I know there's a bunch of web sites out there that check the browser
that you're using and refuse to do whatever if they don't see IE or
Netscape (some features of Fidelity's web site for example). I'm pretty
sure that somewhere in the past I read that there's a way to configure
Mozilla to tell
Does redhat (or someone else) have a repository of all versions of
various rpm's that were released for each version of redhat?
Specifically, I'm looking for the kernel rpms for 2.4.18-10 for 7.3. I
can't use the latest kernel because it doesn't work with vmware as of
yet. I've already checked
Cowles, Steve wrote:
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From: Gordon Charrick
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 7:02 PM
Subject: Looking for network traffic control examples
I'm looking for some examples of how to implement traffic control at
home. I've got a dsl connection on eth0. I
I'm looking for some examples of how to implement traffic control at
home. I've got a dsl connection on eth0. I've got an internal network on
eth1 with several computers connected. What I'd like to do is keep my
housemate from hogging bandwidth downloading "pictures". Basically, I'd
like to tur
I'm looking for some software to create web-based photo albums. I've
used Gallery, but it gets really slow with the number of pictures I'm
giving it (on the order of 10,000 or so) to display.
What have people found that'll work with a large number of pictures?
Gordon
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Gordon Charrick wrote:
> I'm installing RH7.2 on a Dell PowerEdge 1650 server. It's got a
> dual-port Intel gigabit ethernet installed. Redhat installs fine and it
> identifies the two nics as e1000's and loads the module. I'm testing and
> installing it connec
I'm installing RH7.2 on a Dell PowerEdge 1650 server. It's got a
dual-port Intel gigabit ethernet installed. Redhat installs fine and it
identifies the two nics as e1000's and loads the module. I'm testing and
installing it connected to a 100Mbit network jack. I add the following
line to /etc/
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>>I've done some searching on the web and still haven't found a way to find
>>the IP addresses assigned to any one domain. I want to be able to firewall
>>a whole domain from a part
r to see
if it fixes it. The version of the driver seems to be the same in kernel
2.4.9-31 and 2.4.18-3.
Anyone else see this problem?
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Does the version of pine supplied by RedHat support imap? If so, I've
never been able to find how to configure it from the setup menus.
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looks pretty nice in
windows. There is a file /usr/java/jre1.3.1_02/lib/font.properties that
seems like it would control the java fonts but I haven't been able to get
the font to change for the life of me. Anyone know how to get java to use
a better font?
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I'm starting to use 7.2 on some servers and I'm having trouble getting ntp
working. I'm trying to make one of these new servers the main server for
the subnet and I have the following in /etc/ntp.conf
server ntp.ourconcord.net
server timex.cs.columbia.edu
server fuzz.psc.edu
driftfile /etc/ntp/
Didn't get a reply the first time so sorry but I'm trying again!
I've got a laptop with 7.2 on it with a 2.4.9-13 kernel. The modules
appletalk and ipx get automatically loaded at boot time and I can't figure
out why. My modules.conf is below.
alias eth0 e100
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
null
2>&1 || :
options sb support=1
alias char-major-195 NVdriver
alias char-major-10-181 toshiba
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d argument passed to ext2 library while setting up
superblock
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y an "ifup eth0". I couldn't see any reason why that
should work since the routes were the same before and after. I added
the two statements in the network rc file at the end as a workaround. Has
anyone seen this before and have a solution?
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Stephen Liu wrote:
>
> Hi all people,
>
> Kindly assist me to understand the use of RAM disk and its creation. Also
> the easy way to rename a directory,
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Stephen
>
In lilo.conf in the section for your linux kernel add the line:
ramdisk=size (where size is the max
I've got a machine running RedHat 6.1 with a DSL connection. Atlantech
is
the ISP. I get my dynamic address via DHCP and pump is the client. About
every 46 hours or so pump will either die or go crazy and suck up all
the
CPU time. I suspect pump barfs whenever the lease expires, although I
haven't
Gordon Charrick wrote:
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> Does anyone know whether this mouse will work with a plain RedHat 6.2
> installation? It has a USB connector, but it comes with an adapter so it
> will plug into a PS/2 port.
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installation? It has a USB connector, but it comes with an adapter so it
will plug into a PS/2 port.
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We're planning on locating a Redhat machine offsite along with a bunch
of Suns connected via their serial ports to a terminal server so we can
remotely gain access to their consoles. What's the best way to set up
the linux machine? I know in lilo.conf you can put "serial=0,9600" to
have lilo be ac
I checked the web site and didn't see any reference to anything new. The
bottom of the page gives a modification date almost a year ago.
"John P. Verel" wrote:
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> http://www.rpm.org/
> At 09:37 PM 6/17/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >Evening:
> >
> >Anyone out there heard or seen a place to download Ma
Gordon Charrick wrote:
>
> "Raymond H. Kraft" wrote:
> > Try editing /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config and setting
> >
> > RequireReverseMapping no
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > -Ray
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"Raymond H. Kraft" wrote:
> Try editing /etc/ssh2/sshd2_config and setting
>
> RequireReverseMapping no
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> -Ray
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"Mikkel L. Ellertson" wrote:
> It looks like reverse DNS is failing. The place you work doesn't have
> reverse DNS set up, or is set up wrong for 208.49.230.99. At least I
> can't get any info in 208.49.230.99 from here. Dig times out. But I
> can get info on 208.49.230. I do not think you co
I'm trying to use ssh to log into my home computer from work. I have
sshd configured and working and can log in from some other sites, but I
just haven't been able to do it from any of the computers at work. This
is what happens when I try to run it from a work system.
% ssh -v gmc.tzo.net
SSH Ve
Does anyone know why ps sometimes shows a process name in brackets and
sometimes doesn't? Specifically, I start up portsentry twice, once for
tcp and once for udp. After a while, instead of ps showing the command I
used to start it, it will display as "[portsentry]" and I can't figure
out why.
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I've got the following route added thanks to portsentry. I've tried
various combinations in the route command but haven't been able to get
this one deleted! Any suggestions?
Kernel IP routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask Flags MSS Window irtt Iface
38.27.137.2 -
Wasn't there an online version of the Red Hat RPM book at some time? I've
been looking for it and haven't been able to find it.
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Okay, I've done everything I can think of to get ppp working. The modem
is not a winmodem. I can talk to it and get it to dial with minicom.
I've triple checked the configuration settings and everything seems
fine, but the fu**er just refuses to do anything with an "ifup ppp0". It
doesn't seem to
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