On June 22, 2002 06:43 pm, L. Friedman wrote:
Interesting stuff. Kinda the last frontier in a way.
http://kerneltrap.org/node.php?id=284
That was awsome stuff, thanks!
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Hi all,
My main box has a Nvidia nForce embedded network card and runs rh7.2 with a
2.4.18 preempt patched kernel my card driver is the latest from the
nvidia.com site.
The problem that I am having is if I try to connect to this box from any of
the other machines on my LAN using any OS it
Most specifically here is that Caldera does the basics, install/package
selection, STARTS INSTALLING, then lets you do everything else
immediately. Nowhere do you need in insert disk5, or enter information
AFTER everything is installed. This is a wonderful thing. I watched a
movie with my wife
Lizard tops it AFAIC. I find Mandrake's friendly enough, and SuSE's as
well, but Lizard is just done right. The only thing I could suggest is
that they allow you to check a box at the end that allows it to boot when
done, or reboot when done.
I believe Caldera released Lizard to the opensource
So long as you don't forget certain things and try to use their click on
the install item and pray you don't get stuck in a loop feature. But I
suppose Caldera's We won't install on this machine, even though Linux 2.4
kernel and software run fine on it and $MAX_SCREWED_UP_X_OPTION don't
win it a
Yes, but if you look at all those combinations, they overlap, so even
though doing the math that way will give you a large amount of
possibilities, perhaps removing the duplicate methods will result a
little closer to 293.
On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 19:41:58 -0500
David A. Bandel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
EWWW!
Thank you for that education, Dennis. I did not realize those
requirements. YUCK!
Having most experience with COL, which puts it in /opt, I have seldom had
the chance to experience the difference. But there is definitely
something much more clean and flexible about the /opt
So you want to share the same WIRE for both the Internet connection and
the protected network?
This is generally considered less than optimum for security, since a
hacker need only compromise the router to have complete access to your
protected network. However, if you ARE going to attempt
I am not sure what you mean by connect. Does connect always mean telnet in
your letter below? Can you telnet from your RH machine to the other
machines?
Here is something to try while you figure this out.
This sounds like an arp table problem, that is to say, for some reason
there is no path
execuse me, what are the corresponding settings in /proc of linux?
Next, in DR TCP, Set TCP Rec Window to 100472
Set Window Scaling ON
Set Time Stamping ON.
Set Selective Acks, Path MTU Discovery, and Black Hole Detection all to
default.
Set Max Dup Acks and TTL both blank.
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up
isn't it no better than a virus? I guess counter-terrorists will love
this idea... :)
Myles Green wrote:
On June 22, 2002 06:43 pm, L. Friedman wrote:
Interesting stuff. Kinda the last frontier in a way.
http://kerneltrap.org/node.php?id=284
That was awsome stuff, thanks!
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Linux
exactly...
which contain the configuration for rotating the various types of
logs.
Most likely a cron file.
I relocated the entry from /etc/cron.d into the root table /etc/crontab
for convinience
# logrotate is a daily job
00 00 * * * root /etc/cron.d/scripts.d/logrotate
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begin Ken Moffat's quote:
| I installed Slack 8.1 from the iso, ran xf86config and startx,
| but the (virtual?) screen is too large for my monitor, and scrolls
| to the bottom and right when I move my mouse pointer to the edge.
| I'm pretty sure it's a /etc/X11/XF86Config issue, but I'm not
On Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 07:10:52AM -0500, David A. Bandel wrote:
On Sat, 22 Jun 2002 18:51:06 -0700
begin Kevin O'Gorman [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed forth:
[snip]
In fact, I calculate (this the help of my local friendly Linux machine)
that there are exactly 240 ways to do it. It's very
Could someone point me to good and easy documentation on using java with
linux?
I know I have a java runtime environment somewhere on my Caldera 2.4 system,
but when I installed Opera 6.01 it found no java environment. So, I need to
know what to do to make my java run time environment, whatever
Anyone with a hint why I can't print? CUPS 1.1.10-3, HP 812C printer, ESP
Ghostscript 7.05-2. /var/log/cups/errors.log:
d [23/Jun/2002:12:21:27 -0500] ProcessIPPRequest(0x402c1008[3]):
operation_id = 0002
d [23/Jun/2002:12:21:27 -0500] print_job(0x402c1008[3],
Sorry to have posted. Solved with lpadmin.
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Eh? did you read the article? Where did the 'virus' reference come from?
Dude, I want some of whatever it is you're smoking ;-)
Myles
On June 23, 2002 07:07 am, m.w.chang wrote:
isn't it no better than a virus? I guess counter-terrorists will love
this idea... :)
Myles Green wrote:
On
eD24? IIRC, java was installed in /usr/java, just like it is still. The executables
are in /usr/java/bin/
What else do you want to know? I don't know of any read-em-up, just my own experience.
begin Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(Sun, 23 Jun 2002 11:50:19 -0400)
Could someone point me to
I'll 2nd that request. Give me the hooch too, so i can also see viri
where there are none.
Myles Green wrote:
Eh? did you read the article? Where did the 'virus' reference come from?
Dude, I want some of whatever it is you're smoking ;-)
Myles
On June 23, 2002 07:07 am, m.w.chang
There is the SxS, ya know.
Joel Hammer wrote:
Could someone point me to good and easy documentation on using java with
linux?
I know I have a java runtime environment somewhere on my Caldera 2.4 system,
but when I installed Opera 6.01 it found no java environment. So, I need to
know what
Care to elaborate how, so that others might benefit in the future?
edj wrote:
Sorry to have posted. Solved with lpadmin.
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L. Friedman[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Linux Step-by-step TyGeMo:
I would like to install motif since opera 6.01 seems to need it. (I can't
seem to get macromedia Flash to work either, but I don't know if motif is
any part of this problem.)
Anyway, I tried the source code but it won't compile and I don't have a clue as to
why.
But, there are various other motif
It appears there is no way to make it work using tye typical NAT router that
can only deal with one subnet.
Here's what I wanted because I already have the NAT router:
Server
192.168.0.4 || 192.168.0.5
||
LAN -- hub --- NAT Router --- Internet
I tried Redhat 6.2 openmotif-2.1.30-5_ICS.i386.rpm and I did install the
newest flash macromedia player. And, I did get my java environment recognized
by opera by exporting the appropriate environmental variable, but despite all
this, the results on web pages with macromedia are not good, some
Also sprach Ken Moffat:
I installed Slack 8.1 from the iso, ran xf86config and startx, but
the
(virtual?) screen is too large for my monitor, and scrolls to the
bottom and right when I move my mouse pointer to the edge. I'm pretty
sure it's a /etc/X11/XF86Config issue, but I'm not sure
begin Joel Hammer's quote:
| I would like to install motif since opera 6.01 seems to need it.
i think that if you have qt aboard, you should be fine. is this
something you've encountered with the 6.01 upgrade, while 6.0 worked
okay?
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http://www.linuxandmain.com -- outside the box,
I have never liked the virtual desktop thing. Makes me dizzy. To turn it
off:
Virtual 0 0
Michael
On Sunday 23 June 2002 03:59 pm, Kurt Wall wrote:
[snip]
Second, if you want to use multiple modes, use the Virtual keyword in the
Screen section to limit the size of the virtual desktop
I will be configuring a Linux box to download email from the ISP for a bunch
of Outhouse clients. Can anyone recommend a virus scanner that would catch
anyting coming into the Linux box before it can be downloaded to the
clients?
Can I layer Spamassassin on top of that yet?
Thanks,
Michael
Kurt Wall wrote:
Second, if you want to use multiple modes, use the Virtual keyword in the
Screen section to limit the size of the virtual desktop to the size of the
mode you want:
SubSection Display
Depth 24
Modes 1600x1200 1280x1024
Virtual 1600x1200
EndSubSection
Kurt
when using this command to make from a tar file what is the correct syntax ?
I used it as rpm -ra xine-lib-0.9.12.tar.gz and it told me that the arguments
were wrong.
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Retired Geriatric,
Michael Hipp wrote:
I have never liked the virtual desktop thing. Makes me dizzy. To turn it
off:
Virtual 0 0
Can you tell me where that should go?
Here is what I assume to be the relevant section:
Section Screen
Identifier Screen 1
Device NVIDIA GeForce
Monitor
On Sun, 23 Jun 2002, Michael Hipp wrote:
I will be configuring a Linux box to download email from the ISP for a bunch
of Outhouse clients. Can anyone recommend a virus scanner that would catch
anyting coming into the Linux box before it can be downloaded to the
clients?
Can I layer
On June 23, 2002 04:28 pm, Keith Antoine wrote:
when using this command to make from a tar file what is the correct
syntax ? I used it as rpm -ra xine-lib-0.9.12.tar.gz and it told me
that the arguments were wrong.
That's because 'rpm -ra' is incorrect, it's 'rpm -ta' if you want to
build
Lee wrote:
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
snip
This marked start of religion's declaration of war on rational thought
and science.
I thought this happened with the first decision to rule people through
fear
of a/some diety(ies)?
Bob
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A wise man can see more from the bottom of a well,
than a
List
I havelost my printing thru cups. The log says it can not bind with
port 631. Does anyone know what would cause this? Appreciate any
help here. EW 3.1.1 latest cups kde3 with xfce desktop.
cheers
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Dallas, Texas 75287
972 306-2296
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Caldera Open
Bob Hems wrote:
Lee wrote:
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
snip
This marked start of religion's declaration of war on rational thought
and science.
I thought this happened with the first decision to rule people through
fear
of a/some diety(ies)?
Bob
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Not really. Most ancient
Richard R. Sivernell wrote:
List
I havelost my printing thru cups. The log says it can not bind with
port 631. Does anyone know what would cause this? Appreciate any
help here. EW 3.1.1 latest cups kde3 with xfce desktop.
ipchains/tables?
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On Sun, 23 Jun 2002 17:29:54 -0700
Net Llama! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard R. Sivernell wrote:
List
I havelost my printing thru cups. The log says it can not bind with
port 631. Does anyone know what would cause this? Appreciate any
help here. EW 3.1.1 latest cups kde3 with
I think my last version of opera was 5.x something. qt is installed. The
opera web page said I needed to have motif installed. I was getting lots
messages about a missing library which stopped after I installed motif.
Joel
On Sun, Jun 23, 2002 at 05:02:35PM -0400, dep wrote:
begin Joel
On Mon, 24 Jun 2002 01:50, Joel Hammer wrote:
Could someone point me to good and easy documentation on using java with
linux?
I know I have a java runtime environment somewhere on my Caldera 2.4
system, but when I installed Opera 6.01 it found no java environment. So, I
need to know what
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got established. Along with the burning of the Monk Bruno we have the
burning of over two hundred thousand witches. Even Notrodamus was
The situation is not quite so clear cut. In Catholic Spain, when witch
trials were all the rage in most of Europe, the Spanish Inquisition was
brought to
Ronnie Gauthier wrote:
snip
This marked start of religion's declaration of war on rational thought
and science.
I thought this happened with the first decision to rule people through
fear
of a/some diety(ies)?
I don't think all religions are simply tools to control the
Here's mine. Note the 1280x1024/85Hz x16bpp is the only one I actually
ever use. The others could be deleted.
Michael
Section Screen
Identifier Screen0
Device Card0
Monitor Generic Monitor
DefaultDepth 16
Subsection Display
Depth 32
Modes
On a RH 7.3 when installing and compiling a new kernel issueing:
mkinitrd /boot/initrd-new.img 2.4.18-5
fails with All of your loopback devices are in use!
What am I doing wrong?
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On Mon, 24 Jun 2002 02:36, James McDonald wrote:
you need to set to up env vars in you .bash_profile file or /etc/profile
JAVA_HOME=JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0
PATH=$PATH:/usr/java/j2sdk1.4.0/bin
export JAVA_HOME PATH
Correction the JAVA_HOME line should have been
Over the weekend I put up Slackware 8.1 and ran for a couple of days.
Pretty uneventful experience. The only real drawback is that they
don't package Sylpheed, but at least they do offer Xfce. A few notes:
1) Slackware is still stuck in the Lilo world (some would say right
on). I let it
ok... found something but not all...
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Adv-Routing-HOWTO-13.html
/proc\sys/net/ipv4/tcp_window_scaling
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_timestamps
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_sack
/proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_no_pmtu_disc
Next, in DR TCP, Set TCP Rec Window to 100472
Set Window Scaling ON
I glanced over it until the later part which was beyond me. I just
worried that it would open another security hole... definitely not
smoking anything special.
Net Llama! wrote:
I'll 2nd that request. Give me the hooch too, so i can also see viri
where there are none.
isn't it no better
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