Doug McGarrett wrote:
> I am aware from reading the list that a program
> called SANE supports scanners. The Q: does it
> support SCSI and/or parallel port scanners?
Yes, it supports SCSI scanners, and AFAIK, not parallel port scanners.
For real information, however, you should check the list o
Manoj Alex wrote:
> I want to find the activities doing by some user defined on the system.Can
> anybody help me in this?
Yes, I saw this on freshmeat the other day:
http://www.xnet.com/~perly/exec.c
exec.c is a kernel module that replaces execve with a version that logs
all commands through sys
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Jacob Schmude Hello
>
> I was trying to use linuxconf to configure my lilo loader to append
> some command-lines to the kernel. However, linuxconf says my root
> partition /dev/hda1 is invalid or not a linux partition. So I went
> into fdisk and checked the partition table.
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Colin Holywell wrote:
> I have mounted my win98 drive. But only Root has write permisions,
> and I want regular user accounts to write to it too. My question is in
> the Default Permisions feild in Linuxconf what is the syntax or format
> to enter the permisions?
It is l
It sounds like you want to use process accounting. Also, check out
lastcom(m)?, it is a utility that sounds like it might fit your bill. I
know that *BSD has it. I don't know about linux. Good Luck! ;)
Sincerely,
Mike Cathey ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
On 20 Nov 1999, Manoj Alex wrote:
> Hello,
>
Dear friends:
I have a new motherboard, an Intel SE440BX-2. RedHat 6.0 does not recognizes
lp0, lp1 or lp3. I tried reinstalling, but it still does not recognize the
ports.
What can I do?
Thanks a lot.
Best regards,
-Manuel.
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Hello,
I want to find the activities doing by some user defined on the system.Can
anybody help me in this?
I think there is a command called "w". But I don't want this.I want the full
activities doing by that user recorded.
Thanx in advance.
Regards.
_
At 06:38 PM 11/20/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>I am truly disappointed in tgif. This is a nice app that,
>on the surface, has all the graphics tools I could want
>but it is a FATAL flaw for what you see on the screen to
>be only loosely associated with what prints. All highlighting
>boxes and arrows
Hello,
Iam having a Linux 6.0 mail server. At the time of installation I made 150Mb
swap space. But when yesterday I tried the "top" command I found the
following,
swap 0K av,0K used,0K free
What does this mean?
My swap partition is gone or what? How can this happen?
If it is gone how can I
On Sat, Nov 20, 1999 at 07:50:06AM -0600, David Powers wrote:
> Phil Risby wrote:
> >
> > Hi guys
> > slightly off topic BUT
> > Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> > UN-winmodem :-)
> > Anyoine any recommendations
> > They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> > :-(
> > Phil
Is is possible for a rpm to install files other than the ones listed when
one does an "rpm -qlp" on it?
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I cannot remotely connect to my Redhat 6.0 server.
Mgetty answers, starts ppp but the window 95 dialup networking stays at
verifying username and password window. I have tried many different ways
to get this to work. I have enabled the /AutoPPP/- a_ppp /usr/sbin/pppd
...etc line in login.
test
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I am aware from reading the list that a program
called SANE supports scanners. The Q: does it
support SCSI and/or parallel port scanners? I
could run either, but the parallels are quite a
bit cheaper. Is there a cut-off version of the
kernel before which scanners won't run? I'm
thinking seri
Hello Justin,
I don't think this is really an error because I'm getting the same
message written when I use ppp and the system still works.
I sent a similar question to the list today. Hope someone
can fill in the details about how to track down this type of message.
Terry
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, J
I've been getting the following, and haven't been able to figure out how
to correct them:
Nov 20 19:03:31 router modprobe: can't locate module char-major-108
Nov 20 16:10:49 one modprobe: can't locate module parport_lowlevel
with the exception of the parallel port on 'one' everything seems to w
Actually it is simple. CorelDraw and Aldus FreeHand come
to mind, particularly since they are the apps I have used
in the past. I almost was to the point of trying to install
an old CorelDraw 3.0 I have and see it I could get it to run
under wine...anything to avoid windoze. I would be loathe
t
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Hi all,
Thanks to all who held my hand through my last post. We have a result, a
working-ish setup with a SiS6326. Yippee!! :)
Next questions are a bit more generic.
I have three machines, networked.
Machine A: Main W98 box, printer, modem, etc.
Machine B: W95/Redhat 6.1 box
Machine C: Lap
Cool. I'm still here.
I have a mail question: I'm trying to find a way to get rid of spam mail.
When I pull up the header of the offending party what specific part do I
need to add to /etc/deny; From:, X-Sender:, Received from: ?
Thanks,
Glen
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
>T
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Hello Colin Holywell,
Once you wrote about "Linuxconf":
> I have mounted my win98 drive. But only Root has write permisions,
> and I want regular user accounts to write to it too. My question is in
> the Default Permisions feild in Linuxconf what is the syntax or format
> to enter the permis
Hello jwalsh,
Once you wrote about "Re: thanks for the replies everyone (fwd)":
> It was for your remark on it being so quiet.
> I was musing that perhaps everyone began taking the time to RTFM
> before posting, thus answering their own questions. Didn't mean to hurt a
> tender ego. Sorry.
> J
This is pretty much the reason I keep a windows machine around. :( Until
they release an Adobe Illustrator (up to date version at any rate) or a
Freehand, then I'll have to stick with this situation.
At 09:13 PM 11/19/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>I am having a HELL of a time with what should be re
Hello List,
I've installed RH 6.1 using stock kernel and modules.
I'm getting a warning in /var/log/messages stating:
modprobe: can't locate module char-major-108
tail end of /var/log/messages:
Nov 20 16:54:26 localhost modprobe: can't locate module char-major-108
Nov 20 16:54:26 localhost p
/home, don't forget that partition. That's where user's home directories and
files go, plus the Apache HTML files and ftp stuff by default. It's nice to
be able to keep it on a separate partition for backups and when you
reinstall.
By trial and error, I've ended up with this partitioning scheme:
Hello all,
I just downloaded Coldfusion Server v4.5-RC3 for Linux
and the Windoze Coldfusion Studio v4.5. FYI... the Linux
server part installed in a snap, no problems there with
RH6.0, and I installed the Studio part on Windoze98 running
under VMWare v1.03 for Linux, and it all looks really
Gordon Messmer wrote:
>
> David Powers wrote:
> > I am trying to do the same thing, however I have my /etc/hosts.deny set
> > with ALL: ALL
> >
> > This is causing X11 forwards to be refused by tcp wrappers. Can anyone
> > shed light on what I have to allow for the forward to work?
>
> I'm usin
Hugo wrote:
> http://www.medasys-digital-systems.fr/mirror/linux/LG/issue21/notebook.html
>
> ...and read "Fifth Problem". (The solution is also presented. *g*)
> As for getting back to a prompt if your system boots into X, try CTRL-ALT-F3
> or -F4 to access another virtual terminal.
>
Thanks fo
Hello
I was trying to use linuxconf to configure my lilo loader to append some command-lines
to the kernel. However, linuxconf says my root partition /dev/hda1 is invalid or not a
linux partition.
So I went into fdisk and checked the partition table. It showed it as type 83 linux.
All went wel
I have mounted my win98 drive. But only Root has write permisions,
and I want regular user accounts to write to it too. My question is in
the Default Permisions feild in Linuxconf what is the syntax or format
to enter the permisions?
Thanks
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On Sat, Nov 20, 1999 at 04:43:23PM -0500, PATRICK C. GENTRY wrote:
> Hi. I have my system currently dual-booting Win98 and Redhat 6.1
>
> I'm ready to take the Win98 partition and make it Linux space.
>
> Question is.. how do I make it an extention of the exisiting Linux
> partition or how does
Hi. I have my system currently dual-booting Win98 and Redhat 6.1
I'm ready to take the Win98 partition and make it Linux space.
Question is.. how do I make it an extention of the exisiting Linux
partition or how does that work?
Thanks.
Patrick
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It was for your remark on it being so quiet.
I was musing that perhaps everyone began taking the time to RTFM
before posting, thus answering their own questions. Didn't mean to hurt a
tender ego. Sorry.
J.
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, UNIXMAN wrote:
> what are you trying to say you idiot?
>
>
> On F
I haven't tried what you are looking for, but I'll throw out the things
that I usually use for this kind of thing.
ApplixWare is similar to StarOffice, but has an open source extension
language. If you can't do it directly through the GUI (you probably
can), then you can most likely do it using
Hello,
Does anyone know what happened to the Extreme Linux
(Beowolf spinoff) product that Redhat used to sell on their
website? I no longer see it there. Did it become part of
the RedHat package, and if so with what version and
what is the rpm name? Or part of Powertools or the
Applications C
Phil Risby wrote:
> I have found a special on the MATROX G400 dual head with 32 Mb
> Anyine know if this is supported.
> I have looked at the XFree site but I dont see it mentioned
Yes, the Matrox G400 is supported by the version of XFree86 distributed
with Red Hat 6.1. Only the first display wi
David Powers wrote:
> I am trying to do the same thing, however I have my /etc/hosts.deny set
> with ALL: ALL
>
> This is causing X11 forwards to be refused by tcp wrappers. Can anyone
> shed light on what I have to allow for the forward to work?
I'm using openssh on my machines, and all that I
ActuallyI had a bigger problem with the machine not accepting the
cardno matter what I tried. I used the solution belowthat worked
finelinux sees the entire drivejust won't boot from it, obviously.
I used EZ-BIOS. I hate 3rd party disk utilities, but I guess everything is
some
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi Daniel,
>Redhat ought to come with a mail configurator.
There is a really REALLY cool web based administration tool which I would
advise you to check out.
http://www.webmin.com/webmin/
Regards,
+---+-
what are you trying to say you idiot?
On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, root wrote:
> Maybe RTFM finally sunk in..na!!
> :) J.
>
> On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, UNIXMAN wrote:
>
> > I received about a dozen or so replies, so I gues it does work I'm
> > surprised it's so quiet on here, the last time I w
Dear All,
I am looking for ORACLE8i within a CD ( I failed several times
while tring to download from Oracle Web site, its more than 250MB) media.
Can I purchased the same product (linux version one)?
Thanking you,
Azhar H. Chowdhury
Dhaka
BANGLADESH
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Sorry I really should have made that clear, yes I do have them installed
rpm -q tcl
tcl-8.0.4-10mdk
This is an old app which probably ran on tcl 7 something.
It ran on RH 6.0
Should be backward compatible , no
What about development libs, shouldnt be needed except if I have to recompile,
right?
Phil Risby wrote:
>
> Hi guys
> slightly off topic BUT
> Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> UN-winmodem :-)
> Anyoine any recommendations
> They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> :-(
> Phil
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Hi guys
slightly off topic BUT
Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
UN-winmodem :-)
Anyoine any recommendations
They seem so UNclearly marked these days
:-(
Phil
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I have found a special on the MATROX G400 dual head with 32 Mb
Anyine know if this is supported.
I have looked at the XFree site but I dont see it mentioned
Maybe its with the XiGraphics server?
Thanks
Phil
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AOpen FM56-ITU/2 is a good internal modem, as recommended by Andrew Comech's
excellent Cheap _Linux_ Box WebPage at
http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~comech/tools/CheapBox.html
If you learn from the packaging that a modem requires Windows, MMX or a
Pentium class CPU then it's probably a Winmodem, IMO.
I avoid the entire issue by getting external modems -- I use Zoom because they
have a 7 year warranty,they're pretty cheap, and they seem to work ok for me.
I choose external modems because I can avoid the magik Win(choose version)
disappearing peripheral problem with plug&won't play. Additional
Matrix Millennium G200 uses the MGA driver in the XF86_SVGA xserver. I don't
know about the G400. Check
http://www.xfree86.org/snapshots/3.9.16/RELNOTES2.html and read section
2.11.5 - Matrox. I bet there is a list of developers; who is developing the
Matrox drivers? I've a feeling Matrox themselv
Hi Yoink,
Thanks for your further advice.
> > re "via phone line"
> > At the beginning I am not going to consider leasing a T1 line (it may
come
> > in the 2nd stage, if I can set up the web server). I am considering
whether
> > it is possible to be visited by client dialing in over telephone l
Hal,
Thanks for your note. Can you describe the 'experimental' support? Any
references would be appreciates. Thanks.
John
At 11:26 PM 11/19/99 , you wrote:
>That kernel has no USB support. Some is available but it is in
>'experimental' stage
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Does anyone know where to find or even if there are any drivers for an @home
USB Ethernet Adapter?
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Does anyone know where to find or even if there are any drivers for an @home
USB Ethernet Adapter?
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Check the site www.usb.org. There is a link to USB Linux project.
Get your
Can someone help me? I have reinstalled a Redhat 6.0 on a 6gig partitioned
drive. 3gigs are a FAT32 partition and the other three are to be designated
for LINUX.
After creating a "/ " root and a swap partition (root being 2875mgs and swap
being 125mgs), I then choose to add everthing but the IP
Arni Raghu wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I had a wonderfully working system using kwvdialer, I could dial out
> etc..eeryrting was smooth...But I had to reboot doe to some firewall config
> probs...But when I try to dial out now...I get teh following mesg..::
>
> Cant coonnect /dev/ttyS0 device or resource b
You made it
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From: UNIXMAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 19, 1999 2:37 AM
Subject: can anyone see this?
> I'm supposedly registered on this list and I don't reveive any mail,
> Please email me if this makes it to the list.
>
> t
I had the same problem on my machine. The problem is with LILO. LILO hate
things like EZ Drive or the one that Seagate uses. When I buy a drive for a
Linux machine I make sure it doesn't need these kind of overlay. Hopefully
someone will update LILO to handle overlays.
> -Original Message
Hey Art it's Craig Christensen! Send me an email about your NIC issue. I
work these drivers every week and I might be able to come up with something
for you? If not, we can put our heads together and at least send emails to
3com and see who gets answers first?
Craig
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John Thanks for your quick reply!
Technically, you can have one large partition. In fact, I use to create
many partitions but for someone like me who is not to schooled in LINUX, one
large partition will take much of the confussion out of the install. I was
told by a LINUX guru that all you nee
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Ian Jennings said:
IJ>Hi,
IJ>
IJ>A couple of quick questions that I cannot seem to find the answer to
IJ>from the Help.
IJ>
IJ>I am new to 6.1 but have a *little* experience of earlier versions
IJ>(though this is the first time that I've managed to get a machine config
IJ>*al
I just subscribed to this list a couple hours ago, so I may be missing a lot
of background here. Are you sure that your install is not being attempted on
the swap partition? How did you do your partitioning?
-Original Message-
From: Hugo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, Nove
Hi,
A couple of quick questions that I cannot seem to find the answer to
from the Help.
I am new to 6.1 but have a *little* experience of earlier versions
(though this is the first time that I've managed to get a machine config
*almost* in step with a Redhat version).
I have a machine with a Si
I don't know why you can't technically have one enormous '/' partition...
but it's never worked technically or practically for me. The commonly
accepted wisdom is that you should have several partitions, for example:-
/100Mb
/usr2000Mb
/opt 600Mb
/tmp 100Mb
/var 100Mb
[swa
You can receive a free cd from the RH.com site.
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To: redhat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 20, 1999 2:50 AM
Subject: ORACLE for LINUX
> Dear All,
>
> I am looking for ORACLE8i within a CD ( I failed several
http://www.medasys-digital-systems.fr/mirror/linux/LG/issue21/notebook.html
...and read "Fifth Problem". (The solution is also presented. *g*)
As for getting back to a prompt if your system boots into X, try CTRL-ALT-F3
or -F4 to access another virtual terminal.
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Fro
Keith wrote:
> if i login to the remote machine and work from there everything
> is usually fine. if, however, i just set up the ppp link and then
> connect elsewhere (ie. ftp to other sites, browse the web, etc.)
> the connection never lasts longer than about 3 minutes.
>
> i've tried playing w
Would a list member be able to recommend a library of routines to process a
web page & convert it into compound data structures?
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Craig,
I don't know if this will help you any, but a couple nights ago at a local
Linux meeting (STL, MO) they were discussing some problems using Disk Druid
to handle the partitioning. One of the items discussed was the install
attempting on the swap partition instead of the main partition, prod
I'm not sure this is a case of SIMPLE graphics. What Windows program
can hndle the job that you want?
It is easy to create what you want with PostScript by editing it directly,
or using, say, Perl to read in your text files and create PS files that
print beautifully. You can also work the prob
Patrick,
I am able to use monospaced fonts (eg. courier) in StarOffice5.1, but
I have installed a zillion True Type fonts on my system, and StarOffice
sees all of them. Why not obtain some monospaced True Type fonts and do
that?
John Craig
patrick wrote:
> I am having a HELL of a time with wha
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> steven> I also have a raft of 6.0 systems which I use ssh to connect with.
> steven> Since doing the 6.1 install I can no longer do X passthrough via ssh to
> steven> any of the other systems. As I continue to be able to login via ssh,
> steven> I'm pretty sure that
I have lyx...just got version 1.1.2, compiled and installed it.
I also have klyx-0.10 installed. In any case, I have messed
with them a little and just see not way to add the graphics I
need. I need to draw boxes, some colored, some shaded, around
specific areas of text. I see where you can in
Hello Phil Risby,
Once you wrote about "Modems":
> Hi guys
> slightly off topic BUT
> Im in the modem buying game and trying to find a 56k
> UN-winmodem :-)
> Anyoine any recommendations
> They seem so UNclearly marked these days
> :-(
As long as it is external modem, you can be 100% sure that
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