Mansur, Warren wrote
Hi all,
How do I set my default terminal type for when I telnet to other
machines? If I telnet from my Redhat machine, it sends linux as the
terminal type from X or from a console. If I telnet from my Debian
machine in X, it sends Xterm-debian as my terminal type,
You can set the environment for telnet through the ~/.telnetrc file.
However, you can just as easily set the term type after logging in:
ksh, bash: export TERM=vt100
csh, tcsh setenv TERM vt100
I use SuSE 7.1, and when I use ssh to the BLU server, my termtype is set to
vt100.
Or here's another
Thanks all. I set term to vt220 on my local machine, and then whenever
I telnet to other machines it uses vt220 unless I change it explicitly
on the remote machine.
I also suggest you use ssh whenever possible rather than telnet.
I totally agree. Unfortunately the remote machines have no
On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 07:05:35AM -0500, Mansur, Warren wrote:
Thanks all. I set term to vt220 on my local machine, and then whenever
I telnet to other machines it uses vt220 unless I change it explicitly
on the remote machine.
Both the Linux console and xterm are designed to be vt100
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Rich C wrote:
http://www.sophos.com/virusinfo/analyses/w32marijuana.html
I've always said Windows users must be smoking something. ;-)
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Then we had another idea. Create a lockable boot media
(cdrom, jazz, orb, etc) with a minimal install (w/ strict fire
wall rules in place). Once it boots have
it set up a big RAM disk. Then it
I have successfully ripped and burned
audio CD's from my CD-ROM to my
DVD-ROM. (My questions are at the
end)
My comands were:
To determine my scsi devices:
cdrecord -scanbus
To rip:
cdda2wav -v255 -B -D1,0,0 -Owav
To test the burn and determine speed:
cdrecord -dummy speed=8 dev=1,1,0 -dao
On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 04:02:58PM -0400, Ed Robitaille [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I pulled the attached from LinuxSecurity.com. Just a little
info for any of us newbies lurking.
Not viewable (or won't run?) for me. Do you have another format?
Anyone else having difficulties.
Error:
Only the happy ones
-Lawrence
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From: Benjamin Scott [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 12:06 PM
To: Greater NH Linux Users' Group
Subject: Re: Windows Viruses are FINALLY getting interesting!
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Rich C wrote:
Have you tried using the -useinfo option to cdrecord? It uses the .inf
file associated with the .wav file.
--Bruce
Alex Miller wrote:
...
However, I can't find any doc's on how make an
audio CD from my own .wav files, adding the text.
The .inf files that cdda2wav creates contains cddb
I can't read it using GSView 4.0 on Windows either.
If someone CAN read it pls let us know and with what.
For one thing, it has a big section with only carriage returns and no
linefeeds. tr '\r' '\n' took care of that. However, it still
wouldn't display. There are lots of lines ending in
On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Todd Littlefield wrote:
Then we had another idea. Create a lockable boot media (cdrom, jazz, orb,
etc) with a minimal install (w/ strict fire wall rules in place).
A system based on read-only media will generally be much harder to
compromise then one with writable
looks convenient and somewhat topical.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2001 6:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Hosted vulnerability scanning
NETWORK WORLD NEWSLETTER: JEB BOLDING
on APPLICATION
I'm trying to budget for a tape drive, and it appears that the Ecrix
VXA may be my first choice. I seem to recall a question about them on
one of these lists a long time ago, where there were very few replies,
all positive, and the consensus at the time was that the VXA was too
new to have a
On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, John Abreau wrote:
... the consensus at the time was that the VXA was too new to have a track
record.
And will remain too new for some time. The kind of track record we're
talking about takes years to accrue. System admins tend to be a paranoid
bunch.
That being
Hello,
The meeting for Monadlug is tomorrow night everyone. We are going to
be installing tools for programming on a members computer in
preparation for the series on beginning programming starting with the
August meeting.
If anyone who atttended the meeting last month can email me with
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