When I attempted to dial with xisp (found it on the CD, moved it to
the HD, installed it with the required libform, configured it to
dial... yeah! I'm moving along here! ), The nxterm window returned
the following message when I tried to dial my isp.
[root@localhost /home] # xisp
Wes Leonard wrote the following:
I just installed KDE and I'm having an annoying problem. The Xterms that
I bring up (whether it be regular xterm, color_xterm, or the kde term)
have the annoying bash$ prompt instead of the regular prompt that i'm used
to. Anyone know how to change this
At 14:16 19/09/98 -0600, Brian/Carol Lehr wrote:
I dl the whole SW 3.5 package, and installed it on a 500 meg partition.
After adding a few other items such as StarOffice, etc, I've only got 13
megs of space left! I need more space. I even deleted all my Man pages
just to get to the
I'm getting ready to do some set-up here and have run into a question.
My Linux box will be put into a LAN with a couple of Windoze 95 boxes.
One of the 95 boxes has a modem. I don't. The LAN is an ethernet type
running Net-Bouy (not sure of exact name, but that's how it's
pronounced), and
According to Jon Dowd: While burning my CPU.
When I attempted to dial with xisp (found it on the CD, moved it to
the HD, installed it with the required libform, configured it to
dial... yeah! I'm moving along here! ), The nxterm window returned
the following message when I tried to
Hello
Your named server has the local.foo domain ? Is the name is getting
resolved? If it is done I think this problem will get solved.
On Tue, 15 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello. I need help ASAP! I just upgraded our server to slackware 3.5 and it
comes with sendmail 8.9. I'm now
Shawn Craver wrote:
I have two questions. First, has anyone ever used a HP DeskJet 340 with
Linux, and what printing filters did you use?
Don't have a clue about this one.
Second, is there any way
to connect a Win95 box to a linux box as a client using either the
parallel port or a com
Jim wrote:
I dont expect anyone to give me a walk through to setup ip masquerading but
are there any web sites that take you through it step by step.
Check here;
http://www.on-net.net/~jsprag/linuxnet.htm
On Sat, 19 Sep 1998, Jon Dowd wrote:
[root@localhost /home] # xisp
/usr/sbin/pppd: This system lacks support for PPP. This could be
because the ppp kernel is not loaded, or because the kernel is not
configured for ppp. See the README.linux file in the ppp-2.3.3 dist.
Jon,
I had that
hello, I am new to this list and to linux too.
please tell me where to find samba ?
I was told that this software makes linux visible to dos and w'95.
tnx
Ivan Cenov
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Network/9276/
ICQ: 17221948
Do what have to do, let
Mike Werner wrote:
I'm getting ready to do some set-up here and have run into a question.
My Linux box will be put into a LAN with a couple of Windoze 95 boxes.
One of the 95 boxes has a modem. I don't. The LAN is an ethernet type
running Net-Bouy (not sure of exact name, but that's how
Hi,
Why do a lot of bash scripts start with the
first line as #!/bin/bash?
They seem to work just as well
without.
Thanks,
Ishaaq Chandy
On 20-Sep-98 Kuruvilla Chandy wrote:
Hi,
Why do a lot of bash scripts start with the first line as #!/bin/bash?
That's not part of the bash script. The #!/bin/bash indicates that when the
script is ran, what is actually executed is "/bin/bash scriptfilename". If the
#!/bin/bash line is not
On 19-Sep-98 Brian/Carol Lehr wrote:
My Netscape program times out (shuts down) after about half an hour to
an hour. Anyone know why this happens, and how it can be corrected?
Quite a pain when I'm in the middle of downloading a file. Speaking of
which, are there any programs to enable you
Hi!
I have an ES1688 sound card named Sp301. Under Dos/windoze it runs
excellent. And it can be seen as well as AdLib, SB, SB Pro without any
driver preinstalled. Now I'm getting rid of windoze step by step and
making more of my work under linux. When I work I use to listen to a
CD.
Hello,
Why do a lot of bash scripts start with the first line as #!/bin/bash
It means that the script must be executed by the program #!/bin/bash.
They seem to work just as well without.
Not if you were using another shell than
Oops, it seems I sent an incomplete mail. Sorry for that.
Why do a lot of bash scripts start with the first line as #!/bin/bash
It means that the script must be executed by the program #!/bin/bash.
They seem to work just as well
Linux-newbie question:
I use the Alt-F[1-12] text terminal
switching quite extensively. But when
I am in X11, it does not understand
the Alt key, it seems X11 intercepts the
keyboard. My question is: "Is it possible
to have X running _and_ switch to another
login text terminal and by
BTW, this situation only happens when out users use netscape or IE's
Internet Mail...
Woody
Computer Technician
Security Consultant
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greets,
Well this time, whenever we add a new user, the adduser program doesn't
create a .username.pop file in /var/mail directory like it should. It
creates the actual username file like it should, but it doesn't create the
.pop file like it was before we updated sendmail...
ThanX
Woody
send me linux
Not everyone uses /bin/bash as their shell. This will allow you to run a bash
script from another shell.
On Sun, 20 Sep 1998, Kurt Wall wrote:
Kuruvilla Chandy spake, saying:
% Hi,
%
% Why do a lot of bash scripts start with the first line as #!/bin/bash?
%
% They seem to work just as well
According to root: While burning my CPU.
Linux-newbie question:
I use the Alt-F[1-12] text terminal
switching quite extensively. But when
I am in X11, it does not understand
the Alt key, it seems X11 intercepts the
keyboard. My question is: "Is it possible
to have X running _and_
Try ctrl alt and F(1-12)
I use the Alt-F[1-12] text terminal
switching quite extensively. But when
I am in X11, it does not understand
the Alt key, it seems X11 intercepts the
keyboard. My question is: "Is it possible
to have X running _and_ switch to another
login text terminal and
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