Try (as root) /usr/sbin/adduser username. Then change the password for
that user.
Steve
Stacy Brodzik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I add users?? I've tried a couple things but haven't been
very successful.
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First of all, a big thanks to everyone who explained setting up a dual boot
NT/Linux system. I got it working flawlessly. (...and I didn't need to
re-install NT!)
Now, I have a question relating to window managers. I prefer AfterStep as my
window manager, which is what I have chosen from
Thanks for the advice. I think I am going to have to do it with 2 cards.
We have a new provider and a new T1 line that we are switching to. So, we
have a new router for that line and everything. So, I will need the IP's
on both networks to be active at the same time. So, when I do the DNS
Hi,
I'm wanting to install linux on a second harddrive on my win95
machine with out using lilo on the MBR as I want to take the second
HDD out once I return home, so reading through the howto it says to
use loadlin, so I grab the file from sunsite and it's tared as well
as gziped.
Now,
PLUG
In the effort of spreading awareness and helping as much as
possible, I'd like to inform anyone who isn't aware of the small IRC
network known as LISC. If you don't get the answers you need here, or are
interested in participating in a little more "interactive" manner, LISC is
a
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Alexander Morales wrote:
Is there an exploit for name servers? I have 4.2 and my name servers keep
stopping for some reason. I do a ps -uax|grep named and thay are not there.
I then do a /etc/rc.d/init.d/named.init start and it says done but it does
not appear. I then
Never, under any circumstances, change your machine's name to something
other than localhost. Your machine should always respond to "localhost",
as it's bound to both your default IP and 127.0.0.1.
You can name your machine something in *addition* to localhost. Man hosts.
What??
Suddenly linsniffer showed up on my machine. What is it?
thanks,
Paul
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Hi,
I have been using RH 4.2 and have recently *installed* RH 5.1 (I
wiped the hard drive before starting). After the installation, I was
running first control-panel and then linuxconf to set all the system
parameters, etc. as root. I compiled a kernel, rebooted, and did a few
other things
I installed Red Hat 5.0 from the 6 CD set quite happily last week.
But since Partition Magic won't move Linux partitions, I had to delete
them, create the new partition I wanted (for another OS), and then hoped
that another Red Hat install would recover me.
Alas, install won't work any more.
Hi,
I have just installed RH 5.1, and I have been using RH 4.2 for a while.
I have noticed that egcs and gcc both give internal compiler errors from
time to time, and emacs sometimes die with seg fault. I know that this
looks like one of these hardware problems, but it seems unlikely because
At 06:29 PM 6/1/98 -0400, you wrote:
On Mon, 1 Jun 1998, W.D.McKinney wrote:
Is there a MB that caches more than 256MB's of RAM ?
There are a smattering of Pentium motherboards which cache 512MB of RAM,
the Intel HX is one of those (provided you have the tag ram) and many of
the Tyan and Asus
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My utmp file has been corrupted. in.rlogind has been changed. Has anyone
heard of using in.rlogind as an exploit? Any ideas on how to find all the
damage a repair it short of reloading the system?
rpm -Va will verify all the installed files
I'm moving to a new hd, and have moved everything over (using this: cd /;
tar -X /exclude.file -cf - .|(cd /mnt/newdrive ; tar -xvpf -) but when I
boot up w/ my redhat recovery disks (aka bootdisks of course) I can't lilo
the hd. Doing a /mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt give me an error "open /dev/hda:
Can
Hi,
This past weekend I migrated from my Slackware dist to RH5.1- a
complete reinstall. Since then, I've been pretty impressed w/ RH (rpm
is a godsend!). Anyways, some problems I've noticed:
rc.serial is missing- does anyone know what RPM this is supposed to be
in? I had to copy my old
Using RH5.0, I am able to use pine to send and receive mail via
sendmail, but when I try to connect via windows (Navigator), the message
POP3 server error appears and no connection is made. Am I missing
something in my configuration?
Aany help to
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would be appreciated.
There is a file , /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/defconfig which is loaded as
default in case there is no .config file in your ..src/linux directory,
but probably you should go through the cofiguration and read the help, and
decide what you need.
have fun,
Clemens
Dear Linux Gurus:
Where do I define the setting for my ftp directories? I know currently that
/home/ftp/ is defined as the root of ftp. How do I define a different path?
I am currently using htpasswd to create a restricted site. In that site, I'm
making links to restricted file for certain
Looked in /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/defconfig?
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Finally, perhaps I wouldn't have to ask the first two questions if I
had the answer to the next one- I am no longer in posession of the
install media I used (I installed by nfs at work), and so I'm looking
for an online resource for searching for the RPM's that contain the
files I'm looking
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 7:05 PM
Subject: Re: Changing Networks, have questions...
Well, I have to have the second card for the other Network, don't I? Or,
is there a way to route
A Diamond 3D accelerator just turned up on my desk. I believe that it's
a 'Voodoo', whatever that means -- two of the chips have '3Dfx
interactive' printed on them, for whatever that's worth.
A look through the RedHat hardware compatibility list shows a couple of
cards that might have something
Michael,
do you have the plip module loaded?
Have you set up your routing table correctly?
I have all the info at home, yes I did get it working after a few problems,
I can send more info tomorrow.
BTW I'm in Germany so my tomorrow may be your nighttime.
If you can send me any errors
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 2:27 PM
Subject: Re: Changing Networks, have questions...
Thanks for the advice. I think I am going to have to do it with 2 cards.
We have a new provider
What is a zombie process and how do I get rid of it?
A zombie process is a process that has terminated, but for some reason its
parent process has not collected the return code from it. The parent
is supposed to go into a wait state (man -s 2 wait) to clear this return
code from the
Test
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"unsubscribe" as the Subject.
In FTP95Pro, along with the standard WhoIs, Ping, and Finger functionality,
there is also the TraceRoute program. Since these other bits of software
originated in Unix and were taken to Windoze, I would guess that there's and
easy user-level way to do a trace route in Unix.
Is there? And if
I want to recompile the RH5 kernel sources so that I can add in IP Aliasing.
The .config file used to generate the 2.0.32 kernel that is booted by default
does not seem to be part of the kernel sources RPM. I want to base my changes
upon the parameters already used by the default kernel since
anyone know how to setup cron to receive email from the owner of the
account
and for cron to run a process to send all the web stats to another email
address?
specifically i want to do this:
1)issue a email from my desk at work to my email account on my linux box
telling cron to issue a
I have often successfully removed zombie processes (especially kerneld children
in former RedHat 4.2 times) by sending a SIGCHLD/17 signal to the parent.
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Steven W. Orr wrote:
From: ramon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is a zombie process and how do I get rid of it?
A zombie
-Original Message-
From: Michael H. Price II [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 10:38 PM
Subject: Need PLIP info other than crappy HOWTO
The laptop has no network connections while the desktop machine has an
ethernet connection.
Sounds like your tty is going into telegraph mode.
Unix used to go into telegraph mode or something similar as far as I can
remember back
(showing my age !! ;-)
Try doing ctrl-d at login prompt. Should bring up another login
session.
If you try to login with CAPs on you will get funny things
Hi,
I have set up a .htaccess file with a AddHandler directive, but it is
simply ignored by apache.
The AccessFileName directive in the srm.conf file is ".htaccess", so it
should be read and considered. But apache keeps on ignoring it.
Any suggestions?
Marcantonio
Check you access.conf file.
"am" == Alexander Morales [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
am Is there an exploit for name servers? I have 4.2 and my name
am servers keep stopping for some reason. I do a ps -uax|grep named
am and thay are not there. I then do a /etc/rc.d/init.d/named.init
am start and it says done but it
Just change your /etc/inittab to boot in level 5, like this:
...
id:5:initdefault:
...
It will immediately go to X and xdm and let you login there.
Also you have the Virtual Consoles working (CTRL-ALT-1, 2, ...)
begin: vcard
fn: Raul Manuel Jorja
n: Jorja;Raul
I have the same card, (Love it -- very reliable). All I did was run
xconfigurator and chose NOT to probe the hardware, Choose the appropriate
settings and all should be well.
HTH
Chris
On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Scott wrote:
I have an STB lightspeed 128 vid card that uses the Tseng Labs ET6000
I thought I knew it all about cron, so didn't pay attention to the recent
thread on the subject. :-) Please excuse me if this question was asked and
answerd.
I would like to know the relationship between the /etc/crontab and
/var/spool/cron/root files. Specifically, I would like to know the
take a look in /var/adm/syslog and messages. Is there any messages
about incorrect format etc?
Try running named with debug. The format is named -d x where x is the
level of debug.
You could also put the query flag on to trace querys to see if a
particular query is taking bind down.
Chances
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suddenly linsniffer showed up on my machine. What is it?
It's a hacker breakin, probably. :)
linsniffer typically is used to record the passwords of people flying by
on the network.
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Sorry, that may have been a bit unclear. Too much caffeine, plus a
tendency
to forget that some of these questions aren't coming from work. :)
Anyway, much more clearly, and with a solution for the original poster:
In /etc/hosts, never remove the 127.0.0.1/localhost entry, either in its
-Original Message-
From: David Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, June 04, 1998 6:09 AM
Subject: Re: Need PLIP info other than crappy HOWTO
Gee. With NT, this would have been child's play!
Yes; even after you got it configured, you'd still
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I have been using RH 4.2 and have recently *installed* RH 5.1 (I
wiped the hard drive before starting). After the installation, I was
running first control-panel and then linuxconf to set all the system
parameters, etc. as root. I compiled a kernel,
Sounds like a packet sniffer. Remove it, install TCP-wrappers, remove
your
r-commands from /etc/inetd.conf, change all your passwords (both on that
machine and on your other accounts), install fresh copies of all the
programs mentioned in /etc/inetd.conf from your install media, and
consider
I posted a question on the low speed of my fetchmail... I'm still in the
process of understanding the problem but adding "no dns" in
/$HOME/.fetchmailrc seems to speed up things a bit. Another thing
mentioned in the man page is about the "aka" option. I don't know what it
exactly looks like...
Al Potter wrote:
Greetings fellow red-hatted geeks!
Huh? Oh, who, US?
But this hat is blue. . .
Hope you all enjoyed the Linux Expo. If you weren't there, you missed out.
Best conference I've ever attended.
Indeed. I came out feeling like I'd been dipped in GNU-soup.
So, the
What is a zombie process and how do I get rid of it?
A parent process may, at some point in its lifetime, spawn a child process
that does some work. Eventually, the child exits, and returns a status code
to the parent, as an indication of success/failure/whatever.
Now, in order for that status
I don't have any personal experience with the VIA MP3, but what's
the other choice, just out of curiosity? :)
My backup board would have been a ASUS TX97-X.
Of course, I wimped out and managed to squeeze a little more money from
the boss. SO, in the interests of maximal
Brian,
That nothing to worry about, you could even live with it, but since it's
not nice:
there is a file /etc/conf.modules, which is used by modprobe on startup to
look for modules that should be loaded give information to them ...
I'm not sure when it is generated, at some point definitly
Greetings fellow red-hatted geeks!
Hope you all enjoyed the Linux Expo. If you weren't there, you missed out.
Best conference I've ever attended.
So, the question is, how does one access the firewalling menu(s) in
linuxconf? I've played with the demo at the linuxconf page and was
That is great info! I've been reading all the HOWTOs and the Network
Administrator's Guide for three months in preparation for setting up my
home LAN. I never encountered anything about this subject before now.
Thanks!
Nate
NT
Nathan R. Thern, 1Lt 310-363-1632
SMC/XRIC
Dear Jack,
I guess you'd have to ask redhat to get an exact answer, but the defconfig
file includes more or less reasonable choices that should work for most
people as far as I can judge, however I'm always feeling more comfortable
with having the device drivers I need compiled into the kernel
I would have gone with Asus either way :)
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Engineering and Natural Sciences
Thanks for the advice. I think I am going to have to do it with 2 cards.
We have a new provider and a new T1 line that we are switching to. So, we
have a new router for that line and everything. So, I will need the IP's
on both networks to be active at the same time. So, when I do the DNS
I have a DELL OptiPlex at work with an integrated 3c59x ethernet card
and I am trying to get a PCI SymBios SCSI card installed under 5.1.
I have been using the ncr53c8xx module with the SCSI card and am fine
as long as I unload the 3c59x module, load the scsi module, then
unload scsi and load
Has anyone had problems with terminal environments after a
5.0 to 5.1 upgrade. Every terminal env setting I use results
in an unknown terminal error from bash.
Anyone having this problem? Plus, where would be a good place
to look. I've looked at termcap, and that doesn't seem to be
a
I've been having problems with my #9 I128-2 4 Meg DRAM video card
and X server. When I move an xterm (or any open app on my
desktop) I get little white lines appearing all over the screen
like the video is breaking up!? This happens whenever I run with
more than 256 colors at 1280x1024, even at
Hi-
I have a machine running RH 5.0 which is co-located at an ISP.
The machine is primarily a mail server and runs its own primary
and secondary DNS. I THINK the files I need to change are
as follows:
1. /etc/named.boot
2. The files referenced in /etc/named.boot ( in the /var/named
i am running on a private lan and ips are 192.168.1.0 for network and 1.10
for linux.
Fetchmail gets my mail from outside the lan and puts it in the mailbox on
linux..but if a client (winnt--ip 1.13) tries to connect to linux to get
the mail, then the connection just closes.
hosts.deny and
On Wed, 3 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I have to have the second card for the other Network, don't I? Or,
is there a way to route all the traffic for the new network through
the old network?? I have 2 different routers going, one for each
Yes, there is, but it matters whether
I have 33.600 Rockwell fax modem that i use to connect to an
identical modem on a leased line.. The thing is that the modems connect, i
know that, but i don't get the CONNECT string ...
Anyone had this problem before ?
Thanx in advance .
--
Andrei Postolache, Romania,
I want to upgrade a RH 5.0 (stock out-of-the-box 2.0.31 from RH CDs) box to
2.1.53 or later to add full support for the 16750 UART on a Pacific
CommWare ExpressCard 920.
I tried installing 2.1.53 (recommended by the mfr. of the 16750 card) but
had problems with ncurses depending on glibc6
That is a Diamond Monster 3D which uses 3dfx's Voodoo chipset. Quake and
Quake 2 for Linux have readme.linux files that tell you what you need to
use this card. I have not tried this yet but I wil within the month.
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On 6/4/98, at 12:13 AM, Michael Jinks
I've gotten autofs working for NIS but it won't mount off the root
directory... I thought maybe you could help if you do anything like this...
I've been told to install "autofs" for automounting...
did that, have NIS running and the machine can do a ypcat auto.direct...
after installing the rpm
Can anyone recomend one.
Rob Fausey.
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I am having problems installing Redhat 5.0
Hardware
Asus TX7 pentium mother board
Intel P54C 233MMX Mhz
64Mb EDO ram (72pin)
Diamon stealth 64 Vram with 4Mb
2 x 6Gb seagate IDE Ultra DMA hard disks (using 32bit fat)
3Com 3C590 combo ethernet card
Adaptec 2940 SCSI ultra wide controller
Seagate
The Monster3D works quite well with linux, using the Mesa GL
package and the linux version of the glide rasterization libraries. Don't
expect it to run glquake nearly as fast as windows, though :) Mesa is a
full implementation of GL, whereas windows glquake uses a miniport, so
(among
ppp works fine under X11 but not otherwise !?
Running Redhat 5.0 / 2.0.31 kernel / ppp 2.2.0
The modem hangs-up 4 to 8 seconds after Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/cua1
Whether connect via minicom first and then exec pppd -debug
or, just using ./ppp-on and ppp-on-dialer the modem hangs-up the
Maybe someone who plays with development kernels can answer this: When
configuring a new kernel, why would you want to answer 'yes' when a
'module' selection is available? And for the most part, is the new
linux kernels becoming more and more modular to a point where kernel
compilation will
I missed the first part of this so if its off topic sorry.
I had the same problem. There seems to be an undocumented feature when
adding users in RH 5.0. The password file does not get an encrypted
password. Thus when you login and the unencrypted password is unencrypted
you get an error that
When building 2.0.34 this flew accross my machine (and when I did a
mrproper). It's still building (slow machine, 386) but this is what flew
accross:
make[2]: *** Warning: Clock skew detected. Your build may be incomplete.
Is this A Bad Thing (TM)?
Chris
- Visit Me At
Hmmm..uh-oh, as a user if I do "date" I get 13:30, but as root I get
18:30! What?!?!
Chris
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Went to make 2.0.34 today, and found something **really** wierd! The date
as reported from a user and root is different! As a user, the time is
13:49, which is correct, but root says it is 18:49! If I change the time
by doing a "date 06041350" root is right, but the time for users is
off! What's
From: Stacy Brodzik [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 11:59 AM
How do I add users?? I've tried a couple things but haven't been
very successful.
--
Try (at command prompt):
useradd ##the blank is the users name
passwd
Thanks to Paul, turns out I had exported TZ=CDT (for bru) in my root
bashrc, but not the global bashrc.
Chris
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I'm new to Linux and have a question about adding a user. For the life of me I
can't figure out how to add a user and then login under that user. I've tried
the useradd command, which appears to setup the user in the etc/passwd file,
but whenever I login I get "Invalid Login". Please help!
Matt
Hello !!!
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Robert Fausey wrote:
Can anyone recomend one.
Rob Fausey.
how about wavplayer :)
xx //
xx xx ( o o )
xx xx/oOO-O-OOo\
splay, bwavplay, wavplay, wavplayer, etc...
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-Original Message-
From: Zoki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 1998 5:18 PM
To: Red Hat Users List
Subject: "aka" in fetchmail...
I posted a question on the low speed of my fetchmail... I'm
still in the
process of understanding the problem but adding "no
On Wed, 3 Jun 1998, Chris Frost wrote:
Went to make 2.0.34 today, and found something **really** wierd! The date
as reported from a user and root is different! As a user, the time is
13:49, which is correct, but root says it is 18:49! If I change the time
by doing a "date 06041350" root is
Vince,
George,
Do you have the info on the dual NT/Linux boot?
Vince
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I read all of the responses I got and found the best way to set up the dual
boot based on what different people said. My situation was as follows:
Windows NT workstation with one 6.4 Gig IDE hard drive
Sorry if I'm posting this twice, but I just got a "Failed message
delivery" from redhat's mailer daemon.
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Clemens Adler wrote:
dear Steve,
I don't know about your usercfg-problem maybe you try to remove and
install it again, I guess this won't help but it will tell you
I can't get the PE version of BRU working on my system. It gives me this
error:
bru: [E134] internal error 100 - failed self consistency and portability
checks
Does anyone know what is wrong? I've performed the upgrade prescribed
in the Errata, and it didn't help.
Lee Parker
I used a program called SatTrack.
ftp://ftp.amsat.org/pub/amsat/software/Linux/sattrack-3.1.5.tar.gz
Its a satellite tracking program written a few years ago for unix and
optionally supports X11 graphics. I have compiled and used it
fine on many unix platforms over the years (HP, IBM, Sun,
Acutally, go get the updated glibc from redhat, 2.0.7-13 has updates for
this. Of course, don't put the TZ=xDT in youre bashrc w/ the newer glibc.
Chris
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Hey all !
Recently I had problems booting to linux , cause I change lib.so.6 point to
the wrong thing , anyway , I remember seeing "rescue" and "single" mode as
recovering somewhere in HOWTOs or minis , anyway , as I figured out redhat
website in an excelent
I try the following:
[root@ian /root]# mount -t nfs calvert:/ /mnt/floppy
mount clntudp_create: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Unable to receive
Does anyone know what that error message means?
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linsniffer is an ethernet sniffer. It sits and listens on a network and
grabs every packet it sees. This is why ssh is a good thing...
On Thu, 4 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suddenly linsniffer showed up on my machine. What is it?
thanks,
Paul
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For added protection, install some form of packet filter, and drop
malformed packets, short packets, long packets, OOB data, and all incoming
protocols on ports you're not actively binding programs to in inetd.conf.
Does anyne have a packet filetr like this?
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On Thu, 4 Jun 1998, Paul Pettit wrote:
- Subject: "aka" in fetchmail...
-
- I posted a question on the low speed of my fetchmail... I'm
- still in the
snip
-
-What ver. of fetchmail are you using?
-Never used the "aka" option. Are you on the fetchmail list?
-
Hi Paul,
The version I have
In RH 5.1 (2.0.34) I find /dev/log does not seem to have
anything lying underneath it. I've looked for comments
explaining the disappearance. It's a nuisance as it breaks smap.
I think I'm likely to alter my smap if there isn't an easy way to
bring back /dev/log. Does anyone know one ?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 1998 2:15 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: useradd question
I'm new to Linux and have a question about adding a user. For
the life of me I
can't figure out how to add a user and then login under that
user. I've
Hi Jann,
We really need need more info! The only thing you said here is winNT won't
connect.
What have tried so far? Lets see your configuration? Ipmasq? etc?
Don't think it is a big problem belive there might be just a typo somewhere.
--
robert
Jann Linder wrote:
i am running on a
I've been playing around with fetchmail and lost 25 mails but found out a
bit about the --mda option. The download speed of mails is at last how it
should be. However, I don't know how to tell sendmail to deliver the mail
directly to me.
I use the mda option as follows:
poll [options...]
After spending several hours over many days trying to solve this problem,
I'm willing to ask for help. I downloaded the socks5-v1.0r5 rpms from the
RedHat ftp site (pub/contrib/...). After installing, everything seems to
work except runsocks. The error is:
Trying 208.221.102.252...
telnet:
Hello everyone, got a new problem. I have a small lan at home
consisting of 4 computers. One is set up with a modem and ethernet card as
gateway, and has IP-Masquerading set up on it. I tried to set up diald, so
anyone could make the gateway dial from the lan when trying to connect to
an
Robert Hailman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 4 Jun 98, :
I then deceided to use the normal fdisk to make the particions.
This seemed to work fine. The install proceeds , I format the
partitions, I select virtually everything to install, and at the point
where I guess it should start copying
-Original Message-
From: Zoki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 1998 5:00 PM
To: Red Hat Users List
Subject: fetchmail...
I've been playing around with fetchmail and lost 25 mails but
found out a
bit about the --mda option. The download speed of mails is at
Robert Hailman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 4 Jun 98, :
I then deceided to use the normal fdisk to make the particions.
This seemed to work fine. The install proceeds , I format the
partitions, I select virtually everything to install, and at the point
where I guess it should start copying
Richard Mahn wrote on 4 Jun 98, :
You should still be able to install LILO to the master drive on
your first IDE even if it is FAT32. I've been able to do it and
I have FAT32 partitions. So all I can say is that your error
is not because you can't install LILO to the boot record of a
"Robert Hailman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wrote:
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| Robert Hailman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 4 Jun
| 98, :
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| I then deceided to use the normal fdisk to make the
| particions.
| This seemed to work fine. The install proceeds , I
| format the
| partitions, I select virtually everything to
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