A lot of the ops are cocky and do have this need to demonstrate their
power. That, I will agree, is annoying.
But the thing is, each of the channels is run by somebody. They have
their little op clubs for the rooms, and have meetings etc;
My only complaint about OPN, which is where I spend
Peter --
Check out Opera, 6.0 has been released.
http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/en/2002/05/20020515.html
That ~may~ fix your problem. I've not yet upgraded, but I will probably
do that later tonight if I remember. Let us know if that solves the
problem.
Good luck
tdh
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To start out with, Opera 6.x is not production software. It is beta.
Keep that in mind. It's put out there to be tested. If you're having a
problem, report the problem to Opera in great detail and install a
lesser version to use. Whether it's a different version of the beta,
or the production
I stumbled across this a few weeks ago, but never installed and/or toyed
with it. Didn't see the reason. So I then moved over to installing
e17.
But I ~think~ you should be able to start 3dwm from xinit or startx.
Edit your ~/.xinitrc to include the 3dwm option. Your ~/.xinitrc should
look
Do you have some sort of journaling file system running? That happens
when you're using journaling. Check that, that's what comes to mind
here.
Hope that helps.
tdh
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And MANY MANY MORE!
tdh
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You're right, these mailing lists are dominated by men. For so long
this sort of technical interested was thought to be the domain of men.
Fortunately that age is disappearing and we have more and more women
interested, developing and doing damn good work in the field. And
that's why I think
| I did, and thanks to both of you. Mystery solved! I don' use vi improved
| (vim). I guess it is because, as an old timer that has used vi, I don't
| believe you can improve vi :-)
|
Dr John
Depending on what OS revision you're working with, you may be using ViM
after all. Check for a
I've been wondering how to do this myself. As well as trying to
configure the buttons for my Internet ready keyboard, but I've not had
much luck!
But somebody once gave me some information that MAY work. I tried
them in a round'bout way, but didn't get anything to work. Maybe I'll
give it
I've never used this software, but this could be with how the RPM was
compiled for Mandrake.
What I suggest you do, is back up all the data you've created to date,
uninstall the RPM, download the source from their webpage, then compile
and install the software.
If you run into the same problem,
Yes. No. Maybe so.
To start with the hardware:
Last I heard, and read, there was really only one motherboard for dual
AMD chips. Tyan makes it. It comes with onboard damn near everything.
RAID, IDE controller, and dual 3com NICs. I think it's like $650 or so.
This may have changed, I've
As there is with anything, there are pros and cons to AFS. Meanwhile
I've never used OpenAFS, but I have worked with and have some experience
with AFS.
If implimented, the security of AFS can be very nice, but AFS is not
very stable. It's been known to go down quite often, then closing you
and
| Tim Holmes wrote:
| Calm down and listen. My question was is system mail for root going to
| nobody. So the answer is
| yes, not no.
My apologies, I thought you were meant was ALL mail going to the nobody
user. Misunderstood what you were saying.
|
| Tim are you sure? Indulge me, and run
I happen to be logged in as root for a short time today, and decided I'd
go over all the email, get rid of the cron mess.
The important stuff, I have going to my email address, but I figured I'd
clean out in there.
Well, in doing so, the only mail that was in there, was the mall that
was in
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There have been quite a number of these emails sent. Check the
archives, since there were a lot of things said that were very good.
some by myself actually.: ')
Unless you really know what you're doing, I wouldn't suggest FreeBSD for
a workstation, but it's an amazing server.
A quick not
My first mail client was pine. I used it for two hours and then immediate
asked for something else to use. I used elm for years, just because I hated
pine that much. (For those of you who have used elm, it's not the nicest of
email clients!)
I used KMail for about a week, then that's when a
| Hello,
|
| I'd like to set up a mail server for two users on my home LAN. I have a
| mail account at my provider and I created two aliasses. Now my questions
| are:
|
| - Can I configure sendmail to send mail to the SMTP server of my ISP?
You can set up the mail client to send
Hey Skippi.
Fetchmail is what you want. Right off the top of my head, I can't see much
in the way of why you're having problems, but I'm going to submit my
fetchmailrc here as a template.
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[root@r2d2 log]# cat /etc/fetchmailrc
#
What are you trying to do?
What are you trying to | (pipe) into date?
If you just want the current date and time, determine what format you want
it in, then set that in the script. Is this as shell script, or perl
script?
curdttm=`date +%Y%m%d-%H%M`
What's this echo $blank that you have?
After having a server die because of an old HDD, we've lost all the mail
in the $MAIL. Which on the server is set to /var/mail/$USER.
I was snooping around, and found this, in /etc/postfix/main.cf.
# The mail_spool_directory parameter specifies the directory where
# UNIX-style mailboxes are
I have a Belkin OmniView, or OmniCube. (I'd crawl under the desk to look
but it's dark down there, and well... I'm lazy! lol)
I've not had a problem with the scroll wheel for my mouse. I have a
Kensington Expert Mouse Pro. The only problems I've had, has been with a
Mandrake 8.1 box that I
Starting their own ISP may be more extensive and costly for what they need.
But Linux could be of some service in this instance.
They could purchase an Internet connection from any number of local ISPs.
Whether it's a business DSL connection, a business T1 connection, ISDN,
possibly even a cable
I've recently downloaded a font. (nexus.pcf) Well now that I have it,
what do I do with it? I've found other pcf files on my machine, but
those al have a pc.gz extension on them. Does something have to be done
to this thing to get it installed? Or do I just pit it some where. I
played with
Wow... you're right. I never noticed that. Never use diff that much.
Check out the --help info. That's all I can think of.
diff --help
It's quite lengthy, that should come in pretty useful.
tdh
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You will not be able to telnet to the local host as root. telnet -l root localhost
will not
allow you. It's a security risk, and it's disallowed because of such. Ssh however
will.
But there's an evern better suggestion. Use the consoles to log on. CTRL+ALT+F1-6
will give
you a console with
Try ssh'ing into the machine as root.
ssh -l root localhost
That should work, and give you root access.
You could always login in single user mode.
tdh
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And as a side note, since others have already answered your question.
ALL UNIX systems use /etc/passwd and /etc/group. Most Linux's use /etc/shadow, or
something
along those lines. It may be called something else, but it basically does the same
thing.
If you want to edit something that's in
Basically it's telnet over SSL. Much more secure.
[timh@r2d2 timh]$ grep 992 /etc/services
telnets 992/tcptelnet protocol over TLS/SSL
telnets 992/udptelnet protocol over TLS/SSL
It's used more in BSD from what I've seen.
[timh@eric timh]$ telnet yoda.unixtechs.org
Trying
For mutt, here's a much simplier way of doing it.
Make an edit to your ~/.muttrc that reads something along these lines.
set signature='cat /home/timh/.signature ; echo
-Uptime --- ;
uptime ; echo
[timh@r2d2 timh]$ cal --help
cal: invalid option -- -
usage: cal [-mjyV] [[month] year]
[timh@r2d2 timh]$ cal -m
December 2001
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31
tdh
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Looks like everybody has joined the 'bandwagon!'
AMD is the way to go. They do as much, if not more then lower end P4s. They're also,
in some
cases 40% of the price. (Depending on speed of course!) I mean I bought 1.2 Ghz
Athlon for
like $120 I believe. That's with 266 FSB as well. I
I think the post you inclued below is still hitting the head on the
nail, but first, let's check out a few things.
=
[root@r2d2 /root]# /etc/init.d/httpd status
Apache is running.
httpd: 27520 27519 1308 19629 19628 19627 19310 19309 19308 19307 1074
Opera
http://www.opera.com/
Check it out! I only use 'Nutscrape' for some of those weird Flash
sites, and that's only once a while that I need that.
tdh
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Has anybody figured out/compiled/found the little panel for MPlayer.
When I install, and I finally got it installed, I don't see the little
panel for play and all that mess. I downloaded a skin, and have no
idea where to put it. And I'm not finding anyting helpful on the
webpage.
Anybody have
This is a good thing to do, but for those of use that don't reboot our machines. My
machines are always up, the only time they go down is for power outages. So that
wouldn't help.
But somebody else did mention tmpwatch. There's also dirwatcher. I've not used
either one, I go through and get
Two things:
1) Try loging in at a virtual console. Do a CTRL+ALT+F1, and it will
give you a prompt. Try logging in, and see what it tells you.
2) Login as root, and check out what's going on in /var/log/messages.
Find out what the error message is and then we can go from there.
The
That's why procmail is your bestestest of friend! Do a man procmailrc
and ask a few questions if needed, then filter everything out into their
own mailboxes. Much easier to sift through mail that's already sifted!
:0)
tdh
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Reported, the only client that works with the new server protocol, is ickle. You can
check that out at:
http://ickle.sourceforge.net/
I however have not compiled it, it complained about something I didn't have, and I
didn't have the time to find it and fix that problem.
There are no screen
You don't. You burn them to CD.
An ISO is basically a CD image, all it needs now is to be burned to a CD.
Find whatever CD burning software you have, cdrecord, or xcdroast, and burn it to
disc. From there, you can install and boot from the CD.
tdh
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Not to mention, due to the fact that SSH uses more bandwidth, if
there's any sort of packet lose, SSH can basically be rendered
unusable. Telnet on the other hand isn't. SSH also sends traffic when
it's idle, telnet does not.
Telnet has it's place in corporate IT, but, for the most part, it
In some cases, you may actually have 3 or 4 IPs.
You'll always have the loopback address, which is labeled as lo. If
you do a ifconfig lo as root, you should see something like this.
[root@r2d2 /root]# ifconfig lo
loLink encap:Local Loopback
inet addr:127.0.0.1
Mandrake was originally Linux optimized for Intel pentiums. So the kernel
that comes with Mandrake is more for Intel, but will work just fine with an
AMD chip as well.
You can go through the kernel config and specify that you want a kernel
built for AMD, and it will then do so.
I've tried 4
Pretty good start. I would only suggest you add a few more things from
what you have right now.
-- Distros
A lot of people run FreeBSD for gateways or firewalls and what not.
BSD on a whole is a good jumping ground, may be a good idea to toss in
links to FreeBSD, NetBSD, and just for sh*tz
I use it at work. And for work, and SunOS it's great, but for home use
it doesn't suit me very well. I much rather use Enlightenment
personally.
I'm not even 100% sure what version we use at work. But you're right,
it's very customizable.
The last version of SuSE I installed, which I think
You have the wrong driver.
Head to the webpage. www.matrox.com/mga Follow the links and download two
things.
The PowerDesk software, and the beta driver for the DualHead. Install the
driver, then install the PowerDesk software. Run the PowerDesk software
to configure your DualHead, then
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