is there an RFC for chap or mschap that specifies the series of strings
passed back forth between the "logee" the "logger"?
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to hang--it displays a the names but doesn't return to the shell
prompt; if not remote connections are on, it works normally)
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boot into muti-user mode and run startx I get the generic gray X
screen with the "X" mouse cursor. No mouse buttons invoke menus, nothing.
What is up with that?
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be
programmable.
Anybody know of such an animal?
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/ttyS1, etc. I've also
played with the baud rates, etc.), but I can't figure out what I
screwed up. Anybody got any ideas?
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of the bundled apps. Maybe it said
something in the fine print about being a trial version, but I sure
missed it. Glad I didn't run out get it.
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On Sat, 20 Jun 1998 23:49:07 -0700 (PDT), GateKeepeR News wrote:
Hi,
Looking for a way to setup a script so I can telnet into a certain port
on my box, it would prompt for a username, I would type a user and press
enter, then it would prompt for a message, i would type it and press
enter. Then
On Sat, 20 Jun 1998 23:54:46 -0700 (PDT), GateKeepeR News wrote:
On another note, I am looking for a program that wil check a portmaster
for a certain user, then reset that port they are on.. If anyone has any
info please let me know. Thanks..
Taka look at UAUG (or something similar). There
On Wed, 17 Jun 1998 14:14:32 -0700 (PDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know why I would get this error from sendmail when I try to
access the inbox via POP?
"Could not log into the mail server. The server responded:
being read already /var/spool/mail/username. Please
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Hi Guy's,
need some help with my home network, specifically named..
Great how to at "www.dns.net/dnsrd/docs/basic/txt". I got my DNS
system working for my home intranet.
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On Sat, 13 Jun 1998 08:32:27 +1000 (EST), Robbie Unsworth wrote:
I am running RH 5.0, and currently have cron auto connecting once a day,
to collect my mail, while I sleep.
I want to have a permanent phone link, but can't find anything that tells
me what changes I need to make when connected
I see that RH 5.1 comes with an extra CD of applications. Are these
things available from the Red Hat ftp site?
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On Wed, 10 Jun 1998 20:05:22 +0100, Mike Stradling wrote:
I've recently installed RH5. When a client telnets or ftps into the
server it can take upto a couple of minutes for the server to reply with
a login prompt. The network is operating correctly. I am also
experiencing the same problem
On Tue, 9 Jun 1998 09:16:34 -0700, Mika Koivisto wrote:
I want to change my log-on look and feel, so what file(s) I should mess with.
Now it is the default Redhat one:
System name ...etc.
Kernel version ...
hostname Login:
Password:
I want to change it something else.
You can change the
I want to change the login script presented by Linux on a dial in
account. Instead of saying "login", I want it to say "username". I
have set up my mgetty line with the "-p" command to say:
mgetty -p "username: \r\n password: \r\n"
This forces Linux to print these two lines as a prompt, but
real mode BIOS calls are not (easily) made from
protected mode.
You are right about Linux only using the BIOS to boot. That is why
the disk size limit (1024 cylinders) only applies during boot, since
it is a BIOS limitation and is circumvented after Linux switches to
protected mode.
J R Casey Bra
activated. I'm
also sure that I've got the network name set consistently across the
machines.
Can anybody further explain the differences between NetBIOS NetBIOS
over TCP/IP, and how I can get Linux to talk pure LAN Manger (aka
NetBIOS)?
Thanks.
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can see that localhost exists...but it
cannot connect.
How are you telling Netscape "localhost"? Are you typing in
"localhost", or are you entering "127.0.0.0"? or are you typing in
the IP address of your computere (ie: "192.168.1.5")?
J R Ca
DNS under Linux? Specifically what files need to be
edited, and what should their structure be?
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Can anybody explain the structure of the "utmp" file, where process
logins are logged?
Thanks.
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I'm having a heck of time using the Red Hat FTP site (very slow), and
not much better luck finding the "contrib/i386" directory on any of
the mirrors. Can anybody point me to a good reliable mirror for this
directory?
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like to know how to
best partition this for Linux ?
Hmmm...a religion question.
I like :
/ 400mb
/tmp 250 mb
/usr 750mb
/usr/local 400mb
/usr/X11R6 1000mb
/opt 700mb
/home 500mb
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know of such a program?
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I want to load RH 5 using an old (circa 1990) soundblaster 16 w/
their proprietary CDROm interface (it is similar to Scuzzy, I think).
Does anybody know if RH will recognize this drive?
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I build RH 5 with a 32 MByte swap partition (doiuble my current 16
MBytes of RAM). I plan to increase my RAM to 64 MBytes. Will I need
to repartition my disk to increase the swap space to 64 MBytes? (or
132 MBytes?)
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ot;named" on RH, as this clobbers the
routing).
I am assuming you already have Injoy OS/2 set up for masquerading.
Send me more info if you still need help.
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I want to allow users to dial in to my RH 5 machine and connect to my
intranet. I know I saw a FAQ on this someplace, but now can't find
it. Can somebody point me in the right direction?
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I'm setting up a dialed ppp connection. When I execute the ppp-on
script, the log file says "serial line looped back". What does this
mean?
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nd at http://www.dns.net/dnsrd/docs/basic.txt.
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to be able to upload to Red hat 5?
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I'm follwwing through the How-To on setting up a DNS and just hit a
brick wall. I can set up a caching-only server, but can not get the
DNS to recognize "linux.bogus" as outlined int e How-to.
Anybody work through this How-to? Did it work for you?
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