On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Pankaj Kumar R wrote:
i know that one can choose from Messg queue, Shared mem, Semaphore opn,
(std ipc) or create unix domain socket or a socket stream.
Well, obviously which one you need depends on what you are going to do
with it. My personal preference is domain
On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Kevin W. Reed wrote:
What exactly is "lots of evil stuff"
It is definitely evil stuff and not the usual mysterious looking but
harmless things that shells tend to collect. In this case it is smurfing
attacks. There's also another "mystery process" running which I
On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
I'm not worried about stability per se. I'm worried about the upgrade
process screwing things up. I've heard that the upgrade process is not
transparent, in the sense that packages get updated and the amount of
tweaking to get the installation
I just got my RH5.0 CD yesterday, and quickly started installing. It
seemed to go quite well at first, but I cannot get Metro-X or XFree
either one to load. Upon inspection of log files and things those files
pointed to, I think I am missing many files, and that this is due to
running out
On 30 Apr 1998, James Youngman wrote:
wtw tcpd was replaced with a trojan one.
Ouch.
That's an easy problem to fix. The RPM database is what I'm concerned
about, since it contains the MD5 information in the first place. Does
anyone know a way to compare the MD5 of an installed package
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Drachen wrote:
I know zilch about PnP as you can probably tell. What does it take for
Linux to work with that stuff?
in my experience, taking it out of PnP mode and hand configuring it. You
can't do this with all cards, though..
The isapnptools (on sunsite, I
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Drachen wrote:
For what it's worth, The current version of NT does not support pnp...
Also, the next version "Which will support pnp," will only do so if you
have a computer w/ the new power management stuff (no procducts even use
it yet!), fwiw.
Chris
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Sekou,
This is kind of beyond the scope of the list, but here
is what I did to get tac_plus.3.0.12.alpha to complile on RH 5.0:
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1) Makefile changes:
diff Makefile~ Makefile
40c40
# OSLIBS=-lcrypt
I'm using an el-cheapo D-Link DE220 ($29 ISA PnP ethernet card from
CompUSA) with Linux, no problem. ISAPNP configured it correctly, then it
was a simple matter to modprobe in the ne.o module (the card's a NE2000
clone) in with the i/o port and irq values specified by ISAPNP. Works
flawlessly.
If you save images in anything but native GIMP format (xcf) only the
currently active layer will be saved. Therefore, to save an image in a
non-native format you need to merge all layers into one layer, make that
layer the active layer and then save the image.
Hope this helps,
Stefan
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man rmail says that rmail should not be in /bin. Why not...
Hmm.. Don't exactly know why the man page states that, but typically
binaries that the superuser uses are stored in /bin. Normal users use
/usr/bin, which is where that should go.
Dave
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Did you by chance install a copy of StarOffice on the RH box?
I had that on RH4.1 after installing an earlier of SO and
adding the svdaemon (memory speaking!) into my
.bash_profile.
Commented the SOffice stuff out and all was well again.
Just a thought,
Rick
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Yoshihiro
Could you NFS mount the Linux stuff on NT?
Probably, but I do most of my development under NT, and my company has some
funny ideas about using lots of small source modules instead of combining
them into logical units. If my C compiler has to read hundreds of files
over the network off an
At 09:17 PM 4/30/1998 -0400, Dave Wreski wrote:
I assume that the recent 2.0 series of kernels (the one supplied with
RH 5)
support IP Masquerade? I don't need to move to a 2.1 series kernel? What
does
Nope. They only have the bare necessities in there to run your system. The
normal
No, this is not good advise. We need to produce commodity software here.
People can't possibly be expected to recompile their kernel every time.
Unless there is a specific need, it should not be necessary. Wait for the
next vendor release. It won't make your system faster, use less
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
You should be able to:
- set the service to be 'public'
- use the 'null passwords' option
- use the 'guest only' option
How do I setup multiple users to be guests?
You should at least spend some time, and use ipfwadm to configure your
upstream
John C. Flohr wrote:
Linux is great!
RedHat is great!
It's very important to me that I know what is happening in the Linux
technical world! We use RedHat extensively in our own shop and with our
customers.
_However_, I'm just about ready to remove my name from the RedHat mailing
Sucks to be me!
I am using a Red Hat 5.0 system with (as far as I know) all the errata
applied, so this doesn't bode well for Red Hat security in general. :)
I am using kernel 2.0.34pre11b, so I can't absolutely rule out the
possibility of a kernel bug. However I think it's unlikely since
"Joe Tseng" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was told by someone I could use Ghostscript to filter output to my
Epson Color Stylus 400. I tried doing that just now by using:
gs -dSAFER -sDEVICE=epsonc -sOutputFile=/dev/lp1 -
as the print statement for Netscape.
Well I got just alot of
I'm a newbie running Red Hat 5.0. X Windows has been running fine for me,
but now when i use the "startx" command i get the following error message:
_X11TransSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect: errno = 111
giving up.
xinit: Connection refused (errno 111):
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At 11:24 4/29/98 -0400, Jil Tardiff wrote:
Since it will be a mixed
environment I will need **good** file-sharing capabilities (basically only
for Wordprocessing).
I haven't used any wordprocessors for Linux, but I can attest to it's file
sharing abilities. I
hey everyone..
There was a security problem on my previous redhat5 box also and I'm writing
to ask if anyone's ever seen anything like this before...
Basically what happened was that I just randomly did a `ps aux` and saw to my
horror that there were close to 2 or 3 dozen
A little more detail on my problem:
My "Xerrors" file includes the following two lines:
Fatal server error:
Cannot open mouse (Device or resource busy)
¿Could this be the whole problem? I think i may have fiddled with the mouse
settings in metroX. But nothing improves when i
On Mon, 27 Apr 1998, Donnie McInis wrote:
Hey,
I can't edit rc.local. I have a problem with my swap. The FAO says to
see if swapon is in the /etc/rc.local. When I type "ls" I see the file
but I can't use "vi" on it or "cat" it. I get "no file by that name". I
also tried "chmod" but get the
Fatal server error:
Cannot open mouse (Device or resource busy)
¿Could this be the whole problem? I think i may have fiddled with the mouse
settings in metroX. But nothing improves when i change the mouse settings.
Try killing gpm before you run startx, although I thought this
I have a fresh red hat 5 install, done with the "install everything"
option, static ip dial up ppp to my isp, and ethernet to my local lan,
which is using the 10.10.10.0 network, and ip masquerading to reach the
internet. I can send mail, I can check the mail at my isp, but I have one
problem.
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Yoink! wrote:
On Mon, 27 Apr 1998, Donnie McInis wrote:
Hey,
I can't edit rc.local. I have a problem with my swap. The FAO says to
see if swapon is in the /etc/rc.local. When I type "ls" I see the file
but I can't use "vi" on it or "cat" it. I get "no file by
Hi everybody,
Does anybody know how to preview dvi files without X? dvi2tty programme is
not very good for producing a readable output. Another way is to use dvips
first and than gs with the device svgalib (or smth like this), but the
result is also very far from what I am dreaming about :). Any
hi all,
i am part of the design team whic is developing infrastructure for
mobile computing. we have developed these two daemons which
come up during bootup.
what we needed was some form of IPC between these two processes.
i know that one can choose from Messg queue, Shared mem, Semaphore opn,
Here is my hosts.deny file (just testing it out with ftpd):
in.ftpd: ALL: (/usr/sbin/safe_finger -l @%h | \
/bin/mail -s %d-%h root)
Hi, Brian
This is mine, i don't use it only for ftpd but for ftpd, telnetd .
I hope this helps.
ALL:ALL:spawn (/usr/sbin/safe_finger -l @%h |
This error happens when I start X windows.
Does anyone have an idea what causes this error?
/usr/local/enlightenment/bin/enlightenment: error in loading shared
libraries
/usr/lib/libImlib.so.1: undefined symbol: jpeg_std_error
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Hello All,
I need some help with commands that would enable
me to transfer a directory and all of its subs from one Linux
box to another, I want to use a telnet session to do it. Looked
though some commands but its seems vague for directories.
TIA
Best Regards,
Phil Blancett
[EMAIL
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Phil Blancett wrote:
me to transfer a directory and all of its subs from one Linux
box to another, I want to use a telnet session to do it. Looked
though some commands but its seems vague for directories.
If you can use FTP, then ncftp has a facility where you can use
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"wtw" == William T Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
wtw On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Kevin W. Reed wrote:
What exactly is "lots of evil stuff"
wtw tcpd was replaced with a trojan one.
Ouch.
wtw As it happens, the exploit process is still running, even
wtw though the exploit itself
Joel Oliveira writes:
more stuff to gobble up :
http://www.msnbc.com/news/161590.asp
" Dell spokesman T.R. Reid said ...
[...]
Though some estimates place the current population of Linux
users at 5 million to 10 million, "I haven't been able to find any
examples
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TRi Joel Oliveira writes:
more stuff to gobble up :
http://www.msnbc.com/news/161590.asp
TRi " Dell spokesman T.R. Reid said ...
TRi[...]
TRi Though some estimates place the current population of Linux
Is there any program in Redhat that allows continuation of interrupted
ftp download?
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I use a Samba server on Red Hat Linux 5.0 as a file server to Windows 95
and Windows NT.
One of the files I share is a large (200MB) code respository file used
by my development environment. When I set my environment to single
user, ther performance is excellant. On the server, the file is
I use "UNIX NETWORK PROGRAMMING" by W. RICHARD STEVENS (ISBN
0-13-949876-1, Prentice-Hall, Inc.). It is an excellent book about
client/server and socket programming. The book was published in 1990, I
am not sure if they have a newer release.
cheers.
Joel Oliveira wrote:
Chris,
L. M. Marchese wrote:
I use "UNIX NETWORK PROGRAMMING" by W. RICHARD STEVENS (ISBN
0-13-949876-1, Prentice-Hall, Inc.). It is an excellent book about
client/server and socket programming. The book was published in 1990, I
am not sure if they have a newer release.
Yes they do (second
Ronald
You can force a send by issuing:
sendmail -q
when you have dialled into your ISP.
The defualt RH timeout for delivreing mail is every hour. I changed that
to every 10 mins, and now I don't have mail queues. This is set up in the
sendmail startup (the paramater -q1h should become
On 30-Apr-98 Bench wrote:
Is there any program in Redhat that allows continuation of
interrupted ftp download?
I think you'll find that the ftp client (on my machine came from the
ftp-0.10-1) does this quite happily. The command within the program is
reget, do a 'man ftp' for more info.
¡Thanks for the fix, Dave! Here's my summary of the problem and the fix:
THE PROBLEM:
After fiddling with the mouse settings in MetroX (i think), i was no longer
able to open X Wiundows. I got the following error message:
_X11TransSocketUNIXConnect: Can't connect: errno = 111
Is there any program in Redhat that allows continuation of interrupted
ftp download?
ncftp allows you to continue your downloads, provided the FTP site
supports it.
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Internet Services
Work Homepage: http://www.southcom.com.au
Personal
Hi, are there any .rpm's for X 3.3.2? If so, where? I checked the
/pub/contrib on ftp.redhat.com but there didn't seem to be any.
Thanks,
Matt
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After installing RH5.0 I am unable to use XWindow of my server. The
procedure I allways do is :
xhost + -- on my PC (under RH5)
rlogin to main server -- on a alpha server ( under DEC-OSF3.2)
setenv DISPLAY pcname:0.0
and when I try to use dxnotepad I am getting the following :
" X
Hi all,
Well I've finally gotten RH5 and XFree86 running not too badly on my
machine. I've also configured (I think) the PPP networking setup for my
local provider. However, after dialup, I'm not able to see if a connection
is actually made, or what sort of progress my dialup attempt is
I have to admit that I find the info command set less than intuitive, and I
don't use it enough to make its command set second nature. Is there an X
version with menus available, or some other alternative that would make it
easier to navigate through info documents?
TIA,
Al Margheim
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TRi " Dell spokesman T.R. Reid said ...
TRi[...]
TRi Though some estimates place the current population of Linux
TRiusers at 5 million to 10 million, "I haven't been able to find any
TRiexamples of customers requesting Linux," Reid said. [...]"
I suggest you try
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/contrib/grouped/glibc/i386/X11/XFree86, and the
Servers directory therein. :)
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I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
Linux and NT. When I move the tree of code I need to maintain the
directory structure, convert carriage returns appropriately for the
destination platform, and not change the date/time of last modification.
Maintaining
¡Thanks for the fix, Dave! Here's my summary of the problem and the fix:
No problem. Cool exclamation points you have there :)
THE FIX:
Before opening X-Windows, enter the following command to kill "general
purpose mouse":
There is a real fix to this, not just this workaround. Has
I just got my RH5.0 CD yesterday, and quickly started installing. It seemed to go quite well at first, but I cannot get Metro-X or XFree either one to load. Upon inspection of log files and things those files pointed to, I think I am missing many files, and that this is due to running out of
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On Thursday, April 30, 1998 3:16 PM, Al Margheim [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
Linux and NT.
Could you NFS mount the Linux stuff on NT?
Keith
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Is there any program in Redhat that allows continuation of interrupted
ftp download?
ncftp
MB
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I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
Linux and NT. When I move the tree of code I need to maintain the
directory structure, convert carriage returns appropriately for the
destination platform, and not change the date/time of last modification.
The same ftp program let you make that, take a look at the help in the ftp
program I dont remember the exact command but I have done that
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On Thu, 30
"Al" == Al Margheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Al I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and
Al forth between Linux and NT. When I move the tree of code I need
Al to maintain the directory structure, convert carriage returns
Al appropriately for the destination
I thought maybe somebody on this list could answer an MX record question for
me. I have several virtual hosts on my server and when they send email
their return address always appears as my domain name instead of their own
domain. I've tried adding several different MX and A records to their
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Edmunds, Keith wrote:
On Thursday, April 30, 1998 3:16 PM, Al Margheim [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
Linux and NT.
Could you NFS mount the Linux stuff on NT?
Or use smbmount/samba?
Hi.
Just curious: will the next release have a mount more recent than 2.7f? Last
time I checked, the devel tree still had 2.7f, while I've seen a 2.7l
release in the contrib area.
Perhaps the newer versions are incredibly bug-ridden?
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My boss told me yesterday about an article (he didn't say where he saw
it) which said that Linux was the only non-M$ operating system to gain
market share last year. The same article said that this fact hasn't
been wasted on our good friends at M$, and that a whole new round of
nastiness is
Bench wrote:
Thanks for the answer. My 2 SCSI drivers are Seagate Barracuda, 4GB
each. Sorry for the lack of details, I'm planning to use it using RAID 0.
Whoo-ee!
The md driver should make you a very happy hacker.
Man, six gigs striped into one device. What a joy.
Have you found the
At 03:44 PM 4/30/98 +0100, James Youngman wrote:
Why not just control the source with a CVS server? CVS can deal with
changing line-ends etc. You then designate one machine at the server
and the other as the client.
I have been considering setting up CVS for other reasons. I hesitate to
At 03:26 PM 4/30/98 +0100, Keith Edmunds wrote:
Could you NFS mount the Linux stuff on NT?
Probably, but I do most of my development under NT, and my company has some
funny ideas about using lots of small source modules instead of combining
them into logical units. If my C compiler has to read
On the suggestion of Dave Wresky, I just took a look at the ProxyArp
mini-Howto on Sunsite.
And I'm confused.
What's the practical difference between proxy-arp and plain old
IP aliasing?
Is one "better"?
In case it matters, my goal is to set up a bastion server so that it
routes certain
The saga continues... If these news stories are becoming cumbersome, would
someone please let me know?
Thanks,
Beth Gemeny
http://www.pcworld.com/cgi-bin/database/body.pl?ID=980429110235
Linux Vendor Accuses Microsoft of Hardball Tactics.url
At 03:36 PM 4/30/98 +0100, James Youngman wrote:
The X version of info(1) is Emacs.
So I could trade the cryptic command set of info for the cryptic command
set of Emacs? H.
Thanks anyway. :-)
Al
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Hello all,
I'm trying to get bash to behave more like "ksh" and I'm getting nowhere.
Specifically I want to be able to use VI as the default command line editor.
I also want to be able to do command history searching using the VI commands,
since I have found the default (EMACS?) commands to
Hi there
just use the tar command and if size matters you can have it also compress
it into the gzip format (if you have the GNU tar). If not then you can
still use gzip to compress the tar file.
Let's say you have a directory called "public_html" that you want to
transfer. Go to the directory
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At 09:15 4/30/98 -0500, Al Margheim wrote:
I have to regularly move an entire source code tree back and forth between
Linux and NT. When I move the tree of code I need to maintain the
directory structure, convert carriage returns appropriately for the
Ditto Max is *NOT* a QIC-80 compatible drive.
It uses it's own controller, and good luck getting any help from Iomega with
it. It took months just to get them to support the operating systems they
claim to support on the back of the box, much less others.
-Original Message-
From:
At 10:40 AM 4/30/98 -0400, Dave Wreski wrote:
- I think NT has an rdist implementation, which I think should be able to
do the carriage return processing as well.
Thanks, I'll investigate rdist (and rsync) when I get more time.
- Create a windows-share on the NT machine, and mount it from
according to the man page for the 'dump' included with Red Hat 4.2
(dump-0.3-8):
"The Linux port of dump is not able yet to produce correct multi-volume
backups."
is this really the case? or is it (hopefully) just a matter of the
documentation not keeping up with development?
-matt
I was changing the shell for root today and I accidently typed in the
wrong path to the shell. So, now I can't log in as root. I have tried to
go into single user mode, but the delay on lilo is set to 0, and I can't
catch it before it boots. Can anyone tell me how I can get in to change
the
I'm setting up an RH5 machine on a 486/33 with a tiny (~200M) hard
drive. The installation will be a minimal one, but I'd like to be able
to display X windows remotely on my desktop (for ease of
reconfiguration, dotfile generator, etc.). The new machine probably
won't even have a monitor after
Hi All,
Our server seems to be prone to relay spam. I have installed m4 macros
from http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/%7Eca/email/check.html
These seemed to work fine and generate valid sendmail.cf, and looked
allright when checked according to steps at the above adress. But test
from
Hello,
I am having a problem with xdm that I'm hoping someone can clear up for
me. I'm runing Redhat 5.0, kernel 2.0.3.3.
When running XDM (spawned from inittab), no matter what window manager I
choose in my "dot" files, I always get booted into the following window
managers, in the following
Al Margheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 03:36 PM 4/30/98 +0100, James Youngman wrote:
The X version of info(1) is Emacs.
So I could trade the cryptic command set of info for the cryptic command
set of Emacs? H.
No. It's still the info command set but you get a more friendly
Hello, everyone.
My RH42 is not having a good morning. When I powered up the system, it
appears to start normally; however, when it gets to the "Starting
sendmail: sendmail" in the boot seq, everything stops. If I do a
Ctrl-Alt-Del, it shuts back down and reboots the systemwhich
Hello All,
Anyone have any luck installing a 3Com PCI token ring card with
Redat 4.2? I understand token ring cards can be difficult to work with.
I have a Dell 233 and I want to be able to get this PCI card to work but
I fear it may not be compatible with 4.2.
Thanks
Mike
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Hold down shift when you boot. That will get you a lilo prompt.
Type 'image init=/bin/sh'. Assuming that is where sh resides, which is
almost always the case, you will get a shell without login. Edit the
/etc/passwd file manually to fix your shell. HTH
Hi,
here's a new entry. And here are a few questions already. I have installed
right now my brand new RedHat 5.0 which I purchased from RedHat. To those
of you who have some time and patience: will you help me please, if you
can? :)
The ftp installation didn't work - exactly as in 4.1. I
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
Naturally, I thumped my chest and said "Let 'em try," but I do wonder,
if M$ did decide to go after the Linux community in force, what might
they be able to do to us? Anything? They couldn't come to my office
Unless they hire a couple of 300 pound
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I'm setting up an RH5 machine on a 486/33 with a tiny (~200M) hard
drive. The installation will be a minimal one, but I'd like to be able
to display X windows remotely on my desktop (for ease of
reconfiguration, dotfile generator,
Sorry if this has already been mentioned. I found the following not
only Linux usefull, but generally Unix C usefull also.
"Beginning Linux Programming" by Neil Matthew Richard Stones,
pub by Wrox Press Ltd.
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fred
Fred Lenk, SysAdmin, CommPower
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to see ppp connect messages try:
tail -f /var/log/messages
thisshould spit back all of your ppp stuff with responses
regards,
Jack
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On Thu, 30 Apr 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wrong path to the shell. So, now I can't log in as root. I have tried to
go into single user mode, but the delay on lilo is set to 0, and I can't
So hold the shift key down while it is booting. That will give you the
LILO prompt even if the
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From: William T Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, April 30, 1998 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: Micro$oft "declaring war"?
free. That combined with the lack of a single target to sue would
probably prevent this; and the emulators
I have a network of two machines: linux and win95. I am trying to access
resources published by the win95 machine. TCP/IP connectivity is fine between
the two systems.
1) Why would smbmount only find the win95 server is the win95 machine name ws
in the linux box's hosts file? I though that
I know that this has been discussed and I've tried to find the anwnser to this
but to no avail. I have printed out and read many, many manuals but if the
answer is RTFM, just tell me which one.
The question is simple: how do I route such that my win95 box can fully access
the internet through
Naturally, I thumped my chest and said "Let 'em try," but I do wonder,
if M$ did decide to go after the Linux community in force, what might
they be able to do to us? Anything? They couldn't come to my office
I don't know if this fits your criteria or not, so I'll try it...
We're getting
I'm starting to work with PostgreSQL and I wonder if there is anyone out
there who wouldn't mind answering a few questions via private e-mail?
I've read the docs and played with it a bunch but I stand to have a few
things clarified. One thing I'm trying, for instance, is just to get
MS-Access to
On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Serge Pluess wrote:
Hi there
just use the tar command and if size matters you can have it also compress
it into the gzip format (if you have the GNU tar). If not then you can
still use gzip to compress the tar file.
Let's say you have a directory called
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