Below is the layout of a straight cable. Be aware that 1,2 and 3,6 each belong to
a twisted pair!!! (MAINTAIN THE TWISTING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE WHILE MAKING THE CABLE!!!)
HUB Workstation
==
RX+ 1 --- 1 RX+
RX- 2 --
> "mr" == Mukhlesur Rahman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
mr> I am new entry here. And very new in Linux. I had a similar problem. My
mr> modem could dial but always failed to connect to ISP. I tried to connect to
mr> my office ISP and spent about a week fiddling with PPP setup and could not
mr>
Big mistake, don't upgrade the complete libc just for
StarOffice this will break other things.
Check my website below for the info you need to
install staroffice.
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A visit to a fresh place will bring
Start with something simple, like make sure that you have a link in
/dev/modem pointing to the right device such as ttySX where the X is
either 0 for com1 or 1 for com2.
IOW, do this as root:
ln -s /dev/ttyS0 /dev/modem
Then call up minicom and issue the simple command atz and see if your
modem
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Paul Greene wrote:
> This is probably an easy question for the experts; I'm doing (what I hope
> is) the smart thing by asking before leaping off the cliff.
>
> I would like to install the Star Office office suite on my linux box (Redhat
> 4.0). The installation instructions
> I need an easy one answered. I have a minimal installation right now and
> all my docs and cds are at work. From the command-line how do I set what
> nameserver my machine should look at? I've got the IP address but I have
> totally forgot where to set it.
Set it in /etc/resolv.conf
Regards
I need an easy one answered. I have a minimal installation right now and
all my docs and cds are at work. From the command-line how do I set what
nameserver my machine should look at? I've got the IP address but I have
totally forgot where to set it.
Thanks,
Greg Thomas
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On Mon, 4 May 1998, Zoki wrote:
> Can I make a ppp-on script tell me when it's connected to Internet. Now I have
> to guess and enter route. Be inspired and tell me something that's very
> complicated because otherwise I'll feel stupid for not having figured it out
> myself.
>
I have never use
I've just set up an internet gateway. Everything is working except
sendmail.
I've configured sendmail with both LUSER_RELAY and SMART_HOST.
The idea is that all outgoing mail goes to the smart host while all
incomming mail that doesn't have an account on the Linux box gets
forwarded to the LUSER_
Good Day ALL!!
I have posted this question, I believe, twice before but didnt really
get any clear concise information leading to a solution. So, please
forgive me for posting again.
Here's what I have: RH Linux 5.0 (kernel 2.0.33) server connected to
the internet and connected to a DEC 16-port
I am new entry here. And very new in Linux. I had a similar problem. My
modem could dial but always failed to connect to ISP. I tried to connect to
my office ISP and spent about a week fiddling with PPP setup and could not
succeed. As a last resort I tried my personal ISP which allowed me
connecti
Hi,
I had the same problem, and the solution for me was fairly simple. I had
to add a line to my /etc/rc.d/rc.local file to load a second file:
#/etc/rc.d/rc.local
#
#
# This starts the ip forwarding
#
/etc/rc.d/rc.route
Then add a new file called rc.route to your /etc/rc.d directory, and have
> 1) Anyone have a 3c905tx NIC with the 918 chipset working in
> Linux? If so, where is a driver? The builtins don't work, and the one at
> cesdis nad varesearch doesn't either. I'll continue hacking on it unless
> someone knows where I can find one.
What is the 918 chipset? You could try
I'm not sure what's available from redhat, but did you check
/pub/contrib/i386? You might find something in there.
The difference between the two files is that one is already compiled,
while one is not (guess which one the .bin.tar.gz is). From the sounds of
it, I wouldn't recommend you use one o
> the two ethernet cards in machine "A" are 3com 3c905 PCI cards
> (as is the card in "B" if that matters). both A and B are Pentiums'
> running linux 2.0.33. the router is an ADSL "modem" and the hub is
> from 3com.
I think you may have screwed up your diagram somehow. You had both
machine
1) Anyone have a 3c905tx NIC with the 918 chipset working in
Linux? If so, where is a driver? The builtins don't work, and the one at
cesdis nad varesearch doesn't either. I'll continue hacking on it unless
someone knows where I can find one.
2) Is there an X server that will sup
Hi;
This is probably an easy question for the experts; I'm doing (what I hope
is) the smart thing by asking before leaping off the cliff.
I would like to install the Star Office office suite on my linux box (Redhat
4.0). The installation instructions call for libc to be upgraded to 5.4.44
in ord
after *endless* months trying to live with a NT internet server which
performed horribly and crashed regularly (the record was 19 times in
*one* hour), the management at my company at last agreed to try out
a machine running RedHat linux. hurrah! BUT i'm having a problem
with forwarding IP traff
I wouls suggest that you do a low level for mat before installing Linux.
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On 5/4/98, at 3:47 PM, Peter J Spalding wrote:
>Hello! I currently am running Linux on two of three machines in my
>household. My LapTop is straight Linux, my Tower CPU is a duel
>I haven't got [Netscape] set up yet to access my mail or news, keeps
>telling me it doesn't recognise the mail or news server info I give it.
I'm having this very same problem with Netscape. Initially it would let me
add a mail server, but now i can't change the server info AT ALL. ¡It's
drivin
Hello everyone!!!
I have tried to connect my RH5.0
in the Internet, but all the con-
figurations that I improved failed.
I tempted to configure in the control-
panel, or thus using a script, or
doing by hand, but it don't make.
Finally, thinking that the problem
could be with the modem, I tem
The color does not matter as long as they match up at each end.
(ie. the red cable in position 1 at one end must be in position 1
at the other end)
The cabling I have used in the past had a solid colored wire paired
with a wire of the same color with white stripes. I usually kept each
color togeth
>> I have a 486/66 with 16MB of RAM and a 1.6GB HD. How many partitions
>> should I have and what sizes should the be? I plan on installing all
>> the RedHat packages.
>
>> Thanks, Larry
>
>This is a bit like asking "What religion should I join", or "What's the
worst
>Microsoft product." or some
These are classic symptoms of a memory problem in your program.
Somewhere you have overstepped an array or accessed a null
pointer.
The problem occurred somewhere before free, but only manifested itself
once you called free. That is the trouble with memory errors, where the
debugger shows you t
>Actualy this was not concerning what to install, butwhere to find a
>HOWTO for setting up network connection...
well sorry for mentioning that this reply was a little off topic...
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> I have a question.
> I have a 486/66 with 16MB of RAM and a 1.6GB HD. How many partitions
> should I have and what sizes should the be? I plan on installing all
> the RedHat packages.
> Thanks, Larry
This is a bit like asking "What religion should I join", or "W
What will the machine be used for? A user? A server? Everything
Chris
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I have a question.
I have a 486/66 with 16MB of RAM and a 1.6GB HD. How many partitions
should I have and what sizes should the be? I plan on installing all the
RedHat packages.
Thanks,
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You are correct with your color ordering.(I believe this is EIA/TIA 568b
standard wiring) With Ethernet the important wires are 1,2,3 & 6. If
you need a crossover just exchange where the orange/white, orange,
green/white and green wires are on one end.(which would be 568a)
> -Original Messa
If you can't find the colour code, then simply ensure that a
given wire connects the same positions on each plug. As I'm
not at the office right now, I can only take a stab at
remembering the code. With the locking lever on the bottom,
you should see, from left to right, white/orange, orange,
gree
> I must admit I find the idea that Borland will begin releasing Linux products
> a bit unlikely. Does anyone have a pointer to more information?
In fact, go to http://www.interbase.com, and you will see the banner tehre
reads:
Interbase 4.0 for RedHat Linux 4.2
> I must admit I find the idea that Borland will begin releasing Linux products
> a bit unlikely. Does anyone have a pointer to more information?
>From what I hear, it is going to be released as a free product... dunno
how true this is...
Regards
Chris Fishwick
Technical Support
Southern Inte
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> I have since heard that Borland's Interbase is to be released with
> native support for Linux. I would be interested to hear more about
> this is anyone out there has any news or experience with Interbase
> for this platform.
> However, I must add that Interbase, tho
Here's an odd problem.
I'm set up as user "jil" on my work domain "pump.aecom.yu.edu".
I can "ping" that address without difficulty.
The account can be fingered.
However, all mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] bounces.
It nearly drove my husband nuts today.
The mail comes back with a 550 "we do
I'm having a weird problem with free() behaviour under Linux.
The program compiles fine, but in runtime it
*sometimes* dumps core which, thanks to gdb, can be
traced to free() calls. This is especially true when calls
to free() repeat, i.e. within the loop. Second free() is
guaranteed to dump core
Sorry this is off topic. Does anyone know where I can find the color order
for fabricating my own RJ45 patch cable. I've got the tools and parts.
Just don't know what order to put them in. Is there a site out there
somebody knows of?
thanks,
rob
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I use a simple sript to monitor my ISDN connection - you may be able to
extend the logic to cover a PPP connect - your PPP device is probably PPP0,
where my sript looks for APS0 - my ISDN device.
- Cut Here
#!/bin/bash
if $(/sbin/ifconfig aps0 2>&1 | grep "unknown" >/dev/null)
then
I have since heard that Borland's Interbase is to be released with native
support for Linux. I would be interested to hear more about this is
anyone out there has any news or experience with Interbase for this
platform.
However, I must add that Interbase, though a good product, is for medium
usea
Just to butt in with something that might be worth considering:
I use RocketMail (http://www.rocketmail.com) for my "public face" in the
email world with exactly the setup that Eric describes (filtering to
different mailboxes with spam filtering added) ... works a treat,
although a web-based emai
How about
mailx -s "PPP ON" jouser << EOF
PPP is now up
EOF
I just it all really depends on how you want to be notified. mail is ok.
You could also use wall or write.
#Thanks,
#Matt Smith
#==
#[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/04 2:36 PM >>>
Can I make a ppp-on s
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Steven Krikstone wrote:
> When I run:
>
> [root@router1 sdl]# /usr/sbin/traceroute 205.160.77.196
> traceroute: Warning: Multiple interfaces found; using 205.160.77.162 @
> eth0
> traceroute to 205.160.77.196 (205.160.77.196), 30 hops max, 40 byte
> packets
> 1 205.160.77.
Dumb questions, but are you sure it's a FAT partition? NTFS is read-only
at this stage to Linux.
cheack the entry in /etc/fstab. The last field (the one with all the
commas in it) has the flags for the mounted file system. If there is a
"ro" in there, that means that it is mounted read only. Try
Hello,
I use to get get mail from the Java mail list, but lately I have not
received any mail. Dose anyone know whay happen to the list?
TIA.
Wayne.
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Can I make a ppp-on script tell me when it's connected to Internet. Now I have
to guess and enter route. Be inspired and tell me something that's very
complicated because otherwise I'll feel stupid for not having figured it out
myself.
/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_
The multiuser level is level 3. Why not start X for your login by adding
it to your ".profile" file, or the equivalent login file for your shell.
Note that you must add it to the file that is run *at login*, not every
time that the sheel is tarted, else you will get strange results from
starting
This is Linux! It's easy!
cat /proc/interrupts
There is also a tool called "scanport" that will tell you what ports (io
addresses) are in use. It's very good!
Also, to configure P'nP boards, you can use the tool "isapnp".
All these are freely available on the 'net. Go to your friendly local
mi
On Sun, 3 May 1998, Felix Klee wrote:
> I am using a HP Laserjet 4L.
> If I try to print plain text files using "lpr plain.txt"
> the printer only outputs an empty page (There are *no*
> special characters/control sequences in the file).
> Printing postscript files, dvi files or man pages
> (man
Hello! I currently am running Linux on two of three machines in my
household. My LapTop is straight Linux, my Tower CPU is a duel Linux/Win95.
Two days ago, a friend of mine gave me a computer he doesn't use anymore. I
took it and decided to use it as a server or something...
So I proceeded to
Changing the permissions for the mount point should fix your problem...
HTH,
Tim
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Joe Tseng wrote:
> When I rebuilt my machine one of the things I did was allocate a 1GB FAT
> partition for doing miscellaneous stuff. One of the things I'm trying
> to do with it is to sa
When I rebuilt my machine one of the things I did was allocate a 1GB FAT
partition for doing miscellaneous stuff. One of the things I'm trying
to do with it is to save all my papers on a directory on that drive.
I started my term paper under Word/NT and saved it on that drive. I was
able to
Having got ppp working I will move on to the next problem. It is one I
have had with every installation of Linux. How to getting printing
working. Perhaps this is not the proper forum for this but at the moment I
do not now where else to go. I almost know the Printing HOWTO off by heart
and the pa
Sometime ago I posted a question (many questions, in fact) about getting
ppp up and running. Several people, including Michael Jinks, gave advice.
I have been struggling to make sense of the various docs (including PPP
HOWTO, ppp tips, ISP Connectivity HOWTO, etc, etc) without success.
Today I de
Download these two files:
ftp://ftp.suse.com/suse_update/special/xnvidia.tgz
ftp://ftp.suse.com/suse_update/special/xsuseconfig.tgz
unzip/untar these in your ' / ' directory, startx and enjoy your card. It
worked perfectly for me with PCI and is supposed to work for AGP as well with
most RI
On 4 May 98 at 8:26, Troy D. Taylor wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has seen some cgi scripts around that will allow me to
>create
> a message board on my web site. We are going to try this type of forum to help
>provide
> even more help for our tech. Support.I could write something,
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>I would like to install olvwm in my machine
>and thus I got it from a ftp site, but
>after uncompress the package, I can´t
>install it. There are some files such
>that Imakefile and Makefile-sun...,
>althought the distribution is for linux,
>but such files don´t work. Could someone
>give me any
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On Mon, 4 May 1998, Greg Cornell wrote:
> I've had my system automatically starting X by changing the default runlevel
> to 5. So far it's worked great. But Friday it stopped letting me log in at
> the X login screen. If I enter a valid username/password it
> >>I am using the standard bogus IP addresses
> >>198.168.16.2 and 198.168.16.1 for my two machines with user names
> >>I use a netmask of 255.255.255.0 for both machines.
>
> How about 192.168.1.0 or 10.0.0.0 not 192.168.16.0
What's wrong with 192.168.16.x ? The RFC lists everything in
192.
I've got a simple little something I threw together one day. It's at
http://paradigm.uor.edu/hackers
if you want to take a look. Freeware, I suppose. I've mailed the source
to others before. =)
> I was wondering if anyone has seen some cgi scripts around that will allow me to
>create
> a
Have you guys and gals read about the lawsuit after some Boston(?) jerk
submitted perjured documents for
a U.S. Copyright(?) on LINUX in 1994? Just about every one who is anyone was
ready to put up the money to prosecute, but some of the big guys in software
actually joined the suit, as the under
Hi!!!
I would like to install olvwm in my machine
and thus I got it from a ftp site, but
after uncompress the package, I can´t
install it. There are some files such
that Imakefile and Makefile-sun...,
althought the distribution is for linux,
but such files don´t work. Could someone
give me any
Felix Klee writes:
>If I try to print plain text files using "lpr plain.txt"
>the printer only outputs an empty page (There are *no*
>special characters/control sequences in the file).
>Printing postscript files, dvi files or man pages
>(man pages seem to include special characters) works fine.
I've had my system automatically starting X by changing the default runlevel
to 5. So far it's worked great. But Friday it stopped letting me log in at
the X login screen. If I enter a valid username/password it starts to log
in but then aborts and brings me back to the login prompt. If I ente
>When I run:
>[root@router1 sdl]# /usr/sbin/traceroute 205.160.77.196
>traceroute: Warning: Multiple interfaces found; using >205.160.77.162 @
>eth0
>traceroute to 205.160.77.196 (205.160.77.196), 30 hops max, 40 >byte
>packets
>1 205.160.77.126 (205.160.77.126) 27.693 ms 26.850 ms >26.588 ms
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> > You should probably use the 192.168.16.0 network, since 198.168.16.0 is
> > assigned to the Canadian Inspector General of Financial Institutions
> > (http://rs.arin.net/cgi-bin/arinwhois.pl?arinwhoisquery=198.168.16). Look
> > up RFC1918 for details. (I know, because I made the same mistake)
>Hello,
>Just setup a RH5 box,, only has a 340 HD so no X for me :( But, I
>wanted to know where I could find a doc of the steps to configure the
>network card FOR the network. not actually installing the card, or pnp
>stuff, but just the route, etc.. All from command line of course ;)
> Thanks!
On 28 Apr, Ed Jaeger wrote:
> You should probably use the 192.168.16.0 network, since 198.168.16.0 is
> assigned to the Canadian Inspector General of Financial Institutions
> (http://rs.arin.net/cgi-bin/arinwhois.pl?arinwhoisquery=198.168.16). Look
> up RFC1918 for details. (I know, because I mad
I sent this out before, and didn't get much of a response. Anybody have any
clue of what I might be doing wrong? Do I need to post any more information
(and if so what do I need to post) -- any help would be appreciated.
> -Original Message-
> From: Smith, Nathan A., Capt.
> Sent: Wedn
When I run:
[root@router1 sdl]# /usr/sbin/traceroute 205.160.77.196
traceroute: Warning: Multiple interfaces found; using 205.160.77.162 @
eth0
traceroute to 205.160.77.196 (205.160.77.196), 30 hops max, 40 byte
packets
1 205.160.77.126 (205.160.77.126) 27.693 ms 26.850 ms 26.588 ms
2 2
Using tcpdump -i ppp-2 I get:
10:12:20.753068 64.6.211.67 > 205.160.77.125: (frag 17680:-27@320) [tos
0x3] (ttl 48, optlen=40[|ip])
10:12:20.773068 64.6.211.38 > 205.160.77.125: (frag 17680:-27@536) [tos
0x3] (ttl 48, bad cksum 4000!, optlen=40[|ip])
10:12:20.813068 64.6.251.82 > router2.hurl.ts
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Dominique Cormann wrote:
> If for example MS did decide to put out a version of perl, but
> didn't release the code as per GPL, who would sue them?
Stallman could, and he probably would. So could Larry Wall, the actual
author of perl. I imagine that the FSF would put up the
On Fri, May 01, 1998 at 11:06:42PM -0500, Chris Frost wrote:
> On our network I would like for the computers to get all the info from my
> linux box at boot (ip, gateways, dns, etc). I am running a name server on
> this machine, fwiw. How would I go about doing this? I assume dhcp might
> be what
Need more details , when you check for new mail does the software tells you there is
new mail ?
Have you tried to check the file of the mail in /var/spool/mail/"the users file" ?
Check the file with vi or other editor to see if there is no "defects" in the file so
Netscape can't open it . (if t
Hi there,
I having a strange problem when using xdm as
the startup for X11.
I use fvwm2 as window manager. After configuring my
.fvwm2rc and installing it in my root and user accounts,
I started to launch the Window manager by modifiing
the /etc/inittab file and choosing the mode 5, i
Hi,
I was trying to upgrade my 15.0P-1 installation of BRU2000 to 15.0P-2 using
the rhmask files on the redhat server, but when I try to apply rhmask to the
original rpm and the .rhmask file, I get the following errors:
[23] /tmp> rhmask BRU2000-15.0P-1.i386.rpm BRU2000-15.0P-2.i386.rpm.rhmask
You might try http://www.terrym.com
He has a mesage board there that is available for download. I don't
know if it is what you are looking for, but it should be a start at
least.
Jason Earl
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>
> I was wondering if anyone has seen some cgi scripts a
On Mon, 4 May 1998, Troy D. Taylor wrote:
> I was wondering if anyone has seen some cgi scripts around that will allow me to
>create
> a message board on my web site. We are going to try this type of forum to help
>provide
> even more help for our tech. Support.I could write something, but
>> Yeah. I think most people on the list use a news page,
>
>but not all!
>
>> like slashdot,
>> infoworld or whatever to keep abreast of tech news in general
>
>personally, I welcome the ocasional reference to these articles. I don't
>have the time to go browsing around the various news pages f
You might run it from inetd instead of standalone. That way, if it's dead
it'll restart when somebody tries to connect.
Then give it an extremely long timeout period, so it stays up.
I like 1440 minutes. Seems to work dandy.
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From: Jack Hatfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I was wondering if anyone has seen some cgi scripts around that will allow me to create
a message board on my web site. We are going to try this type of forum to help
provide
even more help for our tech. Support.I could write something, but I lack the time,
I
would be interested in either
Gary,
Some things to look for:
1) is the INSTALL a program or a readme file. The way to check is to do ls
-al INSTALL in that directory. Look for an x in the line of the file
attributes.
-- if there is no x do a vi on the file and follow the instructions.
If however it loo
Hello,
I am having a similar problem logging in while running xdm. No matter
what I do , I cannot seem to get any window manager to come up but twm.
I have changed about every "dot" file I know of (.xinitrc, .xsession,
.Xclients, etc..) - inserting the line 'exec afterstep' in it as the
only li
On 3 May, Darque wrote:
> OK...I give up. I have looked and looked, but been unable to find any
> instructions anywhere on what I need to change to make X load a different
> window manager than the Fvwm that cam on my RH5.0 CD. I have D/L'd Afterstep,
> and would like to try that, but I am at a
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> At 16:37 5/3/98 -0300, Webmaster wrote:
>>My question is where LINUX do I set the workgroup name that is visible on
> my WIN95 stations? I would like to have it visible under LDJNET.
>>
>
> The Workgroup option is expla
Frankly, that 68% doesn't surprise me at all. In fact, it used
more than that on my P150. E in its current development is still
monstrous, and treats the machine as such. Eye Candy or performance,
what's your call? :)
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Don't suppose anyone's read the adduser help? :)
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Try doing an "info gdbm" - it's all in there if a little bit hard to get
through at times. Good luck.
Gary
Paul Fontenot wrote:
>
> Does anybody have a good location, or HOWTO for using this tool?
>
> -Paul
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Hi everyone
this happened to me once before and It Has Happened Agin
Using RH5 and netscape -mail for reading my e-mail
recieved an e-mail which is stubborn
Cant open it, cant read it cant delete it , netscape just sits there
with its icon running and I have to kill it.
This last one is from spir
> Yeah. I think most people on the list use a news page,
but not all!
> like slashdot,
> infoworld or whatever to keep abreast of tech news in general
personally, I welcome the ocasional reference to these articles. I don't
have the time to go browsing around the various news pages for some
David,
Why would removing the ATZ keep the connection up better?
You lost me on that one.
Regards
adam
> >Has anyone seen this before: a PPP connection dialing from a Linux box,
> to a
> >Linux box over a 33.6K permanent PPP connection where everything works for
> a
> >while (5 - 30 min
On Sat, 2 May 1998, James Hartley wrote:
> Hi, I get the following message at boot
>
> Partition check:
> hda: hda1
> hdb: hdb1hdb2hdb3
> VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) readonly
> Adding Swap: 52412k swap-space
> EXT2-fs warning: maximal mount count reached. running e2fsck
On Fri, 1 May 1998, Bradley Kieser wrote:
> I am not certain about your options with commercial Ingres on Linux,
> although I know that University Ingres is availble for it. Personally, I
> would say go with Postgresql.
There has been some traffic on our local user group mail list that CA will
b
When it comes to Linux (or FreeBSD, HPUX, etc, etc, etc) leave your
DOSism's behind you. Not only will you get in trouble occasionally but you
will miss out on the Unix way of doing things -- this includes the
"standard" libraries which come with just about every Unix in the world. If
want
http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/howto the ethernet-howto will do it
for ya.
http://sunsite.unc.edu/LDP has alot of docs on most everything.
Dan
At 02:30 AM 5/4/98 -0700, Gate News wrote:
>Hello,
>Just setup a RH5 box,, only has a 340 HD so no X for me :( But, I
>wanted to know where I co
Hello,
Can anyone tell me what directive I need (and
where it goes) to get Apache 1.2.5-1 (on RH5.0 with Kernel 2.0.32) be able to
reference images within CGI directory...
Thanks in advance
Hello,
Just setup a RH5 box,, only has a 340 HD so no X for me :( But, I
wanted to know where I could find a doc of the steps to configure the
network card FOR the network. not actually installing the card, or pnp
stuff, but just the route, etc.. All from command line of course ;)
Thanks!
Br
>The saga continues... If these news stories are becoming cumbersome, would
>someone please let me know?
Yeah. I think most people on the list use a news page, like slashdot,
infoworld or whatever to keep abreast of tech news in general and MicroSoft
in particular. Hell, most news pages have the
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