Why don't you use IMAP, but not POP3. This way, the emails will stay on the
server and you can access it anywhere you want.
I am assuming that there is not space limit on the email server since it is your
own.
Good luck.
Richard Crawford wrote:
Here's the deal.
My wife and I have an RH8.0
Try to use dos2unix myfile.txt.
Windows use only \n as newline character, but Unix use \n\r. Or the other way
around. Don't remember clearly now.
But I am surprised to hear that you never have this problem with any other
version of Linux. You should have the same problem with windows text file
Even less than that from US with T3.
It is amazing that server can hold it. It must be Linux. :)
I have to wait for some local ftp site to get it.
Liguo (Leo)
John Aldrich wrote:
On Mon, 16 Apr 2001, you wrote:
It's called "Sea-Wolf" and we've been downloading since this morning.
Redhat 7.0, upgrade from 6.2,
RPM 4.0.2-7x.
When trying to recompile the openssh-2.5.2p2-1.7.2.src.rpm package from
updates.redhat.com, the system wide configuration is put to
/usr/etc/ssh, other than /etc/ssh.
In the openssh.spec, it is stated only for redhat 6.x, the configuration
files
For POST, as specified in HTTP standard,
The pairs of variables and values are passed in the content. In order to
do it well, you need to write a header and the content, such as the
following:
POST /cgi-bin/script.cgi HTTP/1.0
User-Agent: blah blah
Accept: blah blah
Host: blah blah
You can also use bg to run that job in background.
Just want to show all the choices you have. :)
Liguo (Leo)
Jim Baxter wrote:
Hi,
Simple question I hope but I can not find a man page.
When a job is stopped with a ctrl Z, how do I restart it?
Thanks
Jim Baxter
Morrison
If you have openssl installed, try man CA.pl.
It is a nice script to generate certificates.
Liguo (Leo)
Pieter De Wit wrote:
what man. can I look this up in ?
Thanks,
Pieter De Wit
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It is not the right version. The one updated is vim-5.7-8.src.rpm,
and others. The one at valinux site is vim-5.7-0.6x.src.rpm
I am just wondering whether is violates the GPL is Red Hat fails to
provide the SRPM for that package.
Thanks anyway.
Liguo (Leo)
Try to look at Openssl's documentation. It should be pretty easy to get
started. Also, check out the openssl mail list.
Good luck!
Liguo (Leo)
On Sat, 24 Mar 2001, Pieter De Wit wrote:
Hello Guys and Gals,
How do I become my own CA root ? I would like to send out my own
certificates for
Where is SRPM package?
Thanks.
Liguo (Leo)
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You also need to check /etc/bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc to make sure that
path is not overwrote somewhere.
Usually, the last two should be the setting concerns only to yourself, which is
not system wide setting, such as ../ and notorious ./
Good luck!
Liguo (Leo)
Quoting Chandra K
Why do you call it broken? I got it installed on my RH7.0 box. And, I
have run into any trouble.
Is there anything that I should pay special attention to??
2.5.1p1 and above support it. You can download slightly broken (my bad)
RPMs from www.openssh.com/portable.html or check out rawhide.
for the quick respond.
Liguo (Leo)
Pekka Savola wrote:
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001, Liguo Song wrote:
Why do you call it broken? I got it installed on my RH7.0 box. And, I
have run into any trouble.
Is there anything that I should pay special attention to??
Don't install them on RHL 6
I am a newbie too. But, since no one asnwered this question, I would give
it a try. Hope this can induce some more helpful replies. :)
This happened to me couple times. It is usually because you didn't load
some necessary modules or didn't configure your kernel to support those
modules.
Do the
Tony Nugent wrote:
On Thu Oct 21 1999 at 17:45, Matt Nelson wrote:
Subject: Re: a workaround for upgrading in presence of an NTFS partitio
i'm really pissed that i can't boot from the CD to upgrade, but that's
another story...
Updated images were announced earlier this
Talking about the ugly fonts, I read something about documentation called
"fonts disuglization for X Windows", or something like this when I was reading
documentation like crazy. I couldn't find it right now. Does this ring a bell
for anyone?
I am thinking, there might be some useful information
Hi, Friends,
Is there any gcc 2.95 RPM package for RH 6.0 available?
I can find nearlly anything in an RPM Package except the gcc 2.95.
What's wrong? Does gcc 2.95 have problem with RH 6.0? Or there is the
package, but I just didn't find it?
I have thought to build it by myself. After reading
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