hey, thanx, that seemed to do the trick... using the 'named start'
I currently bought a domain on godaddy.com and I haven't a clue where to go
from here. Does anyone know of a good tutorial? I have tried to read the
BIND book by O'Reilly in the past, with little luck.
-ryan
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On Sunday 27 October 2002 07:36 pm, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> on the dia website there's a FAQ. i *believe* i remember reading in
> their FAQ that this can't be done. it's too difficult to reverse
> engineer a binary format. or at least, it's not w
on the dia website there's a FAQ. i *believe* i remember reading in
their FAQ that this can't be done. it's too difficult to reverse
engineer a binary format. or at least, it's not worth the effort of the
developers who have jobs and stuff.
you might want to check their FAQ to see if i'm rememb
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=2016
This was just on Slashdot. Looks really good. I would only
download disk 1-NONUS then (if you have a good internet
connection) do the install using the http or ftp connections.
Rusty Minden
PS or use our IF :-)
On Saturday 26 October 2002 09:26 pm
Dia comes with a couple of input plugins. The first that comes to mind is DXF.
Perhaps you could use that as a common format?
-Gabe
On Sun, Oct 27, 2002 at 06:06:21PM -0800, Alan H. Lake wrote:
> Does anyone know of software that will convert from VISIO format to Dia
> format?
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Does anyone know of software that will convert from VISIO format to Dia
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Quoting Ryan Detert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I recently upgraded my version of BIND but after a long time of trying to
> figure out how to turn my server into a DNS server, I have been
> unsuccessful. I assume the first step is to get named to run. when I try
> to run it by typing '/path/named' i
I recently upgraded my version of BIND but after a long time of trying to
figure out how to turn my server into a DNS server, I have been
unsuccessful. I assume the first step is to get named to run. when I try
to run it by typing '/path/named' it doesn't even show up in my processes.
Does any
On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 12:32, Mark K. Kim wrote:
> I'm finally getting around to try Debian, but...
>
> There's 8 ISOs, including 1 NONUS. Why is it so big? I didn't think
> Debian was that big -- all the less popular stuff is downloaded off the
> 'net was my understanding?
>
> Should I get all
Quoting andy wergedal ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there a step-by-step howto do this?
Download http://www.debian.or.kr/~alee/cdimages/woody.iso (177MB) . Burn it.
Boot it. Take the defaults right through Simple Package Selection.
In program that offers that, pick package groups you want. Pick Fi
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