old one worked when I
took it out of the system. Between those two fixes and adding the
mem line again, it all works.
That's a negative...no staroffice environ var's at all. It's funny,
because when I've searched for an answer to this, I've just found a
couple of other people asking the same thing...no answers yet, though.
Rick L. Mantooth wrote:
>
> Sounds like your StarOffice install.
>
> Did it a few mon
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Randy Carpenter wrote:
> I get the same thing on my Sparc with 4.2... Sent a message about it a
> long time ago, and got no responses...
>
You most like have roots home directory unreadable and unseeable to the
user nobody. When a cron job runs, it starts from the users h
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Thomas Hubbell wrote:
>
> > I'm having a weird problem of e-mail "getting lost" when mailing from
> > Netscape to this list.
>
> I have experienced the same problem with the Linux verison of
> Communicator. I had no problem mailing from the Win 95 version,
> although.
>
> 266 Mhz Pentium CPU
you mean pentium ][.
> Asus P2L97 motherboard
it'll work. my only concern is that i'm not certain that the linux
triton driver recognizes and supports DMA busmastering with the 440LX
chipset's integrated EIDE controller. 2.0.32 and 2.0.33 don't appear
to. it's a relativel
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Thanks! I guess linux does a bit of "plug-n-play" for the basic stuff,
which is sure nice.
Chris
<- Visit Me At http://home.hiwaay.net/~jfrost ->
<-- For My Public PGP Key Visit http://home.hiwaay.net/~jfrost/pgp_key.txt -->
-BEGIN PGP SIGNATUR
> I think that the SO site supports resume
> so
> either get yourself a good ftp client ( like xmftp) or if you use netscape and
For what it's worth, I got mine from sunsite.uio.no. I wouldn't characterize
it as a very reliable FTP site though, as there were many instances of their
ftp hanging up
Sounds like your StarOffice install.
Did it a few months back and remember that if you
put the StarOffice environs in your .bash_profile , you'll get
the C locale error.
Rick
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, John Kereszturi wrote:
> Has anyone found a cause and a solution to this problem? I've searched
> Have you looked at QNX? I have not used it, but I've heard good things
> about it.
We talked to them a few years ago, but couldn't get what we needed, or agree on
reasonable
pricing. In fact, they referred us to their Florida distributor, and that company,
after
politely asking what we needed
>
> I'm about to move from a vlb based 100mhz 486 to a cyrix pci system, and a
> new video card (a matrox millinium II). Everything else will stay the say
You might have to do some kernel tweaking for the Cyrix -- at least that's
the feeling I get, but I don't have direct knowledge of it (I use
> Well, thanks for the pointers, guys. Now, can you tell me where to find
> some cool mp3 files, and am I going to need a T3 to download them, as I
> understand they are rather large.
Sorry, can't think of any off of the top of my head, I usually just make
my own from my CD's So far as the
Has anyone found a cause and a solution to this problem? I've searched
the list archives, and deja-news, and the only possible solution I found
did not work for me (shuffling around entries in /etc/ld.so.conf and
running /sbin/ldconfig).
I'm not sure when this started, but I don't think it's be
> X11Amp (X)
Well, thanks for the pointers, guys. Now, can you tell me where to find
some cool mp3 files, and am I going to need a T3 to download them, as I
understand they are rather large?
Dave
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www.redha
>> Your choosing to ignore your own evidence and selective quoting to keep
>> making your point indeed lends credence to an earlier question regarding
>> troubleshooting abilities. It may well be that Linux is the messenger
>> trying to tell you something about that particular hardware combinati
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, David Fisher wrote:
> I know. We've been looking at that, and that's what had led me to think in terms of
> Linux as an RTOS. However, it may be wiser for us to use an OS specifically made for
> this kind of application.
>
> Thanks.
Have you looked at QNX? I have not used it
> David I think you're probably frustrated, and I guess I can sympathize,
> but the above sounds like a laundry list of the "anecdotal evidence" you
> demean when presented as proof that linux does indeed work. _If_ you are
> having such troubles, and aren't motivated to use linux by 'religous'
>
> Can you spare me the time, and tell me where to find it?
http://x11amp.ml.org
Regards,
Bob Purdon,
Technical Manager,
Southern Internet Services.
PGP key at: http://www.southcom.com.au/~bobp/bobp.asc
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www
Go to:
http://www.x11amp.ml.org/download.html
I just downloaded it myself, there are rpm versions there.
--Kris Gibson---
==-- _ / / \
---==---(_)__ __ __/ / /\ \
--==---/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / / /_/\ \
> Can you spare me the time, and tell me where to find it?
Certainly can.. its http://www.x11amp.ml.org
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
Work Homepage: http://www.southcom.com.au
Personal Homepage: http://www.calvin.nu
PGP Public Key available at: http://www.
I know. We've been looking at that, and that's what had led me to think in terms of
Linux as an RTOS. However, it may be wiser for us to use an OS specifically made for
this kind of application.
Thanks.
David
Dave Wreski wrote:
> > Yes. We are still deciding whether or not (and if so
> > X11Amp (X)
>
> A good choice - just don't install it suid root as the docs suggest
> (unless that hole's been fixed). I didn't install suid root in the first
> place anyway, as I refused to give an audio player that level of
> privilege...
Can you spare me the time, and tell me where to fi
> Yes. We are still deciding whether or not (and if so, how) to use Linux, and
> we've already overspent the modest budget for this work. Part of the problem is
> my having originally thought to use Linux as an RTOS, which would not be
> optimal. At this point, I am leaning toward something like
Paul Evad - Kudosnet Communications <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I ran into the same problem as the daylight savings time kicked in Sunday
> night for us... but...
>
> >The simple solution is step 12) below. However you should read the
> >message below and follow the part that applies to you.
>
> Your choosing to ignore your own evidence and selective quoting to keep
> making your point indeed lends credence to an earlier question regarding
> troubleshooting abilities. It may well be that Linux is the messenger
> trying to tell you something about that particular hardware combination
>
> mpg123 (Console)
Not as reliable as 'amp' though - mpg123 barfs on around 5% of the files
I've tried it with.
> X11Amp (X)
A good choice - just don't install it suid root as the docs suggest
(unless that hole's been fixed). I didn't install suid root in the first
place anyway, as I refused
> I mentioned Caldera support earlier. Is there some reason you haven't
> considered purchasing support from them?
Yes. We are still deciding whether or not (and if so, how) to use Linux, and
we've already overspent the modest budget for this work. Part of the problem is
my having originally tho
> well.it should be okhowever i'm not prefect.
I'm sure the gentleman asking the original question feels much better now
that you said that. Its probably best not to say anything unless your
absolutely sure. Additionally, one-line answers typically don't provide
any valuable informatio
> Hi all. Does anyone know anything about mp3 files? Are they only sound
> files, or video as well?
Not 100% Certain but I think it is only audio...
> Is there something that can play that format?
Yup, take your pick..
mpg123 (Console)
Splay (Console)
X11Amp (X)
MP3 JukeBox (X)
... The list
> 266 Mhz Pentium CPU
> Asus P2L97 motherboard
> 64MB SD RAM (2 x 32MB DIMM)
> ATI 3D Xpression 4MB video card
ATI == Dont buy
Get yourself a nice Matrox.
> DLINK DE-530 CT+ NIC (NT recognizes this as a DEC PCI Ethernet DECchip 21041)
This will be fine.
> list, so that will *probably* work.
>
> The permissions of /root are wrong. They need to be 755.
Ok, but that is silly.
> Here's the scoop: Cron starts out in /root, then su's to another userid.
> Now, as that userid it is in a directory for which it has no permissions,
> hence the errors. You should be able to see the problem fi
well.it should be okhowever i'm not prefect.
Paul M Dunphy wrote:
> I know there probably isn't a yes/no answer to this question and I
> won't really know until I try it. Realizing this, I would like the
> opinions of the Linux gurus. Are there any known incompatibilities with
> th
I know there probably isn't a yes/no answer to this question and I
won't really know until I try it. Realizing this, I would like the
opinions of the Linux gurus. Are there any known incompatibilities with
the following system I plan to load RH Linux 5.0 on:
266 Mhz Pentium CPU
Asus P2L97
Ahhh... solved it.
setting my timezone to:
SystemV/PST8PDT
rather than US/PST fixed it... bru is working fine once again.
- Paul
---Kudosnet Communication Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]www.kudosnet.com
For value added web h
> Everyday, I get...
> shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent
> directories
> job-working-directory: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot
> access parent directories
The permissions of /root are wrong. They need to be 755.
Here's the scoop: Cro
Hi! I really appreciate your time on this.
I have joined a local internet peering group hence the need for OSPF,
apparently the resulting routing table is huge and no way to do it via
static routes. The people upstream from me use BSD and configured their
ospf on their Cisco router (which I don
Hi all. Does anyone know anything about mp3 files? Are they only sound
files, or video as well?
Is there something that can play that format?
Dave
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES!
http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /RedHat-Tips /ma
> Heh. With all respect, I've been in the biz over 20 years. Automobiles
> have gotten better; operating systems have held steady in some cases, or
> gotten worse in others. But I'll continue to expect my car to work more
> reliably.
>
> The other poster's crack about your troubleshooting skill
I ran into the same problem as the daylight savings time kicked in Sunday
night for us... but...
>The simple solution is step 12) below. However you should read the
>message below and follow the part that applies to you.
>
>All timezone changes are made using timeconfig.
>
>I)
>
>If you are _not_
On Mon, Apr 06, 1998 at 06:28:23PM -0400, kgibson wrote:
> >
> > for line in `cat filename`
> > do
> > do_whatever_with $line
> > done
> >
> >
> > And just to test $line
> >
> > for line in `cat filename`
> > do
> > echo $line
> > done
> >
You could run into trouble with either of the
The box will perform better if it can cache all the ram in l2 cache,
otherwise it has to go to system memory which is slower. The tx chipset
(which the abit tx5 has) can only cache 64mb.
A good non-PII chipset is the via vp2 (also known as the amd640). It's
a socket7 board that can cache up to
Isn't bash great!
if that wasn't bash then I just made a fool of myself.
--Kris Gibson---
==-- _ / / \
---==---(_)__ __ __/ / /\ \
--==---/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / / /_/\ \ \
-=/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\
I did not have any trouble downloading it, just getting it loaded.
:)
> Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1998 13:48:16 -0600
> From: Rob Sutherland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: StarOffice troubles
> Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Thomas Hubb
>Original Message-
>from: David Fisher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: maandag 6 april 1998 5:00
>Subject: Re: RH 5 reboots without warning
>> > apparently random chance. On some machines, everything works, while on
others,
>> > bits and pieces do n
for line in `cat filename`
do
do_whatever_with $line
done
And just to test $line
for line in `cat filename`
do
echo $line
done
Rick
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Niclas Domack wrote:
> A (probably) stupid question from a shell-programming newbie..
>
> I have got a long list of userna
> > shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent
> > directories
> > job-working-directory: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot
> > access parent directories
>
> I think I've seen this (or something very similar) answered on this list
> saying / has not got
Just an observation. I used to have some trouble along these lines until I
realise that the cause of the problem is actually the Reply-To: address, or the
From: add if you didn't specify a Reply-To: --- make sure that the add is the
same one that you used to subscribe to the list! Hopefully that'
> > shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent
> > directories
> > job-working-directory: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot
> > access parent directories
>
> I think I've seen this (or something very similar) answered on this list
> saying / has not go
kgibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Everyday, I get email (for root) after it's cron.daily job, here it is:
> Subject: Cron run-parts /etc/cron.daily
> shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent
> directories
> job-working-directory: could not get current directory: g
> I thought a change in this file would cause a change in the name of my host
> machine from localhost to whatever I chose. But it doesn't seem to work.
> Any help is appreciated.
> Bob Palank
Try checking out /etc/sysconfig/network instead, or use netcfg - the
network configuration tool provid
> I'm having a weird problem of e-mail "getting lost" when mailing from
> Netscape to this list.
I have experienced the same problem with the Linux verison of
Communicator. I had no problem mailing from the Win 95 version,
although.
Anyone, know what's going on?
(BTW: I am not using Netscape
>As an afterthought though, you could download it
> with ncftp, and get it resume the download if it fails
>
Yeah, I've seen this suggested a couple of times. How do I get it
to continue? Is it "get -C filename" or something?
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but I've never had to use
I get the same thing on my Sparc with 4.2... Sent a message about it a
long time ago, and got no responses...
Randy Carpenter - UNIX Systems Admin First Network Group
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Wapakon
I was looking at the rhbackup script I just installed on my RedHat 4.2
server
This looks great, but I noticed that the script does NOT include the -z
option for tar which will compress the archive.
Question: Is there any reason why I shouldn't add the z option onto the tar
command in the rhb
Everyday, I get email (for root) after it's cron.daily job, here
it is:
Subject: Cron run-parts /etc/cron.daily
shell-init: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot access parent
directories
job-working-directory: could not get current directory: getwd: cannot
access parent direc
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Well I have SDRAM which is 10 nanoseconds and cache is what 5-7
> nanoseconds? Not much of a performance hit unless I'm missing
> something. I don't know much about this kind of stuff though, so
> please feel free to point out any error in judgement.
> --vicki
>
Well I have SDRAM which is 10 nanoseconds and cache is what
5-7 nanoseconds? Not much of a performance hit unless I'm
missing something. I don't know much about this kind of stuff
though, so please feel free to point out any error in judgement.
--vicki
--
PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips,
> hdb1 was partitioned in a single 2Gb partition and formatted. It was also
>permanently mounted in /etc/fstab adding the line:
>/dev/hdb1 /apps ext2 defaults 1 2
^
this doesn't match
>In order to install Applixware on hdb1, I also gave the commands
I just installed RH 5 on a dedicated machine ( only Linux, no Win ).
The box has two HDDs, the master ( 540 Mb) and the slave ( 2Gb).
RH is installed in hda1, the 540Mb master disk and the slave 2Gb hdb1 is
empty. I want to install Applixware and have to install it on the new empty
hdb1 disk si
> This is basically the same thing that has happened the past two nights.
> Am I really not getting the whole 44 MB or is the size being
> misreported? Am I missing something really obvious here? Any help would
> be appreciated.
I had the same problem, I couldn't get it to download the whole lot
Vicki, a couple of comments:
1. If this is an intel 430TX chipset based board then you're never going to
be able to cache more than 64Mb of your RAM. There is a performance hit in
this uncached memeory; and it's one of the reasons that I've stuck to my ASUS
XP55T2P4 v3.1 motherboard. On th
well it did get through to the list
mike
Zoki wrote:
> I'm having a weird problem of e-mail "getting lost" when mailing from
> Netscape to this list. This only happens when mailing from Linux because
> the testmail I just send with win 3.xx passed okay. The thing is that when
> I send a mail to
I'm having a weird problem of e-mail "getting lost" when mailing from
Netscape to this list. This only happens when mailing from Linux because
the testmail I just send with win 3.xx passed okay. The thing is that when
I send a mail to the list - responding to messages - I don't get it back.
For ex
I know of none - i think this is coded into the logging feature of the
telnetd daemon - if you looked at the sources
800+ IP addresses should be documented somehow/somewhere - perhaps a perl
script could create a hosts file - barring that, i would write a perl
script ot generate a fake host
Vicki Stanfield wrote:
> I added the mem=128M line to lilo.conf (already had the
> Adaptec stuff in there), and I haven't been able to boot since.
--
You may wanna add append="mem=128M" to lilo.conf, the syntax you have is
incorrect. This may be the problem but I can't say for sure since I
don'
I'm trying to figure out what's going wrong when mailing to the list from
Netscape on Linux.
Zoki.
*
ATTENTION
- Please send attachments with filenames in DOS format (8.3).
- S.V.P. envoyer les annexes avec le nom en format DOS (8.3).
Merci!
%% Fin de Message / End of message %%
--
PLE
Hey,
Yes, I did get a solution to the problem, but I cannot take credit
for it. Alas, I've absent-mendedly lost the name of the person
who sent me the fix.
So, credit goes to that person; you know who you are! Much Thanks!
THE FIX:
The issue is that the IP is attempting to be reverse
I tried this with one workstation and it cleared up the problem from that
workstation right away. That seems to be the problem in a nutshell.
I'm still wondering, though, if there's some other way to discourage the box
from doing a reverse lookup for each IP. I really don't want to have to ente
> [PT] I *do* know about having problems with Compaq.
> In my case it was a DeskPro 6150 (Pentium Pro 150)
> system with a built-in AMD SCSI chip. The only Linux
> distribution that would install on the box was
> Slackware 3.4 since it used a regular non-modular
>
I noticed the telnet hesitation on a 4.2 box we had here.
I also noticed that there is no hesitation when 5.0 was installed on the
same box.
Maybe someone can add to cause of the hesitation.
-Eric
> -Original Message-
> From: tjordan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, April 06, 1
Thomas Hubbell wrote:
>
>
> > Have you tried downloading with something else than netscape?
>
> Yes. I tried twice with Netscape and once with ncftp. When I used
> ncftp, I recall getting a 'Broken Pipe' error message. I guess I can
> try again with ncftp, maybe at a different download site. I
I think if you add the the client hostnames/ip addresses to /etc/hosts on
the target box it will help as long as target box /etc/resolv.conf allows
for hosts before bind
dave
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, tjordan wrote:
> Any idea how to keep it from doing this? Most of our machines (win95) are
> c
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Thomas Hubbell wrote:
>
> > Have you tried downloading with something else than netscape?
>
> Yes. I tried twice with Netscape and once with ncftp. When I used
> ncftp, I recall getting a 'Broken Pipe' error message. I guess I can
> try again with ncftp, maybe at a differ
> Have you tried downloading with something else than netscape?
Yes. I tried twice with Netscape and once with ncftp. When I used
ncftp, I recall getting a 'Broken Pipe' error message. I guess I can
try again with ncftp, maybe at a different download site. I really
don't know what to do (obviou
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998, Dave Price wrote:
> Yes,
>
> I understand that this has to do with the Target machine failing to
> reverse resolve the ip address that you are telnetting from ... it
> eventually times out and lets you in anyway - look at /var/log/messages on
> the target - you will see tha
On Sun, 5 Apr 1998, Steven Krikstone wrote:
> Trying to install redhat 5 on a new customers machine. It is a Pentium
> 200 w/MMX, with 32 megs ram. The motherboard is an Intel 82430TX, with the
> Award 4.51PG BIOS version. For some reason, when I try booting with the
> floppy that came with red
Any idea how to keep it from doing this? Most of our machines (win95) are
configured with IP only and don't have fqdn's associated with them through
DNS. Is there a way that you know of to avoid the name lookups?
>= Original Message From Dave Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =
>Yes,
>
>I under
I get that several times when I telnet to certain accounts at college. If
you have an external modem, you would notice that your computer keeps
sending packets for a response and there is no response for a long time.
I don't know the true explanation for this hang up, I'm not a network
expert but
1 - 100 of 196 matches
Mail list logo
