Long filename question on burning CD

Hi folks, FreeBSD 5.2 Most filenames saved exceed 8 characters. After burning on CD they can be read comfortable on the same OS as well as other Lunux/Unix boxes. The problem comes while reading the same CD on Window Explorer, XP, ME, etc. The filename can't read clearly because all of them chang

Help: Uncommenting FTP line in Inetd.conf: What's Next???

hi, I've posted a question here regarding the enabling of ftp server.. Some responses said, its as easy as just uncommenting out one of these lines in inetd.conf. #ftpstream tcp nowait root /usr/libexec/ftpd ftpd -l #ftpstream tcp6nowait root /usr/libexec/ftpd

upgrading ports, skipping or deferring from automatic upgrades

Hello, I like to keep my ports up-to-date and to that end I have portversion generate a nice list of outdated packages on my systems, the idea being that when I am satisfied, I do a portupgrade and upgrade them all en masse. This is not without problems occasionally though. In the past I've been

Re: Long filename question on burning CD

In the last episode (May 22), Stephen Liu said: > Most filenames saved exceed 8 characters. After burning on CD they > can be read comfortable on the same OS as well as other Lunux/Unix > boxes. The problem comes while reading the same CD on Window > Explorer, XP, ME, etc. The filename can't read c

Re: Help: Uncommenting FTP line in Inetd.conf: What's Next???

On Saturday 22 May 2004 14:22, Mark Jayson Alvarez wrote: > hi, > I've posted a question here regarding the enabling > of ftp server.. Some responses said, its as easy as > just uncommenting out one of these lines in > inetd.conf. > > > #ftpstream tcp nowait root > /usr/libexec/ftpd

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