Aside from minor version bumps in the kernel and KDE, does anyone know why
SuSE did a major version bump from 8 to 9 on this? We are just now setting
up to use 8.2 in our systems. Anyone have a good argument for us going with
9 instead?
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 19:31:15 -0800
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Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
Aside from minor version bumps in the kernel and KDE, does anyone know why
SuSE did a major version bump from 8 to 9 on this? We are just now setting
up to use 8.2 in our systems. Anyone have a good argument for us going with
9 instead?
Redhat Mandrake are at 9.x release.
Hi all,
Is there any function to get the user name if uid is known, and vice versa ?
Similar for group.
Thanks,
Vu
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Vu Pham wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any function to get the user name if uid is known, and vice versa ?
Similar for group.
Thanks,
cat /etc/passwd | grep ^.*:x:500: | awk -F: '{print $1}'
cat /etc/passwd | grep ^.*:x:[0-9]*:500 | awk -F: '{print $1}'
This is probably not what you want but it does
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From: James McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 5:57 AM
Subject: Re: username / id
Vu Pham wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any function to get the user name if uid is known, and vice
versa ?
Similar for group.
This may help if you are doing this from a program:
man getuid
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 22:57:14 +1100
James McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Vu Pham wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any function to get the user name if uid is known, and vice
versa ? Similar for group.
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Hi,
Thank you guys!
You'll have to forgive me for the shortness of the message, but as you
can imagine I have too much to do in very little time :(
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I am about to build another PC to be used as a workstation. I picked up a
box of 5 new Seagate SCSI 3 50 gig drives for $250.00 total, so I am
thinking of using some them for this.
Since SCSI controller boards are about $100.00 or so, I was thinking of
using a server mother biard with built
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Harry G wrote:
I am about to build another PC to be used as a workstation. I picked up a
box of 5 new Seagate SCSI 3 50 gig drives for $250.00 total, so I am
thinking of using some them for this.
Since SCSI controller boards are about $100.00 or so, I was thinking of
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 06:25:39 -0600
Vu Pham [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 5:57 AM
Subject: Re: username / id
Vu Pham wrote:
Hi all,
Is there any function to
Thanks everybody who has replied. Perhaps I will go with one of the
following suggestions :
- popen with the cat /etc/passwd | grep
or
- read the /etc/passwd , /etc/group and parse them.
Thanks !
Vu
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On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 06:25:39 -0600
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I'd like to know as well. I'm quite happy with SuSE 8.2 Pro. But there is
so much software included in SuSE that perhaps they have included new
revisions of a lot of software that would never make the
sales-bullet-points. There were some rough edges that may have been cleared
up as well. For
vu pham wrote:
Thanks everybody who has replied. Perhaps I will go with one of the
following suggestions :
- popen with the cat /etc/passwd | grep
or
- read the /etc/passwd , /etc/group and parse them.
Thanks !
Vu
Umm I was just playing with id and if you
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Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
If you receive this you all know it works.
If you don't, no one but me will know it doesn't work.
I'll also know it works, but you're welcome to respond just to confirm that
you received it anyway.
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I have just purchased the Suse 9.o pro for my new linux user. I will start
install onto a brand new 200gig hard drive, After rebate $129.00 at Frys.
I will let everyone know how it goes, may even update spouse's machine too.
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Roger
That too will do the trick, my suggestion was using the cl stuff offered only.
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On Thursday 30 October 2003 15:37, Robert E.Raymond wrote:
Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
If you receive this you all know it works.
If you don't, no one but me will know it doesn't work.
I'll also know it works, but you're welcome to respond just to confirm that
you received it anyway.
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I couldn't resist the irony of posting a post-halloween document
just before halloween. Quite a few changes since last posting here,
and with each posting I tend to get a lot of useful feedback for
the next round of changes.
Dave
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It seems the DNS services provided by our new web host can't hold a candle to
the services graciously offered by Bill Campbell, so we will be switching
back to Bill tomorrow nite (Fri). DNS should propogate over the weekend and
everything should be
I would be interested to know if the driver for wireless lan cards using
the ACX100 chipset from TI is included. I have added the driver by hand
to 8.2 but would love to see it properly integrated in 9 so it starts
nicely on system boot. I eagerly await your findings.
On Thu, 2003-10-30 at
Will this break my email filtering rules again?
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 2:00 PM
Subject: ADMIN: DNS changes
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It seems the DNS services provided
Yes, they will fit in a standard form factor.
There shouldn't be any problem with using the buit in ports. They may not
perform as well as some SCSI boards but you pay more for the boards.
Look at Tyan's line of boards. They are supposed to be good.
Harry G wrote:
I am about to build
There is one thing you need to watch out for :
For the latest SCSI cards, there is the U160 and U320 standards which
offer higher data transfer rates, but these are also very susceptible to
small physical or electrical defects. Specifically, I have found that
connecting a SCSI drive externally
Quoth Matthew Carpenter:
Will this break my email filtering rules again?
Probably.
Kurt
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Quoth Douglas J Hunley:
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[DNS woes on mothership]
Kudos to Bill for his wonderfull service and generosity in offering this to
the SxS community.
Indeed. Huzzah!
Kurt
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Quoth Robert E.Raymond:
Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
You have my sympathies.
If you receive this you all know it works.
I'm *so* relieved.
If you don't, no one but me will know it doesn't work.
Pity, that.
I'll also know it works, but you're welcome to respond just to confirm that
On Thu, Oct 30, 2003, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Matthew Carpenter:
Will this break my email filtering rules again?
Probably.
I don't know what DNS would have to do with filtering rules.
Bill
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On Thursday 30 October 2003 20:08, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Robert E.Raymond:
Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
You have my sympathies.
If you receive this you all know it works.
I'm *so* relieved.
If you don't, no one but me will know it doesn't work.
Pity, that.
I'll also know it
Greetings Bob,
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Robert E.Raymond wrote:
On Thursday 30 October 2003 20:08, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Robert E.Raymond:
Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
...stuff Bobbettized...
But it still doesn't work!
Any ideas?
I followed the SxS to the letter
Do
Rdesktop works like a champ as a way to get into a W2k Server box and
run Win apps. But it appears it will only work for 90 days unless I
cough up some *more* $ to MS.
(I own more licenses of various MS junk than any 3 people I know. The
idea of having to buy yet another license in order to
Are you using terminal services for remote admin or as a terminal server? How many
people are accessing the box at one time?
Wil
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To: Linux Users
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Wil McGilvery wrote:
Are you using terminal services for remote admin or as a terminal server? How many people are accessing the box at one time?
Wil
Just me for now but I plan to add others later (and don't want to be
limited to 2 sessions). So I set it up in the application mode. Also,
admin
On Thursday 30 October 2003 11:04, Jay Nugent wrote:
Greetings Bob,
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Robert E.Raymond wrote:
On Thursday 30 October 2003 20:08, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Robert E.Raymond:
Hi all,
I'm testing sendmail.
...stuff Bobbettized...
snipped,
I don't know any way around the licensing. I guess if you use the software, you pay
the price.
What applications are you trying to access?
Wil
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Sent: Thu 10/30/2003 11:22 PM
To: [EMAIL
Quoth Jay Nugent:
[whack]
Sendmail ships with its configuration set to ONLY listen to the
loopback device. You can reconfigure it by simply changing one line (no
need to run m4 and all that crap!).
Well, Red Hat certainly ships Sendmail this way. The default
Slackware Sendmail
Quoth Bill Campbell:
On Thu, Oct 30, 2003, Kurt Wall wrote:
Quoth Matthew Carpenter:
Will this break my email filtering rules again?
Probably.
I don't know what DNS would have to do with filtering rules.
Ah, you're correct of course. Big fat thinko over here.
Kurt
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You can tune a
I'm not quite sure what to think about spam that wants to sell
me some sort of spam blocking. That would be metaspam, yes?
Grumble. Sigh. Wherez my pillz?
Kurt
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a test load.
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Here's a interesting one for you Mandrake fans, as seen on another
mailing list.
Some LG CD-ROM drives that do not meet the ATAPI specification are being
destroyed by Mandrake 9.2. Not mandrake's fault, LG's fault for
interpreting the FLUSH_CACHE command as the UPLOAD_FIRMWARE command!
Here's
Wil McGilvery wrote:
I don't know any way around the licensing. I guess if you use the software, you pay the price.
What applications are you trying to access?
For now, mainly Quicken, QuickBooks, Fireworks, Dreamweaver, MPLAB
(PICmicro IDE), PowerBible CD, MS Office, TaxACT. That covers about
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