Freedos works in a "dos box" under linux (also xdos in xwindows), and
you could run the program in it, perhaps
On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Boddhisatva Troutwaxer wrote:
On the subject of VBASIC in Linux, does anyone know if the shareware BASIC
compiler for DOS called ASIC has been ported over to
http://www.janus-software.com/phoenix_body.html
This is shareware, and for linux, (plus a version for windows).
They are supposed to "open source" it soon, though I don't think it will
be GPL.
It looks much like VB.
Plus,
Star Office 5.1/5.2 has a VB scripting engine in it that
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hallo
I tried to connect my network about two seperate provider (router) to the
internet,
with complete different IP Subnetworks.
The router are external connected to my Linux firewall with two public
interfaces connect to provider router.
yes. put su in the wheel group
chgrp wheel su
chmod g+x,o-x,u-x su
that will only let root and wheel group members execute su.
On Thu, 15 Mar 2001, Julia A . Case wrote:
Is it possible to set up the machine so that only people in the wheel group can use
the su command?
Julia
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network restart
On Fri, 16 Mar 2001, Robert wrote:
No!! Messing about with the route and ifconfig commands never worked in my
case at least. After the ifdown/ifup sequence the routes are unaffected
anyway. I find it interesting that I have the same nic involved, the
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, John Wolford wrote:
This might be a bit off-topic (well ok it is).
If i have the ip address of a host that has been, say, port-scanning me, and i want
to find out
what "ip block" it belongs to, how do i do that? I don't neccessarily mean class A,
B or C. For
You can also do this
* * * * * /path/to/program /dev/null
that typically prevents an email for that particular program. You also
don't know if it cratered or had problems. :(
bug
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Thomas Sourmail wrote:
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, goldengull.net administrator wrote:
how
situation with the
drive.)
Does anyone know how to make the usb file system show up in proc? It
does not do so now. Also, any way to do something other than brute force?
How do I enable the usbmouse in X???
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Bug Hunter wrote:
I installed the new 2.4.1 kernel on my
And CMOS password can be disabled by removing the battery for about 15
minutes, or plugging in a jumper on the motherboard.
you can also use tom's root boot (www.toms.net) to boot a floppy version
of linux and get to your hard drive.
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001, Altoine B. wrote:
Bill Piety
some things that might help:
put in a cd that has rpms. I'm assuming that the RPMS are in a directory
named RPMS. substitute the correct directory in the following. From your
home directory, enter
rpm -qlip /mnt/cdrom/RPMS/*.rpm cdxfiles.txt
(where cdx is cd1, cd2, etc).
You now have
I installed the new 2.4.1 kernel on my Winbook Si2.
It works, all except for USB. No USB is recognized.
Does anyone have any ideas regarding USB and kernel 2.4.1???
The old 2.2 kernel did not recognize my USB either. However, it works
under (YUK) windows 98.
??
bug
ime in the
future (not tonight).
I compiled 2.4.1 on another laptop, and everything worked except the
framebuffer stuff, though that was compiled in. I don't know how to make
that work, and X is broken without it on that laptop. I may try the
kernel upgrade on it later.
bug
On Sun, 18 Feb 2001,
try going into your bios and enabling LBA for the disk drive mode
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001, Klar Brian D Contr MSG SICN wrote:
Lilo will not boot my system from the hd. Although I haven't
tried booting from hd for some time, I believe the error is the
01 01 01 scrolling to fill the screens.
This is an indication that reverse dns does not work for user from ip
address aa.bb.cc. try adding that ip address in /etc/hosts. that might
help.
On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Svante Signell wrote:
Shall I take this seriously? Which programs to check? Where to look?
Feb 1 20:20:10 computer
I had written earlier about not being able to write more than 4 to 8 meg
to the CDRW under Mandrake 7.2 on a 90 mhz pentium before failing with an
error. Reading was ok.
Some one suggested moving the CDrom drive to the second IDE. I put it
on the second IDE as master, and it was merrily
I have a 90 mhz pentium with Mandrake 7.2, and have both an HP CDWRiter
Plus 7200 and a Memorex CRW-1622. I get a similar failure from both cd
writers. I first used xcdroast, then went to cdrecord directly to capture
the problem. This problem occurs either using dummy or real write, and
even
during make modules of kernel 2.4, I get an error in "lvm", and the
build stops. Has anyone run into this??
thanks
bug
I read this. I've got to try to bridge two buildings and am considering
wireless, as the feed to the internet is a T1, so 2 to 4mbs is good
enough.
Are there any units that act stand alone as senders/receivers so that
you just connect the hubs in and go, without having to plug in wireless
This is a windows virus. both Norton and Mcaffee have info on how to
quarantine it. I think they are calling it a worm.
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Rusty Carruth wrote:
I just got a spam direct:
Received: from localhost (ppp-7-49.dialup.rdu.ipass.net [209.170.135.49])
Subject: Snowhite and
Nope. It wasn't a spammer. It was an acquaintance that has your email
address in their outlook program. This worm mails a joke to everyone in
the address book.
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001, Rusty Carruth wrote:
Bug Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a windows virus. both Norton
this tells me that the following programs have been replaced with
trojans:
ls
ps
most likely, the following programs were also hacked and replaced with
trojans:
/home/ftp/bin/ls
telnetd
netstat
ftpd
A re-install would be of importance now. Look in /etc/passwd for any
users that have
Err. How, if I may ask?
On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, Alfredo J. Cole T. wrote:
Hi:
I have been able to get Lucent and PCTel WinModems working with MDK
7.1.
Regards.
you can use linuxconf, or webmin to set up additional addresses for your
cards. Or you can go to /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts, and copy
ifcfg-eth0 to ifcfg-eth0:0, ifcfg-eth0:1, etc. and edit the files just
created. change eth0 to eth0:0 inside the file, and change the ip address
and
I have had similar wierdness. Sometimes it was related to a plug in.
Removing the plug in using 'rm' would fix it. Sometimes the files in
~/.netscape got hosed. Removing the entire directory would fix that.
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, root wrote:
I came in this morning to find netscape
One more thing. In the past, the Java engine has caused this error.
Removing everying, including Java, may help
On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, root wrote:
I came in this morning to find netscape broken on my
workstation. Worked when I left on wednesday - broke when I
came back today. The problem
windows has an option for their dial up, in modem settings (advanced??)
to bring up a terminal window either before or after dialing.
allow it to bring up a terminal window after dialing. The normal ppp
negotation does not yet start, and your pppd server should then put out
its login: and
The best thing to do for security is to make su only executable by root.
Then get the "sudo" package and install it, giving only a few users the
ability to run "sudo su" and thus change to root.
This makes the telnet server more acceptable, and limits your exposure.
Also, with
script tutorial
http://winfiles.cnet.com/connect/dscript.html
also see
http://wwwasu.murdoch.edu.au/help/connecting/win95/script/script.htm
bug
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001, Rusty Carruth wrote:
Bug Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
windows has an option for their dial up, in modem settings
Mandrake 7.2 installed on my winbook just fine. However, I have several
problems, and I was wondering if anyone else has solved these:
1. The USB ports were not recognized, andI can't get USB to work
whatsoever. Trying to load the modules by hand gives hardware not found
errors. Windows
.
Thanks,
Svante
Bug Hunter writes:
If you have PCI cards, IRQ sharing will work.
Otherwise, you may have to force the card not to be PNP and then tell it
what IRQ to be on. You usually have to run the DOS setup disk to get this
to happen.
I've not found any option
If you have PCI cards, IRQ sharing will work.
Otherwise, you may have to force the card not to be PNP and then tell it
what IRQ to be on. You usually have to run the DOS setup disk to get this
to happen.
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000, Svante Signell wrote:
No response so far, trying again.
It seems that installing php-mysql rpm allows mod_php to use mysql
calls. I'm not sure how that works, but it does. Thanks for the help!
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Gerald Williams wrote:
On Wednesday 20 December 2000 02:35, you wrote:
I installed mod_php from the mandrake 7.2 publically
I have a project in which I need to set up linux (we will be using
mandrake) on a machine, and the other identical machines will be cloned
from that hard drive.
Can I use DD to clone the entire hard drive? What if the drives are
different sizes? Will it clone a 1 gig to a 2 gig drive?
thanks!!! That looks like something I could use.
On Wed, 20 Dec 2000, Klar Brian D Contr MSG SICN wrote:
Look on freshmeat. There is a prog called partimage that
is a Ghost type program. This may do what you want.
-Original Message-
From: Bug Hunter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
I installed mod_php from the mandrake 7.2 publically available cd set,
and installed mysql from www.mysql.net.
when I do a "mysql_connect()", it gives me a function not found error.
phpinfo() indicates it was compiled with --include-mysql
I searched through the archives and did not find
I had something similar on a dual boot laptop that was originally
booted into Windows. I had to power it off to get it to recognize the
network pcmcia card. Windows had left it in a badly configured state.
bug
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Laurent Duperval wrote:
Hi,
Using LM7.2, for some
I'm using a linksys ethernet card, and it is very stable once
configured.
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Scott Parks wrote:
Same problem here. If you dual boot you must shutdown, then re-power the
unit for the nic to work right.
Of course once it is on I can use it about 2 minutes before it
Star office does not work with the JRE either, it requires the JDK for
linux. Give that a try. I suspect it will work. http:/www.blackdown.org
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Praedor Tempus wrote:
OK, this problem is making konqueror just about useless to me. I am unable
to access any sites
I've heard that FreeBSD is less prone to problems in a production
environment also. However, we run RedHat 6.2 24/7 and have very few
problems.
On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, Laurent Duperval wrote:
On 19 Dec, Scott Parks wrote:
Anyone have some thoughts on this issue? The machines are dual P3's
you can even run gnome in xstartup. comment out twm with a #, and exec
gnome-session on the next line. (or kde !)
bug
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VNC is nice as you can start a desktop at one site and go somewhere else
and pick-up where you left off. You have to
If you have downloaded the latest star office from their web site, click
on the "I have already registered" button. It won't bother you any more.
If you havent' downloaed the latest, there are some guidelines on the
www.sun.com site to tell you how to get around this. I've seen them, but
don't
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Gary wrote:
Actually, the US law has changed a few months ago, and 128 bit is okay to
export. This was demonstrate by a US Congresman from California who was the
first to send the PGP program to someone in England. It made the papers
nationally. It really is no
you need to use 'modprobe imm' with the newer zips.
note that using a parallel port drive _really_ bogs the processor down.
You want to do your backups early in the morning.
bug
On Sat, 24 Jun 2000, Joe Heafner wrote:
Greetings.
After much thought, I have come to the conclusion that a
true. However, please note that the sudoers file ships with
ALL=(ALL):NOPASSWD
as an example. ALL does not mean "all the programs I have defined
to be run by people I have given access to." Instead, ALL means "every
program on the machine."
This can bite you, as it is a silent
smtp is simple mail transport protocol.
pop3 is post office protocol (3?)
pop3 picks up mail delivered to a machine.
smtp delivers mail to and from a machine.
On Thu, 22 Jun 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm looking at setting up a mail server but I'm a bit confused about a few
you need to look in ~/.vnc/xstartup. there, an xterm should be started
and the twm window manager will be started. I've installed icewm, and
start it instead of twm, from that file./
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, Sevatio
Octavio wrote:
I'm using VNC for Linbox to Linbox. I'm able to log in and
rm -rf
On Fri, 9 Jun 2000, Gavin Clark wrote:
how do I quickly delete a whole directory and everything it contains from
the command line.
I can do it easily from kfm and other GUI file browsers.
but
#rmdir won't work because the dir isn't empty
and
#rm -r puts me in "do you
This is problematic if MsSQL 7.0 uses any transactions. MySQL does not
support transactions. You can get the Windows ODBC driver for MySQL, and
run a VB script/compiled code that reads the MsSQL database tables and
writes the MySQL datbase tables. This should be fairly easy and quick, as
On Thu, 25 May 2000, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
I'm trying to setup and better understand DNS Servers.
This way I can get my IP to point to my Domain name. What's involved here?
install bind. get the O'Reilley book on Bind. configure it. point to
yourself as a name server. test it.
Mandrake should come in several flavors:
1) Rock solid and stable, server style. No bleeding edge packages. Only
very, very stable ones. Enterprise edition!!! for those IT folks that
MUST install things that work, and can't afford to be hurt.
2) Minimal install version (300 meg tops)
Then this is a problem with his MTA. It is a trivial problem, and I'm
sure he is handling it.
On Thu, 4 May 2000, ibi wrote:
I hate to differ with anyone but according to my ISP if he doesn't set
up the mail server to accept both [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] his
client will
Because TCP/IP is an ack/nak protocol. The server sends you a packet,
you ack(nowlege) that you got it, it sends you another packet. If when
your packet gets back to the server, it is doing disk i/o or servicing
another request from another source, your response will wait until the
server
Yes. However, with the preponderance of UCE (Unsolicited Commercial
Email, also known as SPAM), you will have problems. The majority of
systems you try to deliver to will reject your mail because your domain
name is bogus and does not match up with your ip address.
Sendmail will just
could you possibly be plugged into the uplink port? I've seen much the
same symptoms.
On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Ronald J. Yacketta wrote:
True,
but I am getting a but load of collisions on my hub between my win2k and
linux box
for some reason it appears not to be autodetecting.
the
You only have one ip address through your cable modem. Therefore, you
can't use 2 ip addresses on your machine that are in the same ip
addressing scheme as the cable modem ip address.
Enable masquerading, and give yourself a 10.0.0.x or a 172.16.1.x or a
192.168.1.x address pool. Then
I have an opinion. It is my opinion.
PHP has perl beat hands down, in my opinion. Other people will differ
with me.
Perl is too feature rich, and the syntax can be puzzling. I've been able
to modify perl scripts, but creating other than simple ones is still a
chore.
PHP runs quickly
FAT is File Allocation Table.
Bread is Block read (?)
It sounds like you have a DOS or ISO9660 drive mounted and are failing
on the read of the data. Try cleaning your cdrom carefully, or unmounting
your DOS drive before installing the RPM.
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Stuart Nixon wrote:
I'm looking into clustering for my ISP. I've found the turbolinux site,
but their product is $995 or $1995.
Does anyone have any experience with their product? Is their product
GNU? If it is, is there any one willing to let me get a copy of it? (I
assume the large $$$ is for the support
In brief, yes. However, it won't take the OS (Linux) with it, in most
cases. Today, many crashes in windows forces a reboot. Not so under
wine.
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Pj wrote:
Let's see if I got this right: Wine is neither an adapter or emulator,
but instead uses API's to allow Windows
It is a safety margin for the super user. If a process or user fills up
the disk drive to capacity, the superuser has a small amount of disk space
reserved for use. This disk space allows the superuser room to correct
scripts (or generate new ones) to help clean up the hard drive or fix a
Agreed. And since this is release 1.0, I would wait until 1.1 or 1.2
before using.
The VERY GOOD THING about this is the amount of fixing that will occur on
WINE due to this. I expect WINE will firm up very rapidly now. Much
faster than before. Linux will assuredly benefit from this.
On Thu, 6 Apr 2000, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
A guess: 8Meg for video ram (no seperate video memory) + 1Meg for the
640k "regular" memory. (Thank you, Bill.)
Actually (and I don't like Micro$oft), Bill didn't have much to do with
this. IBM designed the PC with 10 times as much
On Wed, 5 Apr 2000, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
snip
For management and beancounters the priority no.1 question is:
Is the contractor (or manufacturer or store) large enough to pay
if we have to sue him in case of malperformance?
So the fact whether the product is superiour or not counts
this is a Microsoft software problem, best I can tell. It happens to
me all the time. clicking on refresh works most of the time.
switch to a real os.
On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, John N wrote:
snip
Any constructive ideas?
snip
Scott Sweeney wrote:
snip
Under Win98 there are numerous
just put it in a cron job.
man 5 crontab
On Sun, 2 Apr 2000, John Kofinas wrote:
I use rdate once in a while to set my computers clock, but that is a manual
approach. Is there any automated approach to this?
Thanks
John
install the sudo rpm.
then, give the user access to passwd. be careful, as sudo can easily be
misconfigured to allow access to all files. Don't ever use the word ALL
in sudoers.
On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Harald Wolf wrote:
Hi,
i want do enable a user to create other user accounts and set
I'm pushing kernel 2.0.36 into a 20 meg flash disk. I'm having trouble
getting pam to recognize the users in /etc/passwd. I'm copying the entire
pam.d directory in /lib/security.
Can someone give me some hints? I've got it booting in about 9 meg
worth of flash now. If it goes to 15 meg,
What is happening here is that the scsi emulator for IDE is being
loaded, and possibly it is blowing away your other scsi devices (The scsi
emulator for Parallel Port, and the scsi scanner).
I suspect a rmmod ide-scsi will allow you to use those devices.
Note that with the ide-scsi
We tried a LinkSys that indicated it would work under Linux (nc 100,
version 2) and it was an utter bust. We had to go to a DLink D5300TX
board. It failed under RedHat also.
On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, Brian T. Schellenberger wrote:
Best advice: Find one that specifically works under Linux.
If you create a lock file (perhaps in /var/lock), with the program's
file name, ending in .lck, you can check for that at the beginning of the
perl script and exit immediately if that file exists. At the end of the
perl script delete the file.
You can still have a race condition if two
suggestions?
Any ideas on how I can kill the previous process if I double click on the submit
button? That would work for me... I am not sure how to check for a second
process and capture it's pid#. Once I obtain the pid#, how do I kill that
process in perl?
Thanks in advance.
Bug Hunter
ps ax | grep process name
is a good replacement for top for just getting data about processes.
On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Michael D. Kirkpatrick wrote:
Maybe I forgot to mention that this is all done through a web interface. The perl
script that is being ran is executed from a private web
On Tue, 21 Mar 2000, Dan Swartzendruber wrote:
At 09:12 AM 03/21/2000 -0800, Tom Berkley wrote:
Sean
snip
Tom. see my response on this. I am sorry, your attitude is a major reason
linux has never had a major amount of commercial market share (and as long
as the linux vendors have this
On Wed, 22 Mar 2000, Trevor Farrell wrote:
Sean Armstrong wrote:
snip
You think Mandrake is messed up and your going back to RedHat 'cause its more
reliable - What ver of RedHat??? no version of RedHat I've seen can come near
Mandrake, but if you've found one, please tell us all, as I'm
send an exact copy of your cron job.
I once had an extra * in the cron job time list, and it tried to run
every script in my home directory.
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, Dan Swartzendruber wrote:
Has anyone noticed duplicate cron jobs being run? It doesn't happen all
the time, so it may not
If you know the names of the programs, the line
killall -9 programname1 programname2 programname3
will kill the programs, hard. It is always better to just try a killall
before you do a killall -9.
You can use the command line
ps ax | grep programname
and the first thing on the
Years ago, a Chicago firm (Data something?) that leased out computer
time had a bunch of those chain printers on their second story floor.
Those things weight a significant fraction of a ton.
One night, the printer hammers got in rythm by accident. A lot of jobs
were being printed. The
One interesting note. While I was duplicating a cd with xcdroast I drew
a static electricity spark against my computer case. This happened during
normal shuffling of papers and other events.
Nothing was interrupted. The burn finished. During the
compare, one block was bad. My best
I've got the cdrom writer working. I'm using xcdroast ok. I was able
to create a cd using linux, no problem.
I'm looking to create an iso file from a redhat 5.2 cd, not the
commercial version, but a fully free one that happens to be bootable. I
have a specific need for that, as this
You don't want to change apache to parse html files as php3 files. This
can present a security risk if more than one person shares your machine.
This allows people to run php3 scripts that copy any readable file on the
server and present that file to themselves by placing a .html page up.
You may have a bit more reading to do. Apache has to know to associate
the web pages produced with the php parser. you have to edit the
/etc/httpd.conf files. I forget exactly what you put there. If you visit
http://www.php.net, and look for their searchable FAQ, it will probably
put you
lynx 127.0.0.1
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Robert Binkley wrote:
This is a stupid question to you, but how do you use Apache.
edit /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and look for ServerName. Set it to
something. I ususally set it to the same name I put in /etc/hosts so the
name will resolve to an ip and back.
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Robert Binkley wrote:
Failed to start apache :
Starting httpd: httpd: cannot determine
most likely this is due to causing a program to run that is not a daemon
program, and you have not put it into the background.
this will cause this effect:
foo
this will not cause this effect:
foo
bug
On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Eric wrote:
I was playing around with installing some
er... no. It says "tar archive utility". I was wanting to know if the
T in Tar stood for tape. Or perhaps this is another recursive?
bug
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000, Rich Clark wrote:
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000, Bug Hunter wrote:
strange question...
does tar stand for &qu
strange question...
does tar stand for "Tape ARchive" utility? AFAIR, it does, but I'm
checking with the experts. :)
AFAIK, PCI allows IRQ sharing, so several cards on the PCI bus can share
the same irq. the OS sorts out which card interrupted it.
On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Jean-Louis Debert wrote:
Jeremy Kersenbrock wrote:
What does USB have to do with this? I understand how diabling USB would free
Does anyone know what this module does for you? I loaded it and tried
various things. It broke accessing the ls-120 drive as /dev/hdd, and it
didn't work as /dev/fd0. I couldn't find any man pages on it.
we do it all the time.
basically, you set up an eth0:0 and an eth0:1 config file. each looks
identical, except for the ip addresses and network mask stuff. the eth0:1
is the one that is your private ip address. I believe the files are in
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts. I may be getting
I think parted may do what you want. I saw a release e-mail about this
for redhat. It may be on their site under contrib.
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, John Aldrich wrote:
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, you wrote:
Okay I have seen a zillion ways to do this over
the last couple of years and read hundreds
Generally, you can do this if you allow yourself to have a swap
partition and a root partition on your hard drive. You link things like
the /usr partition to a directory on the cdrom drive you have mounted
under another directory. The root partition is required for writeable
things like
1. in /etc/hosts.deny, put
ALL : ALL
2. in /etc/hosts.allow, enter who can access your machine (man
hosts.allow)
3. update all packages whenever the update reason is a security
issue.
4. run only the daemons necessary.
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, ibi wrote:
This is a security
sometimes you have to use
append "mem=127M"
because 1 meg disappears into the video shadow. We had this problem
until we dropped it to 127 meg. then it recognized the memory
On Wed, 2 Feb 2000, Lasse Kristian Gustafsson wrote:
I heard that mandrake needs line: append="mem=128M"
in to
the encrypted password stuff involves one more step. you have to set
the samba password with the smbpasswd (?) utility to get it to work.
It is difficult to get to work the first time, but a careful reading of
the /usr/doc/samba* (or is it /usr/doc/smb*) will tell you. Another good
There is a howto in the /usr/doc directory, buried in the "mini"
section, I believe, that tells you how to use the NT boot loader. I'll
give you instructions from memory, which are a bit vague, but the outline
is correct.
1. install lilo on the first sector of your root partition
Actually, inetd will run telnetd upon demand. If you are on the
internet, you need to make your box more secure by editing /etc/hosts.deny
and /etc/hosts.allow
in /etc/hosts.deny, put
ALL : ALL
in /etc/hosts.allow, put
ALL : xxx.xxx.xxx.
where xxx.xxx.xxx is the network you are on.
if this is connected to the internet, upgrade! (Or at least install the
updates from the redhat site.)
Otherwise, if it isn't broke, don't fix it.
On 25 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Opinion Time!
Background:
I've set up a linux system where I work to act as an
small,
Not really. The mac address only applies to local ip's. Your router
would sub for all the other ip's, so the only mac address you get is the
router's address for your cable modem customers.
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Richard Potter wrote:
On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Scott Brightwell wrote:
Just
the satellite service works in conjunction with your current ISP.
requests are sent via the current isp connection to the satellite
provider's main computers. they obtain the information and spool it over
the satellite link. This can take a few seconds to get started. on small
pages, this
Trivia:
The early Motorola 6800 MicroProcessor had undefined instructions that
you could feed to it -- instructions being binary numbers, after all. One
of those instructions would put the micro in an illegal state. It would
halt, and after 10 - 15 minutes, if left on in that state
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