OpenVMS/DEC-Alpha Printing to Linux Print Queues?

I'm trying to print from an OpenVMS (VMS version 7.1) Alpha system to a Linux print queue defined under lpd. I've used OpenVMS ucx version 4.1 and the LPRSETUP utility to define a remote "out" queue on the alpha, but have had no success getting test print files to print to the linux queue. I

IP Chains Input Rule to allow printing to Remote Printer from Internet?

I have two Linux boxes separated by the internet. I want to print from LinuxA to the printer defined on LinuxB. I've used printtool on LinuxA to add a definition of the remote printer on LinuxB. I've created an /etc/hosts.lpd file on LinuxB that contains the ip addresses and dns names of in

X Windows & GNOME File Rights Problem for non-root users?

When Gnome is started by non-root user the following two error msgs occur. While gnome does at least come up, the control- center apps are unavailable as might be expected by 2nd error msg. "Could not open Help Topics File NULL" and "Unable to reach the Control-Center" Is anyone familiar with

Login problems with Linux 6.1 server

All attempts to login to my server now generate "login incorrect" error msgs. This applies to all system logins. Passwords and login names should be correct.. I used a root disk to login to the system and changed the root password to null. This allowed me to login as root when the system w

Batch Deletion of Files with Embedded Spaces?

I've tried deleting, for example, all *nav_blueprnt010* files using the rm and find utilities and backquotes. All these files have embedded spaces. Using the form rm `find /home/httpd/html -name *nav_blueprnt010*` results in failure because the backquoted output breaks the files in

RE: IP Masquerading for Failsafe Internet Service?

do ... > > I was thinking you could probably do a traceroute and see what IP it > hits as it's first hop ... > > Charlie > > > > -Original Message- > From: Jerry Keene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2000 2:53 PM > To:

RE: IP Masquerading for Failsafe Internet Service?

dge. Any other ideas? > > > -Original Message- > From: Jerry Keene [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Subject: IP Masquerading for Failsafe Internet Service? > > We recently added another ISP, so our system has two potential > routes to the internet. I've set up

IP Masquerading for Failsafe Internet Service?

We recently added another ISP, so our system has two potential routes to the internet. I've set up Routed and have configured /etc/gateways using net 0.0.0.0 gateway xx.xx.xx.1 metric 1 passive net 0.0.0.0 gateway xx.xx.xx.1 metric 2 passive During testing both default routes

DSL Free Lunch?!!: Effortless, Dirt Cheap, VPN, Firewall, NAT?!!

Learned List: I'm a proponent of Linux boxes for integrating my company's new and existing national offices via the DSL options that are increasingly available throughout the country. I'm a proponent not because Linux is sexy, but because I've soberly and objectively (I think) set up a dozen

Bash shell scripts: Where do the "echos" go?

I ran a bash script with quite a few informative "Echo" lines embedded on a linux 5.2 box. No possibility that some of them wouldn't have been part of the script execution regardless of branching. Evidence suggested that the script ran properly and accomplished all goals. However, there was

Re: Bash shell scripts: Where do the "echos" go?

Rick: Thanks; belive I've got a clue now. //jrkeene On 17 Nov 99, at 20:02, Rick L. Mantooth wrote: > Jerry, > echo will send its output to wherever the "stdout" is at the > specific portion of your script. > Here is a quickie to demonstrate: > > #!/bin/sh > echo "line 1" > echo line 2 > ( >