Re: Communicator Illegibility - V98 #577

I added the line that you mentioned and it did indeed do interesting things to the color scheme, unfortunately the Netscape thick and thin style font remains unaffected and still as maddeningly unreadable on my lap-top screen. Certainly there must be some way to mess with the Netscape font

Communicator-illegibility

Hello RH list members: Is a person limited to Netscape Communicator's illegible font selection or is it possible to affect their appearance by manipulating fvwm in some manner? R Arab -- PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST

RE: Unidentified subject! [Network as User]

mmand line to activate the interface (the example here is a PPP connection) as user. To deactivate the interface, use $ /sbin/ifdown ppp0 Hope that helps. - hoeteck On 27-Jun-98 rarab wrote: Hello list lookers: Can someone give me the name of the file I would change permis

Unidentified subject!

Hello list lookers: Can someone give me the name of the file I would change permission on so that I might gain access to the "Network Configuration" button in the "Control-Panel" in Xwindows. I want to use "Network Cofigurator" to go online as a user rather than as root. Su

no-fetch,no-talk

Dear list readers: I would like to use "talk". "Write" works OK but no "talk". Below is the response from entering the command "talk" name. [rarab@localhost rarab]$ talk james t

Re: no-fetch,no-talk

Hi Ray: Talk works like talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] Therefore you either need to do a talk you@localhost to talk to yourself, or the other persons loginname@hisdomainnam Either of these produce: talk:localhost.localdomain: Unknown host However when I type: r [rarab@localhost rarab]$ fetchmail -V

Re: telnet info (thanks)

Thanks one and all. hosts.allow/deny was the answer for what I sought. Cordially, R Arab -- PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES! http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /RedHat-Tips /mailing-lists To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE:Cure (cannot open file)

At 09:07 PM 4/23/98 -0700, you wrote: On 23-Apr-98 rarab extemporized: Hello Steve: Below is the result of -Uvv as root . -Uv produced "error: cannot open file netsca~1.rpm" Nothing installed. I did a -q

Re: internet access -- very newbie question

Hi Jason: Below is some advice I received the other day. --- You can send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and get a message describing in great detail how you set up PPP to your