Yes, I founf the same thing that kvirc 2.1.1 does not list all channels that
are open, likely due to to few people for the service to recognize it.
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 01:48, you were heard blurting out:
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 11:21 am, Federico Voges wrote:
Doug,
The
1. what's the linux-users channel on IRC? I forget...
2. can one create a hyperlink in HTML to an irc channel? if so, how?
3. anyone know of an irc-html forum (and vice-versa) gateway?
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Doug,
1. Channel: #linux-users
Server: irc.openprojects.net
2. irc://irc.openprojects.net/#linux-users ??
3. Er, what do you mean?? A web frontend for IRC?? If so, have a look
at http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpChat/
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
1. what's the linux-users channel on IRC? I forget...
On irc.openprojects.net, channel #linux-users
2. can one create a hyperlink in HTML to an irc channel? if so, how?
3. anyone know of an irc-html forum (and vice-versa) gateway?
dunno either :-(
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1. what's the linux-users channel on IRC? I forget...
2. can one create a hyperlink in HTML to an irc channel? if so, how?
3. anyone know of an irc-html forum (and vice-versa) gateway?
Sorry, i don't have answers to these questions, although i do
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 14:05, you were heard blurting out:
1. what's the linux-users channel on IRC? I forget...
#linux-users on irc.openprojects.net:6667
2. can one create a hyperlink in HTML to an irc channel? if so, how?
There is something for this that works with win clients, mIRC,
Federico Voges babbled on about:
Doug,
1. Channel: #linux-users
Server: irc.openprojects.net
2. irc://irc.openprojects.net/#linux-users ??
3. Er, what do you mean?? A web frontend for IRC?? If so, have a look
at http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpChat/
Federico Voges wrote:
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Doug,
The correct URL form is: irc://irc.openprojects.net/linux-users :)
Clicking that link with Mozilla will open a ChatZilla window and connect
to the #linux-users channel on irc.openprojects.net.
Haven't tried
On Tuesday 12 February 2002 11:21 am, Federico Voges wrote:
Doug,
The correct URL form is: irc://irc.openprojects.net/linux-users :)
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 16:16:16 -0300, Federico Voges wrote:
Doug,
1. Channel: #linux-users
Server: irc.openprojects.net
2.
. I have replaced the hard disk with one
of 30M and it has 512M of ram, so I am expecting it to really scream. It
has an internal DVD, and a Win Modem. I have an Iomega USB Zip CDR.
My last usage of Suse was on this laptop with 7.0. I have purchased 7.3
pro. My questions are as follows
, for AUD50 why
bother?
I have an Iomega USB Zip
Bulk-Storage-Zip-USB
USB CDR.
USB - General info (answer is yes, but I'm not 100% on the cd burn)
My last usage of Suse was on this laptop with 7.0. I have purchased 7.3
pro. My questions are as follows.:
This mail-server runs SuSE 7.3 (when Dougie
Shane Broomhall wrote:
Hi All,
My computer is an IBM thinkpad A20m. I have replaced the hard disk with one
of 30M and it has 512M of ram, so I am expecting it to really scream. It
has an internal DVD, and a Win Modem. I have an Iomega USB Zip CDR.
I have heard that Winmodems are now
Tim Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Shane Broomhall wrote:
Hi All,
My computer is an IBM thinkpad A20m. I have replaced the hard disk
with one of 30M and it has 512M of ram, so I am expecting it to
really scream. It has an internal DVD, and a Win Modem. I have an
Iomega USB Zip
On Monday 07 January 2002 5:37 am, Shane Broomhall wrote:
I have heard that Winmodems are now useable, has anyone had experiences
with making these work with 7.3 and could you please give me hint on where
to find the instructions. ???
I have a Thinkpad A20m and you can find a driver for the
I have a winmodem in this laptop and it works -- the performance is sucky at
best. My advice ist to build a firewall (www.smoothwall.org) with an dialup
modem and use an ethernet card on your laptop. You might want to check out
the winmodem listserv best on that one.
I also looked at Vmware on
And vmware is very easy to set up.
Just out of curosity was that a laptop or a desktop?
Did you create a virtual OS (if I recollect correctly) or did you use a
preinstalled OS system?
How is the performance?
I looked at putting it on a laptop and it turned into a of work. Mabye I
will have
On Monday 07 January 2002 10:10 am, Schmeits, Roger wrote:
And vmware is very easy to set up.
Just out of curosity was that a laptop or a desktop?
Did you create a virtual OS (if I recollect correctly) or did you use a
preinstalled OS system?
How is the performance?
I looked at
Dr. Edmund Weitz wrote:
Tim Prince [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Shane Broomhall wrote:
Hi All,
My computer is an IBM thinkpad A20m. I have replaced the hard disk
with one of 30M and it has 512M of ram, so I am expecting it to
really scream. It has an internal DVD, and a Win Modem. I have
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Tim Prince wrote:
The LT WinModem driver for SuSE 7.3 (from the sfu site to which the SuSE
hints point) works fine. I'm sure there are WinModems which don't work.
I can't find anything on the SuSE site for the Lt WinModem. could you
tell us where the sfu site
Winmodems with Lucent chipsets
Requested material at http://www.heby.de/ltmodem
Additional background and post-install issues at:
http://linmodems.technion.ac.il
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On Mon, 7 Jan 2002 20:37,Shane Broomhall scribed:
Hi All,
My name is Shane Broomhall from Brisbane Australia.
Damd, there are two of us now...
I have migrated once
Migrated , yep been there done that from Pommie Land, 1960.
the 2.4 Kernal has support for USB devices, would
Ken Firestone wrote:
On Mon, 7 Jan 2002, Tim Prince wrote:
The LT WinModem driver for SuSE 7.3 (from the sfu site to which the SuSE
hints point) works fine. I'm sure there are WinModems which don't work.
I can't find anything on the SuSE site for the Lt WinModem. could you
tell
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Most of the list isn't offended by
mention of that other OS. Matter-of-fact, a lot of us run dual boot
with it and have asked more than a few questions regarding how to get
Gates' wingreed to run smoothly with our Linux systems not to mention
Wine questions. I
On December 27, zohar enlightened our ignorance thusly:
CALDERA says that it providing a solution of UNIX and LINUX integrating it.
What other than networking is the same between this two OS.
Runs Linux on Unixware using LKP, Linux Kernel Personality.
Essentially, you can use all those great
zohar wrote:
snipped 4 unrelated questions
You might consider sending only one question per post. Then your subject line
can identify the topic and the thread of responses won't be schizophrenic.
Just a suggestion.
Dave
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 8:45 PM
Subject: Re: questions
I wouldn't worry too much about it. Most of the list isn't offended by
mention of that other OS. Matter-of-fact, a lot of us run dual boot
with it and have asked more than a few questions
thank you for throwing the light on my problems and helped me to feel better
(regarding firewalls)
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 9:44 PM
Subject: Re: questions
On December 27, zohar enlightened our ignorance thusly
CALDERA says that it providing a solution of UNIX and LINUX integrating it.
What other than networking is the same between this two OS.
I have heard many times in last few days that normal firewall can only
blocks the packets that come from Windows while they are not effective on
the packets
produces it.
A firewall analyzes packets, and blocks specific packets based on the
criteria that you specify when configuring the firewall.
Visual Basic questions are M$ specific, and have no place on this list.
--- zohar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
CALDERA says that it providing a solution of UNIX
On Fri, 28 Dec 2001 04:28, zohar wrote:
What is UPX file compressor of Visual Basic.
What's Visual Basic?
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On Thu, 27 Dec 2001 22:28:38 +0530
zohar [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed into the bitstream:
CALDERA says that it providing a solution of UNIX and LINUX integrating
it.
What other than networking is the same between this two OS.
Shorter list would be what's different.
Let's see, what's the same
mail me(even offlist
will do) so from further I will only put here linux specific questions.
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From: Net Llama [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 27, 2001 11:22 PM
Subject: Re: questions
I think you may have wandered onto the wrong mailing
If you comiple everything built into the kernel, is there any need to
run make modules and make modules_install?
For the last few 2.4.x releases there's been a broken agp-sis function
(compile errors). The config always seems to turn on
CONFIG_AGP_SIS=y. Is there any way to avoid this config
Make modules install hasn't worked on my machine in many months.
You don't have to make modules if you don't have any to make. In fact, even
if you do have some modules chosen, if you don't use the, it doesn't matter either way.
Joel
On Fri, Nov 30, 2001 at 08:22:24PM -0700, Collins Richey wrote:
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 22:35:10 -0500 Joel Hammer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Make modules install hasn't worked on my machine in many months.
You don't have to make modules if you don't have any to make. In
fact, even
if you do have some modules chosen, if you don't use the, it doesn't
matter
BTW On my systems Caldera's GRUB is the bootloader. I start Libranet
with chainload. It is very simple to configure.
I've never heard of chainload. Because of a problem with LILO I had
with eDesktop I use a boot floppy on my Win98/Libranet box. It also is
easier for my two seven-year olds
On September 26, 2001 12:36 pm, Randy Donohoe wrote:
BTW On my systems Caldera's GRUB is the bootloader. I start Libranet
with chainload. It is very simple to configure.
I've never heard of chainload. Because of a problem with LILO I had
It's a grub command. Reads the boot sector of a
Randy Donohoe wrote:
Sorry for the mis-characterization, I still think of this list as the
Caldera refugee list. I'm still subscribed to the Caldera list, hoping
one day they'll start maintaining eDesktop, again. I think eDesktop and
Libra are somehow very similar, but I can't put my
I have to agree on this: after running Libranet for several months
and getting used to the irritating Debian anal retentive security
policies, I am comfortable with this distro, the way I am
comfortable with eDesk 2.4. Perhaps the common quality is both
distros give one a sense of
Randy Donohoe wrote:
Another Caldera refugee on this list that runs Libranet is Leon
Goldstein. I see him sometimes on the Libranet list. Libra is a good
distrib, besides Mandrake betas, it's all I run.
Randy Donohoe
No, I am not another Caldera refugee. I still participate in the
No, I am not another Caldera refugee. I still participate in the
Caldera list, and have installed WS 3.1 on my recently upgraded lab
rat. I am in no hurry to adopt WS 3.1 - or any other bleeding edge
distribution for that matter, since eDesk 2.4 still does everything I
need reliably.
2001 2:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: A couple of Questions about Debian Linux/Storm Linux
Hi Shane,
Yes, you can use software compiled for Debian 'Potato' 2.2r3. In fact,
with the correct lines in /etc/apt/sources.list you can continue
upgrading and updating to your hearts content
I had a 3com nic and didn't have any problem with Progeny or with
Libranet. I installed Libranet later on another machine with a linksys nic
and didn't have any problem either.
Ray
On 23 Sep 2001, at 10:33, Ken Moffat wrote:
Did your Progeny recognize your NIC no problem?
I installed and
On 23 Sep 2001, at 12:10, Collins Richey wrote:
Ray,
I keep looking for A Debian distribution that is up to date. Progeny
is still using 2.2.x kernels. Even LibraNet is using 2.4.3 with
reiserfs (which sounds like inviting trouble to me). Have you done
much with either of these? How
Hi All,
I have serveral boxed copies of Linux at home. I am planning on spending
some time with all of them. I have heard that Debian is one of the most
stable Dists. I have purchased 4-6 months ago a boxed set of storm, it is
based on Debian. I have heard Storm have ceased trading. As Storm
Hi Shane,
Yes, you can use software compiled for Debian 'Potato' 2.2r3. In fact,
with the correct lines in /etc/apt/sources.list you can continue
upgrading and updating to your hearts content. The apt utility is quite
handy ( see man apt ). You'll need to comment out or remove any/all
lines in
Shane Broomhall wrote:
Hi All,
[snip]
Does Anyone know if my USB ZIP CDR Drive can be used under
Mandrake to burn
CD's from Linux ?
Does anyone know if the use of USB Hubs is supported under
Linux, and again
in particular Mandrake Linux ?
USB support has improved drastically with the
I know its off topic and I know I'm about to get shot for this but this
seems like a list where I might actually get some help.
1. Our students have this nasty habbit of changing backgrounds, screensavers
and installing themes on their machines. Is there any freeware
software/registery hack that
With Win98 they can hack the system no matter what you use on the server
side. All they need to do is to reboot into safe mode, change your settings
and do things they like afterwards.
Suggest that you change the desktop OS to Linux.
:-)
Auyeung
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From: Taplin,
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001 15:58:02 +0800 Auyeung at Technet wrote:
With Win98 they can hack the system no matter what you use on the server
side. All they need to do is to reboot into safe mode, change your settings
and do things they like afterwards.
Suggest that you change the desktop OS to
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