How to change the window manager in RedHat 6.0

Hi, RedHat starts the Xclients file which checks for other files to determine what window manager to run. By default it comes with gnome which I would like to change to fvwm95. Xclient first checks for /usr/sysconfig/desktop file and if "anotherlevel" is written there then .wm_style file is

Re: How to change the window manager in RedHat 6.0

Try inserting it into .xsession if you want it only for the single user, or as the first option in /etc/X11/ , I don't remeber the exact file but it starts with wm... somthing. I hope Its the same because I use debian, but in this respect the versions should be close enough. You should also enter

DNS HOWTO

Hi list. Does anyone knows of a DNS HOWTO (Not the one in www.linux.org or linuxberg) that indicates howto set up a secondary DNS zone ? I need to know how to insure that my primary DNS server allows to other non local computers to access his DNS database. (I manage to create a secondary DNS on

RE: Linux sysadmin course.

Sela give courses, but I don't know if it is specific Linux. Anyhow, other courses about Unix they give are actually based on Linux machines. - Iftach Hyams [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04 831 5605 The First Law of Window Cleaning: It's on

using X with keyboard

Hello all! I wonder, is there any HOWTO or other document that explains how to use Xwindow with keyboard instead of mouse? is it possible and what files control it? thanks. noam [EMAIL PROTECTED] =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Latest News from MS : Windows 2000 release has been

RE: Linux sysadmin course.

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Iftach Hyams wrote: Sela give courses, but I don't know if it is specific Linux. Anyhow, other courses about Unix they give are actually based on Linux machines. Hmm. Actually, I teach Unix Sysadmin course (U4) for Sela. It is for Solaris. The sadna was on Linux, but it

Re: Linux sysadmin course.

As much as heard, Sela is making courses with PF1. I really don't know about the quality of this course though... I also heard some unofficial statements that IBM Israel is going to set a Linux course. Anyone to comment on that? Thanks Hetz Yaron Zabary wrote: Hello, Does anyone know

Re: Linux sysadmin course.

On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Yaron Zabary wrote: Does anyone know of some place which gives advanced Linux sysadmin courses ? i read in the 'drushim' section of maariv that 'hamichlala leminhal' are giving courses in linux - both system administration and "system programming" (their words, not mine).

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RE: Linux sysadmin course.

I heard that ORT are giving courses - never tried one myself. -Original Message- From: guy keren [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: ã ñôèîáø 08 1999 10:48 To: Yaron Zabary Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: Linux sysadmin course. On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Yaron Zabary wrote:

Re: using X with keyboard

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Noam Ben Haim wrote: Hello all! I wonder, is there any HOWTO or other document that explains how to use Xwindow with keyboard instead of mouse? is it possible and what files control it? thanks. I'm not aware of a HOWTO. This issue is mostly depends on the windows

Hebrew converted to garbage in sendmail

Hello, I have the following problem: I have a mail server (RH6.0) which forwards mail to few other machines - including MS- Exchange server. Hebrew mail coming from MS-Win source which passes via this server on to the exchange server gets converted to garbage. Sendmail appends some indication

Two IP for one card

Hi list, is there any way to give two IP's to one network card ? ( some kind of alias ) Shay. = To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe

Linux

hey. I heared from a friend of mine about the "ILUG" thing i wasnt aware that in israel there so much activaty about the Linux OS. i would be very happy if you could send me some more information about ILUG's activaty, and i will be very happy to give or volunteir any thing that could help this

Re: sun StarOffice for linux

Don't you mean StarDivision's StarOffice? Alon Kadury wrote: hi does any one have sun's StarOffice for linux on CD, and is willing to make me a copy (i'll send him a cd of course). thanks, alon kadury __ Get Your Private, Free Email

Re: sun StarOffice for linux

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Re: Two IP for one card

ifconfig eth0:1 10.10.10.10 or something like that man ifconfig for more details . On Wed, 8 Sep 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi list, is there any way to give two IP's to one network card ? ( some kind of alias ) Shay.

Re: Two IP for one card

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi list, is there any way to give two IP's to one network card ? ( some kind of alias ) See the IP-Alias mini-HOWTO. Basically, it involves recompiling the kernel (or using the ip_alias module); an ifconfig eth?:? command for every new alias; and a new entry to

Re: using X with keyboard

On Wed, Sep 08, 1999 at 09:46:39AM +0200, Noam Ben Haim wrote: Hello all! I wonder, is there any HOWTO or other document that explains how to use Xwindow with keyboard instead of mouse? is it possible and what files control it? thanks. I'm in no way expert, but I think that the answer is

Re: sun StarOffice for linux

I know there is a new office suite from sun which is free and about 60 megs download, havn't tried it yet though (don't have the disk space right now) but my dad has it so I will probably be able to tell you in a few days how it is. I know it is available for several platforms (linux, windows and

RE: using X with keyboard

well, i guess I was wrong asking it like that. I have a problem with the mouse. I switched to RH6 from 5.2 and also changed mother board. somewhere there I lost my mouse. (the linux wont identify one, and when I try to load the computer with DOS boot disk and a mouse driver it fails also) so, for

Re: Linux sysadmin course.

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Re: Linux sysadmin course.

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Re: Two IP for one card

I found that LinuxConf is somewhat more productive. I must also add that the kernel has to be compiled with aliasing support (RedHat 6.0 is compiled that way). Meir Litmanovich wrote: ifconfig eth0:1 10.10.10.10 or something like that man ifconfig for more details . On Wed, 8 Sep 1999

RE: using X with keyboard

Did you check in XF86Config that you are really pointing to your mouse. Its probably using /dev/mouse, but its usually a symlink to someware else, /dev/ttyS0 for exxample, and it may just be pointing to the wrong link, because when you changed motherboard you may have chainged the port of your

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