Try running pwck...it will check the validity of /etc/passwd, and
/etc/shadow, and let you know if you have any problems. Such problems may
be causing this error.
-Sam
On Mon, Mar 09, 1998 at 09:07:10PM -0800, Ken Arck wrote:
I recently changed over my 5.0 system to PAM authentication, which
Mike Frisch wrote:
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Casey Jones wrote:
I was wondering if the person who u/l ghostscript.5.10
to redhat's site could possible compile in the stcolor and st800
If you're using an Epson Stylus Color 800, you should probably use the
"uniprint" driver from 5.10 (as
Hello everyone
We seem to have cropped up a strange problem with our networking on one of
ourclient systems.
They have a dedicated PPP connection to us (over standard modem) coming off a
firewall/router Red Hat 5.0 linux box.
The Firewall Linux box also has 2 ethernet cards in it delivering
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Andy Moskoff wrote:
ddd: error in loading shared libraries
libXm.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I seriously doubt that motif and lesstiff are binary compatible. You'll
have to recompile your apps.
Do I have to rebuild these binaries?
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Rodney O. Kerstetter wrote:
What is the output of rpcinfo -p?
- Rod
Good point!
On one server I have only:
program vers proto port
102 tcp111 rpcbind
102 udp111 rpcbind
:(
while on the other I have:
program vers proto
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Bryan Koschmann wrote:
Actually it looks more like you were logged on as a user, SU'd to
root, then ran netcfg, which needs a export DISPLAY=:0.0 to tell it
where to draw the window... Hope this helps..
how can you tell this?
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I bought a DTC 2278EB VLB IDE controller this week for my 486. I have redhat
4.2 with kernel 2.0.27. I recompiled the kernel to use the DTC 2278 driver.
Before the recompile the best transfer rate I could get using hdparm was 1.40
MB/s. With the dtc driver I can get about 3.10 MB/s. However,
There are so many Linux books out there and it is really hard to pin down the
absolute best. Also many of them are NOT so good; absolute crap. i.e. Linux for
Dummies (which I had the sad misfortune of purchasing. I think it best to have
more than just one book. I have recently narrowed it down to
Is there a way to permanently set folder permissions on mounted drives?
I can mount them from root and set the permissions to make them
writeable by other users but, after a reboot I lose those and have to
login as root to set them again.
Maybe something can be set in one of the scripts that
Bench wrote:
This is possible but you can't just issue a pwconv5 here since all
shadowed password '*' on /etc/passwd file which is the case in
Slackware instead of 'x' will be interpreted in Redhat's shadow suite a
non-shadowed password itself. You can create a script that convert all '*'
Greg Thomas wrote:
I'm looking for an ISP (for a dialup/ppp connection)
that is known to be helpful to Linux Users connecting by PPP.
I'd appreciate a reference from you'all...
With somewhat mixed feelings I can point you to Earthlink. They
recently added a Linux page
Hi,
Can someone please help me out?
I posted a similar message but got no replies! :(
I'm trying to do an NFS mount and getting the above error...
I see no messages in the nfs server logs or on the client side.
I have portmap, nfsd and mountd all running and have /etc/exports set up
such that
I just upgraded from 4.2 to 5.0 this morning. Everything went
extremely smooth. I was very impressed.
There was one problem though... I'm using afterstep as my WM and
asclock displays the time as GMT even though everything else is set to
PST (-0800). Anyone have any clue as to what is
Got to http://www.moongroup.com/unix/linux_stuff.html and have a look at the
Quick Tips... the fix is there!
On 09-Mar-98 Kevin H. Devin wrote:
I just upgraded from 4.2 to 5.0 this morning. Everything went
extremely smooth. I was very impressed.
There was one problem though... I'm using
hey, you guys, i created a page specifically for linux newbies, with
emphasis on the redhat version.
It still is under construction, but take a look.
And tell everyone you know about it.
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Very recently, my RedHat 5.0 system started pausing for a period of time after I type
in my userid and password. It pauses right after displaying the last login, and
right before giving me a shell prompt. Has anyone else seen this? If I telnet
to the box, it gives the message about the last time
After restarting linux this evening, during bootup it complained about
"/dev/hda2: Deleted inodo 14989 has zero dtime" for about ten different
inodes. Now, I understand what an inode is, so does this mean that a file
just got the axe for each of these? Is there any means of checking what,
if
mud99 wrote:
hey, you guys, i created a page specifically for linux newbies, with
emphasis on the redhat version.
It still is under construction, but take a look.
And tell everyone you know about it.
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When I try to mount from a linux box to an aix box I get an "NFS
request from insecure port" error message on the linux box. How can
I get around this?
Thanks
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On Sun, Mar 08, 1998 at 06:07:19PM -0600, Larry Lade wrote:
Is there a command which converts all filenames in a directory to lower
case? I was about to write a perl script to do so, but I'm sure there's
a standard tool to do it... one I can't seem to find or remember.
yes, it's not hard to
Perhaps you need to be more specific with symptoms. What do you mean
by "folders"? Are you using ext2 file system?
A file system's permissions are written to the disk (at least any
file system that I've ever dealt with). That means when you remount
a drive, the file permissions, including
Hi there,
I logged into my ISP last night, and start downloading some files. As it
started to take longer than I thought I left it running over night. This
morning after I logged out I checked the `messages' file, and to my
surprise most of it was deleted. There was only a few lines there; to
On a SCO system though you MUST have at least RAMSIZE+10% as when it
crashes, it writes the contents of ram to the swap partition. If there
isn't enough room, it will simply overwrite your root partition with
the
excess.
Gee, that's very thoughtful of it! I wonder how long it took the
Raymond Fung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 09 Mar 1998
11:17:09:
Are you using PINE or the so to edit / compose your E-mails, those
software have configuration settings that you can preset your
host/domain name when composing messages, which should normally be
your ISP's domain name
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The final version of my Ghostscript 5.10 RPM is now available. RPMS of
the fonts and manuals are also available.
Read the file ghostscript-5.10-3.README for more information.
This RPM includes Epson Stylus drivers for resolutions up to 1440 dpi
as well as
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Raymond Fung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Mon, 09 Mar 1998
11:17:09:
Are you using PINE or the so to edit / compose your E-mails, those
software have configuration settings that you can preset your
host/domain name when composing messages,
Well, when I ran out of my 128ram+16mb swap, X closed down all applications
and dropped to console. It's strange but I didn't think I had so many apps
running that my system couldn't handle. It seems that I am able to run
more apps under Windows although its multitasking isn't that good.
At
[...]
for i in access*
do
cat i$ filename
done
but this doesn't concatenate them quite the right way. I was looking to
append them together in order, so they would be seamless - in other
words
February 15th would be the ending in one file, and Feb 16th would be
the
start in the next.
Hello,
I recently upgraded a server at work to linux. The box houses 650+ users
and usercfg hates it. When I run usercfg it gives the following errors:
[root@ian log]# usercfg
Red Hat Linux usercfg 3.5
Copyright (C) 1996, 1997 Red Hat Software
Redistributable under the terms of the GNU General
'O Reilly has a 2nd edition out now, completely updated. And it IS one
of the best books around!! (imho)
Arjan
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Subject: Best Linux Book
On Mon, 09 Mar 1998, RedHat List wrote:
Hi,
Can someone please help me out?
I posted a similar message but got no replies! :(
I'm trying to do an NFS mount and getting the above error...
I see no messages in the nfs server logs or on the client side.
I have portmap, nfsd and mountd all
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Aelmans, A.A. (Arjan) wrote:
'O Reilly has a 2nd edition out now, completely updated. And it IS one
of the best books around!! (imho)
Arjan
That copyright is on the second book.
Quoted straight from Amazon: Publication Date: August 1, 1996.
Is it a lie? Misprint?
At 05:16 AM 3/9/98 -0500, Douglas F. Elznic wrote:
Hello,
I recently upgraded a server at work to linux. The box houses 650+ users
and usercfg hates it. When I run usercfg it gives the following errors:
[root@ian log]# usercfg
Red Hat Linux usercfg 3.5
Copyright (C) 1996, 1997 Red Hat Software
No, not a lie, just a (c) on the original text I guess. Like I said,
it's pretty up-to-date (as far as it's possible with Linux!!), so I'd
say
take charge of a bookstore an look it in?
Arjan
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To:'[EMAIL
I'm using the same processor, no problems.
Charles Sheehan-Miles
Microsoft Certified Professional
User Support Manager
A/EX/IRM Department of State
Unisys Corporation
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try add to Cw and DM lines in you sendmail.cf:foobarbaz.com
Also, you must remember about proper MX in DNS
Mike
KONDO Kazumoto wrote:
Hello, there!
I am new to Red Hat 5.0, and I like this very much!!
I have a question on mail setting, especially sendmail.cf.
I would like to setup my
I just upgrade XFree86 from 3.3.1 to 3.3.2
This time I build XFree86 using glibc and Threads option.
Server is absolue ok. But I can't run almost all
my old X11 applications. They reports some X11 library
can not be loaded though I have newer version there.
For example, netscape reprots "can't
[ I'm forwarding this to the list since support had chewed on this for
three weeks with no indications of a forthcoming fix. On further
investigation it seems that the C header files related to tcp/ip have
serious problems. I can't get a clean compile of diald for instance. ]
The basic problem
Hi there,
I logged into my ISP last night, and start downloading some files. As it
started to take longer than I thought I left it running over night. This
morning after I logged out I checked the `messages' file, and to my
surprise most of it was deleted. There was only a few lines
Anyone want to give me a complete walkthrough on setting up my Syquest
EZFlyer parallel port drive under linux?
- John Higginbotham - [EMAIL PROTECTED] -
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- Designer - http://limbo.netpath.net -
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Hi,
I have an aging installation of RH 3.03 on one of our company
servers, I am intending to upgrade this box to RH 5, RH3.03 box is running
apache,virtual sendmail,shadow passwords,public html services. What should
I watch out for when I take the box to 5.0 - is it just a case of
You prolly have your logs rotated by a cron job which is why you have
no messages. Go look in your /var/log dir and see how many files are there.
Ususally the messsages file gets rotated and appears as messages.1-messages.#
As for the syslogd, thats because when the log rotates, the syslogd has
Thanks ALL, those informantion is very useful.
CS
Hi, All
Where can I find a good Linux Admin book? Online or book store.
When my linux box boots without network connected. It reports from
eth0 that my box is not connected to the net,
Hi,
It's not very important but i've got problems with my .bashrc file : the
system
doesn't seem to take care of it.
I've checked the man and it says that the option -norc ( which obliges not
to read the .bashrc ) is default when the shell invoked is sh so maybe
that's where the problem is
[...]
PID TTY MAJFLT MINFLT TRS DRS SIZE SWAP RSS SHRD LIB DT
COMMAND
408 ? 12119 1585263 720 20492 36784 15572 21212 816 0
4921 X :0 -bpp
[...]
Look on the bright side! 5 megs of the process is swapped out... all you
have to worry about is running out of swap...
Hello,
Does anyone happen to know how to send attachments using sendmail at
the
command line?
try mpack (not sure if this is part of your linux dist, you might
have to download compile, but it is very small and easy to
build)
e.g. mpack -s test test.txt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
will encode
Hi all,
I don't know if my previous message made it to the list... So here it is again:
I can't get Netscape to run on my pentiumII rh5.0 box. I've dowloaded and
installed all the updated rpm's as well as the netscape-communicator and
navigator ones. When installing with rpm, everything goes
Sorry, I forgot the URL.
it's - http://members.xoom.com/mud99
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Does anyone know if redhat-list has a message digest feature and if so, how
do I turn it on? (I already tried asking the listserver for "help")
Thanks for your time.
Troy D. Taylor
System Administor
U.S. Logistics INC.
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how
do I turn it on? (I already tried asking the listserver for "help")
You have to subscribe to the digest list. See the info on RH's web page.
Look for support; mailing lists.
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I'm trying to do an NFS mount and getting the above error...
I see no messages in the nfs server logs or on the client side.
I have portmap, nfsd and mountd all running and have /etc/exports set up
such that the mount I attempted would have worked...
Using RH5.0...
I experienced the same
Hello!
Is there in Linux a file like a file called ttytype from other unix systems
?
How can I know what type of terminal I use if I know the tty ?
Thanks a lot!
Eugen Constantinescu
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Hi, I realize this might be a bit off topic, but it does have to do with
installing linux. :-)
I have just obtained a pentium PC with two hard drives but no CD-ROM drive,
and no floppy drives. (hey, it was free!) I would like to put Linux in
it, but I still can't figure out how, short of
On Monday, March 09, 1998 2:58 PM, mud99 [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
Sorry, I forgot the URL.
it's - http://members.xoom.com/mud99
I don't think so. That page seems to be full of radio controlled model
info.
Keith
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After 46 days of uptime and considerable stress testing, an ethernet driver
wedged. On reboot, nfs exports fail. Attempting a mount from a remote
machine yields:
mount clntudp_create: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Unable to receive
Running "rpcinfo -p" on the affected machine yields:
That's http://members.xoom.com/linuz
edwin
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Sent: maandag 9 maart 1998 16:29
To:'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc:The recipient's address is unknown.; LOCAL
Subject: RE: Linux Newbie Page
On Monday, March 09, 1998 2:58 PM, mud99
I had a similar problem - I built a PC from spare parts I had, but did
not have a CD ROM drive I could put in it. I did, however, have access
to a (very) fast Internet link. I downloaded the entire RedHat
installation (about 250Mb) at work onto three ZIP disks, then restored
them onto a spare IDE
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Hash: SHA1
Has anyone tried setting a quota restriction on /var/spool/mail
to limit a users incoming mail spool size? I am considering
trying this and I wondered what would be the system effect.
I am concerned what mail sendmail will do if/when quota says
On Sun, Mar 08, 1998 at 09:25:05PM -0600, Christopher Radi wrote:
Has anyone else had success using Mtools to access FAT32 partitions? I've
never been able to mount either of my FAT32 partitions, so I never tried
Mtools. I accidentally did a "mdir c:" instead of an "mdir a:" and it
Al Sparks wrote:
Perhaps you need to be more specific with symptoms. What do you mean
by "folders"? Are you using ext2 file system?
Right you are. I meant to say dirs/subdirs. Still trying to get M$ outta
my system.
A file system's permissions are written to the disk (at least any
file
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, E Kelly Bond wrote:
Has anyone tried setting a quota restriction on /var/spool/mail
Yes, we have it running. It works well.
I am concerned what mail sendmail will do if/when quota says
that the restriction has been reached.
If I recall, sendmail bouces with a
On Sun, Mar 08, 1998 at 09:25:05PM -0600, Christopher Radi wrote:
Has anyone else had success using Mtools to access FAT32 partitions? I've
never been able to mount either of my FAT32 partitions, so I never tried
Kernel support for mounting FAT32 partitions is present in the current
BTW... if you're not really interested in this topic (i.e. RedHat Linux, then
get off the list!)
Damn man -- CHILL OUT! So the guy made a mistake -- GOD!!
Thanks for wasting my ISP charges and drive space reading YOUR piece of crap
message!
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Hi, I realize this might be a bit off topic, but it does have to do with
installing linux. :-)
This doesn't sound off-topic.
I have just obtained a pentium PC with two hard drives but no CD-ROM drive,
and no floppy drives. (hey, it was free!) I would like to put Linux in
it, but I
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Luis F. Orozco wrote:
I have just obtained a pentium PC with two hard drives but no CD-ROM drive,
and no floppy drives. (hey, it was free!) I would like to put Linux in
it, but I still can't figure out how, short of getting a CDROM for it. I do
have another machine
I recently changed over my 5.0 system to PAM authentication, which works
fine by the way...
the only thing I noticed is that *some* accounts no longer track UID to
username. That is to say, if I log on as user X, instead of getting the
username in the prompt, linux tells me "[I have no
Luis F. Orozco wrote:
Hi, I realize this might be a bit off topic, but it does have to do with
installing linux. :-)
I have just obtained a pentium PC with two hard drives but no CD-ROM drive,
and no floppy drives. (hey, it was free!) I would like to put Linux in
it, but I still can't
Why go through all this? When I want to transfer files, all I do is bootup
MSDOS 6.2 off floppy, with INTERLNK.EXE and INTERSVR.EXE on it, run
INTERLNK on one PC, INTERSVR on the other, and poof! Instant mini-network.
Works best with a parallel connection but'll use serial too. That way the
hard
I am printing to an HP JetDirect printer on the network, and I am using
banner pages. Problem is the banner pages come out last. I'd like to
print the banner pages first. I'd also like to create Postscript banner
pages. How do I do that, and how can I move the banner pages to the
beginning of
I am trying to set up dial-back modem access (shell only, no ppp).
To make things a little more complicated, the remote modem is a Motorola UDS
v.34, which has security features such as users and passwords I intend to use.
If anyone has any experience with dial-back setup I would appreciate any
What package to I need to get this? I can't seem to find it right now.
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I'm sure this has been discussed on the list before but I can't seem to
find what I am looking for, neither on DejaNews nor in the mailing lists
archives. As a last resort, I am looking here :-)
In the old days when I used redhat 4.2 with a USR 33.6 PnP (NOT WinModem),
along with a Dell
XFree86-devel
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rpm -qf /usr/X11R6/bin/xmkmf
XFree86-devel
At 07:01 AM 3/9/98 -0600, you wrote:
>What package to I need to get this? I can't seem to find it right now.
d
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I have three machines set up with distributed home directories using NFS,
NIS, and the automounter. Every once and a while, NFS will stop serving
to the hosts listed in /etc/exports. When a host tries to automount a
home directory, it receives a "permission denied" error. The NFS server I
am
Dear gurus:
I remember reading somewhere about a command that auto detects the
video card for configX. Does anyone by any chance know what the
command is? Your help is greatly appreciated...
"Linux now,...and forever!"
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While spellchecking a message in Netscape Communicator, an attempt to
use the fvwm: Start-WindowOperations-Move to move the pesky modal
spellcheck window out of the way. Lo and Behold, x-windows blew up and
out leaving me at a terminal prompt. Did it twice just to make sure. It
happened again.
While spellchecking a message in Netscape Communicator, an attempt to
use the fvwm: Start-WindowOperations-Move to move the pesky modal
spellcheck window out of the way. Lo and Behold, x-windows blew up and
out leaving me at a terminal prompt. Did it twice just to make sure. It
happened
While spellchecking a message in Netscape Communicator, an attempt to
use the fvwm: Start-WindowOperations-Move to move the pesky modal
spellcheck window out of the way. Lo and Behold, x-windows blew up and
out leaving me at a terminal prompt. Did it twice just to make sure. It
happened again.
On Sun, 8 Mar 1998, Craig Kattner wrote:
After restarting linux this evening, during bootup it complained about
"/dev/hda2: Deleted inodo 14989 has zero dtime" for about ten different
This is usually caused by not shutting down properly. You must not shut
off linux by simply turning off the
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which leads to my question, what really does happen with Linux when you
use up all the memory, RAM + swap? What is the worst that has happened
to anyone? EMWTK.
Typically some of your applications will segfault. Linux itself will not
crash under
I have another Motif 2.1 question. I just purchased the upgrade from 2.0
- 2.1. The reason being that its advertised that 2.0 won't work with
RedHat 5.0 (glibc). So, I get Motif 2.1 in the mail the day before
yesterday, and THE VIRTUAL DESKTOP IS GONE! As you might have guessed,
the virtual
I am accustomed to 'tip' on BSD and Solaris for talking to terminals and
modems. I have many TCL/expect scripts that use 'tip', so minicom
presents a problem for me. Is there a 'tip' like RPM for linux? Or a
binary? All I need is something simple. With tip you get 'connected'
when you
Our HP-UX box recognizes passwords that are longer than 8 characters (not
sure what the actual character limit is). Is there a plugin module or other
method to get this functionality on Linux?
TIA,
Brian
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Kelly,
Here is what I found out... I have a quota on my mail partition of 10 megs
per user.. I tried this and when they received a 10meg mail message and
they tried to download it it createed an error. Because sendmail that I
run copies the file to .user.pop when it does this copy it
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Thomas P Zahm wrote:
I'm looking for an ISP (for a dialup/ppp connection)
that is known to be helpful to Linux Users connecting by PPP.
I'd appreciate a reference from you'all...
With somewhat mixed feelings I can point you to Earthlink. They
recently
If anyone is looking to purchase a really great shell programming book I
recommend the following book. "Portable Shell Programming" by Bruce
Blinn. Its small but it contains excellent examples and explanations for
someone trying to learn. I have been using it for two years now and I
have found
Hi everybody,
I have failed to find an answer in the smb.conf man page and in the samba
howto, so I post this message.
I have samba working on my linux box and wind95/Nt boxes can see it. but
when they try to access it. they receive a message asking a for a password
related to the IPC$ share
LEBLIN JY [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, Mar 09, 1998 at 03:01:06PM +0100:
Has anybody got an idea where the mistake is ( and it is certainly stupid ).
Here is what my .bashrc is like if it may help. Unless i make a source
.bashrc none of the alias is available.
Bash only sources bashrc on
Am running RedHat 5.0 and the Apache bundle that came off of the CD. Am
running Netscape 4.04 on a Win95 workstation. The subnet is IP masq'd.
I have an oddity which I would definitely like to solve if anyone can
help. When I try and hit an html page on the server, if the page has a
.html
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, David Hughes wrote:
Am running RedHat 5.0 and the Apache bundle that came off of the CD. Am
running Netscape 4.04 on a Win95 workstation. The subnet is IP masq'd.
I have an oddity which I would definitely like to solve if anyone can
help. When I try and hit an html
try running setup and going to the X conig section...that will let you set
up X and auot-probe for your video card...as long as it is PCI.,
Zach Smith
Ann Arbor, MI
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I had the same problem...I found my fix with setserial. I set the IRQ
on my modem with a jumper, and the ran:
setseral /dev/modem irq #
Zach Smith
Ann Arbor MI
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I'm sure this has been discussed on the list before but I can't seem to
find what I am looking for, neither on
Sorry, I forgot the URL.
it's - http://members.xoom.com/mud99
DOH! I have too many websites, the real address is -
http://members.xoom.com/linuz
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Has anyone seen a non--html version of the apache documentation?
The on-line stuff is very difficult to follow with hyper-link after
hyper-link...
Thanks,
.dn
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I got my DNS working. I had made lots of typo errors, and had been
confused between the "local" configuration and the "zone"
configuration. The article which really helped was "Setting up a
basic DNS server for a domain" by Craig Richmond. The article can be
found at
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I have an old laptop that has no cdrom drive or slots for an ethernet
card. I would like to install RedHat onto it, but if I put the rpms on
the hard drive, I will have no space left to do the installation.
Is there a way to install using PLIP or
Sounds like either Netscape or Apache are missing a mime type definition
for the .htm extension, so the file is being handled as plain text by
either the server or the client.
At 04:14 PM 3/9/98 -0700, you wrote:
Am running RedHat 5.0 and the Apache bundle that came off of the CD. Am
running
I just set up RH5.0, downloaded the 18MB Netscape RPM file (at 28.8!) on my
Win95 system, then tried to ftp it to my Linux box using Ethernet LAN cards.
It took just as long on the Ethernet LAN to transfer! (about 3000
bytes/sec). Only two LAN cards on the LAN, total cable length of 10 feet! I
On Mon, 9 Mar 1998, Ambrose 'Bo' Barry wrote:
I just set up RH5.0, downloaded the 18MB Netscape RPM file (at 28.8!) on my
Win95 system, then tried to ftp it to my Linux box using Ethernet LAN cards.
It took just as long on the Ethernet LAN to transfer! (about 3000
bytes/sec). Only two LAN
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