> I'm getting them also, sometimes triple copies
>
>
> > Is everyone getting double copies of each post, or is it a problem on my
> > end?
> >
procmail is your friend. Here's the first entry in my
.procmailrc file. Works like a charm.
# Remove Duplicate messages
:0 Wh: Mail/msgid.loc
> True but the "odd" numbered point releases are beta, some folks prefer
> production code.
>
> Tom Curl
> Enertex Systems
>
Not true. Odd releases aren't beta, that is.
Odd minor numbers on the kernel (1.3, 2.1, 2.3, etc.) indicate
development releases. Red Hat 5.1 just happens to be the
> I was afraid of that. I am not a fan of StatOffice.
>
I'm not aware of any other package that will do anything
with PowerPoint presentations. Your only other option
may be an MS Office license to run under an emulator
or dual-boot system. :-/
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open PowerPoint presentations.
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> Dose anybody know of a power point viewer for Linux?
>
>
> david
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The patch is to fix things so the compile will work properly.
Let me know if you need me to round it up for you.
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> Hi Kit,
>
> > Are you on a single processor system? If so, it's a known bug and
> > one of our guys has sent a patch to Red Hat to fix it. If you've
> > got an SMP system
> Yea, I just finallly deep-sixed 7.0 after 2 months of trying to get crap to
> work (as I deep-sixed RH 5.0, and 6.0). I think I have finally had my fill
> of Red Hat. I have to support a few VA-Linux boxes however, and need to do
> large Oracle exports. I have been fading Red Hat out and using S
>
> Is the size of a file under RH still 2G? I really have a need to support
> large files in order to perform large Oracle exports w/o messing with pipes
> and etc...
>
If the file size is bigger in 7.0 you're in for a haul to get it
working properly. Oracle is one of the things brok
I haven't looked at the Red Hat pages, but for most mailman
setups you can get your password mailed to you in case you
forgot it. As far as monthly reminders, mine would probably
get caught by procmail and /dev/nulled before I ever saw them.
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Are you on a single processor system? If so, it's a known bug and
one of our guys has sent a patch to Red Hat to fix it. If you've
got an SMP system then I'm not sure.
If you need the patch and can't track it down let me know and
I'll send it out.
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> Since they didn't have RH7 RPMS for
> > So, more RAM isn't always better, especially if you're dealing
> > with an older chipset on the motherboard. IIRC most P-II boards
> > should be OK, and all P-III boards should be. Pentium based
> > systems are a toss-up.
>
> Would you believe ALi Alladin5 be one of the chipset that would h
It is possible, depending upon the chipset on your motherboard,
to see a slowdown with additional RAM due to caching issues.
The Sony VAIO 505TR is an example of a system exhibiting this
behavior.
So, more RAM isn't always better, especially if you're dealing
with an older chipset on the mothe
> Hello,
>
> I've been through the documentation and it says that to enable a root telnet
> session from another host, /etc/securetty needs to be edited. What it
> didn't say was what value to edit it to.
>
If you're not connected to the outside world and don't care where
root can login just
> Greetings all,
>
> Just wondering if anyone is using any of the Gigabit Ethernet interfaces
> supported by the 2.2 kernel on a single server. (Not Beowulf clusters and
> the like.) The ones listed are:
>
> Alteon AceNIC/3Com 3C985/NetGear GA620 Gigabit
I'd use the NetGear. I know the 'r
To really give your system a workover give Cerberus a shot.
It can be found at http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=5317
Follow the instructions and use with care. It does have modes
that you can activate that will wipe your disk.
If you have a real memory problem this ought to find it fo
[...]
> > >> Partition check:
> > >> ide-floppy: hdd: I/O error, pc = 5a, key = 5, asc = 24, ascq = 0
> > >> ide-floppy: Can't get drive capabilities
> > >> hdd: 98304kB, 32/64/96 CHS, 4096 kBps, 512 sector size, 2941 rpm
> > >> hdd: The drive reports both 100663296 and 0 bytes as its capacity
> The problem is still, that I must know that Linux exists and that I want
> it, before I can subscribe to a journal to find somewhere that I can get
> it from.
> WIN95 screams at me from every newspaper advertisment and editorial.
> When was the last time you saw an ad in a non-enthusiast publica
>
> As I understand it, Xconfigurator is a RedHat specific proggy,
> whereas xf86config comes with the X distribution. Xconfigurator also seems
> to be somewhat limited, comparatively.
>
Xconfigurator is a newtered version of xf86config that Donnie
first put together for Red Hat 4.
> Our Linux box does some heavy duty floating point maths, but, like
> everyone, we have a limited budget.
[...]
> We can buy a much faster celeron chip for the price and overclock them
[]
> to main memory without the cache's. We will be running 100MHz
> motherboards so we think the smaller d
manipulating large data files, breaking them into smaller pieces to
send to each node, then assemling the final result on the front-end.
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Now offering Alpha systems at 633MHz with 4 MB SRAM cac
port to their customers? You
> would get the benefit of their advertising, brand name, and sales
> channels, while they would increase their product line and hopefully all
> involved would make a little money.
At this point all I can say is "perhaps". I'd like to sa
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nd stumble across "Linux Hardware Solutions" on the
list of M$ OEM partners. They probably don't have a clue, but it is
fun to think of them swallowing their gum over it. :-)
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e Subgenius
> is Bob, I would have to assume that the Slackware Logo would
> be that of Bob. Lotsa links (and lotsa Bobs) can be found here:
[...]
So the President of Red Hat is the mascot for Slackware? ;->
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nks!
Now if we could just get this frontal system off the coast we might
get out in the ocean this weekend...
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ation, with as
much detail as possible, ASAP.
Email your resume in confidence TODAY to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Resumes in ASCII, LaTeX, Post Script, HTML, ApplixWord.
MS Word docs > /dev/null
Thanks,
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lphas?
Comments on AutoRPM or any other paradigm are appreciated.
Private email is fine, I'll summarize for anyone who is interested.
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ration and
can't for the life of me find anything that looks like it could
generate a packet that isn't ignored.
Anyone with ideas on this?
Thanks,
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*net* on each copy
they sell at $50 for the sake of formulating a SWAG at this. So in order to
cover the cost of one shot in Byte they must sell (2/25) 800 units of
Red Hat *just* to pay for that one ad.
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ly get more recognition than longer
or harsher messages. Like I tell my teenage son, it's not so much
what you say as how you say it.
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r nodes (32 nodes at 200 MHz). Yes, there are likely to be
administrative issues that differ between the classes of machine, but
all in all even 386 systems could be put to good use in such a project.
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The Stone SouperComputer homepage can be found at;
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> Hello,
>
> I thought I'd throw out a few questions in hopes of getting a quick
> answer.
>
> 1) I'm looking for a tape drive supported by linux. Something that
> is either floppy or IDE based. Any suggestions?
We like the Seagate TR-4 IDE drives. Aside from the bashing
that they too
ve on this topic
so perhaps others could better evaluate the current state of affairs.
Regards,
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e character device
section. Recompile, install the new kernel, and you should have
a happy tape drive available at /dev/ht0
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> Mount your main Linux partitions off of /mnt.
>
> Type
>
> ROOT=/mnt /mnt/sbin/lilo
>
> There you go.
> -Sam
Or alternately;
/mnt/sbin/lilo -r /mnt
preserves a few keystrokes. :-)
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a point of reference on the Best Power
line the Patriot 420 retails for $179 (includes the Check UPS
package) and we sell it for $139 plus shipping.
Excellent power protection, and Open Source software to go with!
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