I too am a big fan of Asus (one I currently am using), but you can't beat
the prices for those Abit boards... always cheaper, no matter where you look
and not to mention "soft menus". Now, I'd go for one of those and get one of
three brands of cases "In-win", "Enlight" or "SuperMicro". If you're
b
> Hey, checkout www.linuxhouse.com .. its run by a guy on the list. They
> sell computers and computer parts .. It looks a like a cool place.
quality but extremely expensive, their name brand memory looks like it is
a _lot_ higher than mail order (50% or so).
maybe a mistype on their website, o
On Mon, 28 Jun 1999, Chien-Yu Chen wrote:
> while we are on the topic of building computer, does anyone know where I
> can get a cheap 486, or low end Pentium for a cheap price in town? I just
> need a motherboard and a CPU. this is for a BBS that I am setting up, do
> doesn't really need a fast
After you left I recalled that the camel book (programming perl) has a
whole chapter on OO in perl: chapter 6 iirc. I'd recommend reading the
camel book before the tiger book. I've been doing perl for like 2 years
now and there are still parts of that book that are beyond me. :^) If
you want t
while we are on the topic of building computer, does anyone know where I
can get a cheap 486, or low end Pentium for a cheap price in town? I just
need a motherboard and a CPU. this is for a BBS that I am setting up, do
doesn't really need a fast CPU or any fancy stuff...thanks
Momma always said
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, you wrote:
>Hello . I am trying to learn how to use postgreSQL and how to create
>a Web-based database. Where can I get some info? I am still trying to
>figure out how postgreSQL works, so any clues here will also help.
I use MetaHTML with MySQL, works really nicely. Met
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, you wrote:
>intended), is there somewhere where I can locally buy just a case and
>motherboard? Do any of these places feature on-line shopping? Even
>though I'm local, I'm in a job that requires me to be around all day,
>so I wouldn't be able to shop around. Are there any ad
> Current boards are typically 5/2/1 (4 PCI, 1 ISA, 1 PCI/ISA, 1
> PCI/AGP). I think. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
you'll find a whole range of choices, from a baby board with 3 PCI 2ISA (1
shared) to monster boards with 1AGP, 6PCI, 6ISA (1PCI/ISA, and to get this
many slots you have t
You would most likely use pppd (the ppp daemon). It manages ppp connections.
Look in the documentation, you basically specify a device (ie /dev/modem) and
some other stuff and tell if how to connect (ie some program like chat or dip,
I use chat). Chat will do all the dirty work of logging you o
On 27 Jun 1999, Nolan Darilek wrote:
> available. I just purchased a DVD drive with an MPEG decoder card, and
> I've removed my TV tuner to make room. (I had to choose between the
> video card, ethernet, TV tuner and SBLive. Not a very easy decision.)
Current boards are typically 5/2/1 (4
Greetings from Austin, Texas -
I just read Bob Metcalfe's none-too-flattering opinion of Linux and Open
Source. In some areas I believe he is right, but I must disagree with
him on several points.
His statement that Open Source is Utopian balderdash is completely off
the mark. To subscribe to
At 05:13 PM 6/27/99 -, Nolan Darilek wrote:
>I realize that this isn't directly Linux-related, but I figured some
>of you would be able to help me with this one. Feel free to reply to
>me specifically if you don't think the list would be interested.
For anyone who replies, I would very much a
Nolan Darilek wrote:
>
> I realize that this isn't directly Linux-related, but I figured some
> of you would be able to help me with this one. Feel free to reply to
> me specifically if you don't think the list would be interested.
>
>
>
> So, I have a few questions. What would I need to buy t
hi nolan,
ok i am not going to answer all your questionsheh, it's just
too early, sorry...
yes, there are definitely places where can just buy a case
and a cpu. there are many that are local even, but i would
only go there if you needed something NOW. else i would
shop around online. i am a
> Hello . I am trying to learn how to use postgreSQL and how to create
> a Web-based database. Where can I get some info? I am still trying to
> figure out how postgreSQL works, so any clues here will also help.
One quick way (worked for me) was to visit the php home page (www.php.net)
and lo
Hi folks,
Please help me with this since I do not have time to read through the gimp
mannual before my thesis deadline ... Thanks!
I have two grey scale images (might be converted to B/W if have to) and
all I need is to overlay one at the top the other and generate a combined
image. The grey sc
Hello . I am trying to learn how to use postgreSQL and how to create
a Web-based database. Where can I get some info? I am still trying to
figure out how postgreSQL works, so any clues here will also help.
thanks
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http://www.idg.net/idg_frames/english/content.cgi?
allowFeedback=false&referer=&outside_source=cnn&
url=http%3a%2f%2fwww%2elinuxworld%2ecom%2f%3fCNN&doc_id=35638
After some of the discussion about Metcalfe's article, I thought that some
of you might be interested in this article. I'm sure Sta
On Fri, Jun 25, 1999 at 11:07:45PM +, M. Ray wrote:
| I've written a command-line fractal generator with Mesa (openGL), and
| I need to create graphics of each fractal generated (nearly 1000). Is
| anyone familiar with a way to grab a window from the command line or
| an area of the screen (
What I still don't get is this.
When did Linux go into competition with Microsoft? Who CARES if we get
their market? And WHY?
A year ago, taking NT's market share (or Win9x) was not an issue. It
wasn't that it seemed impossible, but that Linux and Windows/NT are
entirely different creatures.
The best option would be to use "import", with the command
"import -window root root.jpg"
for the entire screen, or just
"import window.jpg"
and then just click the window to capture.
import is part of ImageMagick, a collection of a lot of good
comand-line image utilities, and it's included with
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, M. Ray wrote:
> I've written a command-line fractal generator with Mesa (openGL), and
> I need to create graphics of each fractal generated (nearly 1000). Is
> anyone familiar with a way to grab a window from the command line or
> an area of the screen (given the coordinates
>metcalfe invented ethernet.. he founded 3com.. he's wrong.. :)
He's also the guy who predicted that the Internet would collapse three
years ago... He went off the deep end a lng time ago.
-tom
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This reminds me... How old is the Ethernet (What Mr Metcalfe is known
for)?
namaste,
Mark
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Norman Richards wrote:
>
> > Also, claiming that unix is 30 years old doesn't say anything about
> > weather it's the better solution. Windows is considerably
> > younger. But I sus
At 04:16 PM 6/25/99 -0500, Norman Richards wrote:
>
>> I like Linux for the power and price but an OS's responsibility is to
>> interface between the raw power of the machine and the user. Linux
>> currently does not make this an easy proposition. (what is most of the
>> conversation on this lis
> You have to admit guys that no one has come up with a new OS in many years.
> All current OS's are based on old ideas.
Well, wasn't that the whole premise for BeOS? Forget the old and
write a modern OS completely from scratch, rethinking everything. Of
course, I do not know whether the e
> Also, claiming that unix is 30 years old doesn't say anything about
> weather it's the better solution. Windows is considerably
> younger. But I suspect it will be the "what not to do when you make
> an operating system" example for OS professors for many more years.
Well, let us examine th
>From the article:
"NT and NetWare constitute 60 percent of server software shipments. All
Unixes make up 17 percent, and Linux is a small fraction of that. When
W2K gets here, goodbye Linux."
To me that sounds like Microsoft's Monopoly speaking. This fact is
based on shipping of servers. Ever
You have to admit guys that no one has come up with a new OS in many years.
All current OS's are based on old ideas.
I like Linux for the power and price but an OS's responsibility is to
interface between the raw power of the machine and the user. Linux
currently does not make this an easy pro
Sometimes people need attention. Sometimes they attempt to get attention
by taking a radical view or stand, or just by Saying Bad Things.
Nice that he invented ethernet. What has he done lately? And where is
HIS idea for an operaing system?
Maybe this whole software/protocol genius story has a ha
metcalfe invented ethernet.. he founded 3com.. he's wrong.. :)
On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Brandon W. Beasley wrote:
> Would like to get people's response to the following Linux attack:
>
>
>
> http://www.infoworld.com/articles/op/xml/990621opmetcalfe.xml
>
>
>
> -
not terribly substantive.
At 11:33 AM 6/25/99 -0500, Brandon W. Beasley wrote:
>Would like to get people's response to the following Linux attack:
>
>
>
>http://www.infoworld.com/articles/op/xml/990621opmetcalfe.xml
>
>
>
>
Would like to get people's response to the following Linux attack:
http://www.infoworld.com/articles/op/xml/990621opmetcalfe.xml
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On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Justin Ryan [PHT] wrote:
> > Yeah, but that's different, and has to be there. But I imagine
> > most linux people don't use smbfs at all. (Which way does Windows look at
> > smb? As "ftp" or as "nfs"?)
> neither.. it looks at is as smb.. :)
No! :) What I meant
IMHO, the samba war comes down to total cost of ownership. I think Linux
is roughly comparable to NT serving a mix of win9x and nt clients. NT's
advantage is that it is very easy to configure if you don't know much
about computers (the famous click-and-drool ui) meaning that admins
should be cheap
> Yeah, but that's different, and has to be there. But I imagine
> most linux people don't use smbfs at all. (Which way does Windows look at
> smb? As "ftp" or as "nfs"?)
neither.. it looks at is as smb.. :)
>
> A long time ago I heard that samba was known to beat NT on the
> same h
On Thu, 24 Jun 1999, Justin Ryan [PHT] wrote:
> > Windows NT has SMB compiled into the kernel.
> > SMB is outside the kernel in linux.
> there is smb filesystem support in the kernel
Yeah, but that's different, and has to be there. But I imagine
most linux people don't use smbfs at all.
> Windows NT has SMB compiled into the kernel.
>
> SMB is outside the kernel in linux.
there is smb filesystem support in the kernel
> Would it be possible to hack together a samba/linux kernel that
> implements smb at the kernel level?
possible? maybe.. a good idea? probably not :) the guys w
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It would increase the performance quite a bit just like people are
thinking about adding khttpd which is sor tof a html server to the kernel.
You can check out some discussion of that at lwn.net. I think the big
reason that it's not in the kernel and I may be wrong, is that Linus and
Alan Cox wan
Windows NT has SMB compiled into the kernel.
SMB is outside the kernel in linux.
Would it be possible to hack together a samba/linux kernel that
implements smb at the kernel level?
Wouldn't that increase performance?
Later
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xcf is the gimp's native file format. it preserves layers etc. very
well. png also preserves layers. you can set gif to preserve layers
too, the image will be indexed and the "layers" will be animation
frames, but it's an option.
i'd stick with xcf though, XCF stands for some cs lab at berkley
w
In what file format can I save multi-layer images in the gimp and retain
the layers? I'm sick of guessing-and-checking the 20 odd formats ;)
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Hey Guys,
I just got the posters and flyers for the
ESR event. Come by the store if you need any.
Hope to see you there.
Lynn Bender
Desert Books
www.desertbooks.com
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Anybody out there using autofs to automount novell netware?
Any success?
Thanks
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I know this isn't really a linux question, but I'm getting desperate trying
to find an ISP in Austin that will provide some form of high speed
connection. I live 18,214 ft (19,000 according to ma bell) from the SWB
central office, therefore I am not eligable for adsl. I went to jumppoint
communica
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Joshua W. Scott wrote:
> Been playing with Netscape 4.61...bigger hog and crashes more than
> 4.6...this just isn't right...none of the past four etscape releases for
> linux have been ale to handle Java...I need a bloody viable alternative
> for multimedia web stuff, dag-nab
Been playing with Netscape 4.61...bigger hog and crashes more than
4.6...this just isn't right...none of the past four etscape releases for
linux have been ale to handle Java...I need a bloody viable alternative
for multimedia web stuff, dag-nabit.
jws
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Passing this along. I recieved answers within five minutes after the post.
Open-source tech support is the best!
For those of you that didn't read slashdot today, there is a review of the
new O'Reilly book "Programming with Qt." I just went to
http://www.troll.no/qt/ and downloaded the .ps manual
> Is there a way to mount an initrd image as a loop-back file system?
Yes,
exactly as you say:
mount -o loop /tmp/initrd /mnt/image
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You might want to try installing minicom or another equivalent modem
terminal package to see if the problem is with the modem or with ppp.
-Paul
Johnson Christopher wrote:
>
> I am trying to configure my dialip PPP on my Slackware 3.6
> 2.0.34 kernel-upgraded (only kernel!) to 2.2.5 or so, and
>
> Here are the logfiles from my attempt to compile mod_perl into httpd
> (apache server)
Ok, I tried this myself, and basically the problem is the way perl is set
up at this location (ARL). If you look at the mod_perl Makefile, it says
where it is looking for Config.pm, which is what it will quer
I am trying to configure my dialip PPP on my Slackware 3.6
2.0.34 kernel-upgraded (only kernel!) to 2.2.5 or so, and
the problem is that (even with the updated pppd 2.3.8) running
ppp-go and so on causes a cryptic message:
device or resource busy for /dev/modem.
My modem is a 28.8 USR Sports
Here are the logfiles from my attempt to compile mod_perl into httpd
(apache server)
makefile.pl.txt (output from 'perl Makefile.PL'):
##Begin makefile.pl.txt
Enter `q' to stop search
Please tell me where I can find your apache src
[/opt/depot/apache/src]
Configure mod_perl with /op
Michael Rice wrote:
>
> > I don't have permission to do
> > anything in /opt/depot/perl-5.004/ because it is mounted to an NFS
> > filesystem which I don't have root on. There is a "perl5" binary in
> > that directory that works, but I'd much rather it simply use the
> > /opt/bin/perl that my sh
I may not completely understand your problem. But could it be that the version
of Perl it wants is just a bit newer than the one installed on that NFS system
you don't have access to?
George Winn wrote:
> Hi everyone. This one's been buggin me for a while. I'm trying to
> compile the newest m
Hello,
I'm trying to learn to develop software using the QT libraries from our
friends at Troll Tech. However, I'm having trouble getting even the first
demo to compile.
System is a P200 running Redhat 6.0, qt-1.44, qt-devel-1.44.
/usr/include/qt is in my /etc/ld.so.conf.
Here's the source:
#in
Someone just mentioned on another list that there's now a dual PPGA
Celeron board -- has the hardware hacks to make SMP capable the celeron
chips. It was mentioned he found it on pricewatch for around $150, which
means you can get into the SMP arena for pretty cheap.
Tyan makes a very very nic
> I am thinking about assembling a dual cpu machine for myself. and was
> wondering if anyone have any suggestion on the hardware. especially the
> motherboard and video card. I am looking at one right now
what kind of chips are you gonna use? p2? celeron? If I just wanted to
play with a dual
I am thinking about assembling a dual cpu machine for myself. and was
wondering if anyone have any suggestion on the hardware. especially the
motherboard and video card. I am looking at one right now
PCchips M750i
it has onboard intel i740 AGP video. I know there is a i740 Xserver.
If you h
> I don't have permission to do
> anything in /opt/depot/perl-5.004/ because it is mounted to an NFS
> filesystem which I don't have root on. There is a "perl5" binary in
> that directory that works, but I'd much rather it simply use the
> /opt/bin/perl that my shell finds ok when i invoke the 'w
Hi everyone. This one's been buggin me for a while. I'm trying to
compile the newest mod_perl into what i believe to be the newest
apache. The error seems to stem from something called from make looking
for the perl binary in the wrong place. I don't have permission to do
anything in /opt/depo
Robert Kennedy wrote:
>
> Quick RH6 question: Where is the *appropiate* place to set
> BOOTPROTO=dhcp? I'm guessing either /etc/sysconfig/network or
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0.
The BOOTPROTO should be specific to the interface, so ...scripts/ifcfg-eth0.
> Also, what needs to
Quick RH6 question: Where is the *appropiate* place to set
BOOTPROTO=dhcp? I'm guessing either /etc/sysconfig/network or
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0.
Also, what needs to be set so that 'usernetctl' can do it's thing (ie let
non-root users have some control over the interface)?
T
That's dog-pecker FLIES...as in the insect...i.e., you can put up a
facade to fool people, but you're still who you are undereath that...and
it can always seep through your clothes...it's one of those things that my
Grand-dad used to say before he pickled his liver on cheap whiskey...;)
jws
On T
OK, I'll bite. I can't stand it anymore.
What's a "dog-pecker" file?
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> On Sun, 20 Jun 1999, christ wrote:
>
> Actually, you can start X from another virtual console even if X is
> already running. For example, you can run 2 xservers at the same time and
> toggle between them using -- and --. (This
>
Are you getting a file "nologin" in /etc?
Jacob
"Yasin A. Vohra" wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I created some users on my linux box using useradd username. Then
> I added their passwords using the command passwd username. I can log in
> as console after I create them. I do my normal work. Everythi
Hi!
I created some users on my linux box using useradd username. Then
I added their passwords using the command passwd username. I can log in
as console after I create them. I do my normal work. Everything works
fine.
When I rebooted my machine I cannot log back in as console
Hi!
Some minor changes in the end to be specific.
I tried this by switching the console to virtual twice.
Case 1: Cntl + Atl + F2
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startx -- :1 -bpp 8
Fatal server error.
No "Display" subsection for -bpp depth 8
When rep
First of all, you shouldn't be working as root, Yasin.
Especially since you're using Gnome; having a GUI file manager makes it
that much easier to fsck something up on your filesystem (which
gnome-session reminds you of on start-up.)
On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Yasin A. Vohra wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I
Hi!
I tried this by switching the console to virtual twice.
Case 1: Cntl + Atl + F2
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Fatal server error.
No "Display" subsection for -bpp depth 8
When reporting a problem related to a server crash, please send
I compiled and installed the kde libs and this problem happened with 2
programs, WebMaker and KDevelop. I have since installed kde-base,
kde-libs, and kde-support. still doesn't work. the problem isn't qt... I
am running a qt app and it works. I ran some of the programs from
kde-base in /opt/kde/b
Hey guys, just wanted to drop a line because I've been out of it since
wednesday night.. If anyone needed to get in touch w/ me and I haven't
replied to their e-mail, send it again.. I've got about 1,000 messages to
sift through and it's hard to pick the important ones :)
I'm in frisco right now,
On 20 Jun 1999, Nolan Darilek wrote:
> So I'm currently debating whether or not to spend my hard-earned
> paycheck on a DVD player. Actually it isn't much of a debate; I'm
> pretty sure I will, though I'm still doing research. I was wondering
> if anyone here could answer any of these questions.
On Sun, 20 Jun 1999, christ wrote:
>
> > I would like to know if you can start xwindows from other virtual
> >consoles. (other than default consoles)
>
> you can start X from anywhere, even telnetted in. just try it (and make
> sure you dont already have X running).
>
Actually, you can s
Justin Georgeson wrote:
>
> Is there a way to mount an initrd image as a loop-back file system?
In case anyone else is wondering, it's in the Kickstart HOWTO, page 19. This
also takes care of my previous question about making custom install disks.
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I got it after fiddling for a minute. Thanks anyhow :)
Aprile
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From: April Escamilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 10:16 AM
Subject: smbmount problem
>Hey everyone,
>
>I have used smbmount in the
Hey everyone,
I have used smbmount in the past with RH5.2, and am now trying to use it
with RH6.0. In Rh5.2, the following command mounted a windows NT machine
for backup purposes with no problems:
smbmount //servername/sharename /where/to/mount/files -I
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx -P mypassword -c
Is there a way to mount an initrd image as a loop-back file system?
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arif:
i got mine at cheapbytes.com for 1.99 =)
ada
hello guys,
does anybody know where i can get a copy of redhat 6.0?
thanks,
arif
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Arif Siddiqui wrote:
> hello guys,
> does anybody know where i can get a copy of redhat 6.0?
>
> thanks,
> arif
>
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did you run the basic sound config tool. just type setup and its in there -
my sound card didnt work till i ran that, it detected it almost perfectly.
you're probably running kernel 2.2.9-19 which has the 2.2.x security flaw
in it - you should promptly upgrade if nothing else than for that.
At 0
is it possible have x running and log in as different
users on the same console? if not...how do i config
the startup so that it does not start in x? newbie
here...my grasp on linux lingo is shaky.
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Get your free @yahoo.com a
> I would like to know if you can start xwindows from other virtual
>consoles. (other than default consoles)
you can start X from anywhere, even telnetted in. just try it (and make
sure you dont already have X running).
it will always run on the console after the last one that has anythi
Hi!
I would like to know if you can start xwindows from other virtual
consoles. (other than default consoles)
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Yasin
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/yasin
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hello guys,
does anybody know where i can get a copy of redhat 6.0?
thanks,
arif
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I just installed Mandrake 6 (RH 6 + pretty stuff) and I'm having a weird
thing happen with my Sound Blaster AWE 64 PnP (not Gold just normal PnP) I
had it working under RH 5.2, and got it to work under 6, but it buzzes and
hisses in my speakers. Also, Mandrake thinks it actually is just a SB 16
Hi!
Does anyone know how to underline and boldface in vi or pico.
Sincerely,
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So I'm currently debating whether or not to spend my hard-earned
paycheck on a DVD player. Actually it isn't much of a debate; I'm
pretty sure I will, though I'm still doing research. I was wondering
if anyone here could answer any of these questions.
I've spent some time trying to read between t
Anyone know how to do this? I have some machines with NICs that use the DEC
21141 (or maybe 3) that the tulip.o on the disk doesn't work with. The compat
list says the de4x5.o module supports the card, but I can't manually pick the
module for installation. I'd like to put a more recent version of
I got it to work. In my inetd.conf file, the line for pop3 was commented
out. As soon as I uncommented it, and did a killall -HUP inetd it worked.
Thank you everyone...
steven westbrook sends.
On Sat, 19 Jun 1999, Joshua W. Scott wrote:
> Do a search on freshmeat.net for qpopper.
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Do a search on freshmeat.net for qpopper.
jws
On Sat, 19 Jun 1999, Steven Westbrook wrote:
>
> Hello everyone... I've got a question that's been stumping me for the
> last couple of days. I'm finally trying to get away from exhange server
> and go to a sendmail mail server since I've finally
Steven Westbrook wrote:
>
> Hello everyone... I've got a question that's been stumping me for the
> last couple of days. I'm finally trying to get away from exhange server
> and go to a sendmail mail server since I've finally registered my domain
> name and all that good stuff. I've got sendmai
Hello everyone... I've got a question that's been stumping me for the
last couple of days. I'm finally trying to get away from exhange server
and go to a sendmail mail server since I've finally registered my domain
name and all that good stuff. I've got sendmail working correctly on my
Redhat 6
> So, I read in `man exports` you can use "network/netmask" for allowed
> hosts in /etc/exports. Unfortunately, it doesn't have an example of this
> convention in use, so I want to make sure I get it right w/o trial and
> error...anybody?
> Doomo,
/ 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0(rw)
would be
Has anyone had any luck with winbond pci ethernet cards? I got the
winbond-840.c module from cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov and it compiled, but I
don't see the message indicating that it has been loaded. If I manually
load it with modprobe winbond-840, it loads it and I can "ifconfig eth0
up" but "route
Okay, I'm putting on the asbestos suit as I type...
My friend just bought a computer from an auction site. It has a pc-100
M598 motherboard, 100mhz bus, K6-450, etc. onboard video, sound, modem,
everything. it's ide.
windows installs and then when it reboots for the first time it says
"IOS error.
/export_dir 128.83.133.0/255.255.255.0
or
/export_dir 128.83.133.0/24
I believe . . .
"Joshua W. Scott" wrote:
>
> Thanks, but not what I'm looking for. The man page refers
> to the use of an address/netmask pair. I'm assuming it's something like:
> /export_dir 128.83.13
Thanks, but not what I'm looking for. The man page refers
to the use of an address/netmask pair. I'm assuming it's something like:
/export_dir 128.83.133.0/255.255.255.0(options)
But I want to make sure...
jws
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Nathan Sportsman wrote:
>
> This is the export file on knig
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