Hello everybody, Has anybody configured DNS and apache having multiple websites on it; on Redhat linux 7.1 Kumar. On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : > Send linux-india-help mailing list submissions to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, > visit > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-indi- > a-help > or, via email, send a message with subject or body > 'help' to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > You can reach the person managing the list at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is > more specific > than "Re: Contents of linux-india-help digest..." > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Re: 2 doubts (Sayamindu Dasgupta) > 2. Re: (no subject) (Suresh Ramasubramanian) > 3. Re : [LIH] assembly prog-II(sorry again!) > (i-engg3) > 4. Re: Mail Program and Chat (USM Bish) > 5. Re: man -K and "save text image" (USM Bish) > 6. Re: foxpro to linux (USM Bish) > 7. Re: two linuxes together-problem (USM Bish) > 8. Re: 2 doubts (USM Bish) > On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 10:04:58PM +0530, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Dear members , > > I have 2 doubts : > > 1) How do you take lilo out of MBR in a fully > functional Win-Lin dual-boot machine ? > > 2) How do you write (manually) either the Win 98 boot > loader or the Win 2K/Win NT > > boot loader > > to MBR ? > > > > Thanks , > > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > Shyam > > > > > > hi > u can overwrite the mbr where u have ur lilo with the > dos command > fdisk /mbr > this will install a dos bootloader and take care of any > win 98 in ur system > i don't know abt nt tho > cheers > Sayamindu > > > > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : syslog output on console > LOST #131 > > syslog entries are output to file as per the > configuration in > /etc/syslog.conf .. To have the same thing also shown > on a tty > not in use, add the following to /etc/syslog.conf: > > # Output to tty9 as well, and Alt-F9 to view > *.* /dev/tty9 > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>##############################- > ###### > : > > > +++ netfilter ux [linux-india] <09/11/01 10:40 -0000>: > > I have a Redhat Linux 7.1 installation with Sendmail > 8.11 and ipop3d . > > I have been having a problem since the last 2 days , > the email takes > > exceptionally long time for authentication while > sending . > > This is the messages I get is with Error Number: > 0x800CCC19. > > You apparently havent read the sendmail FAQ, or the > redhat release notes in > 7.1 with regards to sendmail. Hint: see the > sendmail.mc file at any rate ... > look for a string saying '127.0.0.1' > > http://www.sendmail.org/faq/section5.html#5.3.3 > > -srs > > I tried some hands on Linux assembly and succeeded. > I don't know your complete post but what I can guess is > you have problem with assembly syntax. > > listen friend, > Assembly is a language, more on that it is an operating > system dependent language(to the some extent). > You are using TASM. I think it is on dos622. The > assembly language > you are learning must be of dos622 from gaukar or > daglous hall . > > Dont try to port your program of TASM to nasm of x86 > linux(if it is of dos622). > > Try to understand assembly language howto fully. > search goggle, I have some bookmarks, will post it > later. > > www.linuxassembly.org is very good source. > > I am writing this from home, I will post some more info > on this tomorrow , when I will be in my office. > > -kvs. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: abhishek oommen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Fri Nov 09 17:27:52 GMT+05:30 2001 > Subject: [LIH] assembly prog-II(sorry again!) > > > hi guys! > some time back I had posted a question regarding > assembly language programming in linux. > well thanks for the info. but things have not been > smooth. > I've tried many > assemblers-as,gas,as86,nasm,easynasm,gasm,gasp. and > not a single one of my programs are working. the thing > is I am learning it on "tasm". > the syntax for every one of the linux asemblers is > different. it may take way to long to relearn things. > so now to the main part- I was wondering if there was > anyone who actually has done assembly programming on > linux and has been successful at it. How did you do > it? does tasm syntax work on any linux assembler? is > it worth relearning? is it too tough? is there nay > easy way out. i read the HOWTO on assmly prog. > please tell me if you been successful and managed to > do it? electronics engineering students especially. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Find a job, post your resume. > http://careers.yahoo.com > > _______________________________________________ > linux-india-help mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india- > -help > > > > > > On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 10:27:50PM +0530, Kingsly John > wrote: > > On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Suneil Ramesh wrote: > > > > |Is there a text based mail program for linux which > can > > |access HTTP mailboxes (like hotmail). > > > > There was this script called gotmail that would work > like > > fetchmail and deliver ur hotmail mails to your local > mail- > > box (or any other address for that matter) > > > > This perl script (gotmail.pl) is hotmail specific. It > uses > curl-ssl as a backend. The script does not work these > days > since M$ frequently starts playing around with about > five > sets of cookies, which need constant changing, and > ofcourse > the SSL layer being added. HotMail is not easy to get. > > If you have curl, you may succeed with other HTTP mail > ser- > vers. I have made headway for rediffmail using curl :-) > > > |Also I would like to text based messenger and chat > (inc- > > |luding chatroom) for yahoo. I tried Ari, Yahoonix > and > > |Chimmy but none of them compiled properly. > > > > You need ncurses development libraries installed. > > Bish > > -- > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : BASH and non-login shells > LOST #099 > > For non login-in shells (like xterm and rxvt) under > BASH, the > file which gets read is ".bashrc". Settings in > .bash_profile > may not be otherwise effective under X. Copy contents > of your > .bash_profile to .bashrc to make aliases available. > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>##################################- > ###### > : > > On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 10:18:40AM -0800, Tathagata > Banerjee wrote: > > i was trying to search for the string "save text > image" in > > all man pages, so i did $man -K "save text image" and > also > > $ man -K "save\ text\ image". in both cases, bash > returned > > "sh: unsafe: command not found." which kept scrolling > thr- > > ough the screen until i ended it with ctrl-c. > > > > however, "man -K" works nicely with single-word > arguments. > > is this a bug or a feature? :-) how can i find the > speci- > > fied string in all man pages? > > > > Your syntax is absolutely right. Please see the output > from > my box: > > bish@aedes:~$man 1 -K "save test image" > /usr/man/man1/chmod.1.gz? [ynq] q > bish@aedes:~$exit > > Please note the syntax. All strings must be in quotes > as in > the sample above. In this case, please note, I have > given 1 > (to look for man 1's only) to reduce search time. man > -K is > really time consuming. In this case, after I found that > the > string is in chmod, I decided to quit ... I could have > gone > more if I answered y or n. > > Then where is the problem ? Note, the error message you > are > getting is not a bash message. It is probably be from > the > settings of lesspipe in your distro ... Something is > being > routed through an "unsafe" command, which is not on > your > box. I am in no position to guess further ... > > > and will someone enlighten me about the function of > > "chmod 1--- " ? > > chmod 4--- sets the user id. > > chmod 2--- sets the group id. > > > > "man chmod" says "chmod 1---" sets "save text image". > > what is "save text image" ? how does it work? > > > ---end quoted text--- > > What your are looking at is 'man 2' of chmod and not > man 1. > Most folk don't need man 2 pages (System Calls), and > just > about need the man 1 pages (Commands). Do a 'man 7 man' > for > finer details. > > Unless you are in programming this info is of no use to > you > Please see the first lines of man 2 chmod, and it goes > some- > thing like '#include <sys/types.h>'... that should give > you > hint enough. FYI, 01000 is to set sticky bit. 04000 > is to > set user-id on execution ... and so on. > > For the command chmod, read 'man 1 chmod' NOT 'man 2 > chmod' > > HTH > > Bish > > -- > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : HTML Mails :( > LOST #086 > > Using plain text mails is a better idea. Especially on > mailing > lists. These are readable by all, whereas HTML mail may > not .. > Besides, they are smaller in size (bandwidth), with > less risk > of script nuisance. > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>#################- > ###### > : > > On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 08:27:15PM +0530, Sudhir > Gandotra wrote: > > > > Is there a way to use the .prg files in linux, by > compiling > > them in C through some utility ? > > > ---end quoted text--- > > In the good old dBase-III+ days there used to be a > MS-DOS app > which used to convert dBase .prg files to .c. > Forgotten such > things now ... if somebody remembers, please come > forward. > > Not exactly 100% foxpro, have a look at flagship .. It > is not > GNU or GPL ... IIRC, over a year ago it was free for > indivi- > dual use after registration ... Don't know the state > now. > > Bish. > > > -- > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : Shell auto completion LOST > LOST #097 > > Autocompletion is a feature provided by shells to > complete any > part command from the console. For different shells > these are: > > Shell auto completion csh ksh > bash/ ash > > Single option completion Esc-Esc Esc-Esc Tab > > Unresolved reference menu Ctrl-D Esc = > Tab-Tab > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>########################- > ###### > : > > On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 03:59:17AM -0800, abhishek > oommen wrote: > > I had tried to partition my hard disk and install > > mandrake 8.1 with my redhat 7.1 > > > > ...... then when I tried redoing the installation, > > repartitioning again. it would not proceed. it kept > > gving this error-"ldconfig not found" and also "hdlist > > not found". when i examined my redhat dir tree I found > > a whole lot of other directories in the / dir. i tried > > wiping out whatever I could recognnize as new and redo > > the install. it did not work. > > > > any advice on how i can solve this problem. and > > install both linuxes.thanks in advance. > > > > Installing 2 linux distros need seperate partitions for > both (preferentially primary partitions for / in both). > You are likely to have this type of problem problem if: > > a) You try to share main dir partitions like /usr, /var > or / ! > > b) You try and install over extended logical partitions > because between all the extended logicals there is > only one MBR > > c) Solution : boot from floppy. Delete all partitions, > re-partition and re-install. Do NOT share any part- > itions between distros (except for non-critical ones > like /opt or /home. Note even here the uid:gid num- > bers and names are to be constant). > > d) Put LILO info of both distros on / partition of each > distro not the MBR. For first re-boot boot through > floppy. Make one of the Linuxes 'master', and edit > > lilo.conf in it. Do 'lilo -v' from there for place- > ment of LILO boot record to MBR. > > HTH > > Bish > > > -- > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : Killing a Process (#3) > LOST #150 > > To kill a process by name, use the killall command. To > kill a > failed fetchmail session on tty1 as an user, log into > another > console, and issue the command "killall fetchmail". Be > careful > with this command as root, since all instances of the > program > used by *all* users will be killed !!! > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>##############################- > ###### > : > > On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 10:04:58PM +0530, > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > 1) How do you take lilo out of MBR in a fully > functional > > Win-Lin dual-boot machine ? > > By over-writing he MBR with M$ boot loader. > (Ofcourse > you may do a dd directly to MBR ... ) > > > 2) How do you write (manually) either the Win 98 > boot loader > > or the Win 2K/Win NT boot loader to MBR ? > > No need to do it "manually". Just boot through > your Windows > rescue disk and do a 'fdisk /mbr'. > > HTH > > Bish. > > -- > : > ####[ Linux One Stanza Tip (LOST) ] > ########################### > > Sub : Function key menu with .inputrc > LOST #129 > > "\e[[A":"mutt\C-M" # F1 Put your commonly > used apps > "\e[[B":"links\C-M" # F2 here and save the > file with > "\e[[C":"mc\C-M" # F3 the name of > .inputrc. Just > "\e[[D":"fetchmail\C-M" # F4 by pressing F1 - F5 > the app > "\e[[E":"sendmail -q\C-M" # F5 comes up ! No typing > ;-) > > ####<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>#################################- > ###### > : > > > > _______________________________________________ > linux-india-help mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india- > -help >
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