I have been trying to link mgetty faxspool to the lpr print cue on a redhat
6.2 machine, in an attempt to provide network fax ability using a postscript
printer driver... without any joy.
Is this posible? or does someone know of an easier way to do network faxing
without having to setup
On Mon, 2002-09-23 at 11:10, Michael JasonSmith wrote:
Just wait until you get your hands on Nautilus 2 (it is in Redhat 8.0).
I hardly ever used Nautilus until version 2, but now I find myself using
it quite a bit. The UI is not much different from the original, but it
is smaller, faster,
Let's all read the article on munging that Martin posted and the rebuttal
that Nick posted, and weigh these two articles up before voting.
I think it's a waste of time. We're all going to be subscribe to many
lists, some set this way, some the other. That means for replying we'll
all have to
There was talk at the last meeting of a troubleshooting session for the
next meeting - is this still on, and is there a signup sheet? I've
installed Mandrake alongside Win2k and Win98 and can't get into the
Linux partition.
Alternatively, is someone willing to come to my house and help me in
Matt Agnew wrote:
There was talk at the last meeting of a troubleshooting session for the
next meeting - is this still on, and is there a signup sheet? I've
installed Mandrake alongside Win2k and Win98 and can't get into the
Linux partition.
Alternatively, is someone willing to come to
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:28, Tim Wright wrote:
Unfortunately i can't, it won't boot CDs. SuSE has now also given up!,
see my SuSE can't find keymap post.
looking more and more like a hardware problem...however, it's probably not
a disk problem, more a controller or bus problem. Do you know
John Stephens wrote:
My Vote is Reply to the list.
Anybody that sets up an auto reply should be deleted. They can always
rejoin. Russ, the administrator at NT Bugtrack normally deletes 350
people over the Christmas period.
Interesting. Another mailing list I'm on doesn't auto-replies
Hurro...
I'll add my 2c to the answers so far...
Rh 7.3 (any 2.4.x kernel for that matter) does not reliably detect ISA
plugpray cards. ie: Linux may or may not reliably detect it using kudzu.
However, kernel 2.4.x has good drivers for the 3c509 inbuilt.. So...
kudzu is the thing that does
Hi All,
anyone whose thinking of running RH7.3 or 2.4.18-3 on an
smp box, make sure you upgrade the kernel to at least -5
there appears to be a bit of a problem, I had my smp box
crash heaps with this configuration.
jeremyb.
Matt and members,
The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 2nd October in the Sydenham hall. (
http://christchurch.lug.net.nz/ ) The idea is to have a problems workshop.
I suggest that anyone with a machine that needs looking at, should email
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and we can make a list
I can bring a spare monitor for the american dude whose monitor wasn't going
to fit in his car.
Yuri
I'm having a problem connecting to my ISP, maxnet. They don't know what
the problem is. Linux is officialy unsupported by them (incidentally,
they only told me that *after* I had problems, even though I was very
upfront about using Linux all the time and it all seemed OK.
Actually the modem
My employer runs two ISPs, CLEARnet and Paradise.
Neither of them officially support linux, although both have customers that
use linux and I have used linux with both, without problems.
At one time, my wife's win 98 couldn't connect to clearnet but my linux box
could. Same dial-up number, same
Hi all,
This is my first post to the list. I'm hoping to be able to make it along to
this upcoming meeting so I thought I might chime in here. I've played around
with Linux for a few years, though never seriously. Now I'm looking to blow away
my win2k machine and replace it with Slackware. I've
Re modem: very odd. It seems a bit unlikely that the maxnet modem
wouldn't want to talk to either of your modems properly. If it worked
before, they probably changed something, but my experience with anyone
is that they never own up to having changed anything.
suggestions about the problem or
Try looking up the Consumers Institute web site.
http://www.consumer.org.nz/
They have a web page that will allow you to compare prices/services on
different ISPs.
Stuart
At 10:08 25/09/02, Yuri de Groot wrote:
My employer runs two ISPs, CLEARnet and Paradise.
Neither of them officially
sounds to me like your isp may be using pap or chap, despite putting up
a login prompt??
Just a guess as I haven't used an analogue modem for a while now.
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On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 09:41, Carl Cerecke wrote:
I'm considering another ISP. I only need about 10hrs a week dial-up and
a few mailboxes. I collect my CLUG email from here at work. Any
suggestions about the problem or an alternative ISP?
Try letting PPP handle all authentication sing
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Christopher Sawtell wrote:
Many thanks for this stuff, it looks like the answer to my needs.
However, the perl script 'concatallslides' appears to be missing from the file
archive. I hope, pray, and trust that a request that you might be able to
allocate a micro-moment
What is the complete mount r/w command for mounting when in rescue mode
with making
a tmp mount point. I've tried but can't remember, no mans in rescue.
Thanks
Trevor
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 12:16, Trev wrote:
What is the complete mount r/w command for mounting when in rescue mode
with making
a tmp mount point. I've tried but can't remember, no mans in rescue.
mount / -o remount,rw
that would remount the root partition read/write
mkdir /hda1
On Wed, Sep 25, 2002 at 12:16:40PM +1200, Trev wrote:
What is the complete mount r/w command for mounting when in rescue
mode with making a tmp mount point. I've tried but can't remember, no
mans in rescue.
``mount /mount-point -o remount,rw''
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Personally I also find the cc: annoying, it's half way to spamming. I
haven't seen a useful procmail recipe yet which deals with it. But it's
not too difficult to look at to: and cc: of a msg and if it has both
list and private simply delete it. I can read the list copy when I'm on
private
Thanks for all the help. NIC is now recognised, and loading the driver
mod on boot.
Nice one.
Matthew
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Hi all,
I'm not sure but I might be bringing a laptop to the clug meetin ghaving
problems installing pcmcia onto a laptop. You know that laptop at the
installfest that was still installing at quarter past 5.
P.S depends on if my mum is going to let me go... (DONT LAUGH :( )
Thanks,
Ben
[EMAIL
P.S depends on if my mum is going to let me go... (DONT LAUGH :( )
Hey Ben, I know the feeling. For me it depends on if my wife has planned anything
involving both of us :(
Actually, I just remembered she has :C
So apologies to the guy to whom I promised I'd bring a spare monitor :[
I'll mark
there is also the Mail-FollowUp-To: header.
it tells you clearly who wants a cc and who doesn't.
It's not a standard. D. J. Bernstein has a small FAQ[1].
[1] http://cr.yp.to/proto/replyto.html
Aha. Well I don't care about the controversy around DJB, but find it
interesting that he
Hey Ben, I know the feeling. For me it depends on if my wife has planned anything
involving both of us :(
You mean you've been married for a few months now and haven't put the
law down yet???
(ducks for cover and runs for his life)
Volker
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Volker Kuhlmann is possibly
``mount /mount-point -o remount,rw''
This will certainly fail on a rescue system as it requires a
corresponding entry in /etc/fstab which won't exist. Always specify
both filesystem device and mountpoint.
Volker
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Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in
Personally I also find the cc: annoying, it's half way to spamming. I
haven't seen a useful procmail recipe yet which deals with it. But it's
not too difficult to look at to: and cc: of a msg and if it has both
list and private simply delete it. I can read the list copy when I'm on
No - because root is already mounted and hence already known. Thats
what remount deals with.
Try it and see.
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 15:23, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
``mount /mount-point -o remount,rw''
This will certainly fail on a rescue system as it requires a
corresponding entry in
to all the people who purchased one of Steve's Dells.
Here's the bad news. I purchased another PSU, and carefully burnt my
fingers resoldering it all to match the Dell pinout.
Took the PSU home, plugged it in, and wallah, it worked!!! For 5-7
minutes(ish). Then it powered itself down, never
On Wed, 2002-09-25 at 15:38, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
``mount /mount-point -o remount,rw''
This will certainly fail on a rescue system as it requires a
corresponding entry in /etc/fstab which won't exist. Always specify
both filesystem device and mountpoint.
Sorry, yes it will work if
Well.
I have had a bit of a count up of the votes on those two threads
(list behaviour and that peeve one)
This was quite difficult because of the likes of Jeremy and Martin
et. al. saying why they disagreed :-/
drum roll
Anyway the upshot appears to be that most of those who actually care
Thank you Zane :-)
ps. I would like to quickly advocate public flogging of those with badly
behaved auto repliers ;)
Cheers,
Gareth
Zane Gilmore wrote:
Well.
I have had a bit of a count up of the votes on those two threads
(list behaviour and that peeve one)
This was quite difficult
Hey Ben, I know the feeling. For me it depends on if my wife has planned anything
involving both of us :(
You mean you've been married for a few months now and haven't put the
law down yet???
I could go to CLUG meetings and other stuff if I wanted to, but the rewards
of keeping the missus
ps. I would like to quickly advocate public flogging of those with badly
behaved auto repliers ;)
I would suggest using only personal email accounts, as work accounts are usually
the culprits of broken auto-repliers.
Yuri
Testing the reply to:
Please delete
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Whats the lists feelings about having a backup root partition? a small
100 Mb partition with minimal etc and bin and so on... ?
I don't think there's much point. It would be useless in case of disk
failure, and otherwise a standard rescue system offers the same in case
you monkey your boot
Is this the Toshiba 440CDX?
What type of PCMCIA card is it you've having problems with?
Cheer, me...
- Original Message -
From: Benjamin Devine
Hi all,
I'm not sure but I might be bringing a laptop to the clug meetin ghaving
problems installing pcmcia onto a laptop. You know
Does this mean we can start one of those annoying 'yes it worked' threads?
Oh, you said to delete it..
Oh well.
It worked anyway...
A triumph for democracy I feel, although I still think reply to list will
lead to pain when Yuri or Volker take a pot-shot at their significant others
on the
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