:Try
:http://www.redhat.com
:
:Many organizations when they get their domain names get com,
:org and net, to prevent others from using too similiar a
:name. Check out whitehouse or nasa if you don't believe the
:problems not doing so can cause. grin
...
i know that, but redhat.org is running a
:I played a bit with hdparm utility to tune my HD, and found that
:enabling DMA allowed me to boost HD read performance from 4Mb/s to
:11.2 Mb/s (as reported by hdparm -t). Now my emacs loads in about 2
:secs, but xemacs still takes forever - looks like I'll have to play
:with hdparm some more...
: Take a look at this:
:
: http://www.redhat.org
:
: ...hehehe, it took me a while to figure out what was going on.
:www.redhat.org resolves to 127.0.0.1. CLASSIC!
:
Hey, you are right on that one! Where does that come from? Certainly not
from my "hosts" file... A RH easter egg in a
Thanks for your help, Ramon. I now have a script that emails me only the
assigned IP address - took a while to get the parsing right! A couple
more questions, if you don't mind:
1. Is there a way to pipe the contents of a file into the subject line
when using the "mail" command? I would like
Hi,
After long time not updated, now SOPE has release ver. 0.03.1
in source code. Anyone interested to try ?
goto http://www.emuhq/sope/
I hope with the open source, SOPE will then
beating the 'Bleem! for win9x'
Luqman
Registered User #140544
LiNUX Mandrake
On Sat, 13 Nov 1999, Tim Howell wrote:
Thanks for your help, Ramon. I now have a script that emails me only the
assigned IP address - took a while to get the parsing right! A couple
more questions, if you don't mind:
1. Is there a way to pipe the contents of a file into the subject line
Hi Ron,
You didn't look did you...:-)
www.redhat.org is a Microsoft Frontpage Personal Web Server ad.
Pretty low IMHO.
Regards
Christopher Cox
Ah.
Do I feel foolish. How did they do that!
remove
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My URL is : www.megabitwest.net
"take my advice and have a good day whatever
side of bed or grass you woke up on."
it's not just in Linux that it resolves to 127.0.0.1, I tried it in
MSIE5.
Christopher Cox wrote:
Ah.
Do I feel foolish. How did they do that!
Why does http://www.redhat.org resolve to 127.0.0.1? I'm using Windurs 98 with IE.
Seve
It does not exist.
You can find a beta version of a driver (Vortex chipset driver) at
www.opensound.com.
At this time it only supports playback and it costs $10 (not much if
you want to support opensound IMHO) unless you want to keep restarting
the evaluation version. But the playback is quite
Because that is how someone has set it up on their dns server. I did check
and it is not owned by RedHat at all.
Most likely just someone that was wanting the domain for email only and
wanted to play a joke on everyone else.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
:Because that is how someone has set it up on their dns server. I did check
:and it is not owned by RedHat at all.
:Most likely just someone that was wanting the domain for email only and
:wanted to play a joke on everyone else.
This is the best practical joke I have seen in the long time...
I
At 01:16 AM 11/14/99 +0100, Denis Havlik wrote:
:Because that is how someone has set it up on their dns server. I did check
:and it is not owned by RedHat at all.
:Most likely just someone that was wanting the domain for email only and
:wanted to play a joke on everyone else.
This is the best
:Try
:http://www.redhat.com
:
:Many organizations when they get their domain names get com,
:org and net, to prevent others from using too similiar a
:name. Check out whitehouse or nasa if you don't believe the
:problems not doing so can cause. grin
...
i know that, but redhat.org is
Hi Ron,
You didn't look did you...:-)
www.redhat.org is a Microsoft Frontpage Personal Web Server ad.
Pretty low IMHO.
Regards
Christopher Cox
Hahahaha this is hilarious. Now we know who's actually
running Mandrake and who's running that "other" O.S.
Because that is how someone has set it up on their dns server.
Oops, I wasn't thinking before when I said someone submitted it to
Internic with that address. They just configured their bind server that
way.
I guess it's time for a cup of coffee...
--Derek
I was not avare that one can put "private" IP - addresses in "public" DNS.
Actually the fact that 127.0.0.1 address gets resolved over "public" DNS
at all sounds completely weird to me. I have always thought
all the internet infrastructure ignores non-routable IP-addreses.
You're not
If you don't have permission to access the server, ask your ISP why?
-sen
nixien writes:
Hi Sen and all
Thank you for taking time replying my email. Having read your email, I tried
to browse www.opensound.com, unfortunately, I don't have permission to
access the server. Do you why or
I am using VNC Server on my Linux box. Till yesterday I was able to use VNC
Viewer on my WIn95 machine.
Now, all I get is a semi refreshed screen and it hangs.
The Xclient file on my X11 dir is looking for etc/sysconfig/desktop file. I
don't seem to have that file.
Can anyone tell me what it
Hi guys,
As suggested I included modprobe to my rc.local and it worked. I am now
wondering how it worked without these lines, before.
Thanks
Sridhar
- Original Message -
From: Derek Simkowiak [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 6:19 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi Ben, I thought I would share my answer to your
messages with the Mandrake crowd and see what they
make of it. Here it goes.
Bear in mind that Mozilla is not Netscape 5.0. I am not
sure if they share much if any code at all. I suspect
that Netscape 5.0 will have SOME of Mozilla's work
The Xclient file on my X11 dir is looking for etc/sysconfig/desktop file. I
don't seem to have that file.
Can anyone tell me what it contains, and if it is not critical can some
email me the file.
I consider this a bug in Mandrake, but I am too lazy to report it.
It is a "missing"
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