Joel Hammer wrote:
So, the message is clear to Westerners: Keep out of Muslim territory.
Joel
Would have to disagree. You forgot the Turks. Turkey has been one of the
west's most reliable allies. They are even members of NATO. The Turks
are probably the only Islamic nation with a desire to
David A. Bandel wrote:
If you have a better answer, I'm sure Bush would be happy to hear it. But
I don't think Saddam and the terrorists will stop just because you asked
them to. History says otherwise. Roosevelt and Churchill are not what
sensible civilized folks want as role models, but
n 10/19/02 16:11, tom wrote:
Greets List, Andrew,
Andrew Mathews wrote:
tom wrote:
Well, this just sucks. I guess this computer I'm working
on has a either as you mentioned, a bad bios, a hardware conflict,
or a piece of hardware that does not play nice.
RH 8.0 is built using gcc 3.2,
On 10/19/02 11:44, Andrew Mathews wrote:
It provides a bootable cd that is identical to booting off the RH 7.3
disc 1 for installation, but provides an XFS kernel, for doing a
complete XFS installation. This eliminates the need for adding XFS
later, rebuilding the kernel, moving data, etc. The
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David A. Bandel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Radical Muslims (in fact a large portion of the middle east) thinks
or -sT
maybe others. See the documentation.
On 10/20/02 00:03, m.w.chang wrote:
is it nmap -sP ?
Net Llama! wrote:
nmap does *not* require root to run. Some of the options need root,
but not all.
On
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n 10/20/02 07:41, Joel Hammer wrote:
I am spending too much time on a trivial problem, so its time to
look for
some ideas.
Here is what I want to do:
Given a set of TIF slides (photomicrographs, up to 10 megs each) in a
directory. They will be numbered in sequence, 01_Blah 02_MoreBlah, etc.
I
Rick Forrister wrote:
My convictions, for a long time have been to never start trouble - and to end
it, when started, with great conviction.
I agree, but...
- Why are Turkey and Kuwait, 2 strong US allies, firmly in favor of
further diplomacy and inspections, not bombing and invasion?
- Why
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002, Collins wrote:
Well, you certainly don't need a broadband connection for this!!!
Download speed is about 4KB per second. I've got 15% of disc1
downloaded since 10PM last night. In a few weeks, I'll have a
complete set.
Just to reiterate, try ftp://redhat.newaol.com.
I am using the latest version (8.12.6) of sendmail, but owning to
directory persmission problem, i didn't set it up to start as smmsh.
thank you for your reminder.
If you're still running sendmail as root then you have an older version of
sendmail. The newer ones have changed this to a non
I'm a bit torn on some of the topics here.
First off, I'll turn some of you off by starting out that I agree with
Bush, Dep, and Collins, et al. I believe in mercy and grace to a large
degree. I also believe that sometimes force is required. While I
hardly ever beat up the bully, there are
I would truly enjoy hearing your opinion on this question
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002 13:41:02-0700Net Llama! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On 10/20/02 13:03, ronnie gauthier wrote:
Yes, it did.
International majority opinion does not have a gun at its head, we
do.
I think the better
On Sun, Oct 20, 2002 at 06:26:29PM -0400, Joel Hammer wrote:
If I use a variable as an integer, then use as a string, it doesn't go
back to being an integer nicely.
Oh well. Either I had forgotten about this behavior or I never ran across it
before. Almost the same thing at my age.
Try
Uh, how about this instead ...
You are my asshole neighbor. You throw rocks, you make noises ...
I buy you a cup of coffee, we talk ... I make it perfectly clear that I
have no intention of changing my family's life to accomodate your grand
vision of pan-asshole-unity. I have no intention
On Sun, Oct 20, 2002 at 04:53:00PM -0400, Joel Hammer wrote:
I have always thought that bash does the right thing when it evaluates
variables.
Until today.
This bit of script works as expected:
k=0
for i in `dir -1 *jpg`
do
k=$((k+1))
echo $k
done
It prints out the numbers from 1 to
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I keep all my home stuff in a /home partition. Since most of my
partitions are versions of gentoo, the userid's match up and I am able
to use /home without any
If you're trying to stick on the same page (not change pages), you can
just make an A tag like A HREF=#nexttarget
Then, as long as you have A NAME=nexttarget defined somewhere in
that page, you're all set!
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002
02:23:28-0400 Joel Hammer[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. That
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