My system clock always reads 30 minutes fast after a reboot. I set my
system clock daily using rdate, followed by setclock to set the hardware
clock. I don't experience any significant time slippage when the system is
running normally. However, after any reboot, the time is always around 30
On Tue, Nov 30, 1999 at 08:08:46PM -0800, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Nelson Little wrote:
It's going to be difficult to partition this system, because 6.1 takes up
around 1.1 GB for a full install. You might pare it down to around 900 if
you know what to avoid installing, but
Yes should be no problem, I downloaded the ISO image and burnt it on a
Win98 machine at work. Works fine. An ISO image is what it says an image
so you should be able to blow it on any OS.
Pat
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Hi,,
I just got the rh6.1 CD and I proceeded to do the install, everything went
fine and then it just stopped! It had about 81 packages left to install but
it just stopped. I am installing rh on my second HDD (IDE) my primary HDD
contains win98.
Has anyone had this problem? Can anyone offer a
I am trying an rpm rebuild of a newer netkit-base and when it goes to
build ping i get the following error:
/usr/src/redhat/BUILD/netkit-base-0.10/ping/ make
gcc -pipe -D__USE_BSD_SIGNAL -Wall -W -Wpointer-arith
-Wbad-function-cast -Wcas
t-qual -Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes
Yesterday I was advised to do this for /dev/lp0 to get online:
Insert at /etc/conf.modules
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
It worked (thank you!) and I then generated the following printcap entry
with printtool:
##PRINTTOOL3## LOCAL ljet4 600x600 a4 {} LaserJet4 Default 1
lp:\
Can anyone tell me what this mean? It got broadcast to all the consoles
on my 6.1 server. I think I might have had pcket logging turned on at the
time (had been running mason)
Message from syslogd@pooh at Tue Nov 30 08:18:35 1999 ...
pooh kernel: T=109 (#1)
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It worked (thank you!) and I then generated the following printcap entry
with printtool:
##PRINTTOOL3## LOCAL ljet4 600x600 a4 {} LaserJet4 Default 1
lp:\
:sd=/var/spool/lpd/lp:\
:mx#0:\
:sh:\
:lp=/dev/lp0:\
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Tom Savage wrote:
This little problem is driving me crazy!
I'm the original poster of this question and have not got an answer yet!!!
In a nutshell here is my problem:
When I connect to my ISP via modem my $HOSTNAME changes.
Can this be prevented, and if not what is
I can try help you determine what went wrong.
When this happens, access the other virtual consoles (the graphical
install runs on virtual console 7) to see what the installer was doing at
the time.
To do this, press the CTRL, ALT and Fnumber keys simultaneously to
access the number virtual
Every domain that you will accept mail for relaying must be in the access
file
IPS1.domain.com RELAY
ISP2.domain.com RELAY
your.domain.com RELAY
localhost RELAY
etc
the only time this may not work is if one of the other mail servers reject
the mail, which may or may not be the
Would someone please clearify what the purpose of the "sticky" bit is and
how it is used? I understand the concept of the set{u,g}id bits, but this
one is strange. I don't see how saving a program on the swap device would
be beneficial unless the swap device was faster than the media on which
Once upon a time Ed Lazor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
What's the best cd-rom burner software for linux? Do you have to be root to
run this software or can other users use it as well?
Thanks in advance =)
look at cdrecord and mkisofs commands themselves, I found out
You are misreading the man page. The t switch uses swap, the s switch sets
the user or group ID on execution.
I'm probably going to do a lousy job of explaining it, but I'll give it a
stab anyway.
This is the heart of the user provate group scheme being useful. We are
all in our own group,
Hello,
I might have asked this before, but having trouble deciding between Red Hat,
Caldera and Corel.
Corel and Red Hat are about the same price. Caldera is about have the price.
Since Corel is the newer release, is it a better choice or will the next
release of Red Hat be better?
I like the
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
Since Corel is the newer release, is it a better choice
No. As mentioned before, Corel Linux actually includes a lot of outdated
packages, some are so outdated that they're harmful (believe me, you don't
want to run bind 8.1.1 or proftpd 1.2.0pre1
Thanks fro the tip, I pre-ordered Corel and will call today and cancel.
Which do you like better between Caldera and Red Hat?
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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Thanks for the info, I will determine if the irq is being shared and
then change it if necessary.
However, would attempting to share IRQs
with other pci devices cause the "dma timing out???" message in the logs?
-Eric
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The opinions expressed herein are
Thanks for the info, I will determine if the irq is being shared and
then change it if necessary.
However, would attempting to share IRQs
with other pci devices cause the "dma timing out???" message in the logs?
Now that you mention it, that is exactly the error message that I saw. The
Frank you are mailing a Redhat list, we would not be here if we thought
another distribution was markedly better, therefore most answers will
beget Redhat...right?
You run the risk of starting nasty emails with questions along this line,
or maybe getting a few yourself !
At the moment
I didn't see it. I'll check again this weekend. I'm installing a
couple of systems. I really hate disk druid. Not as friendly as I'd
like (doesn't do what I want in other words)
This was in a RH 6.1 installation
Frank
Frank Carreiro wrote:
But that's another long story and for now I'm
I have a rather frsh lrh 6.1 install, with wuftpd installed. When i ftp in
it allows me to go out of my home dir
infact letting me go just about anywhere i want. Although it would seem
there is SOME security in place as i cant edit delete copy stuff etc, i dont
want my users being able to leave
Frank you are mailing a Redhat list, we would not be here if we thought
another distribution was markedly better, therefore most answers will
beget Redhat...right?
Point taken.
Sorry, did not mean to start a flame war. I just wanted experienced opinions
on Linux.
Regards,
Frank Rocco
Frank,
The only thing that I would recommend pm for is resizing windows
partitions. Don't install it on the hard drive; Don't use it to
create "linux" partitions. I've seen pm do some really wacky stuff
to people's partition tables. And for that matter, you could just skip
pm and use the
RH 6.0 Gnome, Enlightenment.
3 button mouse.
Can't get X cut and paste to work. If I mark (using LMB), then move the
cursor, center MB has no effect even when there is a Buttons 3 in the
pointer section of XF86Config. Without Buttons 3, any attempt to use
LMB/RMB brings up a menu with New
I think THE RedHat almost the best distribution Now!
But you have another choose,
"SuSE Linux 6.3 Arrives December 1st! "
Today?
I think It's Okay too.
Frank Rocco wrote:
Thanks fro the tip, I pre-ordered Corel and will call today and cancel.
Which do you like better between
Frank,
I don't think that anybody sent a single flame. You asked a
very valid question as a prospective linux user, and all that
responeded gave you their own opinions.
I think that all most folks wanted you to realize is that this is
a Red Hat list, and that most users will probably be
Hello Everyone,
Sorry for the OT topic here, but what better place to turn for tech
info.
Presently I'm in the process of setting up a Cafe, Computer Books and
Accessory store, which there will also be public surfing available.
Right now I'm planning on having 2, 7 MB ADSL connections, 1 of
I believe that Red Hat will remain the superior server distribution.
What I think will eventually happen is that Corel will sort itself out
and become a very popular workstation distribution for less
sophisticated users, as easy or easier to deal with than Win9x, with the
added benefits of the
Hi,
My computer (Via MVP3.5 chipset + aha-2940 + C.Labs awe32) hangs when
playing sounds under X/gnome with the original rh6.1 kernel (2.2.12)...it
seens to be a problem with the Via chipset or ISA DMAs...I don't know...so I
decided to compile a new kernel (2.2.13) and it gave me a new problem!
I'm trying to make some sense out of the mess of type 1 fonts on my RH 6.0
system. Doing a find on font turns up (among other stuff), the following:
/usr/share/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1
/usr/share/fonts/default/Type1
/home/jt/star51/fonts/type1
/home/jt/wperfect/shlib10
and then there are
Hello,
Which modem works best with Linux. 56K V.90
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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your best bet would be to get any external modem.
Frank Rocco wrote:
Hello,
Which modem works best with Linux. 56K V.90
Regards,
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I use a 3Com "USR" Sportster 56k External and it works great. It will do
V90 or X2.
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
Hello,
Which modem works best with Linux. 56K V.90
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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Cant tell you a brand to buy Frank, but you might want to look here
http://support.ausit.com/index.htm at some pages I started..the
page probably reflects some others opinions as welland may narrow your
choices down.
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On 1/12/99 at 11:46
i bought a Viking external and it lasted me less than 6 months. go with
US robotics! or cable modem. ;-)
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Scott Skrogstad wrote:
I use a 3Com "USR" Sportster 56k External and it works great. It will do
V90 or X2.
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
[EMAIL
Hi there,
I have recently installed linux (finally) in my notebook. And as I
needed to use an Ethernet connection with it, and the only card I had was an
IBM Etherjet pccard, I gave it a try. But it seems that linux does not
support this card yet.
So I would appreciate if anybody gave
Let me expand a bit on my previous question. I have a Laserjet 1100
attached to /dev/lp0. Accessing the port directly makes the printer
work, but not through lpr. The printcap entry I have was generated
by printtool and reads
##PRINTTOOL3## LOCAL ljet4 600x600 a4 {} LaserJet4 Default 1
lp:\
Thanks,
Does it have to be an external modem?
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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It does not have to be but it make it much easier to trouble shoot if it
is.
Scott Skrogstad
Computer Integration Inc,
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800-522-3475 Phone
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
Thanks,
Does it have to be an external modem?
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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external modems are just more reliable (well, except that darn Viking
modem). pluse they have an on/off switch that allows you to manually
'pull the plug' if there are problems - so you don't end up having to
reboot your machine (coming from much experience there).
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank
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Thanks,
Does it have to be an external modem?
Regards,
Frank Rocco
It doesn't have to be, but some internal modems (and most of the ones
in the stores these days) will not
Toni Guedes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My computer (Via MVP3.5 chipset + aha-2940 + C.Labs awe32) hangs when
playing sounds under X/gnome with the original rh6.1 kernel (2.2.12)...it
seens to be a problem with the Via chipset or ISA DMAs...I don't know...so I
decided to compile a new kernel
Is there any problem leaving the win modem installed and adding an external
modem?
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Frank Rocco
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What kind of winmodem do you have? Lucent recently released a binary
only driver for *some* lucent winmodems. There is some news on lwn
about it: http://www.lwn.net/daily/
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On Wed, 1
no prob cause you'll set your external modem as the modem your dialer
uses.
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
Is there any problem leaving the win modem installed and adding an external
modem?
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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No but you only have two available COM ports in most machines. Why leave the internal
if you have an External ? Win Modems are exactly that WINDoze modems and are not the
quality of a sportster or courier modem.
Scott Skrogstad
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From: Frank Rocco [SMTP:[EMAIL
Hello all,
On reinstalling, I broke my cron functionality.
Running crontab -e, my file looks like:
# run-parts
01 * * * * root run-parts /etc/cron.hourly/logcheck.sh
02 4 * * * root run-parts /etc/cron.daily
22 4 * * 0 root run-parts /etc/cron.weekly
42 4 1 * * root run-parts /etc/cron.monthly
Toni Guedes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My computer (Via MVP3.5 chipset + aha-2940 + C.Labs awe32) hangs when
playing sounds under X/gnome with the original rh6.1 kernel (2.2.12)...it
seens to be a problem with the Via chipset or ISA DMAs...I don't know...so
I
decided to compile a new kernel
Is there any problem leaving the win modem installed and adding an
external
modem?
My experience with the Lucent and other pci modems (isa as well come to
think of it) is that you have to disable the com port which the modem is
on, in the CMOS, so if your winmodem is on com1, you need to have
Hello again,
What is a good book for a beginner of Red Hat Linux? I want to progress to
programming apps someday.
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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I can change a password on an account created with
linuxconf, but not on accounts created with user script from 4.2 box.
Password file looks fin. passwd userid asks for passwd, asks for
confirmation, says all authentication tokens updated sucessfully. But
/etc/passwd although time stamp
There's a difference between what you need to know to use and administer
Linux, and what you need to know to program.
Two good books are "Running Linux" by Welsh and Kaufman and "Linux
Network Servers" by Craig Hunt. "Linux in a Nutshell" is also good, but
somewhat cryptic for a beginner.
I would not use SUSE yet. I was running RH 6.0, decided to try SUSE 6.2 and
just reinstalled RH 60.
Here is why:
- I found there were still language problems (unless you know German!).
- SUSE haa alot of their own configuration files along with the normal Linux
files that only their utils
Charles
I have installed CAT5 in many homes including my own. Because you are not
going to be running a bandwidth intensive network at home. Most of the CAT5 rules
don't apply. Just be careful to use CAT5 jacks and CAT5 approved boxes. Of course
don't run your CAT5 Wiring along the
It is as simple as setting it in the /etc/sysconfig/network file.
J.
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, a mole wrote:
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Tom Savage wrote:
This little problem is driving me crazy!
I'm the original poster of this question and have not got an answer yet!!!
In a nutshell here is my
You probably should post your script, as it will almost certainly reveal the
problem.
Brad 'GreyBear' Davis
Ronin Coder/Bithead at Large
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If you are looking for a book to help you learn Linux programming
specifically, I'd recommend _Beginning Linux Programming_ , from Wrox. It's
a big red book, and does a good job of introducing several methods of
writing exectuables under Linux.
If you're looking for a book to help you learn
Hi Scott.
Ok, but when you say don't run the wiring on the same path, what do you
mean? They have already run the wiring prallel to house wiring in several
plcase - most of the time about 12 inches apart. This is difficult to
avoid. Is this problematic?
Also, what do you consider bandwidth
Yes, that was informative. It made sense to me. Can you take it a step
further and explain the deal with the t switch? What's the purpose of that
and how and when is it beneficial?
Kevin
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Hello,
How can I set Red Hat at Boot time to present the GUI login instead of the
text base version? Similar to Caldera.
Thanks in advance.
Remember I'm new to Linux.g
Regards,
Frank Rocco
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Hello again,
Which is a better choice when installing Red Hat?
GNOME or KDE?
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Like a database server that would be accessed by several data entry people at one
time. Things like that. Or very busy ecommerce server. What I mean by the same
path is don't run the wires in the same holes or conduit. Also don't twist the CAT5
wire around the electrical wire this can
:)
I'm using Warp myself...
And I'm learning this wonderful thing called Linux.
ABW, is a good policy for people trying to get something useful accomplished.
chris
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999 09:19:44 +0100, Gustav Schaffter wrote:
No harm, Fred. :-)
The Warped guys (used to be Warped myself,
I posted how to do this a while back so its in the archives. Also their
should be some howtos on how to do this, search for wuftpd and "chroot".
Brian
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Jim Bija wrote:
I have a rather frsh lrh 6.1 install, with wuftpd installed. When i ftp in
it allows me to go out of
on 29/11/99 11:35 PM, also sprach Edward Marczak:
on 29/11/99 5:30 PM, also sprach Duncan Hill:
If it hiccups on the MAIL or RCPT, check DNS is my suggestion. Make
sure hosts can reverse and forard lookup.
Thanks for the tip. I am able to manually send mail from mail.example1.com
(the
What is the best AVI player for Redhat 6.1? I have xanim, but I find it
IMPOSSIBLE to find an rpm that has all the different CODECS bundled with
it, so that I have an avi player that will play any avi. I would pay for
a commercial player that could play well.
Brian
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, scott.list wrote:
I can change a password on an account created with linuxconf, but not
on accounts created with user script from 4.2 box.
Seems you're trying to use tools that are not compatible with PAM and
shadow passwords on a box that needs them (4.2 didn't have PAM,
Anyone point me to a how to or something for putting two IPs on one NIC and
maybe to add a secondary gateway witha higher metric
As well as point me to where I can get SSH and a readme for it.
I've been looking for several days and hitting ded links and dead ends and
then frustrated.
Thanks,
Oh boy, I've really stepped in it this time.
I just upgraded a client's machine from 5.2 to 6.1 and now it doesn't print.
I've *never had a problem with printing failing on upgrade before!...
Anyway, when I send a job to lp, it goes into the queue, but the system just
sits there, acting like
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Frank Rocco wrote:
How can I set Red Hat at Boot time to present the GUI login instead of the
text base version? Similar to Caldera.
If you're using 6.0 or 6.1, the easiest way is to just tell it to boot
into graphical mode while you install it.
After installation, you can
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Todd Dunbebin wrote:
Anyone point me to a how to or something for putting two IPs on one
NIC
Linuxconf should do that for you.
If you want to do it manually,
cd /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts
cp ifcfg-eth0 ifcfg-eth0:0
Then use your favorite editor to modify the settings
actually, 4.2 had pam and shadow. And i'm not using shadow so the accounts
don't have to be in /etc/shadow. The problem it turned out was and "*" or
nothing in the password field. passwd won't change them. I made them
nologin, then password worked again.
Thanks for the stab at it anyway.
Sounds like you're off to a good start.
On Wed, Dec 01, 1999 at 01:57:26PM -0500, Charles Galpin wrote:
My current understanding is that you want to keep the cat5 12 or more
inches away from the electrical wiring, and if you have to cross wires, do
it at 90 degrees (rigth angles)
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Never heard of it being a problem before. What's your source on this?
You could always invest in shielded LAN cabling, I suppose... or use coax
;-.
-- Juha
I am trying to find definitive information on the topic of wiring a house
for a 100baseT network. I have concerns about the effects of
Change the default Runlevel in Linuxconf to Level 5
You could also type "linux 5" at the LILO prompt for a one time boot-up into
X only.
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Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 1:35 PM
Subject: Auto starting Red
All of a sudden htaccess is zeroing out the passwd file when changing it
(or trying to create a new one). Without complaining at all.
Anyone seen this before?
thanks
charles
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Are you sure that ADSL is the right alternative here? It's fine for people
doing Web surfing and downloading stuff, but the upstream pipe is a lot
narrower than the downstream one, so I don't know how good it is for serving
stuff. You might be better off with a lower-bandwidth dedicated
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Leonid Mamtchenkov wrote:
-Hello Zoki,
-
-Once you wrote about "VMware (Was "Microsoft Linux? This is a JOKE?")":
-
- Thanks to my NT Admin. who sabotaged the perfectly working Linux box I had
- running at work by blocking it's access to the rest of the companies
- network
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, T. S. Collins wrote:
-Zoki wrote:
-
- It's the Mandrake 6.0 distrib which should be equal to RH6. Vmware doesn't
- install on it because half way it complains about wrong version of make
- (don't have the exact error message). At this point I was wondering if
- there's a
Hello ,
I have similar problems with a new RH 6.1 install.
Here with :
printtool-3.41-2
lpr-0.43-2
I can only start the printing via the "control-panel"
select the printer icon - select a printer restart lpd.
But when I reboot the machine - same problem again.
Never had such problems with
If you want to REALLY clear the mbr use this:
Format a dos disk as a bootup diskette (use /s).
Copy debug.exe (or .com, cant quite remember) to the disk
Run debug and type these commands:
F 9000:0 L 200 0
a
Mov dx,9000
Mov es,dx
Xor bx,bx
Mov cx,0001
Mov dx,0080
Mov ax,0301
Int 13
Int 20
enter
Frank Rocco wrote:
Which is a better choice when installing Red Hat?
GNOME or KDE?
If you have the disk space you could install both and see
which _you_ like best.
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I am trying to set up my linux box to work with @home cable modem. In CT
@ home uses static IP's. I have read the Cable-HOWTO but have not found
it helpful. I used linuxconf to set up eth0 and all info is correct.
Resolver Config is set to DNS required w/ both servers IP's
Under routing and
Which is a better choice when installing Red Hat?
GNOME or KDE?
You'll probably find that KDE 1.1.2 is more stable and provides all the
functionality you want (even though the KDE terminal apps suck), whereas
Enlightenment/GNOME is "niftier" with heaps of cool features, but it's less
stable.
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
My system clock always reads 30 minutes fast after a reboot. I set my
system clock daily using rdate, followed by setclock to set the hardware
clock. I don't experience any significant time slippage when the system is
running normally. However, after
Well, i wired my house for the 3 pcs and on room has cable, electricity,
cat 5, and telephone all running through the same 1 inch hole in a beam in
the ceilling. All of the connections are in the same box too. I haven't
noticed any problems. Of course, not really using alot of bandwith either
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
address but how do I set up the private domain name or do I use the same
domain name as my internet domain? Any other help tips pointers would be
greatly appreciated. I'd like to get this working before the turn of the
century :) hope this
I am trying to find definitive information on the topic of wiring a house
for a 100baseT network. I have concerns about the effects of the
it at 90 degrees (rigth angles)
I went to a home depot got some flexible shielding (greenlee) and grounded
that to the electrical panels for what ever
CAT5 UTP Ethernet: Category Five Unshielded Twisted Pair Ethernet cabling.
CAT5 STP Ethernet: Category Five Shielded Twisted Pair Ethernet cabling.
STP is when you are worried about other signals interfering.
UTP is for everything else, because it's cheaper.
There are several
At 12:18 AM 12/1/99 -0800, Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
My system clock always reads 30 minutes fast after a reboot. I set my
system clock daily using rdate, followed by setclock to set the hardware
clock. I don't experience any significant time slippage when the system is
running normally. However,
Bill Jacobs wrote:
[snip]
My question is how do I put an icon on my desktop for anything I
want a "shortcut" for? Mainly for Sun office 5.1 that came with RH6.1.
[snip]
It depends on the desktop you run. Both KDE and GNOME allow you to
right-click to add a new icon. Under GNOME, select
Hi NIS gurus,
My first crack at using NIS is proving a little rocky.
When I run "/usr/sbin/rpcinfo -u localhost ypserv", I get this:
rpcinfo: RPC: Timed out
program 14 version 1 is not available
rpcinfo: RPC: Timed out
program 14 version 2 is not available
When I run "/usr/sbin/rpcinfo
can someone show me a quick
script to insert | in place of tabs
for example: i have 40 lines with many columns
delimited by tabs that require it to be delimited
by | but in excel i can't do that. so
i would export the excel file as a text delimited by
tabs than would like a script to insert |
I wrote a VB program (yes, I know) that you could use i currently
delmit tabs to a , - but i could easily add a window that lets you put
your character of choice in if you'd like.
Let me know-
Jason Hirsch
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perl -ne 's/\t/|/g; print;' FILENAME
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From: Steve Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: RedHat Maillist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 10:12 AM
Subject: script
can someone show me a quick
script to insert | in place of tabs
for example: i have 40
please if you don't mind send me a copy.
anything at this point will be of great help.
Thanks .
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Jason Hirsch wrote:
I wrote a VB program (yes, I know) that you could use i currently
delmit tabs to a , - but i could easily add a window that lets you put
your character
On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Valmir C. Barbosa wrote:
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However, printing with lpr -P lp does nothing! Help will be appreciated.
Try lpr -Plp
Paul M. Foster
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On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Charles Galpin wrote:
You are misreading the man page. The t switch uses swap, the s switch sets
the user or group ID on execution.
I'm probably going to do a lousy job of explaining it, but I'll give it a
stab anyway.
This is the heart of the user provate group
does anyone know if there is a free web based email program and where i can
find it? thanks.
-Adrian
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