Is there a document around somewhere that discusses the process of
upgrading from RH5.0 to RH5.1 -- particularly via ftp?
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terested in which Oracle version you are running is it
> 7.3.3 or is it 8.0.4?
I understand there is a trial version of 7.3 on Oracle's web-pages for
download.
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Linux and getting lots of
> attention. The Informix port is supposed to be happening, I hear,
> but it'll take some press before Oracle wakes its big ugly head and
> gets jealous/mad about it enough to do the port.
According to Marc Andreessen at a recent SVLUG, Netscape may be
pushing
>>>>> "Greg" == Greg Fall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, 23 May 1998, David Masterson wrote:
>>> Set the xdm resources like this in /etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config:
>>> DisplayManager._0.userPath: \
>>> /usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/
I haven't had the chance to play around with PATH setting on RH 5.0
yet, but some things I've learned from other systems may play here.
> "Greg" == Greg Fall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There are a million ways you could reconcile these situations
> (change various things in /etc/profile,
sers. That means that the Linux
solution would cost between $40K and $80K!
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ns could be the same on two separate systems. The only
way I could see that working is if most (if not all) of the system was
accessed over the network from a file server. If that's how it works,
then I see no reason that Linux couldn't be the file server (using
Samba) -- the
>>>>> "Bryan" == Bryan Andregg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sat, 9 May 1998 01:11:52 -0700 (PDT), David Masterson wrote:
>> Ah, come on -- that's a little harsh. Before the web came along,
>> FTP sites provided information like this
grab the MASTER_INDEX
at regular intervals and peruse/search it in my own fashion on my
machine when I want. I could even have an automated script scan the
INDEX for RPMs mentioning specific words or phrases. The web searches
are still useful for the uninitiated, but there's no need to
or
UNIX) administrator could provide an up-to-date set of documentation
for his system(s) that is accessible via the web.
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place? Extra credit if you do it with HTML and attach it to the
Red Hat web-page... :-)
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To unsu
nother might be the
integrated Address book feature that, when kept up-to-date by HR,
shows all employees and their work locations. The big things are
probably:
* long list of integrated features
* one company (Microsoft) to buy from
* one company to get support from
* possibly cheaper than separa
Yellow and not Green.
Anyone know how stable this tool is? Also, considering that netconfig
was written in Python, why wasn't this tool? Finally, the MAN page
for usernet could be written better (does it use usernetctl to start
PPP? does it use the ifcfg scripts? does it have an
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