I have recently upgraded from a windoze/Redhat world to a
windoze/Ubuntu. So far things have been OK.
There is one issue that I have, and that is my VGA output on my Dell
Inspiron 5100 won't work. I had to add stuff into my /etc/X11/xorg.conf
file to get different resolutions working.
You
You could try using mergedfb, I'm surprised with the latest drivers it
doesn't pick up the vga output and enable mergedfb automatically..
Dave.
On Mon, 21 May 2007, Scott Waller wrote:
Hi
I have recently upgraded from a windoze/Redhat world to a
windoze/Ubuntu. So far things have been
Google Earth probably needs to have direct rendering and 3D
capability, because it uses OpenGL to draw the textures and such. The
open source ati driver likely won't give you direct rendering on a
9200 card, and you'll need to install the proprietary fglrx drivers
from ATI to get 3D support.
I won't send you the Xorg.0.log output just yet because
LIBGL_DEBUG=all glxinfo spits out the following:
libGL error: dlopen /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/fglrx_dri.so failed
(/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/fglrx_dri.so: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory)
I have a ATI Radeon X300 SE (RV370) on an x86 Dapper system.
According to the xrog.conf file I'm running the fglrx driver
from the linux-restrited-modules and I have the following X modules
selected:
Apart from the stock answer of use the open source drivers :-)
You have a client side
lsmod | grep fgl
fglrx 391756 8
agpgart36784 2 fglrx,intel_agp
In Xorg.0.log I find:
(II) LoadModule: GLcore
(II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libGLcore.so
dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/extensions/libGLcore.so: undefined
The message is:
(1920x1440,PHILIPS 107T) mode clock 339.068MHz exceeds DDC maximum 110MHz
I'm using a 17 Philips 107T5 monitor set to 1024x768, attached to an Kubuntu
6.06 box. The monitor is quite fine and I've not experienced any problems
with it.
Your monitor reports a maximum pixel
Ah yes I stated the problem incorrectly. Suspend works 'out-of-the-box' but
resume doesn't. :-)
I tried using this vbetool last night but its already in the acpi scripts so
should be working.
So I have now really no idea on how to fix it.
try moving the sdhci module aside, reboot and see
You can't run a TV at 1280x1024 normally, normal TV resolutions are a lot
smaller,
btw you hate NVIDIA's drivers, X windows just loads them..
Dave.
On Fri, 5 May 2006, Michael Fox wrote:
Guys/Gals,
I've spent the last few hours playing around with xorg configs in an
attempt to use nvidia
Right. Which is what I've found too. Which led me to wondering: Jeff:
how do you plan to do this UP/SMP kernel efficiently? The kernel
implements spin_lock as a macro that gets compiled out when building for
UP:
I've heard chat on lkml about using alternatives (the kernel ones) to do
this..
Thanks Matt, thats really good to know. I would much prefer
a place where I can walk in and run a knoppix CDROM to test
a machine. Dell makes this a little hard :-).
There is a Dell stand in the Bondi Junction Westfield in front of JB Hifi
or the floor above/below it... they might let you
Ooh errr!
All I got was a blank screen after restarting X.
Good job I'd created a back up.
Any other suggestions?
Don;t suppose you got an Xorg.0.log from the i810 driver? it'll contain
much needed information...
Dave.
Dave Airlie wrote:
I'm trying to change the refresh rate
I'm trying to change the refresh rate to get rid of the flicker, but am having
trouble finding the specs for the card.
Also, I'm not sure how to enter the device name etc in xorg.conf.
Try using the i810 driver.. change the vesa line to i810 .. remove the
VideoRAM and UseFbDev lines..
Dave.
Now, the situation at hand: a user needs to get some sensitive data (files)
from an external source but the external source insists the only way to do
this securely is with a passworded zip. This is creating a problem (see
above). Now, I use GPG+Kmail and can encrypt/sign/decrypt messages
Just got a new laptop with wireless inbuilt and I realised I have never
tried setting up wireless before so I may need sme guidance please.
dmesg is finding the card (see Below) but I'm getting errors. I tried
iwconfig but no luck yet. Can anyone shed me a little light on what to
look for
Last time I had to do this I had to find some docs on the web,
fiddle with one of those little jumper boxes and then make a
custom cable.
guess I might need some help if I get one. Will wait and see if the
deal goes through or not. Certainly would be an interesting machine to
install
Is there a way I can see in chronological order all the updates I've
downloaded and installed, so that I can get a better idea of which update may
have caused my problem?
at a guess the kernel ... second guess alsa-*... I'd try booting the old
kernel and ssee if it works.. you do still have
Again, this is false. It is *mindshare* and *momentum* that keeps everyone
concentrating on the same branch, not technical quibbles like revision
control methodology. Linux is a good example of mindshare and momentum over
distributed development - the distros all stick to similar branches
The mechanism setting the permissions of your audio device is almost
certainly pam_console. If it bothers you, you can turn it off and
fall-back to the old way of doing things by putting /dev/dsp in the
audio group etc.
take a look at /etc/security/console.perms..
Dave.
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David Airlie,
dynamically linked program in linux? Alternatively, are dynamically
linked libraries always going to be in the same place?
once upon a time maybe.. with all these prelink and random patches
floating about it really depends on what kernel you are running..
It would be convenient for my
The Codeweavers guys are doing some awesome work, and yeah, I always
recommend that people use one of the commercially backed versions of
WINE atm. The way it works (AFAIK) is that Codeweavers keep their own
tree, and work on that in order to get support for the apps they've got
targetted in
Don't forget with linux drivers are kernel based. So I'm not sure what
mga_drv.o and vga_drv.o are, but they're not what your looking for.
Kernel modules are hiding in /lib/modules/2.4.x/ don't forget to
replace the x with the final version number of your kernel. The mga
drivers is hiding in
but the ppp_generic module is hard-wired to be only for a 586? So this module
will only load on a i586, seems hard to believe such a fundamental issue could
be in the kernel packages this late in the game,
Where do I go from here?
at a guess run up2date or use yum to get the latest FC2
Don't want to reboot just now, any other ideas (gun, knife, poison) that'll
get rid of it?
if its stuck in D state.. it ain't going anywhere ever... nothing can kill
it !!!
reboot is the only way to fix it ...
Dave.
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http://www.skynet.ie/~airlied / airlied
laptop across the LCD and external screen. My first reaction would be no
because you only have a single video card which is outputing it's display to
either one, the other or both. However, I'm hearing claims that this can be
done and want to know if this is true or not. Obviously the card
Secondly, the startup of both Ubuntu and Fedora take considerable
time - I mean minutes. On a standalone system, used for dialup
internet, what are some services that can be stopped ?
if you are running the FC3 graphical boot, make sure you have the latest
rhgb from the updates installed, it
convert -transparent white in.png out .png
might do it ..
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
seeing as we are on the subject
I've got a nice diagram in dia, that I'd like to put on a web page, I've been
exporting it as a PNG and that works find except that I'd like the
This thread made me wonder: If people were brought up on Gnu/Linux the way
most people are brought up on Windows, would they then find linux really
easy, and Windows counter-intuitive and confusing? Is it simply what you
learn first that defines what you find easy?
well it's a fairly
could not help with in the slightest. It may have kept the intruder stuck
with no where to go.
I am still confused why SELlinux would have prevented the escalation to
root? There was a method by which a common program could intrude on the
kernel, does it stop you from executing code?
It
I do now believe you do not know what Kerberos is, what it does, what it can
do,
and why people love it.
http://www.isi.edu/gost/brian/security/kerberos.html
might be worth reading for anyone who a) wonders what all the fuss is
about, b) may not totally understand what kerberos
The only way to know is set up two computers; run tcpdump or ethereal; and
connect plain telnet.
Then, set up two computers; set up kerberos; run tcpdump or ethereal; and
connect kerberised telnet.
I'm waay to lazy to do anything like that so I'll go read the FAQ:
in summary, some apps
You are the ONLY person on this thread maintaining your point of view.
Every other poster has pointed out why you are wrong. Those other
posters are not all misinformed or dictatorial. Among them are major
contributors to the Linux kernel, senior systems administrators, security
Wrong, again. One of the Generic Security Policies, amongst many:
*Exclude all parts of the OS that are not required. And so, says it all.
but why stop at the kernel? why not build your own glibc with NSS turned
off? who needs name service switch on a firewall, who needs bash tab
A blanket statement that compiling your own kernels is required for a
secure system was made by u, a lot of people have pointed out your
statement is incorrect in the general case, you feel retracting that
statment will make you look stupid in public, whereas in fact arguing it
is
The reason for re-compiling is to implement one of the many Generic Security
Policies,
namely:
Include only those OS components that are required. There are scores of
rationalies for this.
Why do you not apply this to Solaris then? or glibc components of Linux?
the kernel is not the be
Yes, it is.
Oscar, quite seriously, the concept of building a kernel has absolutely
nothing to do with security. Someone has been telling you tall stories.
gotta agree with Jeff, I just use Debian or FC kernels on most firewalls
I've built or late.. the distro will probably respond to a
This one time, at band camp, O Plameras wrote:
That's why I compile and cut those codes I do not understand
and end up with fewer lines that I understand.
This round goes to Oscar.
I think that's like calling the American election at this stage :-)
Oscar has not analysed every line of
I don't mean to come across as negative towards Gentoo, nor it's
maintainers. All distributions have their place, I just believe the
benefits of Gentoo are quite often misunderstood.
This pretty much sums up my views on Gentoo, the reasons people quote for
using it are not always valid or
its painful. A hand-tuned system is much more likely to satisfy me,
and once installed shold be blazing fast. Thanks for the feedback
It'll be blazing fast if you put it on a blazing fast machine, it'll be
crap and slow if you install it on a P120
troll walks out from under bridge...
the
traditionally matrox cards have always been top stuff, especially
in the open source community.
If you want a decent open source support 3D graphics card, a Radeon
8500/9100 or FireGL 8800 are the best supported from a DRI point of view,
But the ATI closed-source drivers are v.crap,
and
and doom3 doesn't work on either open or closed drivers (we are putting a
bit of work into getting the open drivers supporting doom3 better at the
moment but how long it takes is anybodys guess...)
ive heard to the contrary with nvidia drivers.
sorry I meant to say on ATI cards... NVIDIA
so nvidia is now the way to go. well thats an interesting shift
from previously when nvidia was the one to boycott and everyone
loved the ati radeon
No we still love the ATI radeon r200 chips, the newer ones we disklike
:-), r200 radeons are the best open source supported, i915
but for
a deviation of less than 1 millisecond to support applications that require
real time, or a near enough real time environment. Why? I'm porting a time
critical telephony product from Solaris to Linux.
do you mean real time in the correct sense, which has little to do with
clock rate and way
I'm developing a database application that uses the inserting processes
pid. Problem is that I'm wondering how big this pid should be?
/*
* This controls the default maximum pid allocated to a process
*/
#define PID_MAX_DEFAULT 0x8000
/*
* A maximum of 4 million PIDs should be enough for
Is this possible with GDM and XDMCP or will I get a new session
everytime I connect to GDM?
new session.. you really want something like VNC.
the vino project may do something close to what you want,
http://www.gnome.org/~markmc/remote-desktop-2.html
Not sure how mature it is yet..
if you have win2k setup in compatibility mode you can use pam_smb
(shameless self plug...)
or the samba winbind software also will do it although it is a bit more
complex..
Dave.
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004, Trevor Tregoweth wrote:
Hi All
Hopeing someone can help me, i want to be able able to use
Note may. Usually they build up inhouse teams.
try building up an inhouse team of Linux/OSS people it's a dreadful job,
I'm the Linux person in my company and we use Linux in a wide range of
things, It took ages to get someone to take over some of what I do, and
finding anymore good Linux
Did anyone see him speak yesterday at USYD? How was it?
well apart from his late arrival (he doesn't like mobiles or non-public
transport :-) he gave quite a good talk on copyrights, from the history of
it until where it is going wrong, I think RMS is always worth going to, he
is a pretty good
you might want to do hdparm -u1 /dev/hdwhateverdisk
Dave
On Sun, 26 Sep 2004, Rod Butcher wrote:
I'm running 2.6.7 kernel with low-latency patches for audio file processing.
It seems to me that when 2 separate apps are writing to the SATA hard disk
(e.g. copy contents from IDE CDRom and
Thanks John, that tipped me off and I've got it working now.
For the archives, My install of Fedora Core 2 uses gdm to start X from inittab
so editing startx won't do it. Instead edit /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf and
uncomment the line saying #DisallowTCP=true and make it
DisallowTCP=false
This
Although you can probably strip some of the symbols. I suggest reading the
man page.
strip has some options.. you can usually drop the debug options...
Dave.
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http://www.skynet.ie/~airlied / airlied at skynet.ie
pam_smb / Linux DECstation / Linux VAX /
Dudes, if you have to broadcast gmail invites to random people on mailing
lists, please do so on slug-chat, not the main slug list.
this just happened on the ILUG (Irish list), can the list admins nuke the
posts out of the archives, as you start getting muppets who have nothing
to do with the
I always thought you could just use a standard 25-9 cable if you only
wanted one port... but I could be wrong.. it's been a long time since I
was that involved with a Sun :-)
Dave.
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Hey gang,
Does anyone going to the meeting tomorrow night have a spare
You're using bash? zsh's completion is already smart like that and knows
about what files a command takes, so tab completion of cds arguments only
offers directory names.
grab a proper bash_completion http://www.caliban.org/bash/index.shtml
it mostly rocks.. I do need to tweak it a bit for
I think I get something similiar I hit Ctrl-Alt-F1 and Alt-F7 and it
starts to work again..
Dave.
On Fri, 13 Aug 2004, Peter Hardy wrote:
On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 14:11, Taryn East wrote:
Ok, so at work we're running red hat (shrike), and I have a fairly
standard, cheapo mouse - which is
I think I get something similiar I hit Ctrl-Alt-F1 and Alt-F7 and it
starts to work again..
Erm, what are these keyboard shortcuts supposed to do?
They're not listed under the standard gnome defaults...
doh sorry .. switch to the text console and switch back to X .. it
re-inits the mouse
gnome-session I think is the command..
Dave.
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Hi all,
I don't run Gnome myself, but my mother in law does.
I'm figure out how to set up an identical setup to her so I
can talk her through problems over the phone. An obvious
solution is to
Anyone know if doorfs has been ported to Linux? Or, for that matter, why
are doors supposed to be more efficient than sockets?
never used it but http://www.rampant.org/doors/
Also I'm not sure on Linux doors would be more efficient than local UNIX
sockets, Solaris might have its own reasons
Someone mentioned this morning that they had issues with vmware on FC2 (
deleted the mail before my brain remembered it knows something about it..)
http://ftp.cvut.cz/vmware/
has vmware-any-any-update79.tar.gz which are unofficial sources for newer
kernels for the lower layers of vmware.. they
I started playing with it but really didnt like the performace of a flash, it
writes like a rocket when it starts and then slows down badly, when it starts
getting full.
Also read somewhere that a flash does have limited read writes, its a big
number but I think if something like the swap
Not too sure that many minimal systems have samba installed, why wouldn't
you use a hard disk... the main reason for using CF and flash is to remove
any spinning parts and save power in a box that sits doing a job, file
sharing needs disks so why not use disks?
Pebble Linux is the main CF one
Andrew, I see you have favicon thing in your pages;
LINK rel=icon href=/favicon.ico type=image/ico
LINK rel=shortcut icon href=/favicon.ico type=image/ico
can you just enlighten me on this, pls ? I have vague recolletion that
favicon is a thing IE wants..? and, I regulary see it in my
groan
is that what you call a hardware shootout?
/groan
sorry I couldn't resist
for the original poster grab a sparc64 kernel and rebuild it for SMP...
Dave.
On Fri, 2 Jul 2004, Del wrote:
grammarnazi
You probably want a dual processor kernel, not a duel processor
kernel, unless the
answers on before you submit the next question.
example what does the 'man' command do ?
if you type 'man' on the computer you will find out exactly what it does.
this does not prove you ability to be a system administrator. according to
LPI.
yeah I've always hated this aspect of those
try typing reset and hitting enter..
or ctrl-d might log it out and reset it ..
or if still a shell.. do echo ^vESCc
thats Control-V then Escape key then c..
Dave.
On Fri, 25 Jun 2004, David wrote:
I have a Debian woody box run in console mode only. While I was logged
into another woody
Trolltech? MySQL? There's a pretty big list of profitable software companies
that release their golden geese under FOSS licenses. (FOSS == Free and Open
Source Software, you don't have to say FOSS/OSS.)
You do have to note that these are companies that started with complete
copyright on their
I thinking about spending the companies hard earned ($1200+) and getting one
to use as an automated messaging system running on Linux using vgetty. I've
tested the system out using a Netcomm roadstar, which takes Rockwell 2/4, but
the sound quality is crap and the modem fails to detect the
actually a lot closer than you think.. xbox2 is according to prelim
reports PPC/ATI based .. again that is hersay rumour and conjecture :-)
Dave.
On Thu, 6 May 2004, Dean Hamstead wrote:
haha yes, that would be correct.
being the powerpc-linux bigot that i am, im suprised
i blasphemed such
and check which mode is set, eg:
PIO modes: pio0 pio1 pio2 pio3 pio4
DMA modes: mdma0 mdma1 mdma2
UDMA modes: udma0 udma1 udma2 udma3 udma4 *udma5
I have udma5 enabled.
also hdparm -u1 might help for some mice ..
Dave.
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David Airlie, Software Engineer
There is nothing that says that you have to allow your employees to have
email access other than that which is work related.
They might scream, but screw them...
Their screams are sweet music to the BOFH, and me :-)
Now picture this, you are the IT admin and you've no personal e-mail
You try messing with xterm and the stuff on the Ctrl-Left/Middle/Right
menus?
Dave.
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Peter Rundle wrote:
Sluggers,
I need to access an openVMS machine by telneting from my Linux Box. So far
I've tried several different terminal software programs but can't seem to get
you can get patches for 4.58 for this at
http://www.math.washington.edu/~chappa/pine/
I've rebuilt pine with this and UTF8 support..
Dave.
On Sun, 14 Mar 2004, Simon Bowden wrote:
On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, David wrote:
I've been exchanging email with a guy and have twice got the following
Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server
Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to Server
./setup: cannot connect to X server :0
so I have to logout as user and login as root on X11...
why?
this works on RH/Fedora but it is a bit of a nasty hack :-),
for Debian after su'ing do export
towards the wonders of public transport. From the look of the
street directory, Redfern is a bit closer to the EE building than
Central, but I'm not sure if the time difference in walking times is
worth the extra hanging around I'll need at Central or Hurstville
(remember, I'm coming
sun vi is just that sun vi, Linux vi is vim, so install vim on Solaris,
www.sunfreeware.com is your friend..
Dave.
On Mon, 1 Mar 2004, Simon Males wrote:
On the uni solaris machine, vi is just plain yucky. Is there some hidden file
that I can copy across so I can use solaris vi like linux
On Sat, 14 Feb 2004, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Michael Lake
It's disapointing to see such drivel written by the senior editor of
LinuxWorld Magazine. I do hope that future articles are written more
carefully.
Drivel is a profoundly Australian word.
hey wait until you sign the Free
I'm running FC1 with a default GNOME desktop (upgrade from RH9.0 using
upgrade method).. and I'm getting some wierd window cycle behaviour on
ALT-TAB...
I'm used to ALT-TAB just cycling through my current desktops windows, but
since the FC1 upgrade it seems to also include some windows from
can you nominate where you want to send 3d programs or graphic intensive
programs to? I have been interested in Xinerama but haven't invested time
\ or money in to testing it out.
I don't really grok all the 3D interactions with Xinerama.
for a lot of cases Xinerama and 3d don't
rsync --bwlimit
can be made run over ssh... export RSYNC_RSH=ssh
Dave.
download the files from my on server. and i dont like to install with
QOS and stuff like this. dont want to change my kernel config for this.
TIA, gottfried
--
David Airlie, Software Engineer
a) are you using cross-over cables instead of straight Cat-5?? (may be a
silly question but I've seen it happen)...
b) ifconfig 192.168.2.1 on one side and 192.168.2.2 on the other and try
and ping back and forward... use tcpdump on every interface and look for
packets...
Dave.
On Fri, 19 Dec
please kill the HTML mail.. I wondered why it was 12k
Anyhoo, ns4 is most certinaly the wrong directory I'm no sure with your
java runtime what is correct it could be ns600 or ns610 or
something like about:plugins in Mozilla is your friend :-)
also if you are using RH8.0 the plugin will
semaphores. everything goes OK until it tries to link. this fails with
the message undefined reference to sem_open. to make this happen do i
have to link against a library? if so, which?
-lpthread might do what you want .. also Linux doesn't support shared
Posix semaphores (i.e. between
Check that you have DMA switched on both drivers with hdparm ..
otherwise this could take a long time :-)
Dave.
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003, Simon Males wrote:
Im copying 40g drive onto a 120g drive. I am using a CD live type linux
distro.
using the command
# dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdc bs=2048k
- www.anticd.org
Dave Airlie wrote:
Check that you have DMA switched on both drivers with hdparm ..
otherwise this could take a long time :-)
Dave.
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http://www.skynet.ie/~airlied / airlied at skynet.ie
pam_smb / Linux DECstation / Linux VAX / ILUG person
Sounds more like a race condition, maybe link with efence to see does
someone mess up some memory without the lock or something...
Other than that the best way I've discovered to find race conditions is to
be Andrea Arcangeli (the kernel developer - some of the races he used to
find were scary)
I do a fair bit of messing around with lowlevel hardware type things on
Linux and I'm wondering if anyone has come across a decent (text based)
memory editor that'll allow writing of values to random IO ports and pci
configuration ports etc...
If not I'm getting tempted to write one :-)
Dave.
a bit UNIX experience can tell you), it's just too hard. Virus
writers just don't have the in depth knowledge to break
the security models imposed by UNIX based OS platforms. Of course,
I think you underestimate virus writers, if Linux becomes very popular
(like Windows popular) I can see
gcc -v show up wht is passed into cpp for my RH8.0 box, I can see all the
standard ones..
Dave.
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003, Tiwari, Rajnish wrote:
Hi All,
How can I quickly find out what internal #defines are
set by gcc during compile ?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rajnish
I'm not sure if it's present in standard distribution kernels, but it
may be worth trying the alt-sysrq key combos.
sometimes you might have to switch it on at bootup in
/proc/sys/kernel/sysrq,
/etc/sysctl.conf and older RHs used to have some value in some file in
/etc which escapes me ...
Do be honest Jon if you ever do what's proposed here (the bouncing) I
would pay up and table a motion to have you removed from the SLUG mailing
list,
you complain that you get some spam, and you have to pay for it.. awww
poor you, you then end up paying probably 100 times as much generating
crap
we use ipacct from
http://ramses.smeyers.be/homepage/useripacct/
on a system I used to admin, we used to update the patch by hand to
whatever kernel we were runnning... (being kernel hackers helped a lot :-)
Dave.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Sonia Hamilton wrote:
I've looking for a package that
Okay can a paid member bring a motion to remove Jon from the list,
The person/organization running the list has the duty to ensure that
trolls/pests/dumbasses/people who know nothing about running a mailing
list but think they do are removed and beaten with a large hammer... QED.
You cannot
looks okay to me, it doesn't have to have the index page to work... all
the kernels are there...
www.au is also only a pointer to planetmirror and pacific anyways..
Dave.
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, DE LUCA Ben wrote:
hmm what happened to
http://www.au.kernel.org/
it looks a little un healthy
http://www.paypalsucks.com/
I have had no experience with paypal but given sites such as these I
would be wary. I have used kagi (something like that) to pay for some
sofware last year and there are many other alternatives to paypal which
dont seem to have to anti-web sites.
this is a very
pass init=/bin/sh to your kernel boot line (using grub or lilo)
then do mount -n -o remount,rw /
vi /etc/fstab
mount -n -o remount,ro /
Dave.
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003, Chris Barnes wrote:
Hi people,
I've done something stupid to my /etc/fstab. I made some changes because
I wasn't having much
I think people have to realise (and I didn't really want to enter this
thread but what the hell), that connecting to the Internet and mailing
lists means you will get some spam, deal with it, if you want to be on
SLUG live with the fact that unless you can do better (and step up) the
admins are
If your an admin you should seriously go on a training course :-), or buy
some books!!
one of the two DNSs is sufficent for your site to show up on the net
again, your toplevel requires two to start a domain, but once it has found
two it should work with one from then on...
You might want to
thinks they are martians.
Is there a config option that will allow this to work? As I see it, a
packet arriving at an interface whose destination address is that
interface should usually be allowed, no matter what its source address
is (providing it's not the 127.0.0.0 network, of course!)
God you people just don't understand GNU utils :-)
info kill
:-P
Dave.
On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Mike MacCana wrote:
On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 09:56, Colin Humphreys wrote:
I'd say the man page is bogus
Sounds reasonable. A very large amount of Linux man pages seem to be
unmaintained.
man
I don't see how that's relevant. OK, the man page is wrong, does the
existence of an info page somehow change this?
Last I checked, the entire world (or, more importantly, the OSS
community) hadn't decided on info as a standard. And man seems to be the
defacto standard. And the problem info
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