I am looking for a replacement for Pico, something that is as simple to
use, that I don't have to remember alot of commands, and is a full screen
editor. Old habits die hard I guess. If I had to, I could learn vi or
emacs, but I want to stick with something that I am familiar with. Any
Our problem is that we can see 192.168.1.1 from the departmental
network.
You can reach a machine on the 192.168.1.0 network your saying? Sounds
like the router is incorrectly configured, unless its done intentionally.
These addresses are never supposed to be routed.
routed is not running
You can reach a machine on the 192.168.1.0 network your saying? Sounds
like the router is incorrectly configured, unless its done intentionally.
These addresses are never supposed to be routed.
That's not quite correct. It is perfectly valid to route these networks. It is
invalid to
Redhat 4.2 can handle...
an IDE controller card which can accomodate 4 IDE devices
(one of which will be my IDE CDROM).
You mean like a secondary IDE controller, that is typically built-in to
most Pentiums? If so, then yes, and nothing further needs to be done. If
not, then it will
Does anyone know how to configure telnetd and/or ftpd to listen only on
a specific interface on a machine with multiple interfaces? I want to be
able to ftp/telnet into IP address 'foo' but not into address 'baz' (both
on the same RedHat 5.0 box).
I did this sort of thing on my
But for those cases where nohup just won't work, there's always
'detach'. Detach isn't but should be a part of every unix/linux
distribution. I got it from a usenet posting several years ago, use it
on many different unix and unix-like systems (SCO, AIX, Linux, Coherent)
where it always
Anyone know of a good Linux shell programming book (or a general shell
programming book if that is better)?
UNIX Applications Programming: Mastering the Shell, by Ray Swartz, ISBN:
0-672-22715-0.
and
UNIX Shell Programming, by Stephen G. Kochan and Patrick H. Wood. ISBN:
0-672-48448-X.
I had RHL 4.2 up and running very smoothly, and had a dial-in on cua0
using uugetty (from getty_ps) for PPP, etc. It worked perfectly with
the RINGBACK=YES setting so I could call in, hang-up, and have it answer
on the next call. I've recently upgraded to RHL 5.0, and in short, this
I am new to Red Hat, and I like this very much!!
Great!
I have a question on mail setting, especially sendmail.cf.
I would like to setup my server which can handle the mail not including
machine name.
Try and avoid having to edit sendmail.cf if you can. It is easier to use
m4 to generate
The most info I've found is that the modem is set to not automatically
pick-up. This is good. I've confirmed by moving it around on uugetty that it
is reading my uugetty.ttyS0 file. This is also good. As per the debug info,
Correct, getty should issue an `ata' to answer the phone..
I have an Iomega Zip drive, which is an external parallel port model. The
problem with it is its slowness in Linux. In windows I get at least 160
kb/s (read/write) and in Linux I get only 24 kb/s (read/write). I have
tried all the parallel port modes (ecp/epp/ecp+epp/standard) with no
Hi, I just ordered a 5 disc set from the linux mall with Redhat, slackware,
caldera, debian, and linux pro. Now my question:
I want to take the best software from each and slap it all together to make
myself a really nice system. Now,
George Toft wrote:
That's easy!
IMHO (having
where you would get 2 Meg 30 pin SIMMs anymore. Actually, I'm not
sure they made those in a first place. 1 Meg may be the biggest
available...
No, they made 4M and 16M.
In my opinion, you'd be better served by going out and buying a new
motherboard...
Sure, along with the HDD
I realize this is a Linux list server, but I prefer to play fair.
I've been running NT ever since version 3.1 and it has NEVER crashed
on me without a good reason, and a solution readily available. All in
all my NT has been stable as a rock. I believe people badmouth NT
because they
On 16-Mar-98 Montana Banana wrote:
In my /etc/logrotate.d/apache file, the following line accompanies the
entry for each of the virtual domains on my server:
postrotate
/usr/bin/killall -HUP httpd
endscript
Is it necessary to kill/restart the apache daemon after *each*
Just curious if anyone has be running Frontpage extensions with RH 5.0 and
Apache 1.2.5. I see that there is a recently released version of the
frontpage extensions for Apache 1.2.5. Since I have a bunch of customers
wanting to use Frontpage for web publishing, I'm curious as to any bad
My personal choice is pine+procmail but tkRat and mutt are both
very good email programs. Procmail is a must, though, for the filtering.
Not if you use xfmail, and don't mind having each message in a seperate file.
It works very well, easy to use, constantly upgraded, and menu-based
I download a file named "amp-0.7.3.tgz",
I extracted it , but I don't know how to complie it.
the readme file says "
do :edit Makefile
make
mv amp usr/local/bin
amp"
I typed "make" ,and it reported many errors.and it seems
Get youself an updated RH 4.2 RPMs directory, create a 1gig partition in
/mnt/rh4.2 for example, then do a
mkdir -p /mnt/rh4.2/var/lib/rpm
rpm --root /mnt/rh4.2 --initdb
rpm --root /mnt/rh4.2 --noscripts -ivh *.i386.rpm
Then:
chroot /mnt/rh4.2 bash
and you are
I would like a FULL featured mail client for linux Like Eudora
that is about all I use my Mac for still
Fine Procmail for filtering
but what about the client
multisignatures
offline editing
multimail boxes to read through the filters
That's xfmail. You need to add `mp',
Does anyone know if linux supports NTFS?
In a word...no.
Eh? Sure does. Check your kernel configuration again..
Dave
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To
I have just installed redhat linux v5 and am trying to get xemacs to display
colour syntax for modes such as html, java and c. I was wondering if I need
to install further packages or what configuration needs to be done for
colour (color) syntax to work for these modes and others.
Check the
On 15-Mar-98 Vadim Israilevich wrote:
In Linux, when you remove a floppy and insert a new one, you have to unmount
the floppy drive (if it was mounted for previous floppy) and re-mount it for
new one. A pain in the seat, if you ask me, but...
From: Steven Hanley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I
Well; for starters it won't read pdf files:Also, there are consistent
read
error messages
for other types of files as well even when you
select "none" for file preference type.
Either there is something wrong with your gs, or you are doing something
wrong. Ghostscript reads pdf
Is there any driver for postscript printer HP-5N with duplex capability?
I'am using RH-5.0 in a i386 machine
Well, I've been using the `ljet3d' driver on my HP5Si duplex printer with no
problems..
Dave
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Not really a pain if you say edit .bashrc and add (you can just add this
to /etc/bashrc if you want it to be a system wide user setting).
alias mflop='mount -t msdos /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy'
alias uflop='umount /dev/fd0'
then to change to that dir quikly
alias a:='cd /mnt/floppy'
Oh
I use Apache 1.2.5
And, in answer to my own question, I found a link while searching
altavista on using the mod_rewrite to do just this. If you are
interested, follow this link:
http://www.csc.ncsu.edu/~brabec/antispam.html
He details how to setup your server to recognize these
Dave; ok I should have said gv:
Here is message aim getting:
Error: /undefined in zpf_york.pdf
Operand Stack
both ghostscript and ghostview
are installed and checked with
Ok, check for an updated version, or get the one right from Aladdin:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/index.html
Anybody built a new xfmail RPM that works with xforms-0.88-4 and RH 5.0?
The version 1.2-2 RPM installs, but doesn't work (segfault). Tried to
--rebuild from the SRPM but that died. Time to hack away at a new RPM?
THat would actually be a good idea. Apparently there were some problems
I have already configured my server to run a "virtual domain" that
is that another URL than the first is working on internet browsers on
my server, my question is how can I add users that may have mail
address with the new "domain", where can I read about this (other
than
Help, how do I find out what cylinders my root partion is on. I have a
1.6 GB hard drive. I have the first 200 MB partioned as root but lilo
stil won't work.
Enable LBA on your motherboard to do the proper translation. You can use
fdisk to find out some of this information:
# fdisk
On 13-Mar-98 Aaron Walker wrote:
Hello,
I want to setup my RH5 box to answer incoming phone calls. This is
no big thing, just my personal system which I want to be able to dial-in
when I am elsewhere. How would I go about setting this up? Thanks for
all your help,
Read the
Once I get the round-tuit, I may figure out how to support the older
programs. It should be _possible_, given intelligent linkers. Heck, a
linker that reads a load map that says "for this program, use this
library" would work. If you did it right, it would even operate very
quickly and
Whats the mistake?
The mistake is you wrote one line of text, yet sent like a hundred.
Please trim what isn't relevant, and always trim the RH subscription
messages at the bottom.
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On 13-Mar-98 Mark Cox wrote:
Is there a version of Oracle (retail or free - preferrably the latter)
available for Linux or FreeBSD? And if so, where can I get it.
I don't think so. Check out www.redhat.com/linux-info for a list of links
that will eventually take you to databases that are
I've installed SO4 on a RH 4.2 box : it works well...
But now I try to install it on a RedHat 5.0 box, the install program
opens error boxes :
http://www.waldherr.org/soffice4.shtml
Dave
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By following EXACTLY http://www.waldherr.org/soffice4.shtml it works
flowlessly...
Thanks to all
Wish I could say the same. I printed the page and checked off each item
as I performed it so I know I got all of the symlinks (even tried it 3
times). Still get the same error.
Pre-set
An OS is nothing without applications. Windows apps have the upper hand
when it comes to graphics. I am a diehard photoshop user, and though I have
not had the chance to work with photoshop under linux, I hope to one day
switch over completely to linux. We're an authorized Adobe Service
Am I the only one left in the English-speaking world who knows the difference
between "its" and "it's"?
Nice to see I'm not the only one terminally-pissed that the education
system doesn't see to be teaching!
Gee, its either that, or people are too lazy to type the apostrophe.
Hmm..
Anyone know of a good book for learning/admin'ing Samba?
Check the web site -- one was just released by one of the members of the
samba team.
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Well, the truth is that I do feel that I wasted the $50, and I am
disappointed.
I assume you meant do _not_ feel that you wasted the $50...
I should have bought the 4.2 distribution, if at all (I have 4.1).
The differences between 4.1 and 4.2 were basically bugfixes -- no real
improvements
On 12-Mar-98 Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
Is thier a place that has all of the kernels from begining to end? I have
seen all of the old patches but none of the full sources. I am doing a
research project on the linux kernel so I need to be able to go back and
forth between revisions easily.
On 12-Mar-98 Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
On Wed, 11 Mar 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
Why, no other than ftp.kernel.org :)
I only saw patches. I am looking for full tar.gz's.
Look harder 8)
ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.0/linux-2.0.*
and
ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.1/linux-2.1
On 12-Mar-98 Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
How can I make native linux floppies?
1. insert floppy
2. fdformat -n /dev/fd0H1440
3. mkfs /dev/fd0
If the floppy has been formatted previously, you can skip step two.
Dave
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Hi all. I'm having a problem with lrzsz-0.12.15 and trying to resume
interrupted transfers. I'm sure its a bug, I just can't figure out how to
reproduce it.
It seems sometimes it resumes interrupted transfers with '-r' correctly, yet
other times it starts from the beginning, yet doesn't
On 12-Mar-98 Robert Hailman wrote:
Hello. When I get Linux working :o) there are some games I want to import
from work. At work we have a Xenix network, so could I read a Xenix disk in
Linux, or would I have to email it to my Windows 95 box and transfer it on
disk to my Linux box?
Yes,
I agree with jon here. A few weeks ago i tried to compile and run a
pre-release of 2.0.31 and had all kinds of problems. I went back to
2.0.30 and everything has been peachy so far.
There were two different threads of development for 2.0.31. For a few
months David Miller was doing the
Every Linux production server I work on is 2.0.29. Not one single 2.0.30
in the bunch...
what's wrong with 2.0.30? am i missing something?
I've accidentally deleted the message that talked about ip_masq being
fixed in 2.0.30. I think it is fixed by applying a patch to 2.0.30, not
I have been just WAINTING for someone to bring this up. In my personal
opinion, Linus is making a mistake by introducing new features in the
release tree and it results in having two development trees going at the
same time. Somehow the old way of releasing bug-fixes only in the stable
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