On Wed, 2002-08-21 at 16:24, David wrote:
> I've just done a new install of Woody, but 3 button emulation doesn't seem
> to work. I've checked the config on my RH7.2 box which uses the same mouse
> (through a switch), and as far as I can see they are the same.
>
> GPM works fine on the Woody cons
I've just done a new install of Woody, but 3 button emulation doesn't seem
to work. I've checked the config on my RH7.2 box which uses the same mouse
(through a switch), and as far as I can see they are the same.
GPM works fine on the Woody consoles as a ps/2 on /dev/psaux.
Any help would be gr
> Are distributions any more consistent these days with their UID ranges
> than they used to be?
Red Hat and its derivatives generally start at 500, Debian and its
derivatives at 1000. [ So, not really ;) ]
- Jeff
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Jeff Waugh wrote:
> Install the first one, and leave space for the second. I'd recommend using
> the same /home partition if you can, like this:
>
> Red Hat - / (root)
> SuSE - / (root)
> /home (personal files for all users)
>
> That means that your personal configurations would be used ac
Dear list,
How do you use the CUPS admin webpage to setup to use a windows printer?
regards,
Richard Hayes
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> I would like to run two seperate distributions of linux on by PC for
> evaluation. The distributions are Red Hat 7.3 and SuSe 8.0 both
> professional versions. I have a single 40G hard drive.
>
> Question: How do I install both distributions on the one hard disk.
Install the first one, and l
Hello,
I hope one of your readers will be able to assist me.
I would like to run two seperate distributions of linux on by PC for
evaluation. The distributions are Red Hat 7.3 and SuSe 8.0 both
professional versions. I have a single 40G hard drive.
Question: How do I install both distribution
david_perry wrote:
>I have an IBM 32MB memory stick which I can't get to work on my Redhat
>7.2 box. I've followed Stuart's advice (slug posting 8 Aug 02, IBM
>Linux Roadshow -USB Mem Key works on Linux). I ran lsmod and confirmed
>that usbcore, usb-hhci, usb_storage, scsi_mod and sd_mod were
On Wed, 2002-08-21 at 13:22, Graham Wright wrote:
> I have been trying to find out what the dump program does with the /proc and /dev
>directories and their contents. I would think that it knows how to intelligently deal
>with the files it finds in these directories.
>
> I am trying to understa
> the script that i have put together telnets in OK but once having done
> so the script stalls for approx 10 seconds. i suspect that the 10
> seconds is the default timeout for Expect. the script following the
> password section is not run. during the timeout period i do receive
> several
-Original Message-
From: Lucas King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
To: Sydney Linux Users Group
Subject: [SLUG] automating a telnet session using EXPECT
expect "LOGIN PROMPT"
send"COMMAND TO BE EXECUTED"
the last EXPECT/SEND pair do not execute.
>> <<
That's because the script wasn't ab
On Wed, 21 Aug 2002, Lucas King wrote:
> several ESC characters. i suspect that these are a part of the telnet
> setup dialog that the two machines conduct when logging in.
I'm inclined to agree - telnet puts all sorts of crap through the socket
and netcat makes a much better alternative for
hello,
a question very similar to the one i am about to ask was posted to the
SLUG list last year. however, i could find no reply.
the problem is as follows:
the script that i have put together telnets in OK but once having done
so the script stalls for approx 10 seconds. i suspect that the
I have been trying to find out what the dump program does with the /proc and /dev
directories and their contents. I would think that it knows how to intelligently deal
with the files it finds in these directories.
I am trying to understand exactly what I should back up on my system and am aimin
> "Kevin" == Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kevin> Hi all, It's me again, I have finally got Spam assassin working
Kevin> with postfix as a content filter. Now What I would lit to do is
Kevin> get it to ignore some emails that I receive that it considers
Kevin> as spam. can anyone he
> When I try and mount the memory stick I get a message saying
> " mount: /dev/sda1: unknown device "
Try /dev/sda - the filesystem may be on the raw device, rather than a
partition.
- Jeff
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ant
I have an IBM 32MB memory stick which I can't get to work on my Redhat
7.2 box. I've followed Stuart's advice (slug posting 8 Aug 02, IBM
Linux Roadshow -USB Mem Key works on Linux). I ran lsmod and confirmed
that usbcore, usb-hhci, usb_storage, scsi_mod and sd_mod were
installed. I had to u
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On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 23:03, Simon Bryan wrote:
> Hi all,
> I have just setup an Apache Web server using 'Apache toolbox', which I have
> used successfully in the past. I included php, MySql, SSL and Postgres, all
> went according to plan and there were no errors shown. We have some php
> pages I
hi
I was wondering if anyone had come across the problem of the updatedb
command stalling as its doing its thing. Everytime I give the updatedb
command it stalls at a directory called /.automount. I have tried the -e
exclude option as a way of overcoming this problem but it still tries to
inde
Hi all,
I have just setup an Apache Web server using 'Apache toolbox', which I have
used successfully in the past. I included php, MySql, SSL and Postgres, all
went according to plan and there were no errors shown. We have some php
pages I need to migrate over from another server, they provide a f
On Tue, 2002-08-20 at 21:28, Ken Foskey wrote:
> >
> > top stories
> > Microsoft backlash boosts Linux
> > MICROSOFT'S hold on corporate Australia appears to be
> > weakening, with a rise in the number of big companies opting
> > to use Linux software for critical applications.
> > http://email.n
>
> top stories
> Microsoft backlash boosts Linux
> MICROSOFT'S hold on corporate Australia appears to be
> weakening, with a rise in the number of big companies opting
> to use Linux software for critical applications.
> http://email.ni.com.au/Click?q=71-GwZUIEZ8fBusdsmqgco85rjY
>
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At 20/08/2002 20:32, you wrote:
>Luke Szymanski wrote:
> >
> > Terry,
> >
> > Not actually directly answering your question, but having followed a
> > reasonably long discussion on this topic in a local electronic magazine
> > essentially you need to complete an apprenticeship to get a licence.
>
At Mon, 19 Aug 2002 15:11:02 +1000 (EST), Howard Lowndes wrote:
> Is there any equivalent to tcpdump for looking at traffic on UNIX sockets?
strace. you might want to increase -s.
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On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, Donovan Baarda wrote:
> I have found that the BIOS ID "magic number" 99.9% of the time _does_
> identify the MB uniquely enough to find exact jumper positions and meanings.
> Provided it turns out to be a manufacturer that still exists and has a web
> presense, you can usuall
Tks to all who replied.
The sledge hammer suggestion was tempting.
As you can imagine, it was a bloody "luvjob".
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Get rid of the Australian
On Tue, Aug 20, 2002 at 05:19:53PM +1000, Nathan B Salman wrote:
> If you know the exact model and manufacturer, there's a good chance I or
> someone else on these lists will have a book or know the jumper - does the
> mobo have it marked anywhere?
>
> Even though you can identify the chipset and
Crossover Office 1.2 isn't a suite of office applications that handles MS
office formats like Open Office - it is MS office. Or atleast it enables you
to run office 97, 2000 (word, excel. powerpoint, outlook, but not access),
internet explorer, quicken, visio, and lotus notes as if you were using
No need to do any hardware fiddling, jus try the following as passwords,
one will work:
AWARD_SW
j262
HLT
SER
SKY_FOX
BIOSTAR
ALFAROME
Lkwpeter
j256
AWARD?SW
LKWPETER
syxz
ALLy
Which means, dont rely on bios passwords for security, there are almost
always 'defaults' that work regardless of what
At 20/08/2002 16:04, Howard Lowndes wrote:
>I have an AT mobo with Intel VX chipset and Award BIOS which has the BIOS
>password set.
>
>I can see no obvious jumper on the mobo to clear the password, neither can
>I see anything I recognise as a battery, though there are a couple of
>small solder p
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