I feel like less of a Newbie now

Thanks for the replies, I am now a little older and a lot wiser, I think I'll give ipchains a go (just to see if I can get it working). Cheers, Matt. ___ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redha

I feel like such a Newbie

Hi all, I've been using RH 6.0 for over a year and reading this list for about the same time. Finally, I've got an external modem and wanna try using the internet from Linux (don't get me started on buying an expensive machine only to find out most of the components are cheap - yes I'm tal

Re: partitioning

Warren Piece wrote: > > total newbie question... > i'm trying to install redhat, currently running win 98, and am using fips to > partition my hd. i've defragged a couple of times, but there is still a > small amount of information that is pushed to the very end of the hd (which > is not even ha

Re: at and X

Bret Hughes wrote: > Probably an X authorization problem. The display is owned by the user logged > into X and that user must grant authorization to orhers. A quick test would be > to open up the display to all users with: > xhost + > This should generate a message that security has been disabl

at and X

Hi all, just playing about last night and I set 'at' up as a kind of alarm clock, but I couldn't get it to send me an 'Xmessage', it complained about not being able to open DISPLAY but if I get it 'echo DISPLAY' it does echo the correct one in the email it sends me, but still won't message

Shutdown Problems

Hi all, as this is my first post, here's a quick introduction, I've been using Linux for about 6 months (Red Hat 6.0) so I'm quite new to it. Before that I had bad experiences with Winblows 98 for about 3 months, and before that I used (and loved) various Amigas since 1989. I've ac