f BRU I have doesn't. Neither of my packages are the lastest
available, so I'm sure the both have advanced some.
Best
Cokey
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On Wed, 2002-12-18 at 04:18, Alessandro Fiorenzi wrote:
> Anybody know something usefull about SNA (Connection to IBM Mainframe)
> on RedHat Linux?
>
> A.Fiorenzi
www.linux-sna.org - Google is your friend
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ything special in that regard. The chipset is a ServerWorks which
isn't very flexible, but the board is rock solid. You might check the
Tyan site for a BIOS upgrade; there was at least one that I know of.
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h to MVS (now ZOS) all the time and
all we do on the download is specify ASCII. Going up, nothing.
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I don't have any experience with the DA2200, but you might check to see
if the driver puts info in /proc/?. I use Mylex and that driver puts
info in /proc/rd. It's quite easy to write a script to check the /proc
info and ema
.d/syslog restart
> and then checked /syslog/nortel_8600 file, but nothing is coming to that
> file. That file has rwx for everyone
> Can anyone really help me on this, your help is greatly appreciated
>
> thanks a lot
> Pran
>
> >From: Cokey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
s correct).
I've got a number of old machines at work all hooked together
like this with one Samba share off the base machine. The other machines
NFS mount all their DASD to the base machine. Looks
like one drive to any machine that connects.
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Cokey
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restart" (no quotes).
>
Actually, in 7.3 the correct place to change the syslog options is
in the /etc/sysconfig/syslog file. If this file is present, the
SYSLOGD_OPTIONS will be ignored.
Best
Cokey
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Cokey
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FreeSWAN is really industrial strength; very flexable, but
seems to have a good bit more overhead and more difficult to set up.
I use CIPE because all I need is simple encriped pipes and I run it on a small
firewall/router (CD based LEAP).
Best
Cokey
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> -- Benjamin Franklin, 1759
Can't say for your printer, but according to the tests I've read, my HP 1200
LaserJet is something like 20% slower when driven through USB port than when
driven through
heir
> website.
>
> Mailscanner also works with spamassassin to identify spam.
>
> Since I started using mailscanner at home I've screened out several viruses
> and eliminated virtually all spam.
>
Very nice; thanks for the information. I've been meaning to set somet
are. Wile the list on this printer is $399, I paid about $350 for mine,
but that was months ago and you may be able to do better now. Also, I've
seen referbs from time to time in the $250-300 range.
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home free. As I said, I don't currently use RH 7.2; just getting around to
upgrading, but if your hardware is supported, the install shouldn't be any big
deal.
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d make the Adaptec a module. If you
_don't_ make a RAM disk (and you don't need one for this), the system will
only find the IBM and boot from that. I know this works as I've used this
method on several machines.
2) Shut off the bios on the Adaptec. This keeps devices on the card f
nels or there abouts (I don't do the
> development branches).
>
> I use gaim, but I have also used Tac (not the utility which comes with
> the RH distro) which doesn't get far either. Eventually Tac exits saying
> the connection closed.
>
> I
(or similar) to run Win95 (much smaller than NT) in a virtual
machine so I can connect without dropping my Linux box.
Best
Cokey
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Matthew Melvin wrote:
>
> On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, Cokey de Percin wrote:
>
> > Matthew Melvin wrote:
> >
> > Well, I'm using a serial terminal and I don't have a problem getting
> > in Single, but my setup looks like this:
> >
> > S0:12345
awn:/sbin/getty ttyS0 DT9600 vt102
>
Well, I'm using a serial terminal and I don't have a problem getting
in Single, but my setup looks like this:
S0:12345:respawn:/sbin/uugetty -d /etc/conf.uugetty.ttyS0 ttyS0 DT9600 vt100
^
Note the '1'... I believe you need
boot.
Of course if you just purchased the RH, you should have 30 days support
and RH might (should) have a better solution. After all, they did add the
support for the driver disk and it doesn't seem to have worked.
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Cokey
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boot/use two floppy drives allowing for more
flexibility. There is also an bootable CD option I believe.
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e in
it, build a boot disk and put that kernel on it. Then you should be able
to boot the new system from floppy. Once you're in, configure/rebuild as
necessary.
Note that you cannot just mount the / file system and move the driver
module over. It needs to be
plex LAN segments with no
problems on much less hardware. Also, if/when you do this, be sure to
rebuild you're kernel for routing (optimized for routing etc). Makes
a big difference.
Best
Cokey
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"Todd A. Jacobs" wrote:
>
> On Thu, 9 Nov 2000, Simons wrote:
>
> > Is there any tools in redhat can monitor/count the traffic of eth0 in
> > bytes/sec ?
>
> Get the rpms for either iptr
The HOWTO
> didn't mention port forwarding, but I think I might have to.
>
> Again, thanks for all your help,
>
> Best regards,
>
> Dan Browning
> Network/DB Admin
> Cyclone Computer Systems
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: [EMAIL PROTEC
7.0 box was "ip_masq_ipsec" module. Where
> is that module? Do I need it?
>
[big snip!]
You must patch the kernel for VPM-Masq. AFAIK it doesn't come with
RH or any other distro. If you're reading the HOWTO, it should tell
you where to get the patch and how to apply it.
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The AccelleRaid 250 wo
Eric Sisler wrote:
>
> Cokey de Percin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I've been playing with the software raid tools; testing speed and
> >durability. It all works very well. The one thing I haven't been
> >able to do is recover a drive. I set u
em kept on running as it should. The problem
is that I can not get the raid set up to accept a new drive to
replace the 'failed' one. I repartioned the 'failed' drive and
tried to add it back to the raid system as a 'new' drive, no go.
Ca
e old WYSE 30's,
> > 50's, 60's, and 150's and have either green, amber or white screens as
> > monitors for linux boxes? Is it as simple as a WYSE->serial converter
> > device, or does it require an internal ISA or PCI card, or is it just not
> > pos
ipts later once DNS has been tested and
> added, but this will give you an idea of what I've done...
>
Yes, thanks. This will save me quite abit of time.
Again thanks!
Cokey
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and was looking at automating
some of that, but if you've already hammered it into submission, I'd
greatly appreciate seeing them.
Best
Cokey
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l distro is firewall/Nat/caching DNS/... that's based
on the VA Linux (RH) distro and paired down to ~50M. Install easily
and works quite well; even has a web frontend. Still needs some work,
but a great place to start. It's at www.smoothwall.org.
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the block driver seems to be very efficient.
I've still got several Buslogic 958s that have been running for years.
I've seen 958s for sale from time to time although I don't think they're
being made any more.
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Cokey
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Yup, AOL has one... My wife uses it almost every night. It's
available at AOL. The version I'm using is 1.1.41. It can be
a bit flaky at times, but usually works just fine.
Best
Cokey
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not have to force the card
as it will negotiate with the connecting device as to speed/duplex and
I believe (could be wrong...) that the negotiation start high and works
down, i.e. 100/full -> 10.
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it could have been done under dos. Very nice, very quick
especially with the 'write back' option turned on.
Note also that some RAID controllers (Mylex for one) are not really SCSI
controllers as such, but block controllers which are much more efficient.
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ck device driver
rather than SCSI, which makes it more effecient.
Also, any sort of hardware RAID will necessatate backing up the machine
and formatting the drives.
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Cokey
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oot
I suggest you boot up, check the lilo config and rerun lilo. If you didn't
make a seperate /boot parition 1st, the I think you need to start over.
Cokey
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Anyone using this printer and if so, how is it working. What print
print driver are you using.
Tnx
Cokey
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"Anthony E. Greene" wrote:
>
> Cokey de Percin wrote:
> > Another way is to use just the root .fetchmailrc like this:
> [snip]
> > Just stack'em up. I've got 5 right now and it works just fine. Much easier
> > to administer
>
> I th
pass xyzmailpasswd2 fetchall no keep is localname2
#
# This polls xyz for localname3
#
poll pop-server.abc.com proto POP3
user abcmailname3 pass abcmailpasswd3 fetchall no kee
optimised as router
not host'. The best I can tell, it should be possible to get 3-4 Mb/s with
this setup.
Best
Cokey
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ther parallel port or usb interface? Kinda sucks not being able to print
> >anything.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Mark
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GhostScript 6.x has the 850C driver.
Best
2
wp : yes
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov
pat pse36 mmx fxsr
bogomips: 398.95
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Try setting this. Export it from your .bashrc or similar:
MOZILLA_NO_ASYNC_DNS=True
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> > Thanks for whatever information you can provide...
> >
Not an Xserver, but a solution; try VNC. It's free and works very
well. It also works for NT, that is there is a server for NT/9x that
allows you to access the console remotely and control it.
www.uk.research.a
e the standard setserial although the tty setup is abit
weird; starts at 16 for the first one on the card. Note that mine is
an ISA buss board, but hey also have PCI bus boards.
Best
Cokey
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emember of it, that it was designed to keep track of
users print volumes at a university. I'm not sure how you'd bill, but
there might be info or hints in the package. Also, there's a package
on sourceforge that was developed to manage printing at CISCO and
what you wish with much less hassel. One allows you to shrink
or expand partitions and the other allows you to shrink or expand file
systems. I haven't tried them, but this is not their first release. Try
http://www.lwn.net/1999/1021/a/ext2-resizer.html for an ext2 resizer. I
can't rem
e are two processor listed 0 & 1. If you don't see both
listed, you're not using both; make sure you kernel is compiled to two.
Best
Cokey
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Rob Saul wrote:
>
> Cokey de Percin wrote:
> >
> > As a matter of fact I happen to know where a small group of Linux
> > and OS/390 techies are working on this right now. In their spair
> > time of course.. ;-))
>
> But will it run CICS? :)
>
> --
&
e.
>
> Get Linux S/390 source code
> and more info here.
> Bret
>
As a matter of fact I happen to know where a small group of Linux
and OS/390 techies are working on this right now. In their spair
time of course.. ;-))
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Cokey
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David Kramer wrote:
>
> Cokey de Percin wrote:
> >
> > David Kramer wrote:
> > >
> > > If I turn on a connected SCSI device, is there a way of telling Linux to
> > > rescan the SCSI bus?
> > >
> >
> > Yup, try this. Works for m
ftp -ivn hostname < TKG> user username password
> TKG> insert commands here...
> TKG> ..
> TKG> ..
> TKG> ..
> TKG> bye
> TKG> END
>
> TKG> man ftp or ftp --help for more info on commands and switches.
>
> Try using Expect.
>
Also the nc
Clement wrote:
>
> Thank you very much for your recommendation. I get the low cost Mylex
> AcceleRAID 150. It comes with all the drivers for OS/Win/NT/NW but not
> Linux althought its web pages says Linux 2.2 is support.
>
> Do you know where to get the driver for Linux?
&g
uu.net
> Date: Wed Jan 26 16:35:20 PST 2000
>
Have you reported him? Send your logs & a note to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also your time zone. Occationally you get one of them. If you
don't yell, you will not get caught.
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eme Raid controllers.
They're very nice and I believe VA uses them. Note that they don't
use a SCSI driver, but a block driver. Should make them more
efficient.
Best
Cokey
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Brian wrote:
>
> On Mon, 3 Jan 2000, Cokey de Percin wrote:
>
> > Brian wrote:
> > >
> > > no
> > >
> > > On Sun, 2 Jan 2000, Kevin Diffily wrote:
> > >
> > > > I have a current RAID Array (Level 0) that I would l
Freshmeat for the current
rev
1.06. I seem to remember another, but cann't remember the name
right now.
This may not do you any good in this instance, but you might consider some
of the possiblities these present in your future planning.
Best
Cokey
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nd x3270 work although not as
nicely as a 5250 type terminal.
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Cokey
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he setup on the AS/400, you might be able to
use tn3270 or x3270. It's a bit of a hog at the AS/400 end.
Best
Cokey
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Gustav Schaffter wrote:
>
> Cokey,
>
> Where could I find more info on the Linux Router Project?
>
> Best regards
> Gustav
>
> Cokey de Percin wrote:
>
> > If you happen to have an old 386/40 or better with 16M of ram or
> > more (no hard drive, vi
t having to worry
about it.
If you happen to have an old 386/40 or better with 16M of ram or
more (no hard drive, video or keyboard needed), you might want to
look at the Linux Router Project. It works very well and has all
the
chat, and
> real audio through the Linux box? Do these need some setup, or
> can they simply work through the Linux interface to the Internet?
>
Telnet & ftp work with no setup (AFAIK); chat I don't know about
l (one an hour in this case) about any problems
it sees including scans & such on the router box.
Best
Cokey
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o get a PCI based card as I need the ISA slot for another
board. I don't need anything fancy as the drives are SCSI-2, but not
fast or wide and the machine is just a Pentium 133 use for test
purposes.
Thanks
Cokey
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