Heh gang...
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
that you have purchased and have had little or no problems with.
Ease of installation is a plus. In
My workplace allows PPP access, assuming you are using Win95's dial in
network options. I don't have Win95 on this machine and I don't want to.
(Not a slam at anyone, just I don't want to shutdown and change operating
systems back and forth all the time and I prefer to keep Linux up.)
So. I
On 16-May-98 steven standley wrote:
Heh gang...
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
that you have purchased and have had little or no problems
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Using interface ppp0
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/cua2
Apr 22 23:53:56 kilroy pppd[2730]: Unsupported protocol (0x8207) received
Apr 22 23:53:57 kilroy pppd[2730]: Received bad configure-nak/rej: 03 06
83 c6 7c 2e
Apr 22
At 01:52 AM 5/17/98 -0400, Dave Wreski wrote:
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Using interface ppp0
Apr 22 23:53:52 kilroy pppd[2730]: Connect: ppp0 -- /dev/cua2
Apr 22 23:53:56 kilroy pppd[2730]: Unsupported protocol (0x8207) received
Apr 22 23:53:57 kilroy pppd[2730]: Received bad
Does anybody know where I can find
the Trident's ProVidia 9685
X-Windows driver? Or is there
another driver that I could try?
Thanks In Advance.
Chris Fishwick wrote:
One of the things that a nt server can do for a win based network is store
each user's profile so that no matter what machine the user logs on at they
get the same icons, etc. on the desktop. Could that kind of nt server be
replaced with a linux server? If so,
Richard Sharpe wrote:
gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 11
Many times that's a sign of bad RAM. Might want to run some memory
tests, try some new RAM, etc. I never had problems compiling with my
Cyrix chip...
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"Philip Tong" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know where I can find the Trident's ProVidia 9685
X-Windows driver? Or is there another driver that I could try?
Thanks In Advance.
Simple see http://www.xig.com for the demo and
http://www.xig.com/board/trident.html to see which
Hi
Can I make an alias for a group, so when I will send e-mail to that group it will
reach all the group members ?
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To
"rs" == Richard Sharpe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
rs Hi,
rs I tried compiling the 3.0.32 kernel with the IPChains stuff in it on my
rs Cyrix-based machine last night, and I got a rude shock.
rs The build failed with the following messages:
rs gcc: Internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal
M. Neidorff wrote:
Hi folks,
One of the things that a nt server can do for a win based network is store
each user's profile so that no matter what machine the user logs on at they
get the same icons, etc. on the desktop. Could that kind of nt server be
replaced with a linux server? If
I'm trying to position the tape of a T3000 drive so that I can add another
dump to the tape, but when I issue the following command, it fails:
mt -f /dev/nrft0 eod
/dev/nrft0: Input/output error
It won't do a "fsf 1" either.
Any clues?
Thanks.
MB
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I have been so *stupid*. Sheesh. I forgot to check whether I could
startx as another user than root. (Meanwhile I rpm -Uhv --force'd my
entire XFree86 distribution, and reran XF86Setup as well, have rebuilt
X font databases, and whatnot). Of course I could, so it must have
been some crappy .x*
But, when using dump, there are two values that I don't know; density and
size. The blocks I obtained fro the HOWTO: 58. I have them set real high
at this point. If you use the T3000 and dump, please let me know what
values you use.
Hmm.. haven't used dump on linux, only on solaris, but
I have a HP T4000s SCSI Travan that is new and doesn't work at all with Linux.
If the IDE does, grab one, but I'd watch out for the SCSI ones.
We used this drive on NT. It was extremely unreliable, and HP/Colorado
refused to provide any support or warranty service. We ended up
throwing a
But, when using dump, there are two values that I don't know; density and
size. The blocks I obtained fro the HOWTO: 58. I have them set real high
at this point. If you use the T3000 and dump, please let me know what
values you use.
I've been using dump and T3000 successfully for over a
Edit the /etc/aliases file and add an entry there. After doing so, run
the command "newaliases".
Sahar Nitzan wrote:
Hi
Can I make an alias for a group, so when I will send e-mail to that
group it will reach all the group members ?
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Is qmail as easy to setup as sendmail? is it as simple as adding
entries to files in /etc/mail? Just curious if there is a document which
compares the two.
Also are the ip_allow, name_allow, and relay_allow features in RedHat's
Linux 5.0 sendmail or are they standard?
Thanks in advance
Trevor
On Sun, 17 May 1998, Sahar Nitzan wrote:
Hi
Can I make an alias for a group, so when I will send e-mail to that group it will
reach all the group members ?
The short answer is yes. The method you chose will vary depending on your
needs, skills and amount of money you're willing to spend.
Hi Rita,
you can put several IP Numbers to one physical Ethernet Card.
For Example:
if your first Adress is 192.168.0.1
1.st alias ifconfig eth0:0 192.168.0.2
2.nd alias ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.0.3
and so on.
That´s all :-)
bye,
Wolfgang
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Good Day ALL!!
I have posted this question, I believe, twice before but didnt really
get any clear concise information leading to a solution. So, please
forgive me for posting again.
Here's what I have: RH Linux 5.0 (kernel 2.0.33) server connected to
the internet and connected to a DEC
Antonomasia wrote:
I have recently got 2 old 486 boxes which I am trying to connect
to my existing pentium like this:
modemthin ether
- - - [notatla]-[slash]--[quote]
A B C DE
A=194.222.156.169
B=192.168.0.1
Hello,
I have a Hercules Stingray 128 Voodoo Card. Does anyone know of an X server
that will work or how to configure the default one Or Metro-X to work?
Thanks.
**L I N U X**
* * * CHOICE OF A GNU
Does Apache have a standard cgi search program. Wherecan I find such a
program which allows my users to search my Web site based on various
options (title, contents, etc.). The programs output would be similar
to those of standard search engines (i.e., hyperlink to the documents
found).
Thanks
Recently someone posted a similar questions, but I didn't see any
replies.
I am very familiar with bind but am having problems setting up DNS with
subnetted class C address. I basically want to have an authoritative
name server for mydomain.net which consits of a class C network, e.g.,
hUnTeR wrote:
Good Day ALL!!
I have posted this question, I believe, twice before but didnt really
get any clear concise information leading to a solution. So, please
forgive me for posting again.
Here's what I have: RH Linux 5.0 (kernel 2.0.33) server connected to
the internet and
L. M. Marchese wrote:
Does Apache have a standard cgi search program. Wherecan I find such a
program which allows my users to search my Web site based on various
options (title, contents, etc.). The programs output would be similar
to those of standard search engines (i.e., hyperlink to
Fred -
"Buy that man a case of champagne" IT WORKED! thank you!!
Apparently, my build of netatalk was NOT working as you had suspected.
Now, the MAC can see the unix box thru the chooser, and get to her home
dir, i also have a share setup for several users on the unix box...any
ideas how
Kirk Bollinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a Hercules Stingray 128 Voodoo Card. Does anyone know of an X server
that will work or how to configure the default one Or Metro-X to work?
Thanks.
**L I N U X**
On Sun, 17 May 1998, L. M. Marchese wrote:
Is qmail as easy to setup as sendmail? is it as simple as adding
entries to files in /etc/mail? Just curious if there is a document which
compares the two.
I found qmail easier to set up. And it is as easy as adding entries to
/etc/qmail/ or
I'll second what Dave Wreski said. I have a TR-4 IDE Travan drive. I have
the Exabyte Eagle TR-4i, and I'm very happy with it. It just works as
expected. I did have to recompile my kernel to include IDE tape support,
which I turned off long ago when I disabled everything I don't use.
My
Chris Lea wrote (regarding CLASSPATH):
Does anybody know where this variable is set?
I don't, but a handy way to find would be:
find / -type f -print | xargs grep CLASSPATH
It'll take awhile, but it'll do the job.
Mike
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how can I compile a kernel without losing the old setting by the redhat
distribution, I have no problems with compiling kernel 2.0.32 but with
more support, but when I do it, I end up losing the support for some
other devices, is there a way I can add more support with keeping the
current
On 16 May 1998 05:14:23 -, Eric Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
ES "Chuck Carson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only reason linux is so popular is it is free and most of the
software is free. Solaris has a far more robust kernel
ES I beg to differ. Solaris has a huge
Anyone on the list ever had a cable modem
connection to their Red Hat linux box ? DHCP or Static ?
Yep. I'm running a server on a cable modem with Linux as OS. I've set up
this one using s dynamic and a static IP adres.
No problems at all.
I'd like to hear about setup issues, etc.
What
I wrote:
I beg to differ. Solaris has a huge bloated inefficient pig
of a kernel as compared to Linux. They do wacky things like
Peter Mutsaers [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied:
We just bought some SUN Ultra's with Solaris 2.6. The Ultra's have
only 64MB of RAM, but still I find them very
look for it at http://freshmeat.net
tomas
On Sat, 16 May 1998, GateKeepeR News wrote:
I have heard a lot about this, but cannot seem to find it. Anyone want
to point me in the right direction? (I've tried kernel.org with no luck)
Thanks..
Bryan
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On Sun, 17 May 1998, Iztok Polanic wrote:
Hello !!!
I want ot install ICQ for Java on my linux machine, but I'm getting this
error:
SIGSEGV 11* segmentation violation
stackbase=(nil), stackpointer=(nil)
Full thread dump:
NULL (TID:0x409490b0, sys_thread_t:0x808e5b8, state:R)
Dear all,
Could anybody tell me how to ftp a directory containing subdirectories, files , etc?
If it needs tar first, how can I tar a directory as above? Thanks.
yours,
cwlai
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AAh!! okay.. i have tried to install RH 5.0 several times on my computer, (compaq
presario 4712, monster 3d,
maxtor 8 7000d8, quantum bigfoot, 40 megs of ram, 166mhz) and i succeded once, and
that was when i did just linux, but then i tried to get it to do a dual
boot thing with win95,
Hello Igmar,
What cable modem are using ?
I'm using a LanCity LCPET-2
What version of Linux ?
Version 5.0 running a 2.0.33 kernel
What NIC card are you using ?
Ne2000 clone
What setup on the Linux box is required for a client using the same modem
?
IP-Masquerade. The cable modem is
When I was working on it yesterday, the system suddenly died. Fist
symptom
was PINE dumping core and saying something about busy.. It wouldn't
quit.
Got a message in my console saying something about a block xx in
the
freelist isn't free.
All programs that the system ran start
At 01:42 PM 5/17/98 -0700, you wrote:
AAh!! okay.. i have tried to install RH 5.0 several times on my
computer, (compaq presario 4712, monster 3d,
maxtor 8 7000d8, quantum bigfoot, 40 megs of ram, 166mhz) and i succeded
once, and that was when i did just linux, but then i tried to get it
I had two system crashes in two days. The system is running RedHat 5.0
with
a 2.0.33 kernel. It is recompiled just to include the things I want. The
system got al erreta from RedHat applied to it.
It sounds like to me you are being attacked with nasty packets. Either
use the latest RedHat
I've beentrying to figure out how to get my Linux PPP connection to
Compuserve to work. I've looking through a HOWTOPPP text file that I
downloaded off of the Unix forum on Compuserve, but I'm a little unsure
about some of the settings that I should use.
Here is what I've come up with for
On 17 May 1998, Peter Mutsaers wrote:
We just bought some SUN Ultra's with Solaris 2.6. The Ultra's have
only 64MB of RAM, but still I find them very efficient.
It's a bit of an exaggeration to say that Solaris requires 128MB to do
anything useful, it runs very nicely in 64MB, maybe 32MB if
On Fri, 15 May 1998, Peter Chen wrote:
I can't find a qmail SRPM or RPM package. Moreover, since I don't have much
There isn't any. The qmail author permits free use of the program, but
won't allow redistribution of it. So you have to get it from him. (Well,
now he allows redistribution,
I'm having a problem with Communicator 4.04-3 on my system. I'm a fresh
install of Red Hat 5.0. If I go to any web site, my fonts become
munged. I mean, all my X-Window fonts. The title bars on xterms get
whacked, the fonts within the browser get whacked, the fonts on menus
get whacked. The
Hello All
I need nestcape to be on all the time. How can I get that?
thanks
miguel
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Thank you, Thank you, Thank you Wolfgang. This made my virtual hosts work
with FP extensions.
First thing that has worked first time with FP ext.
you can put several IP Numbers to one physical Ethernet Card.
For Example:
if your first Adress is 192.168.0.1
1.st alias ifconfig eth0:0
What is hapenning is that if I start netscape and then dont make anything, it
disapears after say 5 minuts or so.
I would like to have it running all the time.
Each time I do nothing, then I have to restart the thing and it is a pain.
miguel
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You may have bigger problems!! Disappears? Like you open it...go for
coffee...come back, and the netscape is GONE?!
Marco
What is hapenning is that if I start netscape and then dont make anything,
it
disapears after say 5 minuts or so.
I would like to have it running all the time.
Each
Hi All,
When I go from run level 2 to 1 with telinit 1 and back to 2 (telinit 2)
and attempt to run my mail script that pulls off mail from my provider I get
a message that the kernel lacks PPP support. If I reboot everything is just
fine. Anyone have any ideas? Running Rh 4.2 kernel ver
Hello All,
Having failed in my attempt to get support from Redhat for my newly
purchased Redhat 5.0, I'm hoping someone can help with this.
I have an external backpack CDRom and I can successfully start the install
from the CDRom but when the installation procedure asks me to identify
I just installed RedHat 5.0 which came with Applix. So I didn't get a
manual with it. I need to know where I can find Netscape(shouldn't it be on
the RedHat 5.0 CD-ROM?) anywhere and *NEED* to install it. Also i'm a
old-school command line person, and really new to X-Windows. Once I install
Hi,
I was wondering if anybody out there has had any dealing with the RedHat
Support system. I purchased RedHat 5.0 about three weeks ago and have had
absolutley no luck getting them to honor their product support. I've done
everything except drive to their head office and beat the snot out
On 21-May-98 Mike Butler wrote:
Hello All,
1. Create a Redhat directory on my dos partition
2. Copy the "base" directory to the Redhat directory
3. Copy the RPM directory to the Redhat directory
4. Boot off the boot disk and
At 01:41 AM 5/21/98 -0400, you wrote:
I was wondering if anybody out there has had any dealing with the RedHat
Support system. I purchased RedHat 5.0 about three weeks ago and have had
absolutley no luck getting them to honor their product support. I've done
everything except drive to their
Hi Mike,
So far I've had good responses on weekdays. My first request was answered
within24hrs with a detailed installation procedure for XFree86 upgrades to
support my card. I haven't heard from my next question which was posted
yesterday, and technically it probably is not covered.
Have you
On Fri, 15 May 1998, steven standley wrote:
Heh gang...
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
What I need is recommendations from the list on tape drives
that you have purchased and have had little or no
Ok, I got that to work, but now it doesn't want to read my .xinitrc! I
had everything working, and don't know what I screwed up.. But now I
just get the grey screen.. and my .xinitrc is jsut as it should because
I was using it a few hours ago!
On Sat, 16 May 1998, Dave Wreski wrote:
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On 17-May-98 GateKeepeR News wrote:
Ok, I got that to work, but now it doesn't want to read my .xinitrc! I
had everything working, and don't know what I screwed up.. But now I
just get the grey screen.. and my .xinitrc is jsut as it should because
I was using it a few hours ago!
Well, that
On Thu, 14 May 1998, Peter J Spalding wrote:
I subscribe to PC-World magazine, and read an interesting article that,
although, was aimed for WIN95 users, can most likely help us also.
Page 278, "Unclog Your Net Access for Fast Relief" June 1998
Basicly, what the editor suggested, is
On Fri, 15 May 1998, steven standley wrote:
I am looking to purchase a tape drive for backup on my home system.
I have a scsi2 and scsi3UW interface available.
I'm using a little Tapestor 4000 (TR-4) that I picked up for around $230.
The tapes are too expensive ($30 mail-order, $35 from your
There isn't a "standard" search program for apache, no. I recommend htdig.
It was a no-brainer to set up and will do what you want it to. Free...
Incidentally, I think I saw some announcement about redhat doing a bundle
of apache-ssl with log analyzers and search engines for around a hundred
On Sun, 17 May 1998, Larsen wrote:
One difference I've noticed is that Red Hat ships with ftape 2.x, and I
was running ftape 3.x (zftape) on the Caldera box. I tried compiling
zftape on the Red Hat box, and it seemed to compile OK, but when I try
to insmod the zftape driver, I get a bunch of
In summary, we had (note had) a RH 5.0 box as a gateway/firewall for a private
subnet (192.168.1.x) and a public subnet off two ethernet cards, and then a ppp
link to the 'Net.
Something new in the RedHat Network configs caught me off guard as well.
Make sure that you have
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