I am just a newbie here on the RH list, so please excuse any bad manners
of crashing into a conversation,
but uh-h-h, could you be just a bit more detailed in what you mean when you
say Outlook is 'feature poor', and what more Eudora has to offer as far as
features.
The one big thing
Have you looked at QNX? I have not used it, but I've heard good things
about it.
replied. So, we lost interest. It's annoying to have to chase after a vendor and
repeatedly ask him to sell to us. There was a good editorial to this effect in
InfoWorld
Actually, we may very well take
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Steve Curry wrote:
Ok we have some clients that want to put in an M$ Exchange server for
internal company mail. The workstations are Win95 machines that are running
Micro$oft Outlook as the client. I suggested a Linux box with sendmail over
Exchange because it would be
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Jeffrey Fearn wrote:
NB. Just a note to clear up any questions about what I'm trying to
do. We currently have an NT/95/Novell network with an NT box as the
web/mail server. We require a firewall to protect our site (don't
It is actually considered the better way to
On Mon, 6 Apr 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I having trouble with relay on my redhat 5.0 machine. I have many virtual
domains that I want to be able to receive email on it. I have added the
domains in the following files:
/etc/sendmail.cw
/etc/mail/relay.allow
/etc/mail/name.allow
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, John Kennedy wrote:
I'm having a similar problem.
I host a couple of my own domains and some for clients on
another fellows Redhat 5.0 (using Qmail) Web Server.
I am able to pull my mail down using Netscape communicator but when I try
to send mail using one of
Whoa there, a PPro is far superior to a PII.. I have compared them, PII
is nothing. I would get the PPro ( I would have if I didn't need 95)
B.
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Phil Risby wrote:
|Hi everyone
|
|I know this is not redHat specific but I am thinking of upgrading.
|I am trying to
Ahh, but the PII is actually just a transitional piece, made to fill in
the time between the P classic and the next chip. Not to mention it just
sucks compared to all the hype about it.
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Larry Lade wrote:
|At 09:16 a 04/08/98 +1000, you wrote:
|I am trying to find out if the
"Steve" == Steve Curry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ok we have some clients that want to put in an M$ Exchange server
for internal company mail. The workstations are Win95 machines that
are running Micro$oft Outlook as the client. I suggested a Linux box
with sendmail over Exchange because it
Hello.
need to setup a nameserver. 1. Using redhat's netcfg tool, under the
section of nameservers would I have to enter the ip of the primary
nameserver only?
Yupe, but as a norm, it is advisable to enter the ip of your secondary
nameserver as well. Do key in your hostname too! All these
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Dan Hughes wrote:
outside the network, right? 3. This is not related to DNS, just APACHE:
Is there a way to create a public directory that for each user on the
system apache creates an entry in the http(d?) directory that would
produce: http://myserver.mydomain/~dhughes
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Dan Hughes wrote:
I was also wondering how to set up DNS under redhat. I know that
you need bind and named to set up dns but I have never done this before.
Since I set up Linux on my machine to learn how to do things in a UNIX
like enviorment, I was wondering if
On 8 Apr 1998, Eze Ogwuma wrote:
I have four 2.1GB SCSI drives and I want to make three of them into a
RAID-0 array using the md driver.
I was thinking of using part of the fourth disk as a boot
partition. What I would like to know is what happens when a system
upgrade is done e.g. from
hello.
"#make menuconfig" has some trouble on my system due to the ncurses package i
think. I actually do make xconfig instead in an xterm running in X. Hope that
helps :) BTW, the kernel readme has lots of useful info on compiling the kernel.
- hoeteck
Make menuconfig seems to fail on
On 7 Apr, Dan Hughes wrote:
Hello,
I was also wondering how to set up DNS under redhat. I know that
you need bind and named to set up dns but I have never done this before.
Since I set up Linux on my machine to learn how to do things in a UNIX
like enviorment, I was wondering if
One bit that's interesting is that "logrotate -d /etc/logrotate.conf"
finishes to completion while both "logrotate -v /etc/logrotate.conf"
"logrotate /etc/logrotate.conf" segfault...
Post a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and explain to him the problem. I'm
sure logrotate isn't on the top 10
Steve,
The server has to have pop3 support installed as well as sendmail.
Configure outlook as a pop3 client.
It works great except that outlook is a very 'thick' client - takes
forever to load, and wastes a lot of ram if all you use it for is email -
look at eudora pro or calypso as better
Ok guys...back onto this mouse lockup rubbish. Thanx to the poster about
checkiing /var/lock /dev and assc. linkings. They were all fine btw.
Just as a sure measure though, I removed and redid them. Gpm was something
else I hadn't actually considered, but doing the suggested gpm -K before
Pros: cheaper, no per user license, more reliable, more secure
Cons: exchange is a messaging server, not just email--you lose a lot of
functionality unless you also employ a program like ICQ, plus
perhaps a local news server, etc.
-Sincerely,
Patrick
On Tue, 7 Apr
At 08:45 PM 4/6/98 -0700, John D. Hardin wrote:
Kernels prior to 2.0.33 have problems when the MTU and MRU are not the same.
First try making sure your MTU and MRU are the same. Then try the 2.0.33
kernel.
I made sure my MTU and MRU are the same... I guess I need to go up
to 2.0.33. My only
need to setup a nameserver. 1. Using redhat's netcfg tool, under the
section of nameservers would I have to enter the ip of the primary
nameserver only?
If you have a secondary nameserver, there's no reason you can't add it as
well.
2. By pointing the computer to the correct DNS if I was
Hello all,
I will need to install apache on a macine at my school. I have a
few questions on DNS. There is already a DNS server at my school, I don't
need to setup a nameserver. 1. Using redhat's netcfg tool, under the
section of nameservers would I have to enter the ip of the primary
Hi,
I have four 2.1GB SCSI drives and I want to make three of them into a
RAID-0 array using the md driver.
I was thinking of using part of the fourth disk as a boot
partition. What I would like to know is what happens when a system
upgrade is done e.g. from RH4.2 - 5.0 or 5.0-5.1.
Does
I just upgraded to rvplayer-5.0-2 and I am now getting
this file compression not supported error #38.
I get the same error under both netscape 3.0x and 4.0x.
I did not have this problem with rvplayer-5.0b2-4,
though I *did* constantly have to acknowledge that my
license had expired ;)
Any
Greetings.
I have a couple of (hopefully) simple questions for someone here: How can
I set up Communicator 4.04 to (1) check to see if Pine is running, and pass
the address to it if so (or start Pine with the address otherwise), and (2)
fill-in the MIME type field in the Preferences menu?
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Steve Curry wrote:
Standard E-Mail as in MS Office 97's Outlook. Has anyone used outlook with
sendmail as the server before? If so where there any problems?
Lots, because sendmail isn't the server that Outlook uses. You should be
looking at the IMAP and/or POP3 servers
Read the DNS-HOWTO it has all the info you need to know in it, except for
the fact that if you are setting up a DNS Server that will be on the
internet, and that it will be either a 'primary' or 'secondary' server,
that you MUST tell the authority for your DOMAIN where it is and what it's
named
I've been getting a segv with dump-0.3-8. I'm currently running
redhat4.2 I'll be moving to a newer release soon, but wanted to
backup everthing first! I'll use amanda with tar to try to work
around this, but it sure seemed strange.
stefen
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As a recent convert from FreeBSD 2.1.7, what do i need to grap from
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-Paul
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Tom Moertel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know what's causing the following message from BRU under
RH5?
bru: [E134] internal error 100
- failed self consistency and portability checks
If I enter "bru -h" on the command line, that's what I see. However,
rpm -V BRU2000
Thanks to all thoes who responded I have now down loaded squid, and
am trying to configure it :)
NB. Just a note to clear up any questions about what I'm trying to
do. We currently have an NT/95/Novell network with an NT box as the
web/mail server. We require a firewall to protect our site
TESTING Tue April 07, 1998
Last damn test -- maybe?
Jay
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Anyone know of a command-line option for starting Xterm with large font,
rather than having to control-right-click???
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Went to boot for the first time, and instead of LILO, I get LI --
D-E-D dead.
...
What should I do with the LBA settings?
Lilo prints out one letter of its name as it finished a major step of
booting your computer. When it prints 'LI' and stops,
Hey, y'all (as the vernacular would have it...)-
I'm running 4.2 (kernel 2.0.32) on a P-166 with a BusLogic BT-598 SCSI
controller, a 2.1G Quantum Atlas Wide SCSI drive at target 0, a Sony
4mm 2-4G DAT at target 4, and a SyJet at target 3. On occasion
(possibly in response to a sequence of
At 11:26 PM 4/7/98 -0400, Dan Hughes wrote:
Hello all,
I will need to install apache on a macine at my school. I have a
few questions on DNS. There is already a DNS server at my school, I don't
need to setup a nameserver. 1. Using redhat's netcfg tool, under the
section of nameservers
The following works fine when placed in /etc/logrotate.d/apache and
"included" in /etc/logrotate.conf
Works! ~~
~~
/var/log/httpd/access.log {
monthly
rotate 3
olddir /var/log/httpd/archive
postrotate
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Steve Curry wrote:
Ok I have a Linux box with a 3com 509 card installed, but when I install
an Adaptec 2940UW into the box the 3com can no longer talk to the network.
The 3c509 is an ISA card, is it not? This makes me think that there is
something funky going on with your
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Larry Lade wrote:
One concern I do have with a Linux-based email system is the relative
inability to do scanning for virii, trojan horses, etc... on the server.
Well, the server itself is going to be 100% immune to virus attacks about
about 99.5% immune to trojan horses
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Jim Kannengieser wrote:
Hi. I'm new to Linux, having just installed Red Hat 5.0 on my system last
weekend, but I'm not new to Unix. I was surprised to find that many
commands ask for confirmations, particularly rm. I took a look at the man,
This is a Redhatism, and I
On 7 Apr, Greg Thomas wrote:
I am just a newbie here on the RH list, so please excuse any bad manners
of crashing into a conversation,
but uh-h-h, could you be just a bit more detailed in what you mean when you
say Outlook is 'feature poor', and what more Eudora has to offer as far as
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Phil Risby wrote:
I am trying to find out if the Pentium ll series wuld be a better bet
to say a Pentium Pro 200
The only advantages to the Pentium II is the megahertz speed and the MMX.
Since Linux doesn't use the MMX (in fact practically nobody uses the MMX
due to
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Graham Hemmings wrote:
I'm surprised that XFree doesn't support multiple screens, as there are
It does. You simply run a second copy of XFree on the second screen. As
far as I know there is no way to make a single XFree session handle two
screens, however. (I might be
I know this has probablem been discussed to death, but can someone tell
me how to get a Boca 56k PNP modem to work? I've read some posts about
isapnptools but I was hoping there was an easier way to solve this. I
have the Plug and Play OS flag on in the BIOS. Thanks..
-Stuart
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On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Paul Fontenot wrote:
As a recent convert from FreeBSD 2.1.7, what do i need to grap from
kernel.org to run a 2.1.93 kernel?
ftp ftp.kernel.org
cd /pub/linux/kernel/v2.1
get linux-2.1.93.tar.gz
bye
cd /usr/src
rm linux (this should remove the symbolic link)
tar -zxvf
Thanks all of you who replyed. I got it working. It now restores the files.
One more problem. After it restores the files it appears to continue
searching through the tape. It will say:
[root@primary /]# tar -xvf /dev/nst0 backup/04_01_98
Date: Tue Apr 7 03:00:11 MDT 1998 *** Volume:
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Kevin Mernick wrote:
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Went to boot for the first time, and instead of LILO, I get LI --
D-E-D dead.
...
What should I do with the LBA settings?
Lilo prints out one letter of its name as it finished a major step of
Hello,
I was also wondering how to set up DNS under redhat. I know that
you need bind and named to set up dns but I have never done this before.
Since I set up Linux on my machine to learn how to do things in a UNIX
like enviorment, I was wondering if anyone knew: 1. What packages are
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Pat Hennessy wrote:
cd /usr/src
rm linux (this should remove the symbolic link)
I would insert here:
mkdir linux-2.1.93
ln -s linux-2.1.93 linux
tar -zxvf /path/to/linux-2.1.93.tar.gz
cd linux
cd Documentation
there is a changes file or maybe its in the readme,
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Patrick Scott Darden wrote:
Cons: exchange is a messaging server, not just email--you lose a
lot of functionality unless you also employ a program like ICQ,
plus perhaps a local news server, etc.
Well, the best thing about Unix is that you don't have
I am just a newbie here on the RH list, so please excuse any bad manners
of crashing into a conversation,
but uh-h-h, could you be just a bit more detailed in what you mean when you
say Outlook is 'feature poor', and what more Eudora has to offer as far as
features.
Thanks for your time,
FWIW my diald/ppp setup was dialing out every two hours and I couldn't
figure out why. Since it wasn't causing any problems I just left things
alone. I then "upgraded" to bind8 and it began dialing out every 10
minutes, so it may have something to do with DNS lookups. (Our masq box is
also a
At 12:54 AM 4/8/98 -0500, Derek Balling wrote:
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Pat Hennessy wrote:
cd /usr/src
rm linux (this should remove the symbolic link)
I would insert here:
mkdir linux-2.1.93
ln -s linux-2.1.93 linux
I'd rather do this:
mv linux linux-2.1.93
ln -s linux-2.1.93 linux
But,
Dave Price wrote:
Change the LBA settings for your boot device in the bios ...
dave
OK, yeah I should have mentioned more (what an idiot I am...)
I had originally had the drive set for LBA, but I had major problems
during
the file system stage of install. Even Win95 had problems.
So, I
What's a "ggod" number to use for inode quota on say, 10MB disk space.
Thanks!
~Jason
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Standard E-Mail as in MS Office 97's Outlook. Has anyone used outlook with
sendmail as the server before? If so where there any problems?
If you are just going to be using standard e-mail then as per the above
there is absolutely no reason to use Exchange. You can set up Linux and
Sendmail
When In the FreeBSD world we had a tool called sup. every night i ran it
via cron (SUP would go out to freebsd.org and grab all updated packages
for you) and every friday night i would make world, via cron. Now granted
this took place at my previous employer's who had 3 T3's, so d/l time was
not
If you haven't already tried it;
- Boot up on a DOS diskette
- Run the 3c5x9cfg.exe util and
- Set the IRQ and I/O values to something that doesn't interfere with the
resources used by the 2940.
It strikes me as a little strange that the NIC would have a conflict with
the SCSI card. The Adaptec
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Jason Ingham wrote:
What's a "ggod" number to use for inode quota on say, 10MB disk space.
Couple thousand, I suppose. Inodes are just so abundant that the quota is
really just a check on runaway usage, not really needed because of a
general lack of resources.
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Scalability: If your server workload on Sendmail is running too high, you
can mirror the box over to another machine and load-balance your email
simply by adding an MX record of equal priority.
Heh, I saw an Oracle ad today boasting about how their mail server could
outpreform something like a
On 8 Apr 1998, Eze Ogwuma wrote:
partition. What I would like to know is what happens when a system
upgrade is done e.g. from RH4.2 - 5.0 or 5.0-5.1.
Everything breaks. The best way to upgrade between major versions of Red
Hat is by reinstalling.
Does anyone have any experience upgrading
At 09:16 a 04/08/98 +1000, you wrote:
I am trying to find out if the Pentium ll series wuld be a better bet
to say a Pentium Pro 20
Correct me here if wrong, but hasn't the devel of the PentiumII been
slated as discontinued by intel??
Certainly not. The Pentium Pro, not the Pentium II, has been
Does anyone know what's causing the following message from BRU under
RH5?
bru: [E134] internal error 100
- failed self consistency and portability checks
If I enter "bru -h" on the command line, that's what I see. However,
rpm -V BRU2000
returns no results, indicating that my bru
As painful as using Outlook 97 is for e-mail it worked for me. I was just
using Outlook for my calendar and contacts so I figured I'd try it as an
e-mail client. I didn't use it long because it was very feature poor.
With the Outlook internet mail connectors I believe it's your basic,
poorly
Been a whiel sinbce I had these errors
It is I think a problem at the second stage of the boot loader, meaning Lilo
was able to find the second stage boot loader but failed to execute it most
likely because of a geometry mismatch of the hard disk.
What you need to do is to edit your lilo.conf
One concern I do have with a Linux-based email system is the relative
inability to do scanning for virii, trojan horses, etc... on the server.
While server-based scanning is not a replacement for protection at the
desktop, many companies now insist on it at the mail server as well.
While there
Change the LBA settings for your boot device in the bios ...
dave
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I just installed RH4.2 onto a PC, install went fine. Went to boot,
and all it says is 'LI' and that's all she wrote.
I'm pretty sure this issue floated past here
The Intel Pentium II 400 Mhz is already out. We sell them in our newest
multimedia monster. Now my experience has been to get a regular Socket 7
flat pentium and blow out at 233 Mhz with 256MB RAM.
Linix screams on these demons. I also have not had many problems on an old
Cyrix 200L (not M2).
When In the FreeBSD world we had a tool called sup. every night i ran it
via cron (SUP would go out to freebsd.org and grab all updated packages
for you) and every friday night i would make world, via cron. Now granted
this took place at my previous employer's who had 3 T3's, so d/l time was
On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Derek Balling wrote:
..snip..
Scalability: If your server workload on Sendmail is running too high, you
can mirror the box over to another machine and load-balance your email
simply by adding an MX record of equal priority.
Derek - how is this implemented in a pop3
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I was also wondering how to set up DNS under redhat.
Have you read the DNS-HOWTO?
Tony
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I want to set up graphic login (init 5) and am having a problem.
I can get it to work but, the login defaults to 8bpp and I want 16. I've
looked thru 4 books, not counting Doctor Linux, trying to find info.
I've scanned info in the man pages and docs in the X11 dir. I've rerun
Xconfigurator and
Running redhat4.2.
I keep getting the error message "no space left on device" when
writing to /etc.
Help anyone?
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Daniel Goldin wrote:
Running redhat4.2.
I keep getting the error message "no space left on device" when
writing to /etc.
Help anyone?
Is /etc on its own drive?
What does df tell you?
Possibly you have too much installed?
How big is the drive/partition?
How much is installed?
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Daniel Goldin wrote:
I keep getting the error message "no space left on device" when
writing to /etc.
The answer is simple... your disk is full. :) Erase some files. :) Use
the 'df' command to check your free space on the various partitions.
(it's normal for free space +
William T Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
Under Red Hat, the /var directory tends to pile up with useless cruft.
The 'logrotate' program keeps it organized, but never erases anything.
Since /var and /etc are both typically on the / partition, if it is small,
the giant log files can fill
On 07 April 1998 22:15, Chris Fishwick[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
[PT] It probably is a Joliet filesystem (which is
Microsoft's extensions to ISO9660). So you will
need to check your kernel for Joliet support. If
not, then
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At 21:06 4/7/98 -0700, Dan Cyr wrote:
By default, if there is a user, his account will have HTML access at
~username IF he makes a directory off his home directory called
public_html
and put his index.html file in there.
...and his home directory and
On 08 April 1998 6:29, Stuart
Christian[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
I know this has probablem been discussed to death, but can someone
tell
me how to get a Boca 56k PNP modem to work? I've read some posts
about
isapnptools but I was hoping there was an
Is there anything newer than the Shadow Howto (Dated April '96) on this? Is
it just a matter of "pwconv" -ing the old [/etc/passwd] file and then
fixing anything that breaks. I know I'll have to recompile portslave,
anyone know what's required for proftpd? Anything else?
While I'm at it, what
Hi. Due to a disaster, my window95 cannot run properly. Some error message
MSGSRV32 caused a general protection fault
in module CSPMAN.DLL at 0001:13a1.
Registers:
EAX=0003 CS=2177 EIP=13a1 EFLGS=0246
EBX=17770003 SS=0e7f ESP=2bb6 EBP=803d2bca
ECX=0e7f
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I'm using RH5 with no settings in hosts.allow or hosts.deny (I need to get
it working first). I can telnet or FTP into the machine, and the machine
receives/sends mail via SMTP. But if I try to connect with a POP3 client on
a Win95 box, the connection appears
Thats ok, thanks anyway. I was just curious why you thought Outlook was
feature poor. I just installed an Exchange5.5 server and Outlook98 for 150
user LAN, and frankly, i was kinda wishing outlook didnt have so da*n many
features to have to mess with.
StarrDust
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From: Greg
Hi all,
I just want some things to happen automatically, when I login as a userbut
have no idea how to do it..?
Currently I lig in as a user, then I have to open an Eterm, then I make a
xhost +localhost
then
su
and then as su I start ezppp. So can someone suggest what to do, that ezppp
Yes you'r right windows will overwrite your MBR, but just install
Windows, boot linux from a floppy and run lilo witch will write your
earlier MBR to the bootsector.
Regards
Gordon
Hi. Due to a disaster, my window95 cannot run properly.
appears. So I decide to reinstall window 95.
"Pat" == Pat Hennessy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Pat I'm willing to bet money that you could use nfs to mirror your
Pat mail directory (/var/spool/mail and their home directories if
Pat you have people wanting to telnet in and use pine or something)
Mail delivery to NFS-mounted volumes is
On Wed, 8 Apr 1998, Pork E. Pigg wrote:
I want to set up graphic login (init 5) and am having a problem.
I can get it to work but, the login defaults to 8bpp and I want 16. I've
looked thru 4 books, not counting Doctor Linux, trying to find info.
I've scanned info in the man pages and docs
"Stephan" == Stephan Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Stephan - Works with *any* pop (or imap if used) client versus
Stephan proprietary clients for Exchange. Including free versions
Stephan of Eudora, Netscape, and Pegasus.
Exchange will work with any POP3 client; I use fetchmail with
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know of a command-line option for starting Xterm with large font,
rather than having to control-right-click???
Try -font large or -size large from the command line. Can't remember of
the top of my head. All of the xterm flags are in the man page for
future
I'm having difficulty in entering / displaying the British pound symbol.
I either get a beep or a cross hatch depending on the terminal type when
I enter the pound sign. The system was set up with a UK keyboard
specified. Help please.
Justin.
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I would like to see your list, DB, as (Computers Gadgets, Inc.)is selling
IDE Linux boxes for less than
$800 (+ tax) in Florida with monitor, modem, sound, etc. and Linux on system.
Sorta like bundled Windoze, but Linux instead. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Db wrote:
returned to normal. (hahaha) It was
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At my school I am trying to get them to start a c++ class. The only thing
standing in our way is that they think the class would need pentiums, w/
at least 32mb of ram (to run ms c++ or whatever). All they have right now
in this classroom are a bunch
Chris Frost wrote:
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At my school I am trying to get them to start a c++ class. The only thing
standing in our way is that they think the class would need pentiums, w/
at least 32mb of ram (to run ms c++ or whatever). All they have right now
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At 12:29 4/8/98 +0100, James Youngman wrote:
You missed one; where you need a centrally-maintained address book for
use by remote users.
I conquered that using a set of restricted access Web pages. With newer
mail clients, LDAP would also work.
Maintenance of
I just downloaded Red Hat 5.0 and I wonder how to set up the three
structure to look like a original Red Hat cd ?
I burned a cd recently but when i booted up, the installation program
didn't recognize my cd as a Red Hat and halted.
Best regards
Gordon
Good question :)
Solution: man XF86Config
and look under the Screen section for
a little happy option called DefaultColorDepth :)
Here's my extract from my XF86Config:
Section "Screen"
Driver "accel"
Device "S3 864"
Monitor "OPTIQUEST 4000DC"
DefaultColorDepth 16
SubSection "Display"
I would like to see your list, DB, as (Computers Gadgets, Inc.)is
selling IDE Linux boxes for less than $800 (+ tax) in Florida with
monitor, modem, sound, etc. and Linux on system. Sorta like bundled
Windoze, but Linux instead. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Eh? Which list of mine are you talking about?
Dear Db: We in the USA have been there, done that, but did not notice
our Consumer Affairs "Police" doing much beyond confiscating outright
counterfeit equipment and software. We tend to vote with our feet here.
Word of mouth kills the bad guys quick! I was referring to the list of
what
I want to offer my web customers the ability to point
their domains to their web pages on my server. They
currently access their pages using the standard
http://my.domain.com/~username
format. I want them to keep this format for their
address, but, also be able to point
I see that Advansys (http://www.advansys.com/linux.htm) claims full
support for all of its products under Linux, and their ABP940UW (PCI bus,
fast/ultra, wide, single ended) SCSI controller is certainly priced well
(I found it at $127 from www.necx.com).
Is anyone using an ABP940UW under RedHat
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