On 7 Apr 02, at 11:05, David Talkington wrote:
Fred said:
If so then you can use the xntp package that comes with RH.
It's ntp now. xntp is deprecated.
That depends on whether you're talking ntp 3 or 4. 4 is the
latest, but 3 is much more mature. The various windoze clients
mentioned
On 16 Mar 02, at 11:16, Harry Putnam wrote:
Now what about the harder part of getting sendmail to be the outgoing smtp
host?
In my setup I have a static IP address but I relay my outgoing mail
thru my isps smtp machine. I do this by giving that host name as
answer to Smart relay host: in
On 15 Aug 00, at 12:01, Jeff Hogg wrote:
From: Stephen Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kindly assist me to understand the function of following terms
found and applied in "make menuconfig"
- What will be the major difference between selecting * /yes and
M /module
If you select the */yes, that
On 3 Aug 00, at 10:34, Robert Soros wrote:
I was discussing this with someone earlier and they've stumbled
across something I cannot explain to them, when using smbmount with
the proper cl arguments they are dropped to a smbclient shell of the
Window box , rather than having the windows
On 3 Aug 00, at 7:37, Paul Smith wrote:
Is it better to pull down source packages(.tar) or rpm packages?
Recently I've been installing new programs on my Redhat machine
(mysql, php, and such) and have found it easier to pull down the
source packages, compile it, and configure. But most of
On 3 Aug 00, at 4:10, Charles Galpin wrote:
On Wed, 2 Aug 2000, Pete Lancashire wrote:
Should I copy/rename the file /usr/src/arch/i386/boot/bzImage
to /boot/vmlinuz-2.2.16-5 ?
yes. see the /usr/src/linux/README
The links kernel.h, System.map, module-info point to actual
files
On 3 Aug 00, at 23:10, Eric Clover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Eric Clover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: redhat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: kernel error error error
hello,
i have just way too many errors when i compile a new kernel.
most of them are sig 11's, and from what i can tell, that
On 3 Aug 00, at 23:10, "linda hanigan" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a D-Link DE-220P ISA card. I hunted around
the howto and it needs the ne.o driver. My problem
is I have to supply a value for io= and it recommends
that you provide a value for irq=
How do i find out what I should use
On 1 Aug 00, at 17:28, Charles Galpin wrote:
or putty which is a *free* ssh (and telnet) client, but without the
port forwarding features of CRT. It does come with scp though --so
cool--
works *very* well
just search for "putty ssh" on altivista to have it show up as the
first hit.
"Thomas Gould" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just installed RH6.2 on my Win98 second edition computer. More
often than not (90% of the time), when i boot into graphical mode, I
have no mouse or keyboard control. Rebooting sometimes fixes this.
I do not believe this is a "real" freeze,
On 1 Aug 00, at 22:32, Charles Galpin wrote:
Thanks to all that responded
Actually I just chickened out and compiled the aha1542 support into
the kernel :0
Did you create the right initrd image for your custom kernel? I
bet the floppy kernel has one...
See 'man mkinitrd'. mkinitrd looks
On 31 Jul 00, at 16:28, John Aldrich wrote:
Seeing as to how I'm just a user who barely knows how to compile a
program from a tarball, I just have to trust that whatever I'm
getting from FreshMeat and Linuxberg, etc are "safe" (i.e. not
trojans) programs. :-)
You know, it *is* possible to
On 1 Aug 00, at 4:41, Nitebirdz wrote:
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, Cameron Simpson wrote:
On Mon, Jul 31, 2000 at 05:23:35PM -0700, Steve Lee wrote:
| what does this mean?
| Cdrecord 1.8 (i686-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 1995-2000 Jrg
Schilling | TOC Type: 1 = CD-ROM | /usr/bin/cdrecord: No
On 1 Aug 00, at 21:46, Steven Pierce wrote:
Is Samba, the only way to get from an NT box to a Linux box? I
worked in an office that I was able to get to the SUN boxes, but did
not use Samba. Does anyone know why??
Mmmm, could it be... NFS?!?! church-lady impression
That'd be my guess,
On 30 Jul 00, at 22:09, linda hanigan wrote:
snip
My question is: How can I change the resolution to (at least)
800x600x70?
I've allready tried the Xconfigurator, but it just gives back a
lot of errors. And when I skip all the tests, X Windows refuses to
start up and
.snip
I got
On 31 Jul 00, at 1:07, Cindy Pearce wrote:
I had this printer working beautifully in RH 6.1. I updated to RH
6.2 and now it refuses to work. I have been through all the
resources I can find, specifically Bert Havercamp, Michael Holve,
Grant Taylor and the Printing HOWTO. I had VMware for
On 30 Jul 00, at 10:55, Bret Hughes wrote:
I have a script that reads file names (each on a different
line) from a file, does some work and writes the record read
in from the file and appends ": timestamp" to it.
Later when I am trying to process the file (it is still
going) with
On 27 Jul 00, at 16:39, Wayne Dyer wrote:
Alan Mead wrote:
Jim,
This is a fairly frequent problem. I would find an archive and
search for lpt1 and perhaps for [SOLVED] although I think a lot of
people don't report their success.
You can check that there is a 'parport' in your
On 27 Jul 00, at 18:52, linda hanigan wrote:
Hi,
Do you have the password level and
username level set right if you are
using mixed case passwords or user names?
Linda Hanigan
From: "Rustam Harahap"
I have trouble with my samba encryption.
I followed the manual
On 28 Jul 00, at 0:15, Ragnar Wiencke wrote:
Would anyone of you guys please explain why I can't run for example
'ifconfig' or 'ntsysv' when I use su in a telnet session? I allways
get the 'bash: ifconfig: command not found' message. I thought that
su would give me all the root rights.
Bret Hughes wrote:
Is fold|lpr the best way to get linewrapping on printing
textfiles with long lines? How can I get this to happen
automatically? Also is there a way to indent the wrapped
line so the eye (mine) can easily see when the next line
break occurs?
Isn't that what the 'pr'
Bill wrote:
I need a hand (or point in the right direction) for setting up redhat as
a dial on demand router. working properly. What I need to do is figure
out how to make it automatically dial when it receives traffic headed
for the internet on the network interface, and then drop the call
Larry Mintz wrote:
[snip]
other=/dev/hda1
label=NT
What changes to lilo.conf will I need to make win2k to work?
I suspect if I install the 20 GB first, I install win2k first and then
reinstall Linux. ?
None that I can think of; to lilo, they are all the same crap. Using NT's
Marc Davis wrote:
This has been driving me nuts ever since I installed Redhat
6.2/Communicator 4.72:
Netscape address book crashes Netscape when an address is
selected.
This happens after the name is selected from the address book and
the "To:" or "CC:" or "BCC:" button is clicked.
Rob Fausey wrote:
Netscape will freeze when I start it with out my cable modem
turned on, but it does start.
This is because Netscape immediately tries to resolve the addresses
of the mail/news hosts in it's configuration by trying to contact
the DNS servers listed in your /etc/resolv.conf
Stephen Liu wrote:
(Installation of Voodoo 2/Banshee AGP graphic card - Maxi Gamer
Phoenix)
I have tried for a considerable long time to have the captioned
graphic card installed and setup in RedHat 6.0 without success.
The said card can only work with the driver - "Generic VGA
Somebody named Steven said:
Bret,
Where did you find GVIM? I am running RH6.1 and I do not see it.
Steven
On 7/23/2000 at 2:07 PM Bret Hughes wrote:
I`ve been using vi as my primary editor for the last two or
three years that I have been messing with Linux, but have
been using
11:35:24 horton pppd[9530]: Using interface ppp0
11:35:24 horton pppd[9530]: Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/ttyS1
11:35:24 horton pppd[9530]: Warning - secret file
/etc/ppp/pap-secrets has world and/or group access
The last line above is because the pap-secrets file has group
daemon, with read access
to the
redhat-list address instead?
Thanks in advance, Steve Arnold
**
Stephen L Arnold http://www.rain.org/~sarnold
#include std_disclaimer.h
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