Gordon Messmer wrote:
Toralf Lund wrote:
I'd really like to be able to use this software *and* Red Hat
9/g++-3 apps utilising the same library functionality.
Maybe what I want is to put the libs on
/usr/lib/i386-redhat-linux7/2.96 or similar...
I discussed the simple options... you may
Toralf Lund wrote:
Gordon Messmer wrote:
Toralf Lund wrote:
Regarding the recent discussion on C++ binary compatibility, or lack
thereof: I am now compiling some of my code with g++296 from
compat-gcc, and it works rather well. One question, though: Is there
a simple and direct way to have
Craig Daters wrote:
X-CDRoast is what you are looking for (www.xcdroast.org) and is included
with RH, now whether it got installed when you installed RH is another
question. If not, there is an RPM available at Red Hats site. There is
documentation available for X-CDRoast at the www.xcdroast.org
Gordon Messmer wrote:
Toralf Lund wrote:
Regarding the recent discussion on C++ binary compatibility, or lack
thereof: I am now compiling some of my code with g++296 from
compat-gcc, and it works rather well. One question, though: Is there
a simple and direct way to have the different g
Alan Hodgson wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 01:08:25PM +0200, Toralf Lund wrote:
are responsible for being able to justify their claims. In other words,
if developers claim the application is perfect for me, *then* I have the
right to demand that it is. Maybe this is not very relevant
Otto Haliburton wrote:
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On Thu, 2003-10-16 at 11:32, Gordon Messmer
Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
What he's wanting is a standard C++ ABI. However, no operating system I'm
aware of offers one.
Hmmm. I used to work on SGI workstations (I was as certified developer
and everything ;-)), and I was always under the impression that the MIPS
ABI that got a great deal of
On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 11:56:46AM +0200, Toralf Lund wrote:
If I make a load, public announcement saying that I've written this
great piece of software that is the best thing since the reinvention of
the wheel (;-)), and that will render all applications known so far
hopelessly irrelevant
On 2003.10.17 19:15, Hal Burgiss wrote:
On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 04:13:56PM +0200, Toralf Lund wrote:
I'm not trying to imply here that the gcc developers or freeware
package
maintainers in general aren't open to criticism. In fact, it seems
to me
that misplaced remarks of the form stop
Otto Haliburton wrote:
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2003 at 06:03:52PM -0500,
[ ... ]
Actually, I think the runtime linker will try to load all relevant
versions , and make sure the correct one is used in each case
But when the compiler/linker is trying to resolve symbols, how does it
know which symbol to use? The two, incompatible versions of the C++
library will
Regarding the recent discussion on C++ binary compatibility, or lack
thereof: I am now compiling some of my code with g++296 from compat-gcc,
and it works rather well. One question, though: Is there a simple and
direct way to have the different g++ versions pick up different versions
of a
Toralf Lund wrote:
Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
RH9 uses an updated libstdc++ which can cause problems. Also, if
you are
exporting anything but c-style functions declared with extern c or
whatever that is, you will NOT have compatibility at all. There is
some
work for a standard C++ ABI
Jonathan Bartlett wrote:
software certainly runs on 9; I'm not sure what happens if you mix
binaries from the two versions (e.g. by replacing one of the DSOs
without relinking the app.)
If the C++ was exposed in anything except extern C blocks, then no, you
can't mix binaries from the two
We're having problems linking C++ objects compiled with g++ 3.2 on Red
Hat 9 with libraries (DSOs) built using g++ 2.96 on Red Hat 7.3. Does
anyone have details about the (in)compatibility between these releases?
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Are the DSOs C++?
Yes, that's what I said, wasn't it?
RH9 uses an updated libstdc++ which can cause problems. Also, if you are
exporting anything but c-style functions declared with extern c or
whatever that is, you will NOT have compatibility at all. There is some
I'm experiencing some serious instabilities on my machine right now. I
will get arbitrary core dumps, an sometimes a complete lock-up of the
host, when the system load is high. The processes that load the system
are typically *not* the first ones to crash; applications like the GNOME
panel,
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As I am out of the office, the e-mail message you just sent me
(subject
may be left unread for some time. I will check my mailbox
occasionally, but urgent
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As I am out of the office, the e-mail message you just sent me
(subject
may be left unread for some time. I will check my
I'm trying to set up Bugzilla on a server running Red Hat Linux 9. I've
got a package for bugzilla itself (version 2.17.1) that is working fine on
Red Hat 7.3, so no problem there (I think), but I'm having a hard time
getting all the perl dependencies right - and I don't know if I can use
the
I don't quite understand the purpose of the Preferred Applications
dialogue in Red Hat 9. What exactly does it do? I mean, I know I can
use it to select default web browser, text editor and word processor,
but when are these settings used? Also, doesn't the functionality
overlap a lot with
Is anyone able to run XFree86 on Red Hat 9 properly with a Sapphire Radeon
9600 PRO Atlantis graphics card? I can actually start X, but only with the
VESA driver - with radeon I get an error message stating that no devices
were found (and setting DeviceID doesn't help.)
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You can always get linuxconf at http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/linuxconf/.
Yeah, maybe that would be the best thing to do. I had somehow got it into
my mind that linuxconf was an old, no longer supported tool that would be
bad to use, but it has of course just been dropped by Red Hat (not by its
I'm having a closer look at redhat-config-packages to see if it may be
used instead of a custom PERL script to keep our systems up to date. Some
questions I've come up with:
1. What is a directory for the --tree argument supposed to look like? I
tried one where I had copied the contents of all
I'm trying to obtain some info on a Red Hat 9 install tree from within a
script. Is there a simple way (e.g. a util that will parse the XML) to
list all the packages included in:
1. A specific collection
2. The collections that are selected by default
?
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I'm trying to install Red Hat 7.3 on a serial ATA dist connected to an MB
with Silicon Image chipset. I can't get this to work simply because the
installer won't recognise the harddisk.
Red Hat 9 does find the unit, as far as I can tell, but I can't use
anything newer than 7.3 right now due to
Hello list,
I have written two scripts that work together to locate all of the
serially attached devices in a system (including a serial console) as
well as determine how many serial ports the system has, then enable a
login (via agetty) for all unused serial ports.
One of the scripts is a perl
Another old issue that's still unresolved:
Red Hat Linux used to include a utility called fixperm that could be
used to make sure that spool directores etc. had correct owner, group and
mode bits so that all system services would run properly. The tool was a
part of linuxconf, and I was using
Intellicast, Weather.com, and so on have desktop modules to run radar
loops
continuously on one's desktop. Unfortunately, they are all only for
windows.
Does anyone know of a good desktop weather module for Linux?
Thanks.
Try Weather report under Add To Panel-Accessories (Red Hat 8.0 or 9) or
After upgrading to Red Hat 9 (from 7.3), I started getting the message
panic: end_shift at /usr/bin/inst line 371, P line 43366.
when running one of my PERL scripts. I'm guessing this is caused by some
kind of weirdness in my code, but I have no idea what end_shift is
supposed to mean, so it's
Toralf Lund wrote:
Please refer to the below Q A from the USB FAQ. One of our customers
is seeing this behaviour right now. The weird bit is that the setup has
worked in the past, and as far as I know, the hardware or BIOS (or OS
installation) haven't changed at all. Any ideas what might
Has anyone tried to connect a Red Hat 7.3 system to the Internet via a GSM
mobile phone? What exactly does it take?
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Hi,
It can really depend on the phone you've got, how you are connecting it
and if the GSM phone itself has a full builtin modem. Can you give us a
few more details
Yes and no. I haven't decided yet how I want to connect it; it depends on
what is expected to work best. We're mainly talking about
Hi,
It can really depend on the phone you've got, how you are connecting it
and if the GSM phone itself has a full builtin modem. Can you give us a
few more details
Yes and no. I haven't decided yet how I want to connect it; it depends
on what is expected to work best. We're mainly talking about
Shouldn't /dev/tape be created/updated automatically on a system with a
tape drive attached? It isn't on my Red Hat 7.3 setup...
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Please refer to the below Q A from the USB FAQ. One of our customers
is seeing this behaviour right now. The weird bit is that the setup has
worked in the past, and as far as I know, the hardware or BIOS (or OS
installation) haven't changed at all. Any ideas what might cause this
problem to
I'm trying to transfer an ASCII file (S-record format) across a serial
link from a Red Hat system to an IPC board. If I do
cat file /dev/ttyS0
(with connection at first serial port) it seems like the transfer gets
stuck after the 1st line. If I echo the file one line at a time with a
small
On Tuesday 10 Jun 2003 10:36 am, Toralf Lund wrote:
I'm trying to transfer an ASCII file (S-record format) across a
serial
link from a Red Hat system to an IPC board. If I do
cat file /dev/ttyS0
(with connection at first serial port) it seems like the transfer gets
stuck after the 1st
thanks very much
other question why redhat9 doesn't come with gnorpm neither kpackage?
Red Hat 9 uses a new tool - redhat-config-packages- instead of those.
You should try it, it is really quite nice.
thanks
On Tue, 2003-06-10 at 05:09, Tapang, Roderick Eugenio (GXS) wrote:
Hi,
On Tuesday 10 Jun 2003 12:52 pm, Toralf Lund wrote:
On Tuesday 10 Jun 2003 10:36 am, Toralf Lund wrote:
I'm trying to transfer an ASCII file (S-record format) across a
serial link from a Red Hat system to an IPC board. If I do
cat file /dev/ttyS0
(with connection at first serial
On 2003.04.01 20:37, J.Slim wrote:
I've been reading all the man pages I though might clue me in but I
can't
find a command to list the total size of a folders contents. Anybody?
The command is 'du' (as in disk usage.) See manual pages for more
info.
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, but I can't find anything wrong with it, and I've
tried *really* hard.
Ideas, anyone?
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On 2003.03.27 18:47, stevnewb wrote:
The SCRIPT facility makes it very easy to write a script, but the
permissions vector does not not include an 'x' for execution rights.
The script *belongs* to the root, which is how I'm logged in when
I'm trying to access it, but when I try to invoke it,
It looks to me as if dhclient (Red Hat 8.0 or latest Raw Hide version.)
Does not execute /sbin/dhclient-script when network is stopped. Is this
so? Why? - I need some way to clean up config a bit on shutdown, so that
the host may also operate correctly when off the net...
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Okay, I have two questions that are not on topic.
1) Any good open source backup software?
Amanda.
http://www.amanda.org/
I'm currently using dump and tar. I like the simplicity of dump but I
would like to be able to get all my volumes on one tape. I think you can
do this if you forward your
Are the anaconda-runtime tools documented anywhere?
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On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 16:49, Toralf Lund wrote:
Now, I've run a lot of successful installations from my setup, but
often
when I make a change, I make some kind of mistake or something
inexplicable happens so that the installation fails, usually with
keyword
error.
[ ... ]
something like
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In order to avoid annoying messages of the type
modprobe: Can't locate module sound-slot-0
on a machine with no sound card installed, I've added
alias sound-slot-0 off
to /etc
steps or
something like that?
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In order to avoid annoying messages of the type
modprobe: Can't locate module sound-slot-0
on a machine with no sound card installed, I've added
alias sound-slot-0 off
to /etc/modules.conf. This seems to work rather well, but I'm still left
with a lot of
modprobe: Can't locate module
Hi!
As I'm thinking about switching to RedHat, I'd also like to know, if
RedHat supports XFS (the filesystem)?
I don't think they do. However, SGI supply kernels based on the Red Hat
sources. See http://oss.sgi.com/projects/xfs/
BTW, from what I hear, the 1.2 Pre-release is really quite stable
id will then change.
Is there a way I can change the device id assignment order so that the
system id. is constant? Simple reversal of the order (i.e. _last_ disk as
/dev/sda) would do just fine.
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On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Toralf Lund wrote:
There should be a MAKEDEV executable in /dev, assuming you've got
the
MAKEDEV package installed (rpm -q MAKEDEV). If so, su to root, and
just
cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV hda
Yes, I get that's part of the answer to my questions. However, I've
never
called
To add auto detection/automatic driver setup for a frame grabber board
which has a custom Linux driver. I've managed to get kudzu to add the
following line:
alias char-major-81 itifg
to /etc/modules.conf
However, after loading the module I get
cat /proc/devices
Character devices:
[ ... ]
254
Hi all - I had a query from a collegue as to how to find/track memory
leaks.
Other than top, what is a good tool to track memory usage?
Thanks!
There is a Linux version of Purify (commercial), you should find out more
on http://www.rational.com/. The dmalloc library (freeware; included with
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I have a driver for an optional hardware component (a frame grabber)
that I want the system to set up automatically upon reboot after the
hardware has been installed. I've managed to modify
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I have a driver for an optional hardware component (a frame grabber)
that I want the system to set up automatically upon reboot after the
hardware has been installed. I've managed to modify
On Mon, 13 Jan 2003, Toralf Lund wrote:
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I have a driver for an optional hardware component (a frame
grabber)
that I want the system to set up automatically upon reboot after
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'man mknod' for details, but basic usage is:
mknod NAME TYPE MAJOR MINOR
I had a feeling someone would misunderstand my request...
I *know* how a device file may be created
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I have a driver for an optional hardware component (a frame grabber)
that I want the system to set up automatically upon reboot after the
hardware has been installed. I've managed to modify
itifg
In other words the module registers itself with major id. 254, while I
would assume 81 from the modules.conf entry. Any ideas why? How exactly
does kudzu determine device ids?
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update /etc/modules.conf (after the usual user confirmation.) However, I
also need to create special device files for the unit. What's the
best/recommended way of doing that?
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locate module
sound-service-0-3
(Continually; not just during boot.)
Why? Any way to prevent this?
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We're trying to set up a Qualstar 4222 tape library on a Red Hat 7.3
system. Most operations work fine, but I'm not able to switch tapes using
'mtx next' or similar. Behaviour is rather like the one described under
bugs and limitations in the mtx manual page, i.e. it will
sit there
We have a new mainboard (Asus A7V8X) with an integrated BroadCom BCM4401
LAN controller. Is there a Red Hat 7.3 driver driver for this network
chip? Note that bcm5700.o or tg3.o do not appear to work.
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Hi folks,
I'm a linux newbie, just bitten by the linux bug :-)
I've installed linux 7.3.
i 686, kernal 2.4-18
I've tried to download real player for linux 7.3, n the way I went abt
it was :
http://forms.real.com/real/player/unix/unix.html,
I was in a dilema of selecting the
ago, but I'm hoping that has changed now, so that I
can stop maintaining the old beast (it doesn't have a lot of features,
it's UI is somewhat old fashioned, and I'd like to spend time on more
original work...)
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I have tried with different keyboards and also changed the keyboard
type
using
anaconda --reconfig
all with the same result.
Does anyone understand what is going on here?
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Toralf,
Manual switch boxes are ALWAYS very unreliable. While switching,
you're
And now a re-run of one of last weeks problems... I have some more
information now, though, but still no idea about how to resolve the issue.
We have a PC running Red Hat 7.3 that shares keyboard, mouse and monitor
with a different system via a manual switchbox.
PC1 : Keyboard/mouse/monitor
Does anyone know of a way to get Kudzu (RH7.2) to detect CD-RW drives
(particularly Philips brand CD-RW's)?
Hmmm. We have a number of CD and DVD RWs here, and they are all detected
just fine. Haven't tried the ones from Philips, though. What exactly
happens? What do you get, if anything at
Maybe the keyboard emulator of your KVM is different than your current
keyboard driver. The keyboard is constantly sending a signal to the
mother board to ensure it is still there. When you switch your KVM, the
KVM then in turn sends a signal to the motherboard, it seems like the OS
is
in text mode and under X, and found no way out
except to reboot. I also tried again several times, with the same results.
Any idea why this happened?
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I'm trying to set up Red Hat Linux 7.3 on an A7N266-VM mainboard, which
as the nForce-220D chipset with integrated graphics, sound and LAN.
Installation worked just fine, but:
1. Boot using GRUB fails with message:
28 : Selected item cannot fit into memory
Fortunately, syslinux
Hello,
I'm running a fresh installation of RedHat 7.3, and it seems no
Java-based application will run. Netscape 6's XUL-based panels all come
up blank, no applets will run, and I cannot run any JAR files because my
shell can't find a java executable. Not only have I installed the
I'm trying to set up Red Hat Linux 7.3 on an A7N266-VM mainboard, which as
the nForce-220D chipset with integrated graphics, sound and LAN.
Installation worked just fine, but:
1. Boot using GRUB fails with message:
28 : Selected item cannot fit into memory
Fortunately, syslinux
Looks like the packages on http://rhcontrib.bero.org/ haven't been updated
since last year. What has happened?
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, but I really
think that shouldn't be necessary...
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Another package from the OS distribution that causes conflict when
upgrading to GNOMEhide packages, is xmms-gnome. Again, the package is
not in GNOMEhide or Raw Hide. Why?
Now a Bugzilla issue -
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=71507
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What is the maximum file size on a normal Red Hat setup these days? (i.e.
on 7.2 or 7.3 using ext3) I seem to remember hitting the roof at 2Gb in
the past, but (fortunately) it looks like I can create files larger than
that now.
Related question: Where is it documented?
- Toralf
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What is the maximum file size on a normal Red Hat setup these days?
(i.e. on 7.2 or 7.3 using ext3) I seem to remember hitting the roof at
2Gb in the past, but (fortunately) it looks like I can create files
larger than that now.
That's not quite true. I can create files larger than 2Gb, or
What is the maximum file size on a normal Red Hat setup these days?
(i.e. on 7.2 or 7.3 using ext3) I seem to remember hitting the roof at
2Gb in the past, but (fortunately) it looks like I can create files
larger than that now.
That's not quite true. I can create files larger than 2Gb,
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I notice that linuxconf is gone from the Red Hat distribution as of
version 7.3. I don't really mind about the config tool, but I was using
/sbin/fixperm in one of my configuration update
I notice that linuxconf is gone from the Red Hat distribution as of
version 7.3. I don't really mind about the config tool, but I was using
/sbin/fixperm in one of my configuration update scripts (or rather, an rpm
trigger). Is there an alternative to this utility?
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clearly that doesn't limit the rate. I also
suspected that failure to find all the video RAM was the problem, but
inserting
VideoRam 16384
into the devices section did not help.
Any idea what else might be wrong? How exactly is the refresh rate
determined, anyway?
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Here's the thing though. I am planning a HUGE migration from
Microsoft to Linux in a K-12 school system. This includes servers
AND workstations. Now, trust me, I'm not fan of Microsoft, I
downright despise them. However, would any kid in the network get
his hand
[ ... ]
Is there anything else I must do to get rid of the packet filters? Or
could the DHCP failure have a different cause?
It turns out that the host doesn't get the address properly when booting
with the network installation CD (no, I wasn't going to re-install, I
just wanted to test a
the same network
configuration (and also the same type of Ethernet card) as others were
dynamic network setup works just fine, as far as I can tell.
Any ideas what might be wrong?
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Are you running IPchains or IPtables on the server?
If so, make sure you open up both ports 67 and 68, for both TCP and UDP,
on the interface you are using for the internal network.
Not on the server, by it turned out they were running on the client even
though I didn't want them to (which
on
this issue. Does anyone with a similar setup, i.e. network with multiple
hosts configured via DHCP, some of which may be disconnected and run
stand-alone, or even connected to a different net, possibly without even
rebooting, have anything to say?
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Are you running IPchains or IPtables on the server?
If so, make sure you open up both ports 67 and 68, for both TCP and UDP,
on the interface you are using for the internal network.
Not on the server, by it turned out they were running on the client even
though I didn't want them to
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We are running RH7.2 on a server in text mode.
When trying to view HTML files using mutt I get the following error
h: /usr/bin/htmlview: No such file or directory
This was not a problem in 7.0
The file would just open in
. (Or alternatively, prove
that the hardware is OK and put the blame on the file system.)
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.img
to /boot/grub/grub.conf and run mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.4.9-31.img
2.4.9-31
Now trying a reboot...
Yes, that did the trick. Thanks!
- Toralf
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2. Select the special menu
3. Set DMA mode for all disks to 0
4. Set Ultra DMA mode to enable
exit and restart.
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From: Toralf Lund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 08, 2002 7:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Disk check?
We have a Red Hat
On 10/05 2002 02:19 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A buddy of mine has a rather peculiar problem: he can install RH 7.1 on
his home system but 7.2 and 7.3 bomb out. Soltec motherboard with athlon
CPU. Anybody have any clues? A google search only came up with some hits
about radi controllers being a
On 26/04 2002 00:54 Michael Scottaline wrote:
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002 12:07:57 -0500
Ezra Nugroho [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribbled intuitively:
Does anyone know of a good IMAP client?
The best one so far is Mozilla mail, but maybe there are others.
==
I prefer
On 23/04 2002 21:12 Ray Curtis wrote:
tl == Toralf Lund [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
tl I recently got minor problems with my Red Hat 7.2 setup because I
had
tl somehow changed the keyboard type from 101 key to 105 key by
mistake.
tl What was worse, I wasn't able to change
I recently got minor problems with my Red Hat 7.2 setup because I had
somehow changed the keyboard type from 101 key to 105 key by mistake.
What was worse, I wasn't able to change it back using 'anaconda
--reconfig' because that command would crash. I the started looking around
to see if I
On 18/04 2002 16:05 Havoc Pennington wrote:
Toralf Lund [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What exactly is missing? It can't be the actual package handlers
because they're in /usr/lib/vfs/extfs, as far as I can tell...
Well you'd need a gnome-vfs module that understands how to use those
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