On Wed 26 December 2001 08:03, you (Wendy Nexcom) wrote:
> In MS Windows, if I still have queue in printer spool and I restart
> computer, a dialog box will appear "there are still jobs in printer spool:
> yes, no, cancel?"
>
> Is there any program in RH that have this feature (rather than type lp
On Thu 29 November 2001 19:45, you (Trond Eivind Glomsr_d) wrote:
> > postfix instead of sendmail
> > proftpd instead of wu-ftpd
>
> proftpd isn't any better than wu-ftpd securitywise - vsftpd is, but
Why? What are the problems with proftpd?
> doesn't have all the features yet (virtual hosting m
On Wed 28 November 2001 20:47, you (Gábor Szemerédy) wrote:
> Hello!
> When I put rc.firewall file in /etc/rc.d/ directory it is not executed
> by system startup
> and my masquerading of my local addresses is not working!
> After manual execution of /etc/rc.d/rc.firewall everything is OK.
> Why i
On Tue 27 November 2001 15:54, you ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > Sure? If this is served by xinetd then there is nothing that chkconfig
> > can do.
> > I suppose.
>
> chkconfig also works with xinetd (has since xinetd replaced inetd). try
> it (chkconfig --list).
Ha! You're right - chkconfig's m
On Tue 27 November 2001 06:33, you (Devon) wrote:
>> > 1. In /etc/xinetd.d/finger, change "disabled = no"
> > to "disabled = yes".
> > 2. Save the file.
> > 3. Issue the command "service xinetd restart".
>
> Why do people insist on doing things the hard way? ;)
>
> [root@yourmachine root]# chk
On Fri 23 November 2001 17:03, you (Ed Wilts) wrote:
> "The minimum size of your swap partition should be equal to twice the
> amount of your computer's RAM or 32 MB, whichever is larger."
I'm curious... why 2xRAM ? If I have 360 MB of RAM I should also set up a 720
MB swap? Why so much? Why twi
On Tue 20 November 2001 15:15, you (Wojtek Pilorz) wrote:
> On Mon, 19 Nov 2001, David Talkington wrote:
> > This command:
> >
> > $ rpm --checksig --nogpg
> >
> > meets with my skepticism. It checks the md5 sum of an rpm package.
> > - From where does rpm get the sum to which it compares the co
On Tue 20 November 2001 22:21, you (James Francis) wrote:
> > /sbin/ipchains -P forward DENY
> > /sbin/ipchains -A forward -s 192.168.1.2/24 -j MASQ
> > ## I do have other IPchains installed...
>
> Forgot to mention...make sure you have a rule like the following:
> /sbin/ipchains -A forward -i et
On Wed 21 November 2001 06:06, you (Ray Curtis) wrote:
> > "jw" == Jeremy West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> jw> Where is this file? xsrirc??
>
> The command 'locate' can be your friend.
>
> locate xsrirc
Huh... Locate is no longer my friend. :(
I don't have such a file on my system. I fou
On Fri 16 November 2001 12:34, you (AD Marshall) wrote:
> Anyone have a quik'n'dirty fix for configuring KDE's Konqueror File Manager
> to Default to View File Details on start-up (instead of those virtually
> meaningless, screen-space-sucking icons)? I'd be truly grateful... best, AD
I'm not sur
On Thu 15 November 2001 20:02, you (David Talkington) wrote:
> Then there's unfortunately nothing you can do about the short lease
> time. The server should, however, be giving you back the same address
> you had if it's available, leading me to believe that you may be on a
> very busy network th
Hello,
I have two interfaces: eth0 - configured by dhcp server (not mine - I cannot
check its config and logs) and eth1 - with static IP.
When system goes up I see failures with eth0, but everything works mostly OK.
The eth0 interface works. The only small trouble is that usually I canot
renew
On Tue 13. November 2001 10:11, you (Rodolfo J. Paiz) wrote:
> At 11/13/2001 09:23 AM +0100, you wrote:
> >On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 01:57:03AM -0500, Statux wrote:
> > > You aren't going to get an immediate response, especially since this
> > > list is based in the USA where it's the middle of the
On Tue 13. November 2001 07:42, you (nasim maleki) wrote:
[...]
> nameserver 62.3.23.3
> nameserver 192.9.9.3
>
> Could you please tell me what is wrong and why I can't
> open any page!
1) Can you ping something out there?
$ ping -c 2 62.3.23.3
$ ping -c 2 192.9.9.3
$ ping -c 2 64.58.76.98
...
On Mon 12. November 2001 16:58, you (Cesar Garza Hernandez) wrote:
> I have a computer with mounting errors, it saids something about
> the permissions!
>
> it couldnt mount /proc filesystem. execvp: Permission Denied
> and a lot of "Read-only file system" messages...
>
> can anyone tell
On Fri 9. November 2001 15:54, you (Rodolfo J. Paiz) wrote:
> At 11/9/2001 08:21 AM +0100, you wrote:
> >Wait, wait... Trnslate it as for a foreiger... What is FWIW department?
> >How to reach the openbsd-ports list archives?
>
> Plenty of acronyms used around the Net:
>
> RTFM = Read The F***ing
On Fri 9. November 2001 15:05, you (tc lewis) wrote:
> yeah, i use a bunch of djb's stuff. with daemontools, check out the
> "package/install" file that you're supposed to run to install it. it just
> executes other commands. well, if you just run the package/compile
> script and not the other
On Thu 8. November 2001 18:39, you (Blake C. Thornton) wrote:
> -
> running anaconda
> probing for video card (it did not correctly label my video card)
> probing for monitor (it correctly found my monitor)
> probing for mouse
> attempting to start frame buffer bases X server
> waiting for X
On Thu 8. November 2001 21:21, you (Keith Morse) wrote:
> In the FWIW department, from the end of August thru the beginning of
> September there was a protracted discussion on the openbsd-ports mail list
> between DJB and the developer's of openbsd about the above topic. If you
> have a masochis
On Thu 8. November 2001 20:02, you (Rodolfo J. Paiz) wrote:
> I'm still working on the HOWTO that spawned this thread (next and much
> improved version due out in about a week), but I know *nothing* about
> djbdns.
>
> Is there an RPM package of djbdns maintained by anyone, for us beginners?
> Th
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