--- Tushar Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi ,
The swap used on our server always shows 0 as seen
by output of free
command. Because of this our RAM gets fully used and
server becomes
slow.
Just retry after issueing the swapon command and see.
-- narsingh
---On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Manoj Kumar Nair wrote:
They provided me with a dialer for windows, but no
support is provided by them for Linux. Is there
anybody, who could help me
out of this.
Why do you wait to be provided a dialer for Linux. In
Linux, you are the master of your box and can
--- Arjun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear
Friends,
Some time ago, some one had mentioned about
Mandrake 9.1. I would
like to know when is it being released, from
where can I get it
the cost of obtaining the CDs.
Next month most probably -
-- narsingh
--- vivek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
doesn't work on every board. however, xfree86 4.3 is
out and has all the
required support.
Does it have solution for i845 sound also?
-- narsingh
Missed your favourite TV serial
--- Aruna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am a new member of this group. I am using Linux
7.2 and want to have an executable file which can be
accessed by all users without having super user
permissions. Can anybody suggest how can I do the
same ?
Check man chmod.
-- narsingh
--- Pritam Pal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Counting viruses is simplistic, but there is
evidence that Windows is becoming more resistent,
and Linux is becoming more of a target
Turning the heat up another notch on a
long-simmering debate, the Aberdeen Group has
published a study
--- Gagan Grewal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I run 'sendmail -q' ... I get 'DNS Lookup
Error: smtp.vsnl.net',
and the same if I replace smtp.vsnl.net with the
actuall ip addr.
Any additions/modifications ?
Are you sure about the VSNL smtp server address? I
thought it was
--- Aniruddha Shankar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there anyone else on this list who uses Gentoo
Linux ? I have tried
many distributions over 4 years - from redhat 6.2
redhat 7.0 beta
mandrake 7 redhat 7 debian potato stable
slackware SuSE 8
mandrake 8 debian unstable gentoo 1.0
--- Amitabh Trehan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am stuck here with 4 RedHat 8.0 installations on
a
Zenith PC with i845 Motherboard (supposedly
original-
model D845glly or d845glad MB). I cant get X to work
properly. It configures for 1024 but ultimately
works
only at 640 x 480
--- bishan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
The question now is: since a web-based solution has
been vetoed as
not a very good idea, what is? How would you rate a
GTK based tool?
What about QT, Kylix etc?
Depends how you look at it, and how comfortable you
are with what. If you like C++ and
--- Maneesh Prasad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Department of Information Technology, under the
Ministry of Comm.
Information Tech., Govt. of India, is starting a
Linux India Initiative. I wish to have opinions of
the groups on what
should be / can be the possible
action plan?
Why bother about the Debian installer. Even when its
final version is released it may still be ncurses
based install. Better alternative is to use Knoppix as
install disk for Debian and thereafter to tweak the
system as desired.
-- narsingh
--- Raju Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pankaj ==
Hi,
I have installed Knoppix onto the harddisk of my new
PC, where it coexists with Win2000. I have changed the
language to English from German, and it is working
great, although running a Debian testing kernel.
However a couple of issues still remain. For example
when I use mozilla(version 1.0
Hi,
wrt query by LL for text based chat software ( if I
get it right), the IRC technology has always been an
older technology which preceded the Web. IRC uses a
text- based communication protocol on a client/server
network. You can try mIRC or other similar type of
software.
Any way I like LL's
--- Prashant paliwal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Hi Jon
I am Prashant a final year B.E.(C.S.E.) student.
I have excellent
programming in C/C++. I have made some live projects
in it have won
several contest for softwares in c++.I am sending my
cv with attachment.I
hope to match ur
--- D.Venkatasubramanian, Noida
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The drives are OK
and work perfectly under Win98.
I forgot to get the /etc/fstab file. In fact the
mount
process is shown when I do a ps -ax. And it is there
indefinitely.
Can't even kill it with kill -9. I think, I will get
the
--- Prashant Verma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any web page where I can confirm whether
this
hardware model is supported by my OS?
Normally the distribution's web site gives detail of
the hardware supported by them. For example Mandrake
provides such list at
--- Gaurav Prasad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi dude(s),
snip
So some people are interested ...so...so what this
team is supposed to do.i think when i first
wrote the mail ..i had in my mind how to create
platform so that Corporate can migrate quickly to
linux...but first
--- Nishikant Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Resource ID: 27
Title: problem with running mp3s on rh8
URL:
Description: hi i just loaded rh8 and i cannot run
any of my mp3s please tell me how to go about it i
have a motorola 56k modem how to make it run as
--- vikas sharda [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello
All,
I am new to this mailing list and happy to know
about
this to get more knowledge about the Linux.
Friends, I have been using Red Hat Linux for last 2
years and interested in learning Linux and Apache in
more professional way. Could
--- Nishikant Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Damanjeet.Singh [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
DEAR SIR/MADAM
I WANT TO GET TRAINING IN LINUX OR CAN U SUGGEST
ANY BOOK(SIMPLE LANG.)FOR SAME.
DAMANJEET
Go to www.aboutdebian.com/index.html. Download all the
linked pages. Will not take much
For those who want to hear arguments for switch to
Linux in their enterprise IT environment, here is an
excellent article from Ganesh Prasad. Download it from
http://www.osopinion.com/Opinions/GaneshCPrasad/Mgr's-Guide-to-Linux.zip.
Synopsis of the document as per the author :
This document on
Friends,
Another of those spammers on ilugd it seems, this time
in the name of Charanjit Singh. At least six messages
with the same message. I hope others must have felt
the same way. Isn't there a way of stopping such
nuissant activity or to educate the newcomers in the
list. May be while
Hi guys,
With so much of interest regarding Knoppix CD on ilugd
recently, I thought this Linuxworld.com article
Knoppix makes a great GUI installer for Debian will
be of interest :
http://www.linuxworld.com/site-stories/2002/1104.barr.html
Bye,
-- narsingh
Hi,
Recently, there have been a couple of messages asking
for info on how to make out a case for switch over to
Linux in their Organisation. While Linux is a great
piece of work which can be a boon for cash-strapped
economy like ours, it is a pity that the decision
makers are lacking in awareness,
--- Gaurav Prasad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi buddies,
i work as cousultant in very big MNC ..i was
planning to replace nt by linux at desktop and linux
terminal server as main server.
i need to convince my CEO and VPs that this can be
done...with huge cost saving and
--- viksit gaur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey all..
The pakistan govt in its ideals to eliminate
software piracy in all its forms is thinking about
embracing GNU/open source viz. Linux as a major
component of its governmental tech systems..
Hmm..Do you people think India should do
--- Kapil Sharma [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I run my red hat linux 7.3 many a times it
displays a message saying
application panel crashed can anyone suggest what
could be the reason.
Check for defective hardware - failing harddisk,
memory etc.
-- narsingh
--- Gaurav Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i
am thinking of making a GUI for my mail client. i
would be using C++ .
which one is better : qt or gtk considering i have
to learn both from a
scratch. i have already coded my mail client in C++.
also could u recommened a good book for the same.
--- Prashant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
was trying to install LINUX 7.1 on my system
comprising of
VINTRON MOTHERBOARB (I810e) with 128 + 64 MB RAM,
20 GB SAMSUNG HDD, 1.44 FDD, LOGITECH MOUSE (Com 1),
SM56 PCI Internal
Motorola MODEM,
HP 8200 plus CD Writer, Web Cam on USB Port
but I
--- Ambar Roy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My
comments on the sys config:
1. Intel P-4 1.7GHz CPU with 400MHz FSB/ Intel
Original 850
Motherboard/ 256MB RDRAM Memory/ P-4 Cabinet with
SMPS/
Unless you are doing video editing/compression or
some other app that can
eat up lots of cpu, any
--- Andrew John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi
all,
Any suggestions as to a small and light movie player
for linux?
The movie is about 750Mb long and is a .dat file on
a
CD. The movie stops playing half way through on any
movie player on Win9x.
I have tried MPlayer for linux but i do
--- Ashok Appu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,
Could anyone tell me what WINE stands for?
I tried searching the Internet for it but all in
vain :-(
Hi Ashok,
I think you should not try to expand each letter of
the name. It stands for WINdows Emulator, in function
as well as intention by its
--- surinder makkar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Hi List,
I have shifted my hard disk from a P-III processor
to
a PIV processor 1.7 Ghz. After that when I run linux
I tried installing some rpms, For example ngrep.rpm
ymessenger.rpm upon which it gives a message that
this
rpm is meant for
Hi,
My suggestion will be for Ximian Gnome, Kylix Open
edition, Mozilla.
--narsingh
--- Sudhir Gandotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The CD is ready.
For the start, it has the 3 years Mails of Linux
lists (thanks to Raj
Mathur); Netscape, Open Office, JDK.
If we can have quick suggestions
Start with Linux Security HOWTO. Also check contents
of www.linuxsecurity.com and www.securityportal.com.
-- narsingh
--- Subramani A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi all,
I am looking for some security resources that
will help a beginner
understand linux security issues/concepts/best
.
Regards
Deepak
--- Narsingh Sahu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please check
www.redhat.com/support/resources/tips/i810.html.
You
may also see i810-HOWTO which are available at
many
sites ( you just have to fire your search engine
).
But I think you will require a kernel-upgrade
Which version of Linux are you using?
-- narsingh
--- deepak b [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey
all,
I was wondering if somebody cud help me with Xserver
installation.
Im using a philips monitor , the description for
which
as available on the
Hi,
Sometime back somebody had posted an enquiry
regarding MRTG etc. Although I am no expert in
networking, I had found a nice article on the topic,
which may be of interest to some. It provides 'a
practical step by step guide' on how to use Dsniff,
MRTG, IP Flow Meter,Tcpdump, NTOP, Ngrep and
Dear Linuxers,
I wish to draw your attention to an article by Don
Soegaard titled Why Linux will prevail posted at
http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1107-841870.html;. Soegaard
has also an interesting site called
www.linuxwillprevail.com. From his site I learnt about
a presentation which presents Linux
mount root file system?
What should I do in such a situation?
PROBLEM 3:
What are hot technologies in linux today? What
should we do toady to get maximum benefit in future?
Thanks Mr. Narsingh Sahu to answering me previous
problem regarding creating a dialer in linux
Thanks
Muskan,
Can you give details of your system, what you have
already done, what you want to do, how much you know (
specially if you have gone thru the howtos ) and your
specific problem? At this rate, I think it is getting
difficult to answer your querries. Suggest you join
some course if not
It seems you CDROM drive needs cleaning. You see,
Linux is quite demanding as regards the hardware
health. You can try a CD cleaning kit, and may be blow
some air into your CDROM drive to dislodge any dust
particles.
--narsingh
--- Yash Dayal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am sorry for not
You can also give Zope a try. It is bundled with many
distributions including Debian. Else you may visit
www.zope.com / www.zope.org .
-- narsingh
Harshal Vaidya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
Are there any OpenSource Alternatives for
Application
Servers in Linux..something similar to IBM
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