if U want to set the default font for xterm. U should go to
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc
then find the file font.alias
at the first line U'll see somehting like that:
fixed-misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--20-200-75-75-c-100-iso8859-1
font name
Michael Jinks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This may be a hardware problem and not a Linux problem, but if so I'd
like to be able to find out.
I have a SCSI hard drive which is the only SCSI device currently in my
box. It appears to function properly in most respects [setup details
below], except
I experience the same problems, but I'm using a Cyrix 166+, so
that would be my problem. What kind of hardware are you using, and what
other programs are you running at the same time. Quake 2 is resource
hungry...
K6-233, 64MB sdram, diamond monster 3d.
Nothing special running...
On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
Something I've been mildly curious about for a while now -- when I
finger a user on my machine, one of the bits of info that comes back is
"no Plan". The manpage for finger mentions a .plan file, but says
nothing much about it.
What is this for?
Hello, Matt.
Check out the "ErrorDocument 404" setting in /etc/httpd/conf/srm.conf.
#ErrorDocument 404 /missing.html
Hope that helps.
- hoeteck
On 01-Jul-98 Matt Teagarden wrote:
Is there a way to modify the "ERROR 404 FILE NOT FOUND" and other default
error pages that apache throws out?
Haven't you heard or IRIX and all of those high-end silicon graphics
workstations? They're out there but they're expensive and many have not
yet been ported to linux. UNIX has been plagued with the old mindset
that it has to be hard and expensive; it was never made for the PC like
DOS/W$.
Um, thanks, but I wasn't really asking for any help. The only reason I use
icq is because I use it to keep up with about 5 of my close friends, who
all have it too. Micq does what I need it to do. (only messages really) And
yes I know all about IRC, finger, rwho, DNS, and LDAP. (most of those
This may be a hardware problem and not a Linux problem, but if so I'd
like to be able to find out.
I have a SCSI hard drive which is the only SCSI device currently in my
box. It appears to function properly in most respects [setup details
below], except that under certain circumstances it will
It has been intimated that rpm will support bzipped contents inside of
the rpm.
A while back, I got gimp-1.0.0.4.src.rpm, and although there were a
few surmountable problems with the spec file, it contains a tar.bz2
within the source rpm, and I can't get rpm to treat it as such and
send the
For starters, one gentle rebuke: Please include a subject line with your
posts. Lots of people skip posts with subject lines which are
meaningless or uninteresting to them (the "Digest" subjects always go in
my trash bin, for example).
Leston Buell wrote:
snip
*** An error occurred
Hi Steve,
we are using the DPT Raid Cards over a few years with good success. They
performed very well, the only minor problem are, there is no setup utility
under Linux yet. We use a MSDOS boot disk with the dos utils to setup the Raid
Array.
bye
Wolfgang Brungert
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I think you want to look at ipportfw. Look at:
http://www.monmouth.demon.co.uk/ipsubs/portfw-2.0.30.html
I haven't installed it myself as I don't feel comfortable enough to
patch the kernel to get it working. Maybe you're more adventurous
than I. If anyone else has more on how to do this I
When you get that message upon kernel boot, you can simply give your
root passwd and that will throw you into a seprate run level and you
can execute fsck by typing:
fsck /dev/hdb1
and you'll be ok...I don't think you really need to add any switches to
it...BUT you might want to check out the
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Tim Hockin wrote:
They are a LOT bigger then the distribution binaries.
For example :
bash from RedHat : about 300 K
bash compiled : about 1 MB !!!
try "strip bash" after you compile it..
If strip does not help, check if your bash is compiled
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
4. Does anyone know of a 3 button serial mouse they have had good luck
with that has drivers available for Linux. I don't believe Logitech make a
3 button serial mouse.
I am using a very good Logitech 3-button serial mouse. I hope they
On Mon, 29 Jun 1998, Andy Hu wrote:
I have installed the RedHat 5.0 with an IDE CD-ROM.
It works fine during installation.
But after system boot-up, it cannot recognize the CD-ROM.
hdb: IAH D-70 , ATAPI Type 4 - Unknown device
You could try putting the following in
anyone actually attempted the RAID setup described in Sysadmin magazine
thinking of implementing for a samba solution and mars solution in combination
perhaps with httpd if i am convinced that it can be battened sufficiently
in a internal lan. According to the writeup you should get 3 adaptec
the latest version of mail has it desables by default of memory serves..
At 07:33 PM 6/22/98 -0500, you wrote:
Where is a good spot to find info on stoping relaying??
Randy
RTS
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Director of Operations
*The box said "Windows 95, Windows NT4.0 or better".. so I installed
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Taylor writes:
There was an article in the March (? I think) issue of Linux Journal.
It focussed on network programming - specifically daemons. Anyway, it
discussed the reaping of zombies and gave example code. However, I
think ONLY the parent process is
Something I've been mildly curious about for a while now -- when I
finger a user on my machine, one of the bits of info that comes back is
"no Plan". The manpage for finger mentions a .plan file, but says
nothing much about it.
What is this for?
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At 02:28 7/1/98 -0500, Michael Jinks wrote:
Something I've been mildly curious about for a while now -- when I
finger a user on my machine, one of the bits of info that comes back is
"no Plan". The manpage for finger mentions a .plan file, but says
nothing much about it.
What is this for?
It's
its tar -xf ...
you need the 'f'so it knows to untar to files...I believe...
regards.
Toby Wright
-Original Message-
From: Gary Neff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 01 July 1998 01:58
To: Redhat-List
Subject: tar
for some reason tar does not work tar -x whatever nothing happens
Goes about the same what on RedHat, only that /bin/bash must be called as
rbash.
Yesterday I compiled bash modifying the config.h in order to have a restricted
shell and now it is working fine!
I recompiled bash. One disadvantage : I got a bash file of 1 MB, and
distribution bash is
Hi...
I got a big problem...or maybe small.
Anyways:
The problem: I can not connect to the net...
My equipment and what I've tried: I got a 3Com 3c509b (194.105.242.1)
ethernet adapter. It is connected to a cisco 160x router(.254), which in
turn is connected to a leased line. I'm 99% sure that
Run pwconv5.
It converts your normal passwords into shadowed, as well as modifying the
binaries to accept the shadow passwords.
I also tempted to do this, but the users can't log in
under Xwindow, only in the text mode prompt. I'm using
xdm3d too. What can I do, please ?
On Tue, 30
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Couldn't have said it better myself..
Regards
Chris
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Just run pwconv, and all of your problems are solved
Igmar
No, this doesn't work for me. None of the users can log in
under X. I did must to use pwunconv to can log in my system,
but without shadow. What can I do ???
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hi,
goto http://www.dreamwvr.com/webframe.htm
click link called 'SHADOWING RED HAT'
i hope that helps you:')
I did this too and don't worked. Is the problem with X or
xdm3d that I use ?
Thanks.
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Jens,
The 0.0.0.0/0 route IS your default route. It is pointing to 194.105.242.245 as
a gateway. You want that 0.0.0.0 route to point to the Cisco which you stated
should have an address of 194.105.242.254. Verify that you have the correct
gateway address and gateway device in your
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Shawn McMahon wrote:
Is there some public exploit that lets a person get root on a linux box ?
Lots of them. You should at the very least keep up with the security
mailing lists, such as CERT and Bugtraq.
Can you please tell me how to subscribe to them?
Thank you.
Thanks. I'm going to try fixing this tonight. Sorry about the lack of a
subject line, which i NEVER do intentionally. This was just an oversight
due to the fact that i had to cut and paste to resend this message from a
different account.
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On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Michael Jinks wrote:
What has happened here (my best guess anyhow) is that your system was
rudely interrupted by some sort of crash while in the middle of writing
Mine happened once (on my old setup) when the power went out in the
middle of a Cnews expire.
it the root
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Hi,
I think there is documentation for this, but I haven't been able to
find it yet.
I am trying to set up a RH 5.1 box (with all the latest RPMs) on a
local network in my house to do the following:
1. Dial up a specific PPP connection when needed, and then
Have you formated the new partition?
Zhong Sheng wrote:
Hi, everyone
I was trying to change a win95 partition into a Linux partition.
I boot Linux and use fdisk to delete the win95 partition and add a Linux
primary partition. After I save the changes (I also tried to reboot Linux)
I
"ijv" == Ivan Jose Varzinczak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ijv I also tempted to do this, but the users can't log in under
ijv Xwindow, only in the text mode prompt. I'm using xdm3d
ijv too. What can I do, please ?
Use a version of xdm3d that supports PAM.
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"def" == David E Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
def Well, you're essentially in single user mode (i.e., this
def happens during the start up procedure) and so you can just do
def the fsck at the time you get to the provided shell prompt. It
def is important to just say 'fsck /dev/hda1'
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Maurice Wick wrote:
Whenever I run Glint (in RH5.1) it spits the dummy about 2/3rds the way
through and returns this
[root@guss rpms]# glint
Glint Graphical Package Manager -- version 2.6
Copyright (C) 1998 - Red Hat Software
This may be freely redistributed
its tar -xf ...
you need the 'f'so it knows to untar to files...I believe...
Toby Wright
for some reason tar does not work tar -x whatever nothing happens
and prompt
is lost.I have copied the tar file to the same directory as the file I am
trying to untar and still nothing and prompt is
I experience the same problems, but I'm using a Cyrix 166+, so
that would be my problem. What kind of hardware are you using, and what
other programs are you running at the same time. Quake 2 is resource
hungry...
Ahhh thanks. :) "30" did it for me.. :) I like my mouse *very*
I just did an (almost) successful clean install of 5.1. All 300-some
packages installed *except* for initscripts. So I got the latest rpm
from the errata page, and it also fails with the same errors:
root /mnt/zip/errata rpm -Uvh --force initscripts-3.65-2.i386.rpm
initscripts
Hello,
I am having trouble configuring the Adobe Acrobat Reader as a helper-app to
the Netscape version (4.0.5) supplied with RedHat 5.1. I'm running on
an Intel P120 box. I'm using the latest Acrobat version on Adobe's Web
site- it's described as 3.0.1 but on unpacking it appears to be 3.0.
I
Is there a way to logout a user after a cartain time of inactivity in a
telnet and/or rsh?
Thanks a lot
__
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Hello,
I'am running Redhat version 4.2 with kernel 2.0.30, could anyone
tell me which Netscape release i can use and where to get it?
TIA.
Wayne
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Hi all. I am looking for an easy way out of this one
(aren't we all!)
I have RH 5.0 running on a 233 Mhz Pentium-II and it has been working
fine
for several months. It's part of a little LAN I have in the house with
the
other systems running 95 and NT. All worked great . . . I was using the
From: Jens Thordarson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 1998 5:24 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: route help!
Hi...
I got a big problem...or maybe small.
[snip]
When I do route -n it gives me:
Kernel routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask
Matthew Saltzman wrote:
Yes, it does matter which BusLogic model you have. If it is a
MultiMaster model (BT-948, KT-948, BT-958, or KT-958)
According to /proc/scsi/BusLogic/0, I have a model BT-946C. But I'll go
check the URL you sent anyway; there might be an upgrade for this too,
as it
You write:
We have a small network connected to the Internet via fractional T1.
We'd like to start collecting information about our bandwidth usage, but
our ISP will only provide us with those statistics for a fee.
Here's a sketch of our layout:
(internet)
|
|
CSU/DSU
|
They are a LOT bigger then the distribution binaries.
For example :
bash from RedHat : about 300 K
bash compiled : about 1 MB !!!
try "strip bash" after you compile it..
Problem solved...
I got the 'good' size back..
Thanks !!!
Igmar
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Is there a simple way in Linux to generate a series of three hundred to
four hundred unique random four digit numbers? I haven't done enough
programming to write my own random number generator, but I do know Linux
can generate them for its own uses. I have searched man and info pages,
and the
"jct" == Joseph C Tuttle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
jct Is there a simple way in Linux to generate a series of three
jct hundred to four hundred unique random four digit numbers? I
jct haven't done enough programming to write my own random number
jct generator, but I do know Linux can
"ml" == Maureen Lecuona [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ml We have a small network connected to the Internet via fractional
ml T1. We'd like to start collecting information about our
ml bandwidth usage, but our ISP will only provide us with those
ml statistics for a fee.
ml Are there
Anybody have a good location for the linux ziptools?
-Paul
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On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Slyglif Cain wrote:
-Actually, the problem is the script. When you do "sh filename" from
-a command prompt, you are explicitly telling Linux what shell to use.
-For the script to work from crontab, you have to be able to type
-"filename" (no alias for sh) to run the command
Hey guys, I tried to respond to this, but the redhat list has been
eating my mail lately. Hope this one gets thru. Anyway, I have the same
problem with our Dell P2/400s here. The guy I talked to at Dell tech
support said that one of the two BIOS fixed available for my machine
would fix it, but I
Is there a way to modify the "ERROR 404 FILE NOT FOUND" and other default
error pages that apache throws out? I would like to make them a little
nicer to the eyes..
-Matt
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has to be X issue as the /etc/shadow and /etc/passwd are interdependent
but X and xdm3d are separate issue. The answer not sure ...sorry:'(
At 10:54 AM 7/1/98 -, you wrote:
hi,
goto http://www.dreamwvr.com/webframe.htm
click link called 'SHADOWING RED HAT'
i hope that helps
(+)*** So why is it I have #!/bin/sh as the first line in any script and it
(+)still doesn't work?
Is the script executable? Is /bin in your path?
-Paul
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Hi,
[Please ignore this when you don't know what ICQ is...]
I just saw that the ICQ people added a field on their download page in
which you can fill in your e-mail address when you want to be informed
when ICQ for UNIX (X11) is released (it says "Coming Soon").
So, everyone interested in this
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On Wed, 1 Jul 1998 07:54:41 +0200 (CEST), Zoki wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Slyglif Cain wrote:
-Actually, the problem is the script. When you do "sh filename" from
-a command prompt, you are explicitly telling Linux what shell to use.
-For the script to work
Hello,
I have a large dataset recorded under a VMS platform on 8mm tape; our
SGI, naturally, cannot read it, and I can't find any VMS-type
filesystem support in the kernel. Even if I could, I'm not sure that
VMS uses tar/cpio or something else that I could use under Unix to
extract the data.
Once upon a time Joel Robert Oliveira wrote:
ATI all in wonder ? good luck getting it to work in X since ATI refuses
to give out any information whatsoever for driver developers. I guess
this should be fixed with the binary only drivers that redhat will be
supplying soon.. which is
Well in case the subject did not give it away. How can i tell what program
is answering port x on my machine?
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I am experiencing a problem with a new install of Red Hat 5.0. The
computer is attached to an ethernet network, which has a router as the
default gateway. The install worked without an error, but I am having
network problems. The problem is that after booting the computer, and
then logging on
Hello again,
I seem to have run into a problem with the package manager and the 5.1 disk.
When I go to search for "available" packages using the package manager, the
program begins to scan for available packages. I watch the meter increase
to about 80% before it just stops. It seems to lock up
I had that problem as well. You need to update Glint from the redhat
errata.
Hope this helps.
Damien
-Original Message-
From: Michael P. Sale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 01, 1998 2:07 PM
Subject: Help with packages
Hello again,
I
Hello,
when I looked at my two HDD's using disk manager utility from WinNT 4.0
(sorry for mentioning M$ OS :-) ) I discovered that both drives
contain free space (2M and 4M for 1G and 3.2G drives respectively)
belonging to no partitions. I'm quite sure that when creating partitions
with Linux
Jos Vos wrote:
I just saw that the ICQ people added a field on their download page in
which you can fill in your e-mail address when you want to be informed
when ICQ for UNIX (X11) is released (it says "Coming Soon").
Hate to be the bringer of bad news but... That box has been there for
On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, Zoki wrote:
On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Slyglif Cain wrote:
*** So why is it I have #!/bin/sh as the first line in any script and it
still doesn't work? BTW, even with that line in the script, I still have
to type sh [script] in order to run it.
Probably because you didn't
www.apache.org
check out the FAQ section(s). this is covered in great and useful detail.
always check the source for FAQ's, docs and information, first.
Jeff
At 01:08 PM 7/1/98 -0400, you wrote:
Is there a way to modify the "ERROR 404 FILE NOT FOUND" and other default
error pages that apache
(+)S3 Virge is presumably a good, safe bet...
I can vouche for that card. Works great for me. Spend the extra and get
the 4M card.
-Paul
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The .plan file, located in respective users' directories, is a hidden file
created by such users to use to put information about themselves, etc, or
whatever they choose so that when a local and/or remote user "fingers"
them, they will know more about that person, or will see what the person
Hello:
RedHat uses something called "private groups" to provide a bit more
flexibility, security-wise. I'm just having trouble figuring out how to
use it.
What I want to do:
Create a directory, /archive2/its_share, a common area for our department.
Anybody can put files in here. Only the
I don't quite understand what you mean by "answering", but maybe this will
help you...look at your services file in the /etc directory. /etc/services
Woody
Security Administrator
Localline.com, Oxford, IN
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 01 Jul 1998 19:02:45 +
From: Jeff Ivany [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Upcoming ICQ X11 version!
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Jos Vos wrote:
I just saw that the ICQ people added a
Hello:
RedHat uses something called "private groups" to provide a bit more
flexibility, security-wise. I'm just having trouble figuring out how to
use it.
What I want to do:
Create a directory, /archive2/its_share, a common area for our department.
Anybody can put files in here.
I have a problem with the PPP-ON and PPP-OFF scripts. When I am logged in
a root they work find. If I am logged in as any one else, they do not
work. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thankx in Advance
Ezekiel Urness
/usr/bin ls ppp* -la
-rwx--x--x 1 root root 1051 Jun 30 12:09
At 03:44 PM 6/26/98 -0500, you wrote:
-Original Message-
From: dreamwvr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, June 25, 1998 2:08 PM
Subject: Re: POP3 server config page?
Hi Sean,
You had mentioned that IMAP is better than POP3 but i am not
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (James Curbo) writes:
If you want a good console based one, go to freshmeat.net and look
up micq. It is fast and reliable, and supports a lot of the
commands. Only problem is the icq server kicks me off every once in
a while.. I think it's a bug in the protocol part of the
Paul Breedlove wrote:
I am experiencing a problem with a new install of Red Hat 5.0. The
computer is attached to an ethernet network, which has a router as the
default gateway. The install worked without an error, but I am having
network problems. The problem is that after booting the
Thanks,
Looks good now. I should have checked the erratta a little more closely
before posting :-/
Mike
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Merten, Joe wrote:
it only got as far as installing packages
when it would hang. I tried it several times, and it hung at various
packages. I.E. one time it might make it through 90% of the packages
before hanging, then another time it might only make it through 20%.
This smells like a
Matt Housh wrote:
Hey guys, I tried to respond to this, but the redhat list has been
eating my mail lately. Hope this one gets thru. Anyway, I have the
same
It made the list this time...
problem with our Dell P2/400s here. The guy I talked to at Dell tech
support said that one of the two BIOS
If you want a good console based one, go to freshmeat.net and look
up micq. It is fast and reliable, and supports a lot of the
commands. Only problem is the icq server kicks me off every once in
a while.. I think it's a bug in the protocol part of the program.
This is not a surprise, since
My linux box that's working fine all the while suddently having problem
tov boot-up , error message :
VFS:mounted root(ext2 filesystem0 readonly)
Unable to open an initial console
It just freeze there , anybody can help , urgent.
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At 09:40 AM 7/1/98 -0700, you wrote:
Is portmap running? It must be running before nfs will work.
-Paul
Thanks, Paul . . . I couldn't tell because rpcinfo -p wouldn't run,
either. I found out what the problem was, though. My son, who is 14, is
an NT guru of sorts. He convinced me to tell
Scott wrote:
If you want a good console based one, go to freshmeat.net and look
up micq. It is fast and reliable, and supports a lot of the
[...]
All great and wonderfull but most of the world is on wind95 and NT. IRC is
great for some things but ICQ is also great. Its free and easy
On Wed, 1 Jul 1998, Steve Frampton wrote:
I've created this directory. I've created a group in /etc/group called
"its" as follows:
its:x:499:frampton,mccready
I've done: 'chown frampton.its /archive2/its_share' as well as
'chmod a-x,ug+x frampton.its'. I've then created a symbolic
Hi,
I have recently installed RH5.0 and is currently upgrading to RH5.1 on
an IBMAptiva 2134/351 with a SIS86C205, rev 211 video chip. Ever since
the first time of installation I have problems with the screen being
cluttered with garbage, making the display unredable. It happens both in
console
Hi all,
How can I can change my Linux box host name to some thing like
foo and the domain name to zoong.com ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ?
I am using RedHat 5.1, kernel 2.0.34 . I use modem to dial in my ISP
to access to the Internet. My box is a stand-alone computer, has no networkcard.
Please send to
I've been trying to build gimp 1.0 and having trouble with gtk.
I've got stock RH5.0 + errata, which informs me - via a rpm -qa|grep
gtk - that I have
gtk+-1.0.1-2
gtk-devel-0.99.970925-3
installed.
However, the configure for gimp barfs because it can't find
gtk-config.
The best product for that is called "MRTG" (for Multi-Router Traffic Grapher).
A copy of it is in contrib on the Red Hat FTP site. It is a little involved to
set up, but once it is set up, you can get beautiful graphs of network usage
through the router (you'll need to create a web page to link
I am trying to start programming in X, but I dont know where to start, I
am trying to get some examples, is there a place where I can find them?
Thanks
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Alfonso Barreto Lopez Inst. de Inv. de Matematicas U.N.A.M
Hi,
when connecting to an ISP with the modem I have succeded to set up
Network Configurator to use in conjunction with the usernet tool. For
this ISP a fixed password is given in the communication part of the
setup. However, when connecting to another ISP a new password is
required everytime I
Patrick O'Neil wrote:
[snip]
If you must have ICQ, then there is a platform independent JavaICQ. I
set
it up and ran it a couple of times in OS/2 (just to try it out...but I
don't like,
nor use, IRC nor any other form of chat). You have to do a little
editing of
the program file to fit
Hello everybody:
I have heard alot of about a backup system which as far I see is cheaper for every
MB backed up, but I want to know if its Linux compatible, I'm talking about the
SparQ of Syquest, has anybody tried it? is it good?
Thanks in advance...
Hello W. J. Kossler:
You have run into the same problem I hit with xemacs.
I have found a way to get RedHat xemacs rpm files to work.
Download the xemacs files that appear in the powertools directory,
and not those that appear in the contrib/i386 directory. On my system
these installed.
If you're really interested in running ICQ, I just set it up using the latest JDK and
it is much
better behaved than with previous versions.
Charlotte Crothers
On 2 Jul 98 at 1:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Patrick O'Neil wrote:
[snip]
If you must have ICQ, then there is a platform
Thanks for all the help and I have a few more dumb questions.
1- what file do I edit to change the menus in xmetro to add new programs
2-how do I add a file to the path so when I type its name I can simply run
it without going to the directory it is located in and typing ./whatever
Thanks in
Hello all.
I have a favour if someone could do me. Because of the large size
of file XFree, Emacs, Netscape updates it would take me along time to
download these files and cost me probably about as much as that
actual 5.1 CD would cost me. Is there someone out there willing to
do a diff
Mark Rogers wrote:
Win95 can dial into my machine great everything works, win3.x using
Trumpet winsock (any version), dials, gets authenticated, is assigned an
IP address and then no data gets over the line.
This happens regardless of any ppp settings I've tried or anything else,
this is
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