Buck staggered into view and mumbled:
Hopefully Fedora will pick it up from there. To me, it would make sense
that Fedora picks up the up2date program if for no other reason than to
attract financial support from those of us willing and able to pay the
$50 - 60 per year.
Up2date will be in
Updatedb runs as a cron job. You shouldn't have to run it unless your PC is off most
of the time or unless you add a
lot of files and can't afford to wate untill it autoupdates the locate database.
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Sean Estabrooks staggered into view and mumbled:
http://www.fedora.us/
http://fedora.redhat.com/
http://fedora.redhat.com/about/rhel.html
Wow! Could we have even hoped for anything better? Although it looks like the Fedora
project will have to drop
xmms-mp3. I would like it though if they
Buck staggered into view and mumbled:
I think that the real problem is that we once had available the download
of the grand package and updates for $60.00 and now we can only get a
part of the package and updates for $349.
Sticker shock to those of us used to free.
Actually, the way I read
Hi. I am trying to host more than one domain on my IP address to serve more than one
web site.
My old domain was princenet.sytes.net and the new one is prince.homelinux.org. I want
to serve a web page at
princenet.sytes.net that explains that my address has changed and the web site has
Mike Burger staggered into view and mumbled:
You can't use Virtualhost *. Instead, you will have to use
VirtualHost xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP address
But what do I do if I have a dynamic IP address? It wouldn't be practical to change
the IP address in httpd.conf every
the
filesystem even though the drive
still spins as if it is on /dev/sda1. HTH.
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-mp3 package. I think it may be on
http://www.fedora.us
somewhere. After installing the package it should work as expected.
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here due to the limitations of my
keyboard.
Is there a way to automacally format a disk of this format without having to know
before I put the disk in whether I
should
$ mount /mnt/floppy
or
$ mount /dev/fd0u1680 /mnt/floppy
Thanks for any help you can give me.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike
Hi. I just bought a USB floppy drive to go in my laptop. It mounts the disks I put
into it with no trouble and reads
very fast. The problem is that the drive is using /dev/sda. Neither fdformat or
floppy like that. What can I do to
format a floppy disk in this drive?
Thanks.
Lorenzo
Am I missing some special property of these drives or something?
Thanks.
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/sda
This seems to work, and the files I add afterword are readable after unmounting and
remounting /mnt/floppy. But will
this work on a previously unformatted disk?
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One thing to consider is that the ISO's are just as open for modification as the
RPM's. If you want people to have
updated ISO's then you can always update them with the latest packages and
redistribute the updated versions. The only
limitation then would be bandwidth.
Lorenzo Prince
happy
change too
often for them to make a whole new box every time something changes.
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Try something like
printf first line\nsecond line\n
According to the manual for the echo command,
echo -e first line\nsecond line
should do the same thing, but it doesn't work on my system for some strange reason.
The output of that command shows
first linensecond line
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
Hal Burgiss staggered into view and mumbled:
$ echo -e first line\nsecond line
first line
second line
Oh. That's where my problem was. The manpage didn't say I needed to put quotes
around the text. The above command
does work on my system.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user
header, which I had seen before in a file that was reported later to
have contained a virus. Wow! I'm
just glad I wasn't using Outlook/Outlook Express to view those messages. (Or Windows
for that matter.)
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money to the many companies/individuals who
develope, maintain and in other
ways contribute to its success and/or popularity.
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in question that had the virus was posted
to the list long before the
Exchange server responded to it. :D
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Is it possible to install RH9 or above on ReiserFS and format the filesystem? The
installer seems to show only ext2,
ext3, software raid, physical volume and swap. If this is possible, how would I go
about making it work?
Thanks,
Lorenzo Prince
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Try looking at /etc/sysconfig/network. It should currently have a line
that says
HOSTNAME=debian
Change it to whatever address points to your computer, for example, my
file sais:
HOSTNAME=prince.homelinux.org
HTH
Lorenzo Prince
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normal user account and
group ftp and have permission 640
(files) and 750 (directories) and proftpd will list the directories for the anonymous
user. I hope this helps anyone
else who would like to use this configuration but has had problems getting vsftpd to
use it.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike
to control access to Postfix, or is there some
kind of bug in the program?
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Hi.
Instead of trying to install kernel-2.4.20-19.7.src.rpm try installing
kernel-source-2.4.20-19.7-i386.rpm. THis is the
actual kernel source rpm and will install with rpm -ivh under /usr/src.
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user ;)
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Other than the fact Linux has a cool name, could
server anonymously, the
server refuses to list files in any
directory, but it will allow me to change directories. I have even tried letting the
server itself run as ftp, but I
get the same results. What can I do?
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user ;)
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or something. LOL!
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Once you plug the hard drive into the system and boot it, it should show up as
/dev/hdb. You can then
mount /dev/hdb /mountpoint
and the drive will be mounted normally. If you want to mount this drive
automatically, just put an entry in /etc/fstab
for the drife.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike
Samuel Flory staggered into view and mumbled:
Lorenzo Prince wrote:
Hmm. Try the following if you want to search within a specific directory:
for f in /directory/*; do grep text $f; done
or you can omit /directory/ if you want to search the current directory,
so the command would look
will be permenantly changing the hostname of
this machine. Sorry again for the
inconvenience.
Lorenzo Prince
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is terminated, regardless of where the quit state-
ment is found. For example, if (0 == 1) quit
connection chrough Putty is slow, or if the commands are executing immediatly after
you press enter, it's possible that
there is something in your /etc/profile or .bash_profile or even in /etc/profile.d
that may be taking a long time to
execute.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user ;)
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HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user ;)
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to file a complaint with someone,
that is if anyone at Sturman
Industries will listen.
Thanks
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happy Shrike user ;)
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$ cat /etc/redhat-release
will tell you the version and codename of the Red Hat release you are running.
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all the packages. Now the
Audigy doesn't work, and the
sndconfig program says it is not currently supported. I have tried configuring this
card with both versions
2.4.20-18.9 and 2.4.20-19.9 of the kernel with no luck.
What can I do?
PLEASE HELP!
Lorenzo Prince
happy Shrike user
. Also, by distributing the kernel source under the GPL *AFTER*
filing the lawsuit, they were
acknowledging that they approved of this code being in the kernel and therefore are
bound by its license terms.
Lorenzo Prince
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NO I WILL NOT BUY A UNIXWARE LICENSE!
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sublicensing all or part of the kernel illegally.
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NO I WILL NOT BUY A UNIXWARE LICENcE!
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Feel free to contact me (flames about my english and the useless of this
driver will be redirected to /dev/null, oh no, it's full...).
(Michael Beck, describing the PC-speaker
and
improvements. These developers had either apparent or austensible
authority to place this code into the kernel, which is all we need to
show by law. Looks like an open-and-shut case. SCO loses.
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NO I WILL NOT BUY A UNIXWARE LICENCE!
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I run RH9 on a Compaq Presario 2100US. Everything works great, except
APM. For some reason the kernel dowsn't support my APM bios. And I'm
not sure whether or not the modem works, as I use cable internet with a
network connection to the laptop.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Red Hat 9 user
Hmm. SCO is trying to license Linux under a non-GPL-compatible license. Isn't THIS
illegal? They could get into some
VERY serious trouble for this.
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those who can't
program and is NOT part of the Linux kernel or any other
open-source licensed software.
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for the machine.
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That's a city in Bosnia. Right?
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support and according to the site, it said I had to buy a boxed set with a
product key to activate an
entitlement for support other than the normal RHN subscription. I am hoping that this
is going to change now that they
are dropping retail box sets.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Red Hat 9 user ;)
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to as little as 4 month while still
emphacising security and stability, as
most of the packages will be eventually included in Red Hat's enterprise products.
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The chat program is in public domain. This is not the GNU public license. If
it breaks then you get
directories. I see vsftpd which comes with RH doesn't seem to do it for
non-anonymous users either, unless I missed something.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Lorenzo Prince
happy Red Hat 9 user ;)
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And 1.1.81 is officially BugFree(tm), so if you receive any bug-reports
-downs in mission-critical applications.
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working.
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or to try yum you can find it at:
http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum
HTH.
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John Nichel staggered into view and mumbled:
Ditch Sendmail, and install qmail with vmailmgr. Works like a charm.
But how do you get qmail to work on RH9? I went to qmail.org to try to get qmail
cause I heard it was good, but when I
got there, it said it didn't work with later versions of
-end. It already comes with a list of sites where it will
download any packages and dependencies and install them for you automatically.
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
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driver will be redirected to /dev/null
It actually took me forever to find an RPM for postfix 2.0.x. The best I could come
up with was 2.0.12. If anyone
would like a copy, you can get it from
ftp://princenet.sytes.net/software/postfix-2.0.12-1.rh9.i386.rpm
HTH
Lorenzo Prince
Happy Red Hat 9 user ;)
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. Apparently, it just
wraps according to the screen size. I have tried to fix it manually. Hope this helps.
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means that we are not held hostage by anyone's support department
mplayer is probably about the best command-line mp3 player. It plays mp3 as well as
probably hundreds of other audio
and video formats.
Lorenzo Prince
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Assuming you have postfix already installed, you can simply use redhat-switch-mail to
change the default mail server to
postfix.
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Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf and change the inet_interfaces line so that it reads as
follows:
inet_interfaces = $myhistname, localhost
Also edit /etc/postfix/aliases so that the root alias actually points to a user
account where you can receive mail.
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
happy Red Hat 9 user
scrolling option, so
in order to find the answer to a question burried under miles of previously read
messages can be a real pain.
Just my 2 cents.
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the extension. Extensions aren't used in Linux to determine
if a file is executable like in
w32. The extension is just to let the user know what kind of a script it is, and it
must be typed along with the rest
of the file name at the prompt for it to execute. HTH.
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download and install any
dependencies needed by gd and resolve any conflicting versions by upgrading any and
all necessary packages.
HTH.
Lorenzo Prince
Logan Linux staggered into view and mumbled:
Hi all,
I am trying to get (what I thought was) a simple package installed
Anton Piatek staggered into view and mumbled:
www.freshrpms.net has a copy of apt, and loads of build rpms for it as well.
Thanks for that one. I did a google search myself and promptly forgot the address. 8-}
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Where do I define that?
$HOME/.bash_profile should do. It holds all user-specific aliases and functions.
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