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Now I assume that this has something to do with the files in
/etc/rc.d/rc5.d and /etc/rc.d/rc3.d, I do not know what the various
prefixes on the filenames stand for. Is it 'safe' to simply copy all
the files from the 5 directory to the 3 directory.
Quoting mlh [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Most modems I thought would only answer if DTR.
If not default it's probably a setting.
Anyway, ATS0=0 sounds right if that's what mgetty says to set it to.
It may have changed in newer version, but I doubt it. Guess I might have a look
next time I have some
On Sun, 2002-11-24 at 18:33, Simon Bryan wrote:
OK, to follow up on this. Yes changing to run level 3 did stop the problems
at startup, (have had a few blackouts today, hence my interest in fixing
this!). However then I could not contact anything on the server, no DHCP
requests were being
BTW, the rc files are normally linked or symlinked from the files in
init.d, (not copied), so that if you change the script in init.d, that
script is changed in all run-levels at the same time.
OK so how do you copy a symlink and maintain it as a symlink?
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i normally park in the UTS car park in cnr ultimo rd + quay street... $15 for
parking 'til 0300 seems a good deal to me :) and it is only a short walk to
the meet
On Sunday 24 November 2002 05:04 pm, Brenton Fletcher wrote:
Is there parking at UTS or is this not advisable?
Brenton
I've been trying to figure out how to make less word wrap (instead of
character wrap). Either this option doesn't exist or I'm missing
something majorly in the man page. Does anyone know?
Will I have to write a perl script for something like this? I'm not too
sure how to figure out the width of
quote who=Ian Hans Su
I've been trying to figure out how to make less word wrap (instead of
character wrap). Either this option doesn't exist or I'm missing something
majorly in the man page. Does anyone know?
Will I have to write a perl script for something like this? I'm not too
sure
hello,
i installed Redhat 7.2 on a PC using CDs. i did not install an X server
as the PC is to serve as a DNS and DHCP server only.
after the installation i found it necessary to install further files.
however, my CD drive is no longer mountable.
typing /lsmod/ at the prompt shows no
Hi list
I set up 2 Redhat 7.2 boxes over the weekend and I have them connected
with a dial up PPP link. When the link is not up each machine works fine.
When the link is up the machine that started the link has problems. If I
try to ping it from itself I get a connect error however I can ping the
Hi all,
I am trying toinstall Webalizer on my school system and get the following
errors at the make stage:
/usr/lib/libgd.so: undefined reference to `jpeg_read_scanlines'
/usr/lib/libgd.so: undefined reference to `jpeg_simple_progression'
/usr/lib/libgd.so: undefined reference to
I am trying toinstall Webalizer on my school system and get the
following errors at the make stage:
/usr/lib/libgd.so: undefined reference to `jpeg_read_scanlines'
You need the jpeg devel package, forget what it's called on Red Hat.
- Jeff
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So, Jeffrey seems to mean the ineffectual,
Is anyone else having problems with iptables sending LOG messages to the
console as well as to /var/log/messages (which is the only place they
should be going to). The default setting for target LOG is level 4 which
I assume is either warning or err, depending on where the lowest level
sits.
The
Hello Howard,
in debian at least, you add -c 4 to the klogd startup script and all
is well...
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On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 11:00:54PM +1100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 24 Nov, Simon Bryan wrote:
OK so how do you copy a symlink and maintain it as a symlink?
ntsysv and chkconfig would do it.
yeah
I see there's a -s option to cp that makes symlinks instead of copying,
also.
The
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 08:26:10AM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
I am trying toinstall Webalizer on my school system and get the
following errors at the make stage:
/usr/lib/libgd.so: undefined reference to `jpeg_read_scanlines'
You need the jpeg devel package, forget what it's called on Red
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, evilbunny wrote:
Hello Howard,
in debian at least, you add -c 4 to the klogd startup script and all
is well...
I'll give that a go, but the odd thing is: Why is it only iptables that
causes the problem?
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On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, evilbunny wrote:
Hello Howard,
in debian at least, you add -c 4 to the klogd startup script and all
is well...
This gets even wierder. man klogd says:
By default the klogd daemon executes a system call to
inhibit all kernel messages (except for panics) from
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 10:56:05 +1100 (EST) Graeme Robinson wrote:
Anyone know where I can find a listing/explanation of all the devices
listed in /dev?
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/devices.txt
Gives a listing of all the major and minor device number allocations,
and should give you a good
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Graeme Robinson wrote:
Anyone know where I can find a listing/explanation of all the devices
listed in /dev?
I've been googleing around with no success, even on ldp.
A partial answer to my own query:
Many of the devices on your system have associated man pages.
Can any ISP admins give me an idea of how much traffic is downloaded for
the major top level groups. Ie how much will be downloading per day or week
if we decide to bring in all of comp. and all of aus.
TIA
BB
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More Info:
At 02:25 AM Monday 25/11/2002, Lucas King wrote:
snip
after the installation i found it necessary to install further files.
however, my CD drive is no longer mountable.
/snip
Lucas, This is a known problem with DeadRat 7.2
Log in as root and do
depmod -ae
HTH
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I have 3 questions which I hope someone can assist me with?:
1. How do I install a program from a download or CD?
I know this seems s simple, but I am very confused atm. For
example:
I am attempting to install SatOffice 5.? from CD. But don't know how to
get it going so it installs.
At 11:25 25/11/2002, Broun, Bevan sent this up the stick:
Can any ISP admins give me an idea of how much traffic is downloaded for
the major top level groups. Ie how much will be downloading per day or week
if we decide to bring in all of comp. and all of aus.
When I was setting up feeds for
quote who=Peter Hardy
Mandrake should already have USB support, so:
3. All going well, it should be recognised as a scsi device. If you
don't have any scsi hard drives, then it will be /dev/sda. Try mounting
/dev/sda or /dev/sda1
And Mandrake being Mandrake, it should automagically pop up
I've got a couple of these and have been without much difficulty been
able to get them up and going under linux (RedHat and Debian).
I'll note you need the following compiled into the kernel:
SCSI support
SCSI disk support
SCSI generic support
USB mass storage support
The units I have all have
On Sun, Nov 24, 2002 at 05:56:25PM +1100, Michael Still wrote:
I have a VAX station 3100 sitting in a friend's garage (I used to be
interested in this VAX port stuff, but never found the time).
Unfortunately I live in Canberra. If we can find some way of getting it to
Sydney cheaply, then I
Hi there,
I've got a problemo on a server where the syslog is failing to start.
My Q. is what debug tools are there to find out what's going wrong?
I've done the obvious, check space for the log, check config of
/etc/syslogd.conf, run it with -d (which reveals SFA)
Any ideas on how to debug
On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 01:47:19PM +1100, David wrote:
I have 3 questions which I hope someone can assist me with?:
1. How do I install a program from a download or CD?
Ok, the short answer is that it depends what you're installing.
Third party software (like staroffice, at least the last
Hello SLUG members
Mary from the SLUG Committee has referred me to your web page.
The Linux Journey is just beginning for me so please excuse my very BASIC
question(s).-:)
My question to the SLUG Committee was...
I am seriously looking at installing LINUX as my
operating system. My problem
quote who=Rick Davey
Also I would appreciate some information on Subscribing to SLUG...thanks
http://lists.slug.org.au/ - click on 'slug' and enter your details to
subscribe. Note that it's a fairly high volume list, so you might prefer to
use the digest mode to begin with (it sends a whole
Hi
Rick,
The
burner will be no problem at all. I've got a HP 9100 here on RedHat and it's
been faultless.
I've
also got a FB630U at home but have never connected it to a Linux machine. I
don't imagine there'd be too many problems, I'll plug it in and see what happens
though.
Brett
I've also got a FB630U at home but have never connected it to a Linux
machine. I don't imagine there'd be too many problems, I'll plug it in
and see what happens though.
Nothing! Canon are absolutely no value when it comes to Linux, I've
got a FB310 and it's not supported nor is it ever likely
Hey all,
I was talking to Stephen Rothwell the other day, and he expressed a desire
to be able to be notified of when a given file in the kernel source had
had a patch for it submitted. I've been thinking about this, and it isn't
too bad a problem to solve. The result is patchtrack 0.1:
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