Re: ok, then another (x)emacs question

On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, guy keren wrote: if we're at it - here is a puzzling question: the incremental search in (x)emacs is case-insensitive by default, as it seems. now, how does make it become case-sensitive? or otherwise how does one make a case-snsitive search in (x)emacs? this little

Picnic !!!

Hello All, after so enthusiastic initial response, why is everybody silent now ? Come on, let's meet for a nice picnic in Jerusalem, it is really time that we meet again and take some of the anonymity from this list ! Schlomo PS: didn't you see my prev. letter ?

Re: Advice ups

Alex Dubrovsky wrote: Hi everybody Anyone got any expirience (good or bad) with the above ups on linux? BAD ! Regards Alex Dubrovsky "The most likely way for the world to be destroyed, most experts agree , is by accident.

FAQ

Hello! I've taken a look at our FAQ and found it awfully outdated. Is anyone taking care of it? few suggestions: 1. Add some ISDN instructions (they seem to be awfully frequent) 2. update our "VIP" list 3. update the distribution list So, Mr. Fish - do you job and maintain our FAQ. Chen.

Re: ok, then another (x)emacs question

guy keren [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: if we're at it - here is a puzzling question: the incremental search in (x)emacs is case-insensitive by default, as it seems. now, how does make it become case-sensitive? or otherwise how does one make a case-snsitive search in (x)emacs? this little

Re: Advice ups

as a ups the r not bad though i never tried to use their smart shutdown option on linux ? what is the program that u use ? Alex Dubrovsky wrote: Hi everybody Anyone got any expirience (good or bad) with the above ups on linux? Regards

Re: FAQ

On 26 Jul 1999, chen shapira wrote: 2. update our "VIP" list Why do we need this list at all? Liran. __ Liran Zvibel.| " You know, how is The Force System Programmer, System Administrator. |

Re: hosts.allow, hosts.deny

Any 'wrapper' enabled program, I suppose tcpwrappers (from Wietse Venema) is usually the case. Mike Almogy wrote: Hi ALL. Does the hosts.allow,deny works only on the inet.conf services or on all the ports and services that the server handles ? Thanks, Mike -- Mike Almogy Mofet

Re: net configuration tool

RH now uses Linuxconf (when you run netcfg you get linuxconf), so I guess that would be it. Just don't forget to disable it's sucky web interface (port 98). Vadim Smelyansky wrote: Hi! anybody know, how can I get network configuration prog from rh or debian install. I need

Shell Programming Tutorial?

Hello, Can anyone recommend a good online shell programming tutorial, other than `man bash`? -- Muli B.Y. email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body,

hosts.allow, hosts.deny

Hi ALL. Does the hosts.allow,deny works only on the inet.conf services or on all the ports and services that the server handles ? Thanks, Mike -- Mike Almogy Mofet System Administrator. Pho :972-03-6901417 Cel :972-052-562237 Fax :972-03-6901414

Re: hosts.allow, hosts.deny

On Mon, 26 Jul 1999, Mike Almogy wrote: Hi ALL. Does the hosts.allow,deny works only on the inet.conf services or on all the ports and services that the server handles ? It works on whatever is linked against libwrap AFAIK. --Ariel Thanks, Mike -- Mike Almogy Mofet System

Re: hosts.allow, hosts.deny

No, it works for other services as well. It's probably mentioned in each service specific man page (it's ability to be filtered by the TCP-WRAPPER), and I knew a few like that, but now I can only recall of "portmap" (the way it's written in hosts.allow/deny). Mike Almogy wrote: Hi ALL.