Gnome and RH 7 GUI Login Problems

had a similar problem that they fixed? Thanks. Tom Browder > ___ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list

Gnome and X Failure (#2) -- Problem Solved

apparently hosed my configuration somehow. I had to reinstall the X system to recover. Yes, it may not be a gnome problem directly, but it is highlighted through the gnome desktop login process. Tom Browder ___ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL

Gnome and X Failure -- HELP

again, used .xinitrc with exec gnome-session, and nothing has worked. Apparently something in /tmp got trashed at disk-full time and now my configuration is hosed. Any ideas for recovery would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Tom Browder ___ Redhat

Re: IDE RAID

We have a RaidZone controller and can running under Linux. So far we've been happy with it (~one year operation--under RH 6.1 and 7.0). However, the company support folks, although helpful on the phone, don't like to acknowledge e-mail. Tom Browder SRS Technologies, Inc. (ASI Divis

Re: Slow Rlogins (Once Again)

machine had an erroneous "/etc/resolv.conf" line that resulted in the slow login (cured after I deleted all entries). However, that still doesn't explain why the "/etc/host.conf" didn't take precedence. Thanks again, and send me a mailing address and I'll see abou

Slow Rlogins (Once Again)

ation files now that I'm not convinced any ONE person is aware of all the interplay among them. I am willing to pay a MODEST fee (to be agreed upon up front) to anyone who is willing to help me and whose help results in a successful solution. Replies in private, please. Tom Browder (e-ma

Re: rdist problem

ot in root's home directory on each target or an /etc/hosts.equiv file on each target. The .rhosts file should contain the name of the source machine as well as any other hosts root may rlogin from. I use the .rhosts scheme and everything works fine. Tom Browder -Original Message- Fr

Printer Adjustments---Solution

72 0.1 mul translate Tom Browder P.S. For Linda and Paul: If you don't use PostScript files, what do you print on you Linux box? -Original Message- From: Paul M. Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, November 15, 1

Re: Need a good vector drawing app

on. I have done that for three major data sets that I have worked with in the last six years and it has been a BIG payoff (producing thousands of beautiful, published figures at the push of a button). Tom Browder -Original Message- From: patrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 'KDE

Re Re: Printer Adjustments

so far finding all the layers of indirection so I can inject a standard PS offset corection through a PostScript header. If I could find what name and where PS headers are expected by Printtool I could fix the problem. Tom Browder -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubs

Printer Adjustments

I have an HP non-PostScript printer setup by Printtool (RH 6.0). Anything sent to it has the page offset vertically by 1/2 inch. How can I fix my system so the offset is fixed? Thanks. Tom Browder -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.