Ignore this if you don't know me.
I'm leaving SGI (today is my last working day here). Hopefully after
this I'll be able to devote more time to the Linux Community... I may
even start reading the messages on the list and responding to them :-)
Please direct any personal messages to:
Hi Folks,
I'm shifting the mailing list to lists.linux-india.org today. From
now on, if all goes well, the Linux-Delhi mailing address will be:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The old address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) should
continue to work for a couple of days. All current linux-delhi
subscribers have
Hi,
Momentum India is looking for people with marketing and
organisational, technical and development skills in the Linux and free
software arenas for their upcoming initiative. If you're interested,
please contact Pankaj Agarwal directly at:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please do NOT send me
"Naresh" == Naresh Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Naresh Write at the top of the script: print "text/html";
make that: print "Content-type: text/html\n\n" ;
Naresh NKN
Regards,
-- Raju
Hi Ritwik,
Congratulations!
We hope to see you represented at the netx Meet (on Sunday), and do
let the community know if there is anything we can do to help.
A short write-up about your experiences (when you have the time to do
it) would be appreciated.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Ritwik" ==
Hi Ajit,
Thanks for the suggestions.
The list will be moving shortly from bhairavi.newdelhi.sgi.com
(running Majordomo1) to lists.linux-india.org (running Majordomo2), so
users will have many more options. I believe the digest mode option
is one such.
Stay tuned for further information!
Hi Folks,
Since we don't have a venue for the next meet (19th) yet, how does
Dilli Haat sound? I must admit I've also been a bit tied up and
haven't been following up, so we can meet and have a ball, though
we'll have to miss out on the presentations. I'll be getting my
notebook along in any
ust joined this grp., i don't know
Vineet anything abt. it can u people give me some
Vineet info. abt. what's happening over here???
------ From: Raj Mathur[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Reply To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 8,
2000 10:06 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm OK with the 19th (after all, it's just the day before Holi, not
Holi itself). Does anyone anticipate any problems with that?
We'll carpool if necessary, though I must admit that having the meet
at SGI looks a bit more remote today. Alternate venues would be
welcome.
Regards,
-- Raju
Remote as in possibility tending towards zero.
"ANMOL" == ANMOL KHIRBAT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ANMOL On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Raj Mathur wrote:
I'm OK with the 19th (after all, it's just the day before Holi,
not Holi itself). Does anyone anticipate an
Sure, I think I could wrangle a projector and pizza money out of them.
But do you really want to go to Gurgaon on a Sunday?
Regards,
-- Raju
"Mani" == SubramaniA [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mani How about SGI? -Original Message----- From: Raj Mathur
Mani [mailto:[EMAIL
Hey Bhagwan, I can't think of a Linux without a C compiler! Install:
egcs-1.1.2-24
egcs-c++-1.1.2-24
Regards,
-- Raju
"Naresh" == Naresh Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Naresh Hello, The RH 6.1 which I installed from PCQ CD doesn't
Naresh have a C compiler (CC or GCC). I
Hi Folks,
It's that time of the month again, and we need to decide on a place to
meet for March. If nothing else is forthcoming, how does another
Dilli Haat Meet sound?
Regards,
-- Raju
"Sup" == supreetsethi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sup [snip]
Sup how superior does it make u. think of me i am on 2.0.36 does
Sup it make me inferior
Chee-chee, only 2.0.36? Damn, I shook hands with you the other day,
have to go and wash with Dettol now!
;-)
-- Raju
"Mani" == SubramaniA [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mani Hi, I finally compiled the srcs for 2.2.14
Mani I have not deleted my old kernel ( iam using both the
Mani kernels" The new one is given in lilo.conf (image=
Mani /usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage"
Mani There are a
"Sundeep" == Sundeep Holani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The new one is given in lilo.conf (image=
/usr/src/linux/arch/i386/boot/bzImage"
Sundeep Oooh, doesnt sound good to me, for some strange
Sundeep reason. Move bzImage over into /boot, and use it from
Sundeep there.
"Nishi" == Nishikant Kapoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nishi Raj, Thanks for your appreciation.
You're welcome. I continue to feel that the effort and enthusiasm
shown by you, Supreet, Pankaj and Babu is really an excellent sample
of how the whole Linux movement works. Hats off to you
Does netstat -tp suit you?
"Sandip" == Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sandip Is there a way to find out which program is using a
Sandip particular TCP port? - sandip
Um, I don't think anyone was aware of this! What say guys, shall we
rename the site to something less deadly?
Thanks for bringing this to the notice of the list, Narayana.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Narayana" == YL Narayana [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Narayana Malaria is the most important of the
Hi Nishi,
First of all, congrats once again on this superb package. I also
agree that we can just link to your site from Linux-Delhi, as long as
you're likely to be owning that URL in the foreseeable future.
I still have one doubt... how do we control who adds his/her member
info and who
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/fb/
"Yep" == Yep [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yep Thanks Raj! You saved us all 100 bucks ;-) But another
Yep question, how do you have the penguin appear on the top left
Yep corner during boot up? I know its something to do with some
Yep framebuffer
Hi Mani,
Answers to your questions are:
- When you are prompted with [Y/n/m/?] for an option, the letter in
CAPS is the default if you just press Enter. The ? will give some
help on this option if it is available.
- You can run a make menuconfig anytime and recompile your kernel.
Just be sure
"Sundeep" == Sundeep Holani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sundeep [snip]
Any info about the IDE controller thing. tell me which one I
should choose.
Sundeep Ah, dont remember much about particular options, but
Sundeep there arent very many types of IDE controllers
ue, 29 Feb 2000, Raj Mathur wrote:
Gautam, please feel free to write messages as long as you wish,
as long as they content is interesting to Linux-Delhi.
I would make one suggestion, which is to use correct
punctuation and grammar and complete words. A well-written
Hi Gautam,
My views on starting/doing anything under the aegis of Linux-Delhi
remain unchanged:
If you have a good idea, if you feel that it will help or grow the
community, if you have the energy and committment to start ans sustain
it, please do it. Linux-Delhi members will give all the
Hey, cool! If you feel an e-zine would be useful, and you want to put
in the effort of bringing one out regularly, let me know and I'll make
a distribution list for it.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Vipul" == Vipul Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Vipul Neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i wanted
I've learned my lesson: people are more interested in getting their
GDM login screen to show SETI pictures like on my notebook than in the
pearls of wisdom which drop from my lips. So here's what I had to do
in /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf:
The greeter section looks like this:
[greeter]
Browser=0
t
Neil and pankaj??? what do u say guys???
Neil On Mon, 28 Feb 2000, Raj Mathur wrote:
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 19:06:28 +0530 (IST) From: Raj Mathur
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re:
[linux-delhi] pictures of u gu
Gautam, please feel free to write messages as long as you wish, as
long as they content is interesting to Linux-Delhi.
I would make one suggestion, which is to use correct punctuation and
grammar and complete words. A well-written message is a joy to read,
no matter how long. A badly-written
Hi Nishi,
Just one grouse... it doesn't work in Lynx! Is it possible to have a
non-JS version? If it's too much trouble, forget it!
Regards,
-- Raju
"Nishi" == Kapoor, Nishikant X [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nishi Folks, While sending your picture for the member info page,
Nishi
Hi Folks,
First of all, thanks to Gaurav for the interesting link about
LinuxSecurity.Com. Gaurav, would you be interested in giving a short
talk on any security-related topic of your choice at the meet?
I shall be giving a short HOWTO on using LDAP in RedHat 6.1. It won't
be comprehensive,
Hi Folks,
More stuff for the Sunday meeting:
- I've been browsing the LI site and find that Linux-Delhi can
register itself as a LUG for $200 annually. We need to raise this
money somehow.
- Since ILUG is taking so long, it makes sense for us to register
ILUG-Delhi as a Society. Suggestions
I got all sorts of machines: PII/300 Linux, PII/300 NT, 133MHz MIPS
Indy's, 200MHz O2, etc. And 15 hours should be sbout right for a
450MHz PIII class machine.
Of course, sometimes my machines do other work also ;-)
Regards,
-- Raju
"Sandip" == Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/
"Mani" == SubramaniA [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mani could someone ENLIGHTEN me what this "averaging hours" thing
Mani is all about? I am totally lost. ( well at least I admit it
Mani ;-)
Mani MANI
Ask in the list. I do use LaTeX occassionally, but am no expert.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Sandip" == Sandip Bhattacharya [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sandip Any ppl who use LaTeX regularly? I got a couple of Q to
Sandip ask, which I guess I should rather ask personally.
"SubramaniA" == SubramaniA [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SubramaniA Yes they do, but you will have to take the pain of
SubramaniA finding their Phone nos. How about the benchmark
SubramaniA software Raj developed for comparing Qmail/Sendmail?
SubramaniA Or has it already been done
Sure, would you like to take a demo-cum-presentation?
"supreetsethi" == supreetsethi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
supreetsethi If anybody is intersted i would like to share my new
supreetsethi found knowledge of emacs ( The Integrated devlopment
supreetsethi environment ) and you
Take the SGI Linux Customer Survey now and get a free SGI Linux
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Hit:
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Hi Asif,
Most (all?) shells store their default values in profile/rc files in
/etc. So you can put globals aliases, variables, etc in /etc/bashrc
for bash users, /etc/cshrc for [t]csh users, /etc/profile for ksh
users, etc.
Of course, users are subsequently free to modify these parameters from
Hi Sandip,
tkSeti has it's own idea of what constitutes a big Gaussian/spike, so
I guess you can relax :-) I managed to put in 3000 hours (or
whatever) by using 5 or 6 computers, out of which all except 2 are
running SETI@Home continuously at low priority. I'm still pretty old,
though :-)
My
Hi George,
As with everything else in Linux, the best source for the information
you are looking for is the HOWTO's: get and read the IP Chains HOWTO
and your shall be enlightened!
Regards,
-- Raju
"George" == George Joseph T [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
George Dear Anand Raj,
George
Hi Sandip,
I run SETI from the little script I wrote for RH Linux, which starts
it at bootup. I think I'd posted the script to Linux-Delhi some time
back... have a look at the archives, or give me a shout if you can't
find it.
I use tkSeti to monitor my SETI@Home client. Does a fairly good
Hi Ganesh,
Sounds good to me. You can use the LRP (Linux Router Project) stuff
to make a Linux Router for your connection. You'll need a V.35 card
in your Linux box to connect to the line driver. You will also
(probably) need to do some tweaking with VSNL (I presume you're
getting your leased
Which card? You'll probably need to reconfigure your kernel to
support the specific card which you have.
"donel" == donel d'cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
donel Dear Sir, I would like to know how to configure the 8 port
donel i/o+ cards in RHL 6.2 Linux.
donel Regards
donel
Hi George,
I'd recommend using the built-in IP Chains facility in the kernel as
your firewall. It's quite flexible, efficient and secure, and you
don't really need any other firewall package on top of IP Chains to
handle most routine firewalling scenarios.
As far as proxying is concerned, go
ous issues of PCQ CDS?
Ganesh Regards Ganesh
Ganesh On Fri, 28 Jan 2000, Raj Mathur wrote:
Good, now that the team is known, first let me congratulate all
of you on a great job! I love all of you!
Next, how about fixing the page for Envision2000 quick? I get
``The
Good idea, Pai Bhaiyya!
While you're about it, how about forms which will subscribe
and unsubscribe people to/from this list and from Linux-India? Anyone
feel upto it?
Regards,
-- Raju
"M" == M K Pai [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
M Guys,
M Lots of guys on this list seem to want
Hi All,
I'm getting the feeling that people are equating Linux-Delhi
membership with having an e-mail address at linux-delhi.org.
This is absolutely not true. You can be a member of the user group,
Linux-Delhi (or ILUG-Delhi, as the purists would have it) with any
address you choose. There is
Hi Sundeep,
First off, you don't have to know JS or anything except Perl, PHP, C
or Python. I'd prefer the pages to be kept as minimalistic in terms
of scripting as possible, and I'm sure there'll be many who agree with
me.
It's a good idea to actually have a page which gives a whole list of
Pankaj Bhai,
The addresses are:
Running Linux on the SGI Indy:
http://reality.sgi.com/raju/SGI-Linux-mini-HOWTO.html
Lynx:
http://reality.sgi.com/raju/lynx/lynx.html
Regards,
-- Raju
"Pankaj" == Pankaj Kaushal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pankaj [1 text/plain; iso-8859-1
Terrible, isn't it? I face the same problem when using Lynx with
mouse -- clicking on a link to copy it causes it to be selected, and
there is no way to copy it then! I'm still trying to find a solution.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Ajit" == Ajit Ranade [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ajit firstly,
Oooh, where's the site? BTW, did I mention I love you, Pankaj? You
rock!
-- Raju
"Pankaj" == Pankaj Kaushal [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pankaj [1 text/plain; iso-8859-1 (quoted-printable)] hii' thank
Pankaj guys thanks for such a responce finally after 7 hours out
Pankaj of my 26
Yes! In general, if you're writing a success story, please be sure to
include the following sections at least:
- Who you are, what you do
- Problems faced, why switch to Linux
- Problems faced with Linux, tweaking configurations, special
configurations you did for your setup
- Where will you
"supreet" == supreetsethi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
supreet Raj Mathur wrote:
To answer your questions, and to add a couple of my onw:
- We have two sites since Linux is all about choice. You
decide which site you prefer to access :-)
- I myse
honour you humble request to show you url under mouse.
Vardhan Don't try to supress some one's creativity.
VardhanHint: disable java script Hint: modify mozilla source,
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Raj Mathur wrote:
The site looks fine on Lynx, so no issues there. One more
"Sundeep" == Sundeep Holani [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sundeep Hello, - Original Message ----- From: Raj Mathur
Sundeep [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
Sundeep [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- We have two sites since Linux is all about choice. You
decide which site you prefer
D*mn, it's /so/ difficult to figure out the site name!
http://www.linux-delhi.org/
That's the new official site, now that there's actually some content
up there. Sudhir (of Netshooter fame) continues to host the other
Linux-Delhi site.
:-) Raju
"skhader" == skhader [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ox instead -
RKA they function better (just joking don't nail me on my head
RKA for this impunity of mine :-) guruji - Original Message
RKA ----- From: Raj Mathur [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
RKA [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, January
RKA 23, 2000 3:27 PM Subject: Re: [linux-de
Wow, you guys did a great job, I'm impressed!
Thanks for taking the initiative. I hate to say this, but I'm so tied
up nowadays that I have to ask my secretary to digest the food which
I've eaten... I don't have time to do it ;-)
Thanks, folks, and hope to see updates regularly.
Regards,
--
Use the LDAP migration scripts available in
/usr/share/openldap/migration to convert your text-based system
databases (passwd, hosts, group, etc) into LDBM. Then tweak around
with /etc/nsswitch.conf (and PAM, if necessary) to tell the libs to
get their data from LDAP.
You also have to tweak
Uh, go easy on the language, dude. Kids (other kids? :-) also read
this forum.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Neil" == Neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Neil just kidding guys...[snip]
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED]: mailbox has been suspended
-- Raju
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED]: mailbox has been full for over two
weeks.
-- Raju
Hi,
How'd the meet go? Any earth-shaking (or even minor) items of
interest?
Regards,
-- Raju
"Prashast" == Prashast Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Prashast [snip]
Prashast I would like to bring NIIT's Mail Admin. to the LUG
Prashast meet at Dilli Haat on the 16th : If we are interested of
Prashast course.
I'd feel that you should get him/her along in any case!
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] since all messages to that account are
bouncing over quota. For the record this started before the
bol.net.in debacle :-)
Regards,
-- Raju
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] since the mail server seems to have
disappeared. Maybe they forgot to pay InterNIC?
-- Raju
Anyone. All our meetings are open to all.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Naresh" == Naresh Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Naresh Raj: Who can attend this meet?
Naresh N.K.Narang
Thanks for the kind words, Rakesh. It seems that your prophecy is
coming true already, as I've had 3 subscriptions since the list came
back to normal, including our esteemed Jeff Yep who unsubscribed when
the problem started and promptly re-subscribed when it ended.
So watch those mailboxes,
Yes we announce. 16th January, Sunday, at 2:00 pm (14:00 for us
military, or at least short-haired types).
Meet at the open-air theatre kind of place near the end of Dilli
Haat. The good food stalls are all nearer :-)
Thanks,
-- Raju
"Sudhir" == Sudhir Gandotra [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Sandip,
Eww, that's a long wish-list! You've sure raised a lot of interesting
points, and I hope people are listening and can respond to some of
them.
My attitude as usual is the lazy (called lassez-faire in French, it
sounds better that way!) one: if you feel strongly enough about
test
Fri Jan 7 15:33:31 IST 2000
Raj Mathur / Web Technical Support / SGI/ New Delhi
+91-124-349811 /[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 551-7228
http://reality.sgi.com/raju / Not necessarily speaking
PGP: F2 D4 4A 21 27 B0 63 FF
Well, I guess it's time to apologise for the 350-odd messages which
you'd have found in your mailboxes after today's major SNAFU. Of
course, the problem wasn't at our end (MTNL (bol.net.in) needs another
e-mail administrator I guess -- anyone volunteering?), but I should
have seen this coming
Hi Mithun,
The SNAFU in bol.net.in was that their mail system was sending error
messages to the Reply-to address instead of the From address -- this
doesn't really sound odd, but most mailers are configured the other
way. You'd know if you were running a list, since you get tons of
messages at
j .. Delhi Hat .. are you serious .. looks like
Gurpreet more of a picnic ...
Gurpreet What if the whole group, comes with their families
Gurpreet ... ho chuki meeting :(
Gurpreet GP
Gurpreet Raj Mathur wrote:
Well, I guess it's time to apologise for the 350-odd messages
You better reply to him directly since I don't think he's on the list.
-- Raju
"Anand" == M P Anand Babu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anand [1 text/plain; us-ascii (7bit)] Hi Mukesh, I will
Anand definitely help you in setting up this LAN. I will come
Anand along with two of my
Testing, please ignore.
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] since hotpop's NS seems to be dead.
-- Raju
Hehheh, do you think I didn't try that? Well, each time X tries to
start it moves focus to tty7, so pressing C-A-F1 isn't really much
help unless you can type in everything you need to in that 0.037
seconds :-)
-- Raju
"Abhas" == Abhas Abhinav [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Abhas
"Anmol" == ANMOL KHIRBAT [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anmol 1. Im not able to use lynx with the mouse in
Anmol xterm. However, the mouse works great with rxvt. It's not
Anmol that I mind using rxvt, but why doesnt lynx+mouse work with
Anmol xterm ?
Are you running lynx -mouse ?
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the list since s/he's permanently over
quota and all messages are bouncing.
We've lost our first customer from across the border. All messages to
Bilal (if I'm not mistaken) are bouncing, so I'm removing him from the
list.
-- Raju
*Yawn* removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] since hotpop's NS's seem to have
rolled over and died. An early Y2K casualty?
-- Raju
OK, the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence continues. Some
factoids which have come to my notice since I first downloaded the
program and started running it...
1. Who's the fastest?
http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/users.html (~130K) says that
Sun is the group (note, NOT
Hi Folks,
Lets' have a laid-back, no-computers, lots-of-food and chat meet this
time in Dilli Haat. Meet up at 2pm somewhere near the stage near the
end of Dilli Haat (the raised cement platform) on Sunday, the 19th.
BTW, it's almost exactly 1 year since the first LD meeting -- that was
also
Oh Sh*t! I sent out my message before reading this one, so please
ignore mine, and come to Chirag Dilli on Sunday!
Sorry about the mix-up, Ghane.
Once more, the Sunday meet is at the address given under, NOT at Dilli
Haat.
Regards,
-- Raju
"Sanjeev" == Sanjeev Gupta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uh, what's that mean? I can translate upto something like,
Whoever speaks in Latin...
...?
-- Raju
"Rajesh" == Rajesh Thiharie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rajesh Ghane Very profound. I must say
Sanjeev Quid quid latine dictum sit, altum viditur
OK, here's the final, last, absolutely definitive directions to the
Momentum offices (until the next set of directions come out :-)
From Nehru Place:
Continue past Savitri Cinema on the Outer Ring Road. At the Chirag
flyover, turn left (obviously, don't go over the flyover!) Take the
next
Your old configurations will be preserved, except for /etc/lilo.conf.
Keep a backup of that handy.
I'd recommend getting the most recent updates from redhat.com and
installing them instead of older versions of the same software from a
CD.
-- Raju
"Naresh" == Naresh Narang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
.
Neil the new lynx can open each frame separately) doesnt mean a
Neil concept sucks.. frames giv a site structure and a more
Neil logical solution 2 opening each link after reloading a whole
Neil new page..
-- dont critisize a concept if u cant c the problems it solves..
Is Neil really Jakob Nielsen in disguise and this is his other
persona? :-)
-- Raju
"Rajesh" == Rajesh Thiharie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rajesh Search for "Jakob Nielsen" on any search engine. He is a
Rajesh web usability guru. He's designed the Sun Microsystems
Rajesh website
Hey, how about writing in a fashion which people can read? Rlly, fu
rite like this thn no1 cn understand the imp pts ur making!
:-)
-- Raju
"Neil" == Neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Neil well raj.. just bcos sm1 (wether hes a guru or not.. not 2
Neil mention hes from SUN) says that
nts. Very quiet. Does hardware (PCs/Sun), MCSP,
Sanjeev sells software, now doing Java stuff.
Sanjeev Please confirm if the list finds this location
Sanjeev acceptable.
Sanjeev On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Raj Mathur wrote:
19th is the date of the next Linux-Delhi meet. W
19th is the date of the next Linux-Delhi meet. We're still looking
for a venue with adequate space, computers, and a projector.
Is NIIT still an option?
And I need suggestions on how to sponsor pizza for the community. I
went hungry last time ;-) Any corporates willing to part with a
couple
Since Atul, who promised to let us have the dope about Comdex, hasn't
yet had the time to put pen to paper (metaphorically speaking), I'll
try my best shot at describing what happened at Comdex. I'll look to
the other members who were there to fill in any gaps I may have left.
Times are very
Zgv seems to follow some cryptic version numbering system of it's own,
so just use whichever version you have :-) The next meeting should be
again on the 3rd Sunday of this month, i.e. the 19th, and exactly one
year and one day after the first Linux-Delhi meet. Suggestions for
venue,
Oooh, that's a tough one. I believe that not only will you have to
enable the pseudo-terminals in /etc/securetty, but additionally you'll
have to tell PAM not to restrict root login based on terminal. Hmm,
now who knows PAM well here?
-- Raju
"Pratik" == Pratik Mahajan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Removing [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the list since this address has
been bouncing due to quota problems since subscription.
Regards,
-- Raju
AFAIR it was in /etc/issue.net. However, you told me that it's not
present there for some reason. Anyone got a 5.2 box I can telnet to
and check this out? :-)
And nope, gettydefs is only used by getty co. If you dial in,
you'll be presented with the gettydefs login prompt.
- Raju
"Gaurav"
So share with the list please!
"Gaurav" == gauravs [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gaurav I found an answer to my own question, so don't bother
Gaurav replying back to the same.
Gaurav ciao,
Gaurav - Gaurav
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