have a firewall secure enough that I don't worry about
script-kiddies. :)
For my work system, all of those ideas are put to use along with adding
immutable flags to system binaries and configuration files (one more
thing for a script-kiddie to have to figure out), mounting web content
from a read-only media, and tripwire checking nightly.
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delivery agent setup
to see where it's configured to put the mail.
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Deskjet 722C support ( graphics and text )
Not a clue... Check the Ghostscript site for more information.
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, remove /tmp/.X0-lock
Try startx -- :1
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is causing
messages to be sent to me three times (I'm subscribed to both lists).
I'm about ->this<- close to just saying screw it and unsubscribing. I
don't have the patience to wade through the duplicates to find the
"real" messages.
Fix the damn mailing lis
would appear that noone at Mandrake has
taken the time to read the bash manpages to find out how the /etc/bashrc
and /etc/profile scripts are supposed to be used and which login types
they're used for. Damn annoying...
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ay for Intel to get people to buy new chips.
You're getting confused by Windows terminology though... "Unimodem" is
simply a generic modem driver used under Windows when a modem-specific
driver isn't necessary. My Zoom 56k modem uses unidriver, but it is not
a Winmodem.
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bluebottle wrote:
>
> On Fri, 05 May 2000, you wrote:
> >
> > Steve Philp, MCSE/MCP+I
> > Network Administrator
> > Advance Packaging Corporation
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi Steve
>
> Nice to see you posting again.
>
Thanks! It's nice
bject: [newbie] Sorry to be asking on here
> >
> >
> > Im sorry to be asking on here about a windows question, but i heard people
> saying that they scan their e-mails and said they might
> > have gotten viruses from this newsgroup. So im using Mcafee and if there
>
Nickolay Belostotsky wrote:
>
> And how do I run, say:
>
> hdparm -d1 /dev/hda
>
> on every startup?
>
> Thanks
Add the command to the end of /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
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he problem or
resolution, just declaring that "something" must have fixed it.
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Martin Solms wrote:
>
> > Our cleanup effort? Deleting the "Found a bad attachment" messages from
> > the postmaster mailbox and watching the outgoing queue rise because of
> > closed SMTP servers on the remote side.
> >
> > --
> > Steve Philp,
the htdocs directory. Something like:
chmod o+rwx
should do the trick, but is NOT RECOMMENDED. Allowing the webuser to
modify the web site is a problem just waiting to be exploited.
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Hash wrote:
>
> On Fri, 05 May 2000, Steve Philp wrote:
>
> > * Add the '*' to the /etc/ppp/[chap|pap]secrets files.
> > * Add the noauth line to kppp
> uncomment the lines in the resolv.conf file, to no avail.
> >
> ping www.yahoo.co
ou give it to a running
> process?
killall -HUP qmail-send
For information on signals, try 'man 7 signal'
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x27;s only
> an ALPHA) promises to be a very good browser.
I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it. The thing's been in
development longer than Mozilla and isn't anywhere close to being
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orts
your max resolution. From there, start at 640x480 and work your way
up. I think you'll have better luck with this method than with asking
for the max resolution right off the bat.
The other thing you may want to check is that you're really booting into
graphical mode. At the LILO prompt
;, we ran
merrily through the entire day.
Our cleanup effort? Deleting the "Found a bad attachment" messages from
the postmaster mailbox and watching the outgoing queue rise because of
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"Gunther C. Hebein" wrote:
>
> Hi all!
> Under DOS there is library for C++ called CONIO.H;
> There are many functions like "clrscr() etc..). Where's that library
> under Linux?
Try the ncurses libraries.
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(otherwise known as the Windows
> > Security Hole).
> >
>
> I get a chuckle out of all these. Most of the time running Linux, you
> can collect them
> and send them to "friends" you don't like.. :)
And what better way to tell someone you love them
y shocked.
> (BTW, it was actually much easier to get my Linux box networked with my
> Mac over AppleTalk; definately a power user thing, while a ppp connection
> is really a basic).
>
>
One last thing to keep in mind while being frustrated with Linux. You
are no longer an end user. You are an administrator. It's a whole
'nother mindset.
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nders, aliases and all the
rest. It's what we use and have found it to be a great solution (even
for my non-command-line literate coworker -- thus the web interface).
I haven't played with Postfix, but I've seen a few messages on this list
from others who do. I'd be interes
tunately,
> Corel Linux crashed twice in two days...
Interesting distribution, really. It worked well on one machine here,
but was absolutely horrible on the other. Now it's gone from both. It
was a freebie install anyway, it came with Corel Office 2k.
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7;t, out of the box, work the with UDMA/66 interfaces on the BP6
board though. It'll make a boot disk during installation for you, but
it won't let you install on those drives. A bit annoying, since the
patches for the HPT366 interface have been available since the 6.1
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work, probably not what you intended.
Change the LOCAL to your actual network range and give it another try.
I also ended up playing around with the files for awhile one night
trying to get network printing working. I've since wiped that system,
else I'd have more detailed information t
It's actually a kernel process.
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directory along with the appropriate
configuration in your /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. www.apache.org
probably has better details.
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Ron Johnson wrote:
>
> Dave Lers wrote:
> >
> > telnet-server
>
> H. Since I have telnetd, but don't have the telnet-server
> rpm, where does /usr/sbin/in.telnetd come from?
>
> Is there an rpm command to find which rpm contains a certain
> file?
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> Steve Philp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Hello all!
> >
> > I've just installed Mandrake 7. Chose "high security" during
> > installation and maybe that was a bad choice.
> >
> > Attempting
Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Best,
> Chris
Sounds like a netmask problem to me. Ensure it's set to 255.255.255.0.
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gt; suppose to be running at over 400kps?
One thing you may not have taken into consideration is the pipe that
connects the other end to the Internet. If it's connected via ISDN,
that would certainly explain your download speed.
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ll Ftp services handled by the Linux box.
>
> Thanks in advance.
What problems are you currently experiencing when having it setup like
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x27;s likely the remote system looking for ident and DNS information.
Most systems are setup to check that an incoming connection is allowed
to connect (/etc/hosts.allow, hosts.deny). After that, most will
attempt to do an ident lookup on the remote user to get info for the
logs.
I'd look at
the mailing list archives available at the MandrakeSoft website.
This chipset, while supported, is a pain to get configured correctly.
The archives have the answers to getting it working!
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ick to that security.
Even without binary packages, it's only about a 15 minute job to setup
Qmail on a system. Add 1 minute if you need to do user or host
masquerading.
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fun, sorry if you think we're picking on ya. Nobody's
> asking anyone to do anything so how about easing off on the keyboard and give
> the ol' fingers a rest. Have a great weekend.
How about instead of going to all the effort of creating ANOTHER site,
we all contribute something to www.mandrakeuser.com. I'm sure Tom
Berger would appreciate the help!
(I haven't forgotten you Tom, just very busy lately!)
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g things into a tailspin?
Come on. Grow up and act like adults that can take responsibility for
your actions. This is getting ridiculous.
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Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
>
> On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
>
> > Jason Antonacci wrote:
> > >
> > > Is there any linux os flavor (or any os period) that allows the loading of
>multiple kernels? I remember a professor during an SMP discussion st
you're treading into the territory of mainframe
monsters... I do remember reading that IBM has ported Linux as a
"virtual machine" to their 390 series and is now working on porting it
to act as the "main" operating system of the machine.
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gured and managed via ssh, so the easier
> the better! :-)
> John
I've got ezmlm installed on the work server along with qmailadmin for a
web-based administration of the whole system (pop accounts, forwarding,
aliases, mailing lists, and auto-responders). It's a pretty nice
e anything
> > > similar? Past installs of 6.1 have not done hits - only
> > this time! (fresh
> > > install after nuking RH 6.1)
> > > Any help appreciated.
> > > Thanx
> > > Don
> >
I don't have the manpage for the Mach64 X server handy, but you might
look into adding the sw_cursor option. It's possible that one of the
sleep modes is disturbing the hardware cursor.
It's worth a shot, anyway... :)
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e right path. They
> don't have it right yet, but they are heading the right direction.
For a specific market, yes. Whether it's a significant market will
remain to be seen.
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> descent with standard FTP.
Be careful with statements like that. Some FTP servers will allow you
to issue something like:
get directory.tgz
and it will tar and gzip the directory tree for you so you can transfer
the whole thing as one file. If you go high enough in the tree, you'
tes has ported Unicenter TNG. They shipped some freebie
disks out awhile ago. RH6.1 includes it with their Professional box set
also. Check CA to see if it's available online.
I've loaded it, but haven't played with it yet. If you try it out, let
us know what you think!
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does cut down on the useful information that you provide to would-be
crackers.
They're harmless messages.
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As... then navigated to a directory that is mounted
(/mnt/backup, an 8G partition on another drive), entered a filename and
saved the document. No errors were reported and the file exists in the
specified location.
Now, if you want to limit that statement to NFS mounts, that might be
someth
.
> which "developing" packages would i require to install at first, to accomplish
> the compiling and packaging?
No, you'll just need to be sure that the libraries and development
packages you need for the "compiling package" are installed.
> Hope this makes s
willingly submit themselves to it.
Installing a new kernel is only a few commands (from your message, it
would appear that you know what those are...).
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e's a nasty little secret I've never seen documented anywhere. To
get the absolute smallest installation, just unselect ALL of the group
choices (like GNOME Desktop, KDE Desktop, Network Management, Kernel
Development, etc) during installation. You will get a minimum booting
system that
e should cry VIRUS for LILO. Making
> > some BAD publicity for those who do it could help.
> >
> > (just my 2c)
> >
> > Denis
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Civileme wrote:
>
> Steve Philp wrote:
>
> > Civileme wrote:
> > >
> > > Trend ChipAwayVIrus(R) On Guard Ver 1.63A
> > > [SNIP]
> > > My reaction, since Trend doesn't have a consumer complaints dept, was to
> > > write FIC Sales a
licy. I'll also
> copy this to Slashdot and see if a few folks feel interested in
> slashdotting www.antivirus.com, or FIC.
Can't you turn it off in the BIOS? The Abit BP6 board I own also has
virus detection, but it's toggle-able in the BIOS.
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stall the modutils package.
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> --
>
> {*}
> <> \./Z/ Roberto A. Foglietta
> <><> |_
> ~~ e-mail : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> DDNNNDMNIF web-mst: http://www.fisica.unige.it/linuxgrp
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> for kernel the best book i know is :
>
> kernel device drivers
>
> by a.archangeli from oreilly associates.
You mean Alessandro Rubbini? At least, that was the name I thought went
with that book.
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>
> here is your problem, you've run "make dep" then "make clean" removeing
> all the work "make dep" just did
You know I love you, but you've spent too much time at the keyboard
again...
make dep; make clean is correct ordering...
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n advance for helping
You need to find out what's causing all of the traffic. Use tcpdump on
your Linux machine to get that information:
tcpdump -i eth0
will show everything going over the first ethernet connection.
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Matthew Hart wrote:
>
> Does anyone know of any board manufacturer who makes a quad way SMP intel
> P2/3 motherboard?
Looks like Intel makes an SC450NX board for quad PII/III/Xeon. That's
the only brand that Pricewatch shows available...
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at I failed to install a critical application when I
> reinstalled Mandrake v6.0, but I don't have a clue as to what it may be.
>
> I would greatly appreciate any assistance which may be forthcoming to
> resolve thiw problem.
>From the looks of the function names th
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
>
> On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
> [...]
> >
> > Overall, though, I didn't notice enough of a speed difference between
> > the drive on UDMA/66 and the drive on a "normal" interface to want to
> > fight with it a
houldn't this var now be set for every user unless it is overwritten by
> something like the user's .bash_profile?
Add it to /etc/profile instead of /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
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ATA/66
> >
> >
> > On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
> >
> > > Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
> > > >
> > > > On Fri, 19 Nov 1999, Dan Swartzendruber wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > At 04:06 PM 11/19/99 +0100,
gt; [root@alan /root]#
>
> got a pretty similar net result, it didn't run.
Except this time it's not a permissions problem, it's a missing file
problem!
You'll need to find the events_pend.al file that's necessary to run
diskdrake. Or, if it's already ins
Arandir wrote:
>
> On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
>
> > If I remember the commotion correctly, Be's boot loader is LILO. They
> > originally shipped it without source and got a big
> > Welcome from the open source community. :)
>
> Actuall
riginally shipped it without source and got a big
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at you're running now, and
2) What you need to continue running, and
3) What you're trying to protect.
They may seem like glib answers, but those are the three most important
things you'll need to answer before you can even make an intelligent
decision about how arrange your firew
-web page few
> > days ago.
Sridhar,
The Logitech Scanman series is quite old and was waay before SANE's
time. I _do_ recall there being a standalone driver for the Scanman
series that I picked up from Metalabs a few years ago. I'm not sure
where it was kept, but it seemed to work f
;
> Alan
You've attempted to run the problem when you've logged into X as a
normal user and have su'ed to root.
Login to X as root.
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> udma66. Read the howto, and the conversation between me and Steve from the
> archives, if you still have problems lets us know
Even after all of that, I never did get my UDMA/66 drive booting. It
simply spits an 'LI' at me and that's it. Andre Hedrick's HPT366 notes
say t
about "configurator, mouseconfig, sndconfig, ntsysv
> though.
>
> I sure would be nice if they have a textmode version of "netcfg",
> instead of X-only netcfg. I absolutely hate using Linuxconf...
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options?
>
> --Derek
Run 'setup' and choose 'auth config'.
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Phil Edwards wrote:
>
> On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
>
> > Have you tried:
> >
> > export TERM=vt220
> >
> > then attempting the telnet to the AIX box?
> >
>
> Yup. I've found that I can set the TERM environment variable
think_ there's a setting in the KDE Control Panel to set how many
colors KDE grabs for itself.
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, which I like more than CDE*).
>
> In case of Gnome I guess the same...
>
> * Note that CDE is a pretty good few-color handler
Check the CD to see if there is a KDE lowcolor icons. I know that KDE
issued something like that with 1.1.2, just don't recall whether
ot; a speed. Do a web search for
Donald Becker (the site is something like cesdis.nasa.gov, but I'm not
sure of the rest).
As for which speed it's coming up at, I'd imagine that you can find the
answer in the boot messages. 'dmesg' will show the boot messages.
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> Is there a configuration file somewhere that I can hack to make it send the
> codes I want?
Have you tried:
export TERM=vt220
then attempting the telnet to the AIX box?
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t X in 8 bit pixel depth, use:
startx -- -bpp 8
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Chris Roupp wrote:
>
> Humm... i wonder what that bogus address does to web bots. Might be a fun way
> to make some bot traps.
>
> -chris
If you don't run an HTTP server on the webbot machine, it will do
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replacing it with something that
worked. Fortunately, that hasn't happened for our tasks.
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his logic... Compilers, IDEs, libraries and the rest have
been available on Linux from the very beginning. What sort of "magic
bullet" is BCB4? Is it just that it offers a pretty picture for
programmers to look at while coding so they don't feel intimidated?
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nel 2.2.13-4MDKSMP, which works fine, giving me
> > 933.88 Bogomips (so that's ok).
> >
> > But where has the other half of my 128MB DIMM gone to?
>
> Try adding 'mem=128M' at the LILO prompt and see if it finds the rest.
> The input at LILO will look like:
>
> linux mem=128M
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t;
> But where has the other half of my 128MB DIMM gone to?
Try adding 'mem=128M' at the LILO prompt and see if it finds the rest.
The input at LILO will look like:
linux mem=128M
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that I need a SMP version
> > of OSS. When I downloaded the SMP version from www.opensound.com,
> > I'll get the message that my kernel does not have loadable module
> > installed.
> >
> > Any Ideas?
> >
> > Thanks.
> > M.S.
> >
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rrors:67 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:134
> collisions:1139 txqueuelen:100
> Interrupt:10 Base address:0x6800
This card has a problem. You're showing 134 carrier errors and 67 other
errors on that interface along with over 1100 collisions. Fix the card
and t
suggestions?
try this to see if it will print the job:
echo "^L" > /dev/lp0
To get the ^L, you'll need to hit control-v, control-l.
If that gets the document to print, you need to use printtool to enable
sending an end of page at the end of your print job.
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e but It may have been overlooked..
Does esddsp work in this case? Something like:
esddsp realplay
I haven't tried it...
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all of this fighting, have you considered recompiling your kernel
and including the printer into the kernel instead of using modules?
I know I would have! I just don't have enough hair to risk losing some
on something like printer modules.
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e to try and conserve the limited bandwidth we
have available to the Internet.
Both of these programs will allow tracking of sites visited.
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efault/TTF
> >
> > * Restart the X Font Server:
> >
> > /etc/rc.d/init.d/xfs restart
> >
> > * Use a font browser to see if they're installed:
> >
> > xfontsel
> >
> > I've written these instructions while doing each of the steps,
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
>
> On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Steve Philp wrote:
>
> ^ is that a type-o ? i have 2mdk and 5mdk localy (i'd really hate to think
> i'm that outdated, but it is posible)
Here's the header from rpm -qi initscripts, the package comes from t
fter mdk..
>
> I have seen mdk1,mdk3, mdk5, and mdk6..
>
> Does this mean anything?
>
> Just curious..
>
> ALan
Revision level of that version. Typically for fixes to the
specification file, missing files, recompilation, etc.
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;m using Mandrake 6.1, and it's a fresh install. My SuSE 6.1 defaulted to all
> > > users having access to it.
> >
> > /dev/scanner is probably just a link to the real SCSI device. Check the
> > permissions on the real device.
> >
> > --
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tscripts files get installed in the
first place if they won't install now? How do I GET that package to
reinstall correctly?? I can provide 'rpm -Uvh --nodeps --force'
output if necessary...
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t's a fresh install. My SuSE 6.1 defaulted to all
> users having access to it.
/dev/scanner is probably just a link to the real SCSI device. Check the
permissions on the real device.
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> >
> > To fix the problem, edit /etc/resolv.conf and ensure that
> > it contains the DNS IP addresses provided by your ISP.
> >
> > The file, at minimum, should contain:
> >
> > search
> > nameserver
> >
m weekly. This is really
> > > getting annoying.
> > Can you fix that by creating a tmp dir in your $HOME ?
> > :-)
> >
>
> lynx is broke.
> huh mount?
> huh ppa?
> huh ide-scsi?
>
> theres 4 :)
Netscape says something about SOCKS?
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ore information about the various configuration items
provided in /etc/resolv.conf, use the command:
man resolver
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eone point me to a URL that will help me compile one?
TTF support is built into the xfs fontserver.
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Hoyt wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know how to change a NIC from 1/2 duplex to full duplex?
> > Cheers
> > Jim Adams
>
> The card manufacturer usually has at their website a utility program to do
> this.
You suppose that's a Linux app?
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