I have had the exact opposite results. My first experience with web-based
database applications was at my last employer using first Postgres95, then
PostgreSQL 6.x. I'm now using PostgreSQL 6.3.1 on a RH5 system for all
manner of database apps for my current employer - trouble ticket tracking,
pag
Another possible solution is the perl Telnet package, which will allow you
to automate login/password and execute a command.
But that requires a little Perl knowledge. :)
D
At 11:24 AM 6/22/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Try "expect".
>
> _
At 06:47 AM 6/22/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I have a 5.1 box running IMAP and POP3 that lets me read mail from a pop3
>or imap client fine, but when I try to send mail from these clients, I get
>an error saying the server can't forward mail. What did I miss?
POP and IMAP are mail RETRIEVAL systems, n
At 11:10 AM 6/19/98 -0500, webmaster wrote:
>First of all, can you ping the IP of the webserver? If you can, the next
thing to
>do is to see if your httpd daemon is running. Do a
> ps -ax |grep httpd
>If httpd is currently running, you will see a list of httpd pids. The
smallest PID
>is
6/17/98 -0500, Derek Balling wrote:
>[about setting the "From:" in pine/sendmail]
>>Your answer doesn't mean much if the person asking the question hasn't
>>installed the bloat that is X Windows. Yes, I have it installed and you
>may
>>have it installed, but
>One size does not fit all. Besides, the only bandwidth saved will be for
>those users that do not retrieve the document. That will vary on a
>case-by-case basis. There _is_ a place for HTML mail.
That may be. But not in my mailbox. :)
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>At 06:15 6/17/98 -0400, wward wrote:
>>Hello,
>>I'am trying to standardized my "From:" in my e-mail. To be more specific
>>I'am trying to use the name my ISP has assign me, which is different
>>than my user name. I tried to use the Pine mechanism, customize-header,
>>but when I went to send an e-
At 02:29 PM 6/16/98 -0600, David Hauck wrote:
>>> As far as I'm concerned, adding bloody HTML tags makes the mail
>>> *harder* to read and certainly doesn't increase its
>>> comprehensibility.
>>
>> Without a doubt.
>
>If you see html tags in the text ... get another mail reader ;)
Nah, I pr
At 09:54 AM 6/15/98 -0700, gary steve shelton wrote:
>i've been so far unsuccessful in my attempts at accessing PostgreSQL from
remote machines, UNIX or Win32 (using ODBC for Win32). I guess it takes a
bit more than editing the pg_hba.conf file, eh?
>
>at one time, long ago and on another RHL5 box
You seem to be confusing X _SERVERS_ with X _WINDOW MANAGERS_.
There are two basic popular X Servers for Red Hat users : MetroX and
XFree86. (Yes, others exist, but we're talking about popularity with RH
customers, a good chunk of whom will use one of the two that came on their
CD).
There are a
Odd question:
Would anyone happen to have a good printcap for a Panasonic KXP-4420 Laser
printer?
Derek
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There was a discussion about this on linux-isp I think. You need to add
the users to the ftpusers group (if you're running wuftpd, which I suspect
you are), which will then set them chroot'ed into their home directory.
the "/./" will no longer be needed. :)
D
On Wed, 20 May 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED
I believe Exceed will do what you are looking for. :)
> I am wondering if there is an X-server I can put on my Windows 95 machine
> that will let me run X apps from my Linux server at home over the Internet.
> I have to go through a proxy server to get to the Internet, so I was
> wondering if the
Are they in your sendmail.cw or your Cw line in your sendmail.cf?
e.g. you need to tell sendmail "YES! I can deliver mail for
primordialsoup.com, so no need to go looking for where to deliver it to".
On Wed, 6 May 1998, Doug Elznic wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a mail domain set up in virtusertab
On Fri, 1 May 1998, Eric L. Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 30 Apr 1998, Chuck Carson wrote:
> > I am curious as to what kind of load using Linux as a router places on
> > a machine. I want to use a RH box with an ISDN circuit to route to a
> > 5 to 6 computer lan. I want to also use t
On Fri, 1 May 1998, aoc wrote:
> > "Sekou, this is kind of beyond the scope of the list, but here is what
> > I did to get my tac_plus.3.0.12.alpha to compile on RH5.0"
> >
> > Now tell me everybody, who is out of TOPIC here, me or you who
> > are talking about M$ Office?
>
> both? this is t
On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, [iso-8859-1] Linus Åkerlund wrote:
> Has anyone else been in the same situation? Any advice on what to do
> would be greatly appreciated.
Insert your weekly backup media into your tape device (or other backup
medium) and restore from backup.
Oh, you don't backup? :) You w
On Thu, 23 Apr 1998, Marco Shaw wrote:
> I'm not looking for trouble herebut I didn't see much difference between
> 4.2 to 5, so I don't expect much of a difference from 5 to 5.1. I was the
> one that brought up this subject last week...out of curiosity...and being a
> little bored.
What?!!
I thought I asked this question, but I went to Comdex in the interim, went
back through the digests and couldn't find either my asking or a solution,
so I'll ask again (and pardon me if you already answered this, but I can't
find it so please answer again *grin*)
I am trying to use warnquota, bu
Next silly question for the day.
I have user quotas enabled. I want to scan every so often for users who
have exceeded their soft limit (and warn them) or their hard (and let them
know why future writes fail).
I thought there was something built into the whole quota setup that did
this automagic
OK, two things:
When the mail originates, it will originate from root, so when it goes to
expand the alias, it won't include "root" in security's alias. It just
goes "oh, I don't need to worry about him".
Try sending the mail from a different address, just for haha's and find
out if it works.
l those old PHT monthly CDROMS just for the old libs sections
> and do just this to get some of the older software to work.
> Havnt needed to do it for a while, but unless someone has a better more
> correct solution, you could give it a try. If it busts things, sinmply remove
> it again
Our company has recently gone with Legato for its "corporate-wide" backup
utility, which is not bad all things considered. It's a fairly nice piece
of software, and I'm not terribly unhappy with it, EXCEPT...
It doesn't like our RedHat 5.0 machines. Boxhill supplies a Linux client,
EXCEPT it ret
On Tue, 14 Apr 1998, Beth Gemeny wrote:
> Checkm out /etc/sysconfig/network this lists among other things, what
> gateway your machine should use. I believe that rebooting afterwards will
> make the change effective.
Rebooting WILL make the change effective, but, kids, let's try to remember
tha
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Pat Hennessy wrote:
> > >> cd /usr/src
> > >> rm linux (this should remove the symbolic link)
> > >
> > >I would insert here:
> > >
> > >mkdir linux-2.1.93
> > >ln -s linux-2.1.93 linux
> > >
> >
> > I'd rather do this:
> >
> > mv linux linux-2.1.93
> > ln -s linux-2.1.93
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Pat Hennessy wrote:
> cd /usr/src
> rm linux (this should remove the symbolic link)
I would insert here:
mkdir linux-2.1.93
ln -s linux-2.1.93 linux
> tar -zxvf /path/to/linux-2.1.93.tar.gz
> cd linux
> cd Documentation
>
> there is a changes file or maybe its in the rea
Cost: Hardware: Lesser machine required
Software: Zero. vs NT Server, MS Exchange Server and
all appropriate license fees. (can get hefty
in a heavy multi-user environment)
Reliability: Linux servers tend to have uptimes rated in months, whereas a
I've always put it in /etc/rc.d/init.d/network myself. Then just do a
series of ifconfig's to bring up the virtual IP's, and then a series of
route commands to add the routes, and voila, instant ip_aliasing.
As for how to get it to autoload... well, I've always done it as part of
the kernel, but
http://www.megacity.org/pong3/
It'll at least do some of what you want. (And I wrote it myself, so I'm
always open to suggestions *grin*)
D
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Son of a Preacherman wrote:
> I was wondering what are the different network monitoring packages
> available right now. I'm looking f
Dunno about your experiences, but we're running a veritable plethora of
combinations here (Bind8/RH5, Bind8/RH4.2, Bind4/RH5, Bind4/RH4.2) and
have no problems with DNS on any of them.
Sounds like there was something else at play there, be it particular
hardware 5.0 didn't like or something, but
Perhaps one which doesn't expire?
On Fri, 3 Apr 1998, John Franks wrote:
> It appears that the rvplayer from rvplayer-5.0b2-5.i386.rpm has
> expired on April 1 rather than April 30 as expected. Will there
> be another update soon?
>
>
> John Franks
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> --
> PLEASE
More correct answer: remove user "ftp" from /etc/passwd
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, ramon wrote:
> > The problem is now that I'd only want to give access to REAL users but
> > when I edit ftpaccess -file deleting the anonymous from class
> > specification I can't login as a real user anymore.
>
> edit
Better solution:
tar -xzf thefilename.tar.gz
Then you don't have the larger, decompressed tarfile remaining behind.
On Thu, 2 Apr 1998, Tad Johnson wrote:
> gunzip thefilename.tar.gz
>
> then:
>
> tar -xf thefilename.tar
>
> Tad
>
> At 03:55 AM 1/4/97 +0100, you wrote:
> >Hi !
> >I have do
> > Um... AmigaOS contained a window system, user interface, applets, and
> > system tools.
No it didn't. My AmigaOS system booted fine and multi-tasked nicely
without screwing around with the GUI. (Well, one of them did, the other I
used the GUI on). It was, therefore, not part of the OS, but
On Wed, 25 Mar 1998, Joe Klemmer wrote:
> Heh, anyone remember the very first CD distribution of linux? It
> was called LGX and later became Yggdrasil.
Want a copy? I still have a copy of that disc sitting on my bookshelf. :)
==
On Tue, 24 Mar 1998, Jon Hale wrote:
> Does anybody know if there is any effort underway to port RPM to NT?
> Thanks for any pointers,
Isn't it called InstallShield? :)
==
Derek J. Balling | "Bill Gates is a monocle an
On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, Remy FAURES wrote:
> A perl program is located in my /home directory, and when I try to run it
> (entering either prog1.pl or ./prog1.pl), I receive the following message :
> bash: ./prog1.pl: No such file or directory
> Does anybody have an idea about this problem ? Thanks
On Thu, 19 Mar 1998, Lane J. Bryson wrote:
> First, when any user uses xlock, entering the root password at the
> prompt will stop xlock, returning to the user's screen. Is this
> intended as a backdoor-type feature?
Yes, so that the administrator could walk through a lab, and be able to
unlock
This is fundamentally a bad thing. What happens when I take MY DNS server,
and tell it that
10.100.2.23 IN PTR foobar.my.domain.com
[acknowledging that 10.x is an RFC1918 address, but SOME valid address].
Your "security" will confirm that "YES, 10.100.2.23 is part of
.domain.com" a
On Fri, 13 Mar 1998, Jonathan Peterson wrote:
> It depends what you are doing. For flat files, Zeus is widely acknowledged
> as the fastest web server around: http://www.zeus.co.uk/
Does anyone actually HAVE servers that are doing just flat-files?
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