Re: gcc question.

Hi, After reading the answers of Guy and Omer, to your question, I think that neither of them actually answered, on how to compile a kernel on RedHat 7.0 . If we forget for a moment the flame war about the decision to include a snapshot of gcc in RH7 , and focus on your probelm, the answer will

LGPL question

Hi All ! May I develop proprietary application (executable) that uses LGPLed library in form of shared library and distribute nothing but: 1. executable file itself 2. my proprietary license for this executable 3. notice that this executable uses some LGPLed libraries 4. shared object file of

Re: LGPL question

While IANAL, my understanding of the situation is that LGPL was designed exactly for such a situation. The deciding point is whether your customer can customize your application by modifying the LGPLed library and using his modified executable with your application; and whether he can share his

Re: gcc question.

Yosi wrote: Hi, After reading the answers of Guy and Omer, to your question, I think that neither of them actually answered, on how to compile a kernel on RedHat 7.0 . If we forget for a moment the flame war about the decision to include a snapshot of gcc in RH7 , and focus on your

KDE 2.0pre quoncorse Hebrew

Hi, I've been following most of the web Hebrew e-mails here, but still I'm unable to setup the Konqueror to show Hebrew properly. I'm able to setup only the fixed width fonts to show in Hebrew, but not the variable/normal fonts. I am able to select those fonts from the font selector

Re: gcc question.

Hi, Alex is right, you have to change the kernel's Makefile so it will use kgcc insted of gcc. Alex is also correct that the answer I gave appears in the manual. Yosi Alex wrote: i think you also have to set the "CC" system variable to "kgcc" by the way from what I know this issue is stated in

Re: multisession on cd

Hi, Ben-Nes! On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 10:43:43PM +0200, you wrote the following: Any one know of a program that can write to cd (multisession not cdrw) like (some smart shell to cdrecord) someprog dev=0,0 speed=4 /home mkisofs | cdrecord (with the appropriate parameters of course, see the

Re: wine/ does it work ?

I think that if you put the right dlls for wine to work with hebrew it actually does.. it was long time ago.. Ely Levy System group Hebrew University Jerusalem Israel On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, dgi_il wrote: | hi | | I dont think wine support hebrew. I tried to run word 7 on wine

No Subject

Hi i want to be a linux redhat 6.2 client of Sun solaris nfs server but i get an RPC timeout solaris to solaris it's O.K thanks ZZ BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:2.1 N:zadok;zuri FN:zuri zadok ORG:Tnn Networks TEL;WORK;VOICE:972-53-506928 TEL;WORK;FAX:972-3-9263872 ADR;WORK:;972-3-9263878;Bareket

Fw:

Hi i started to get inside LINUX networking stuff and i nead help with a strange situation. i want to make a linux router station i have 2 interfaces on that station 1---192.9.226.254 2---192.9.230.254 i have 2 station in bote sides (sun solaris

Re: KDE 2.0pre quoncorse Hebrew

2 things: 1. You'll need the Windows fonts - just copy the c:\windows\fonts directory and run "ttmkfdir your dir" and then add it to your xfs with "/usr/sbin/chkfontpath --add your dir with full path" and at the end - re-run your xfs again.. 2. changing the fonts for the various encoding has

firewall

I'm finally starting to do something about security and I want to install a firewall. I've looked around and there are so many programs available that I'd like to hear recommendations from people who have used a firewall. Since I'm using Mandrake, I looked at their site and they recommend

RE: firewall

Hi. I have personally used pmfirewall and the results are good. But to give you a good advise, just study the IPCHAINS and build your own configuration including only those rules you need. I admit PMFirewall added the lowest number of "junk" rules but when i built my own config it was the

Re: KDE 2.0pre quoncorse Hebrew

On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote: 2 things: 1. You'll need the Windows fonts - just copy the c:\windows\fonts directory and run "ttmkfdir your dir" and then add it to your xfs with "/usr/sbin/chkfontpath --add your dir with full path" and at the end - re-run your xfs again.. I

RE: firewall

You can use FW-1, or Phoenix from progressive systems also is you wait a bit you can have raptor on Linux. If you want to use open source when simple ipchains is good for me. (for GUI configuration use gfcc), most of firewalls you will se on cows Are control tools or add-ons to ipchains also know

Re: pppd Q

Hi, Thanks, The problem was the privileges to /etc/resolv.conf and /etc/nsswitch.conf files. Erez Boym __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Messenger - Talk while you surf! It's FREE. http://im.yahoo.com/

Re: LGPL question

OZ While IANAL, my understanding of the situation is that LGPL was designed OZ exactly for such a situation. More interesting question. Let's say we have some open source non-GPL application, which uses LGPL-library. 1. Is such application legal? 2. Can LGPL library source be distibuted

Re: Fw:

Did you set up routing on the two computers so that the default route (or at least the route to each other computers network) points to your linux router? If you didn't, then doing that should fix your problem I don't remember off hand how to enable root remote login, but it is a considered a

Re: firewall

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm finally starting to do something about security and I want to install a firewall. I've looked around and there are so many programs available that I'd like to hear recommendations from people who have used a firewall. Since I'm using Mandrake, I looked at their

Re: LGPL question

Hi, Stanislav! On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 11:41:46PM +0200, you wrote the following: OZ While IANAL, my understanding of the situation is that LGPL was designed OZ exactly for such a situation. More interesting question. Let's say we have some open source non-GPL application, which uses

Re: firewall

Actually, most people have answered this already. I think the best thing is to understand what a firewall is, assess your needs, and then decide. First - a firewall is only a tool to enforce your access control. The better the firewall, you should have a better resolution at defining what it is