bah... nevermind... the disk image was bad... last blasted thing I would
have thought of
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Thank you for your help.
I checked /etc/sysconfig/hwconf, it didn't contain "class: PRINTER".
Then I run kudzu. Turn off the printer and turn it on again.
Run printtool, I found the printer could print.
Thank you very much.
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Title: RE: how to get text only man pages?
Thanks
bunches =)
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only man pages?
After man, pipe the output to col -b
(R
can you ctl alt + to switch to the next resolution? It would still be a
bug but it sounds like Gnome is trying to switch resolutions and
hanging. Also your description of the sony behavior implies that the
resolution was ok there is that correct?
You might try looking at the first virtual termi
Title: RE: how to get text only man pages?
After man, pipe the output to col -b (Reverse line feed filter), then pipe the output to a text file.
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To: RedHat Mailing List
Subject: how to get
What would be a quick way to get text only man pages?
The man command formats output by including extra characters to specify
bold, font color, etc. If I pipe the output to a text file, I end up with
undisplayable and unprintable characters throughout the document. Is there
a way to tell man n
has anyone successfully installed the 6.2 beta via a pcmcia card?
specifically my setup is an IBM ThinkPad 600E (2645-4BU) with a
Turbo 16/4 token ring card. Booting from the pcmcia disk hard
locks the system. I suspect there is something about the mwave
dsp that it doesn't like... one of the las
man-in-the-middle attack: say you ssh from aaa to ccc. somewhere along the
line some hacker at bbb intercepts your stream (like, from the start of
the connection). He/she can then connect you to their sshd, which will
then forward to ccc.
what does this acheive? he is dycrypting the data, readin
Hi
I somehow lost the multiple desktops on my gnome pager. There are 4 by
default, but now I have one.
The properties shows settings for rows and columns of desktops, but
changing those settings doesn't help. I tried removing it and adding it,
but that didn't fix it either.
Also, I find the pa
I would suggest that if you run the application from a console you will get a
constant stream of output messages, until it crashes then the stream will stop.
At this point you will see what commands were called that caused it to crash.
>From there you will see what may need to done/fixed in order
> AND I don't have to worry about the man-in-the-middle attack.
Never heard of this one what is it?
Chad
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> ...You can do some port forewarding tricks to get normal ftp
> to work over ssh, but most people won't expend the effort to
> do something that's not automatic. SSH V 1.x does not support
> ftp except as a foreward, but is available completely free
> through the OpenSSH project. ...
This is pr
Jukka Lindgren ïèøåò:
> HOW ON EARTH CAN A MONITOR CRASH THE SYSTEM??
Usualy not (but wrong confiured system CAN destroy monitor!), but... may
be Alpha?! ;)
I think not too! :)
All that you need it's to find in /etc/X11/XConfig line with your card
definition and
rearange (or simple leave only th
> I didn't know that Kentucky Fried Chicken makes KFC monitors. ;-D
Where have you been?
The picture quality is finger licking good!
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I didn't know that Kentucky Fried Chicken makes KFC monitors. ;-D
CH
Jukka Lindgren wrote:
> Newbie Alert - On.
>
> I have seen similar problems discussed on this list before - now it is my
> time to get stuck:
>
> I installed RH6.1 clean using Sony Multiscan 100ES monitor - all went fine.
> I
Newbie Alert - On.
I have seen similar problems discussed on this list before - now it is my
time to get stuck:
I installed RH6.1 clean using Sony Multiscan 100ES monitor - all went fine.
I then replaced the monitor with Smile KFC CA1515VS - and the display was
very dark and distorted. OK, monit
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 09:47:16AM -0800, Toby A. Rider wrote:
: Edward Schernau wrote:
: > The kernel will not use APM on an SMP system; I tried
: > and it gave me a message like:
: >
: > APM not SMP-safe, disabling...
:
: Right, APMD doesn't get along with SMP. Why would you need power
:
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On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> It was mentioned here that if you don't like disk druid (like me) and
> you want to use fdisk, just go to one of the other consoles and run fdisk.
##If at the beginning of the install you
On Sat, Mar 11, 2000 at 07:19:34PM -0500, Jason Costomiris wrote:
| On Fri, Mar 10, 2000 at 09:41:53PM -0800, linda hanigan wrote:
| : What is runlevel 6?
| Depends on how your init was configured.
|
| If you're talking about the stock RedHat (and most *nixen), runlevel 6
| initiates a system reb
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 02:13:05PM -0600, Vidiot wrote:
| I'm looking into a resource problem with FrameMaker and when I ran
| "xrdb -query" to see what all of my current setting are, I get NOTHING.
| I just get a new prompt. I know the command can work, as I used to use it
| under the X that Sun
> During the Red Hat install, drives are accessed as devices in the /tmp
>directory, rather than /dev. So, if you want to use fdisk during
>install, switch to the second console and run something like 'fdisk
>/dev/sda' to use it.
>Matt
Thanks. I assume you meant /tmp/sda, instead of /dev/s
During the Red Hat install, drives are accessed as devices in the /tmp
directory, rather than /dev. So, if you want to use fdisk during
install, switch to the second console and run something like 'fdisk
/dev/sda' to use it.
Matt
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Hi, Hal and Vidiot,
Thanks again for the info on fonts.
Hidong
Hal Burgiss wrote:
>
> On Sat, Mar 11, 2000 at 06:21:28PM -0800, Hidong Kim wrote:
> > Thanks for the continuing help on getting my fonts right. I have
> > another question. I tried to change my default xterm font to
> > Verda
> Subject: Promise UltraDMA/66, cannot enable Busmaster DMA
> Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2000 00:51:34 +0800
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Red Hat Partisan)
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hello, I have another (probably stupid) problem. A server is running
> a Micronics M6Me mainboard w
On Sat, 11 Mar 2000, Brian wrote:
>
> Is this an NFS partition? If this is just an ext2 partition, I would
> suspect your drive is going out, you may wish to fsck it to see what kind
> of errors that gives.
>
Nope, not an NFS, but earlier in the week the drive did start gronking
quite badly a
Hello redhat-list-request,
I'm a newbie, so please tell me how to install a driver for my sound
card. I have its linux driver but I can't install it. I'm using
redhat 6.1.
Best regards,
Indra mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm looking into a resource problem with FrameMaker and when I ran
"xrdb -query" to see what all of my current setting are, I get NOTHING.
I just get a new prompt. I know the command can work, as I used to use it
under the X that Sun runs on their systyems. I've just never had to use
it under Li
>It's put there by default to get over the sendmail hanging problem with a
>new install.
>Eric
Is it mentioned somewhere that it needs to be manually repaired?
MB
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I posted this a while ago, and I haven't solved the problem yet,
so I will repeat my question.
I am using autofs to automount an NFS volume. I would like to mount
server:/var/remotedir on /net/server/var/remotedir.
I have set up the following:
auto.master contains
/net/etc/au
It's put there by default to get over the sendmail hanging problem with a
new install.
Eric
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Subject: Why is /etc/hosts being set wrong?
I've noticed twice now that 6.1
It was mentioned here that if you don't like disk druid (like me) and
you want to use fdisk, just go to one of the other consoles and run fdisk.
Well, I tried that this weekend and it doesn't work, because fdisk wants
a device name and /dev/hda is not valid at that point. If there is a magic
dev
I've noticed twice now that 6.1 has set /etc/hosts incorrectly. I do
not remember if 6.0 got it wrong as well.
This weekend I had to reinstall Linux for a small ISP that got hacked.
After the install, something just wasn't working right and I looked at
/etc/hosts and discovered the same problem
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>This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
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>Dear Friends
> I've i
Thanks!
On 12-Mar-2000 Vidiot wrote:
>>You should be executing /sbin/shutdown. If you just type "shutdown" then
>>that will execute /usr/bin/shutdown, which is a link to consolehelper,
>>which is what you are seeing.
>>
>>So to reboot a redhat box its: /sbin/shutdown -r now
>
> If you are goin
>You should be executing /sbin/shutdown. If you just type "shutdown" then
>that will execute /usr/bin/shutdown, which is a link to consolehelper,
>which is what you are seeing.
>
>So to reboot a redhat box its: /sbin/shutdown -r now
If you are going to do it instalantly, i.e., not give a time wa
>You would need to put it into rc.local.
>Brian Feeny (BF304) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks, I basically expected that.
MB
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Dear Friends
I've installed RH 6.0, but
the screen lines need to be fixed because the x windows and the font are too
small.
I read in the help that this could be
done from the dpi in the x server, could you guide me to a direct steps to do
that without ( destroying ) the system.
You should be executing /sbin/shutdown. If you just type "shutdown" then
that will execute /usr/bin/shutdown, which is a link to consolehelper,
which is what you are seeing.
So to reboot a redhat box its: /sbin/shutdown -r now
Nothing is broken on your box.
On Sun, 12 Mar 2000 [EMAIL PROTECT
You would need to put it into rc.local.
On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> On a system I set up a /etc/ethers file in order to get data packets to
> an Ascend dialup box. With the system already running, I used arp -f
> to read the file.
>
> The simple question is... if the system is reboo
If I telnet to my firewall box on my private net and run shutdown -r now I get
the following error message:
[root@CV256316-A magoo]# shutdown -r now
Xlib: connection to "localhost.localdomain:0.0" refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
Broadcast message from root (
Toby,
Sorry for the late reply,
I found mine at Barnes and Noble for 30 something $US.
I also have to recommend "Effective AWK Programming" from www.ssc.com.
Tim Robbins, ISBN 1-57831-000-8
It's mostly gawk, but describes the differences.
It filled in a lot of gaps the "Bible" left.
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Darnit, sorry about posting that to the list! I was't paying attention
to the reply-to address.
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hUnTeR wrote:
>
> For anyone else interested in seeing how i got file and print sharing to
> work for a MAC and Linux server, you can email me off list. The
> instructions and details are a bit lengthy and i didnt want to fill up
> everyone's email box with something they dont need.
>
> Regards
Edward Schernau wrote:
>
> The kernel will not use APM on an SMP system; I tried
> and it gave me a message like:
>
> APM not SMP-safe, disabling...
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> Network Architect mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Rational Computing
Gate wrote:
> Oops I screwed up a little, I'm running RH 5.2 on this box. I didn't think
> there should be any problems but it just doesn't work. I guess maybe I
> will just have to play around with it a little...
You can patch the 2.2 kernel to support some of the UDMA/66 chipsets, as
I did in m
The kernel will not use APM on an SMP system; I tried
and it gave me a message like:
APM not SMP-safe, disabling...
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Hello, I have another (probably stupid) problem. A server is running
a Micronics M6Me mainboard with integrated SCSI. I want to add extra
drive(s) into a RAID0 of aging Seagate Elite 9GB `bricks', and thought
that I might make do with a 7200rpm Fujitsu MPE (13GB UDMA-66) as the
third drive in t
On Sun, Mar 12, 2000 at 07:15:14AM -0700, Dave Watts wrote:
> I've recently installedthe Windowmaker RPMs on to my system (RH6.2)
> and when I start that window manager I get the following error
> message: "The application menu could not be loaded. Look at the
> console output for a detailed descr
For anyone else interested in seeing how i got file and print sharing to
work for a MAC and Linux server, you can email me off list. The
instructions and details are a bit lengthy and i didnt want to fill up
everyone's email box with something they dont need.
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Maybe this can help you... For some pdf files that I want to
print with Acrobat, I need to disable the option "download fonts
once" in the print configuration. This is mostly the case if I
have documents with a lot of math equations in it.
I am using Acrobat Reader 4.0. With these documents
I've recently installedthe Windowmaker RPMs on to my system (RH6.2)
and when I start that window manager I get the following error message:
"The application menu could not be loaded. Look at the console output
for a detailed description of the error."
I don't know what this means, I I'm not sure
On a system I set up a /etc/ethers file in order to get data packets to
an Ascend dialup box. With the system already running, I used arp -f
to read the file.
The simple question is... if the system is rebooted, will the file be
read automatically, or will I need to run arp in rc.local to build
Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote:
> 4.0 is MUCH too broken for 6.1 or 6.2 at this time.
I'll agree with that :)
I built rpms yesterday (building set two to fix a few things right now
:), and installed them on a friend's machine to test them out. I had
two problems that we couldn't fix:
1. XFS doe
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