On February 26, 2002 11:43 pm, Zoran wrote:
On Feb 26 David Aikema was heard saying:
-I'd like to specify a hostname that eth0 should pass to the dhcp server
in -use when it is brought up. I could always manually edit it into the
ifup -script, but I'm wondering if I can specify this
Thanks!
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: Typing
furiously on February 26, Cidadão Dorense
managed to emit:
Thanks, Keith!
I believe though that Kurt doesn't change it
himself
all the time.
Kurt, is that a script that your Mail client point
to
or is a feature of that client?
Ian spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
Netscape shows messages back through 2002-10-10...
ook? isn't that looking ahead and not back :)
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Admin: Linux StepByStep - http://www.linux-sxs.org
and
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
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scd0
scsi cd-rom yes? the cd is IDE, so I dont' need this. right?
As long as it's not a CD-RW.
But I'm with Joel on this, why bother?
I'd realy like to know. It seems to me to be more trouble than it's worth.
Regards,
Tim
Net Llama spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
I occasionally find it useful. YMMV.
fair enough. but I can always use makedev at some point in the future...
You never know what the future may bring. Perhaps you'll switch to IDE
at some time in the future?
this is the 1221
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
Ian spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
Netscape shows messages back through 2002-10-10...
ook? isn't that looking ahead and not back :)
Err. Umm. 2001 is what I thought...but my fingers weren't listening.
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Linux SxS
--- Douglas J Hunley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Net Llama spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
You never know what the future may bring. Perhaps you'll switch to
IDE
at some time in the future?
this is the 1221 box we're talking about. I don't forsee that
happening.
Oh
--- Tyler Regas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Help!
Okay, its not that urgent, but I've installed Mandrake 8.1 into VMware
so I could get familiar with installing and configuring it as a
server,
and I stupidly set the video color depth to 16-bit. Well, the emulated
chipset doesn't do 16-bit,
Thanks. I'll just upgrade by installing WS 3.1.1!
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
Brett I. Holcomb spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
I've seen references to rpm version 4.x. Is that something I should
upgrade to or are there incompatiblities between 3.x and 4.x that would
cause
--- Douglas J Hunley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As of this afternoon, I've removed the virus check milter from all
mailing
lists and inserted MIMEDefang in its place.
I simply couldn't find a decent (feature vs price) anti-virus, and
MIMEDefang
offer a decent substitute while adding other
--- Brett I. Holcomb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm running KDE 2.2.1 on WS 3.1 and want to add xfce so I can try it.
However, all the reference sto window mangers and the X-windows
manuals (I
have the O'Reilly manuals) mention the various x files as in start x,
xinitrc, etc. However,
I installed it from an RPM compiled for my i686 from the source RPM. I
ran xfce_setup, went to runlevel 3, then back to 5 and then went to the
Control Center but it didn't show up so I typed in xfce and added it. I
then logged out and selected my login and xfce. I got xfce but the
What version would you recommend?
Douglas J Hunley wrote:
Brett I. Holcomb spewed electrons into the ether that assembled into:
I've seen references to rpm version 4.x. Is that something I should
upgrade to or are there incompatiblities between 3.x and 4.x that would
cause me grief. My
OK! just went to caldera 3.1.1, kde2, k menu, as below, config, pref,
system,login manager. (that's close, anyway) sessions tab, type
startxfce in the box at lower left, this will highlight add, click add
and reboot and that's it. xfce is on the menu, select it and it should
work. This assumes a
Xscreensaver isn't absolutely required, but its always a nice thing to
have (especially the new v. 4.01, which has some really spiffy new
ones).
--- Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK! just went to caldera 3.1.1, kde2, k menu, as below, config, pref,
system,login manager. (that's close,
I'll do it. I just typed xfce and I did not reboot!
I found the xscreensaver is not required. I saw that message and asked on
the mailing list. so I did an rpm --nodeps -ivh on xfce. I did get the
screensaver but had a compiler error when I was building it.
Thanks.
Ken Moffat wrote:
I changed it to startxfce and just logged off KDE, selected startxfce and
was in business. I didn't even have to reboot!
Now the mouse and keyboard work. I'll work with it tomorrow to figure out
how to get the KDE menus to popup.
Thanks.
Ken Moffat wrote:
OK! just went to caldera 3.1.1,
A few weeks ago, someone else on this list ran into a weird
keyboard-dead problem when they installed XFCE. I wish i remembered who
or how he fixed it. ugh
--- Brett I. Holcomb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed it from an RPM compiled for my i686 from the source RPM.
I
ran xfce_setup,
On Tue, 26 Feb 2002 07:30, Condon Thomas A KPWA wrote:
Since it isn't always the same IP I'm hosed for a solution. Hm. Maybe
I'll build a script that kicks off Kmail *after* a ping of my ISP.
Hard to believe but 'fraid so. Incidentally, diald binary exhibits same
problem. There is no
Today David Aikema was heard saying:
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- *** I am having difficulties understanding if you are a server or a
- client?
-
-eth0 is (well will be) connected to the cable modem and needs to use dhcp
-to grab an address from there this system will not be a dhcp server
*** Thus you will be the
On February 27, 2002 10:25 pm, Zoran wrote:
*** Thus you will be the client and your ISP the server. That means
your ISP will setup your client (you) the way they decided to: IP,
nameservers... and host/domainname.
You can, however, control the host/domainname provided by your ISP as far
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