Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Do not forget that Perl uses a viirtual machine and garbage collection,
> BTW. This makes it another bit like LISP.
LISP doesn't have a "virtual machine." CLTL2 and ANSI CL leave the
actual representation of compiled code up to the implementation. This
usual
On 11 Sep 1999, Alexander L. Belikoff wrote:
:Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
:
:> : Since when is Perl a "subset of LISP?!" McCarthy would
:> :sure laugh his guts off if he heard that...
:> Since perl supports closures, anonimous functions and first order
:> functions, it is surely closer to LI
Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> : Since when is Perl a "subset of LISP?!" McCarthy would
> :sure laugh his guts off if he heard that...
> Since perl supports closures, anonimous functions and first order
> functions, it is surely closer to LISP than to C. McCarthy laghed when he
> heard about
Hi
All the places I know that host Linux distributions hold them as files
for FTP download.
FTP trees are harder to download and CD's recorded by these aren't
bootable.
Are there any FTP sites that have these distros as CD images?
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M>> About SSH,
M>> i installed the ssh-1.1.rpm and it works fine.
M>> however, how do i allow only specific computers to connect to my server
M>> via ssh ?
See AllowHosts/DenyHosts in sshd_config file. BTW, better to use 1.2.x
version (or SSH2, but it isn't free). I think you can get them from
ht
On Sat, 11 Sep 1999, Mike wrote:
> Thanks,
>
> BTW, except of telnet there is the rsh and rlogin (they the same i
> think). how do i block them ?
> like telnet with the inetd.conf ?(put them on a remark ?)
>
> Mike
>
rsh ans rlogin are not exaclty the same, and yes, you block them by editing
About SSH,
i installed the ssh-1.1.rpm and it works fine.
however, how do i allow only specific computers to connect to my server
via ssh ?
Thanks,
BTW, except of telnet there is the rsh and rlogin (they the same i
think). how do i block them ?
like telnet with the inetd.conf ?(put them on a re
A>> I know that to login as root via telnet is not avialible,
A>> But there most be some way doing this.
A>> PLEASE help me.
Right way: login as user (preferebly via ssh, not telnet), then su.
Wrong way: edit /etc/securetty and add ttyp1 there.
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On 11 Sep 1999, Alexander L. Belikoff wrote:
:None of the books above explains 4.xBSD. The "Magic Garden" book deals
:with pure SVR4. For BSD, check out "The design and implementation of
:4.4BSD Operating System."
My apologies for misinformation.
:
: Since when is Perl a "subset of LISP?!" McCart
I know that to login as root via telnet is not avialible,
But there most be some way doing this.
PLEASE help me.
-Amir
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Omer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Fri, 10 Sep 1999, the rookie wrote:
>
> :hi, can someone recommend a book to start using linux?
> :(and that's mean: programming in linux, communication
> :stuff, and the shell commands)
> :
>
> Programming:
> C programming language second edition is
On Fri, 10 Sep 1999, the rookie wrote:
:hi, can someone recommend a book to start using linux?
:(and that's mean: programming in linux, communication
:stuff, and the shell commands)
:
Programming:
C programming language second edition is a good book to start
programming using C . This b
On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Noam Ben Haim wrote:
:well, i guess I was wrong asking it like that.
:I have a problem with the mouse. I switched to RH6 from 5.2 and also changed
:mother board. somewhere there I lost my mouse. (the linux wont identify one,
:and when I try to load the computer with DOS boot d
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