I am using Redhat 7.0.
One network card is a realtek 10 Tbase clone (the one the network
doesn't use)and I can't remember what the other is.
Jon Biddell wrote:
On Sunday 25 February 2001 18:12, you wrote:
Sluggers,
I am new to Linux networking, I know how to navigate linux as a
hehe, thats a good idea :)
On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Hi all,
Has anybody noticed all the M$ adds popping up on bus stops
here in Sydney? The line they're pushing is "Business
runs better with Micorsoft".
Wouldn't it be really cool to get some stickers made up
I'm using postfix and mutt. I have my From address set to the
email.com domain but my machine's FQDN is spiral.localnet and
I have postfix setting the hostname to spiral and the domain
to homeip.net. The problem is the Sender header gets set to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", whereas I would rather it's
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 12:45:34PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Paul Cameron"
I like having all of the screen to myself, and minimising distractions.
For me, distractions are fancy window decorations, sound effects
whenever I so much as look at my wm, image background. fvwm doesn't
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 12:30:25AM +1100, Ken Yap wrote:
One of the first things I do with a new Linux setup is swap capslock and
ctrl. Some people even go further and map capslock to ctrl, i.e. no
capslock left. I'm beginning to think that makes sense too.
For the uninitiated, this is most
Okay, it's a weird one but I rooly trooly need to know the font that is used in the
Debian logo. A fair amount of searching has found for me a creepy amount of
information about the logo (how much is there to say about a logo?) except the font.
Any clue sticks out there?
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Cheers,
Ask the person who desinged it?? Was that in the information??
Dan
- Original Message -
From: "Craige McWhirter" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 25, 2001 9:52 PM
Subject: [SLUG] Debian Logo Font?
Okay, it's a weird one but I rooly trooly need to know
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 10:41:01PM +1100, Dan Treacy wrote:
Ask the person who desinged it?? Was that in the information??
Good point Dan. I should have really put more info in. All I've found thus far is that
the designer was one "Raul". No reference to email or any other 'net service. Even
quote who="Craige McWhirter"
Perhaps someone know how to extract font info from PDF/EPS files? I do
have these version of the logo.
In most vector drawing apps you'll be able to split the paths of the text up
from the rest of the logo.
Unless you have any really strange needs, this should
I have a small home network of three computers.
longwing (running SuSE 6.4), adler (running Debian-unstable) and
superchook (running Debian 1.3.1).
There is a printer on longwing and I can print from this machine ok. If
I try to print from adler I get the following:
ken@adler:~$ lpr
quote who="Dave Fitch"
Should it be set in postfix or mutt? I can't find any useful references
in the doco of either of them, and just setting a Sender header in mutt
appears to be replaced by one generated by postfix.
~/.muttrc:
my_hdr From: Jeff Waugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Jeff
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quote who="Andrew Reilly"
Re lwm: I haven't used it, but sawfish doesn't have icons or
button bars, or icon docks either. It does have root menus. I
can't imagine why you'd want to live without them, and am not
sure why you would necessarily want to run _another_ program to
get them.
Now
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 11:16:08PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Dave Fitch"
Should it be set in postfix or mutt? I can't find any useful references
in the doco of either of them, and just setting a Sender header in mutt
appears to be replaced by one generated by postfix.
On Sun, Feb 25, 2001 at 11:16:08PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Dave Fitch"
Should it be set in postfix or mutt? I can't find any useful references
in the doco of either of them, and just setting a Sender header in mutt
appears to be replaced by one generated by postfix.
Anyone know about XMMS mp3 Player on RH7? After XMMS use and proper
exiting, when I log out the machine hangs for a while then gives a
message 'xmms - no response to Save Yourself command etc' and I have to
click on 'remove program'. What's wrong?
(Anyway I thought we were supposed to save the
I sometime wonder what the motive is in spammers using crippled URLs such
as this. I assume the purpose of the spam and the URL is to get the mug
punter to go to their site, but I tried it in both Netscape and IE5 and it
worked in neither.
Are these URLs auto created?
I also have my doubts
Jon Biddell wrote:
Apart from killing them, have a look at
http://www.microsoft.com[EMAIL PROTECTED]/pub/mskb/Q209354.asp
This link is broken, but I always then wander up the tree to see who
lives at the top. There are some nice Linux/M$ jokes if you just type
in:
http://www.hwnd.net
You will
Erik de Castro Lopo wrote:
Wouldn't it be really cool to get some stickers made up saying
"Everything runs faster, cheaper AND better with Linux" and
pasting these up over the M$ ones?
Actually it's not good at all. There is a Linux advocacy HOWTO which is
required reading for a certificate
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, Grahame Kelly wrote:
Can anyone using Netscape 4.75 at St.George Bank help me out
a little. My problem, is when I try to BPAY an amount to a vendor - after
filling out all the details and depressing the "next arrow", the browser
aborts (every time) i.e. completely kills
Bernhard Lder wrote:
Hi,
What is the solution for this?
I am trying to copy files and directories from on place to another for
backup purposes I use the following command
Try,
$ find . -print | cpio -pdmuv /backup
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This explains why my GNOME managed sessions used up all my RAM ;)
I switched to E, use the same GNOME apps and never use more than 32M ;)
I guess now it was GNOME session management caching all the easter eggs
in RAM ;)
On 24 Feb 2001 11:59:47 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Okay, time to take the
I'm planning a dist-uprgrade tonight on my potato box,
from mirror.cse.unsw.
So I was wondering what the Debianites think about the
current non-stable branches? Is anything sufficiently
broken in unstable right now to avoid it?
It's only a desktop machine, and I'll be getting gnome from
the
Hi,
I have recently installed AUC on one of our old servers and am now a
victim of my own success.
I have found this morning that the disk is full and no one can use the
email on the system (for obvious reasons!). I have connected to the server
(SuSE 7.0) using samba from my W2K machine.
James Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, Ian Tester said:
Erm, frei? freisoftware?
Don't know too much German...
'Zimmer frei' literally translates as 'free room' -- I think some
hackers will take offence at their software being labelled as 'empty' :)
And free as in 'no cost'
I need to know the font so I can generate matching images/text output.
Will the vector programmes give me this? I couldn't get it out of the
pdf/eps files via GIMP/gv/xfig. Should I have used another tool or have
I missed something?
On 25 Feb 2001 23:12:28 +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
Perhaps
Do:
df -i
to see if you have run out of inodes.
You might have a runaway process. Do:
ps ax
and look for something that is using a lot of CPU time.
I have found that logrotate sometimes runs away when using compression.
--
Howard.
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Andrew Reilly"
Re lwm: I haven't used it, but sawfish doesn't have icons or
button bars, or icon docks either. It does have root menus. I
can't imagine why you'd want to live without them, and am not
sure why you would necessarily want to run _another_
Simon Bryan wrote:
I have deleted a number of old gz, tar and rpm files today but still I
have no space available, should have freed up close to 70Mb
Why the difference? What is the difference? Is it pre-allocated disk space
for them?
When ext2 partitions are created, 5% of the space is
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 10:55:28AM +1100, Matthew Dalton wrote:
Simon Bryan wrote:
I have deleted a number of old gz, tar and rpm files today but still I
have no space available, should have freed up close to 70Mb
Why the difference? What is the difference? Is it pre-allocated disk
On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Ken Caldwell wrote:
I have a small home network of three computers.
longwing (running SuSE 6.4), adler (running Debian-unstable) and
superchook (running Debian 1.3.1).
There is a printer on longwing and I can print from this machine ok. If
I try to print from adler I
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 11:17:47AM +1100, Simon Bryan wrote:
If I am reading all this correctly then the best this will get me is 5%??
Don't mean that to sound ungrateful!
I've set it down to 0 before. The default's 5.
...and I should unmount the filesystem first?
Only if it
If I am reading all this correctly then the best this will get me is 5%??
Don't mean that to sound ungrateful!
...and I should unmount the filesystem first?
At 11:01 26/02/2001, CaT wrote:
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 10:55:28AM +1100, Matthew Dalton wrote:
Simon Bryan wrote:
I
No only 27% in use and nothing suspicious in terms of processes
At 10:32 26/02/2001, you wrote:
Do:
df -i
to see if you have run out of inodes.
You might have a runaway process. Do:
ps ax
and look for something that is using a lot of CPU time.
Hi,
I have recently
Hey sluggers,
I have a general monitoring assignment and i need to descide between SNMP
and netsaint. Now i know they can be used together, however if I can get
away with just netsaint that would be nice.
What do people think of UCD-SNMP? Is anyone using it?
also what are peoples opinions on SNMP
CaT wrote:
tune2fs is your friend.
Oooh, cool. Learnt something new today.
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Thanks David, I appreciate this. Drop me a line when you've found it.
On 26 Feb 2001 11:43:52 +1100, David Kempe wrote:
I need to know the font so I can generate matching images/text output.
Will the vector programmes give me this? I couldn't get it out of the
pdf/eps files via
Jeff Waugh wrote:
I decided to write a log. I'll flesh this out into an intelligent guide if
needs be (however it seems the Debian documentation is good enough... too
easy).
00:40 Sent "Start the clock!" email to SLUG list.
00:53 Powered up Sun machine. Bugger me, this monitor is big.
I have a gateway/firewall box that used to be on BPA using the old
Motorola cable modem.
Ive moved and got BPA reconnected at my new premises and its using the
new Nortel DOCSIS modems (this is a good thing).
I will be setting up my gateway tonight to use the cable again, is there
anyone that
quote who="Terry Collins"
Something in between a HOWTO a Dummies guide would be rather helpful,
I considered writing one, but there's really no point. It's all explained
elsewhere, so I'd be replicating work already done.
Download from where? how? - what did you download and what did you do
hey,
from doing a few searches i can see there's support for quite a few usb
webcams, does anyone have any experiences with getting these going under
linux?
Alexander.
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Andrew,
Nothing that I would know of.
All I did was setup my network, blah blah blah
execute bpalogin and i was off.
The best thing I found to do to make sure the network works, just type
ftp update-server
even before executing bpalogin
if that connects your flying
-Original Message-
Alexander Else was once rumoured to have said:
hey,
from doing a few searches i can see there's support for quite a few usb
webcams, does anyone have any experiences with getting these going under
linux?
Uh. yes.
I have a CPIA USB webcam set up in our office.
I'm now using RedHat 7, camE
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 01:51:08PM +1100, Alexander Else wrote:
from doing a few searches i can see there's support for quite a few usb
webcams, does anyone have any experiences with getting these going under
linux?
I've been using a Philips Vesta cam for a while now with the 2.4-pre, and
now
I was able to use tune2fs to get my system going again, and have spent the
best part of today deleting unwanted packages (mozilla, netscape,
StarOffice etc.) I would like to unistall KDE as well, (this system is
purely a server - no monitor etc). I am using a mixture of Webmin and
This would not exactly work, as I want to file to be DOZE readable in case
the main server goes down. More like a mirror, that is updated once a night,
I guess.
But do you have any suggestion on total mirroring? Point me in the right
direction for RTFM, please.
Bernhard Lder
This electronic
Bernhard Lder wrote:
This would not exactly work, as I want to file to be DOZE readable in case
the main server goes down. More like a mirror, that is updated once a night,
I guess.
But do you have any suggestion on total mirroring? Point me in the right
direction for RTFM, please.
For
Sir ,
I have followed this archive to get the downloads and install that so
that I can see the .pst formated mails in my linux machine...
Can I see that using the above mentioned thing. If yes can any one
please tell me where can i download those because when i went to
micropop.com or so I did
Is it possible to run a publically visible IN-ADDR.ARPA DNS server to
handle a subnet of a Class C block? If so, how is it done?
--
Howard.
LANNet Computing Associates http://lannetlinux.com
"...well, it worked before _you_ touched it!"
quote who="Phani Kishore Talluri"
I have followed this archive to get the downloads and install that so
that I can see the .pst formated mails in my linux machine...
Ah, you must have followed one of my emails in our list archive.
oe2mbx doesn't actually convert .pst files, the "oe" stands
logitech quickcams work in linux...
observe at
http://bong.com.au/zortcam/
drivers at
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=12924release_id=18002
buggy, but usable
Dean
Peter Hardy wrote:
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 01:51:08PM +1100, Alexander Else wrote:
from doing a few
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 08:11:09AM +1100, Jeffrey Borg wrote:
yep I'm doing that already, it's the Sender header that's
the problem (and setting it in mutt like you've got
above for From doesn't work).
If postfix is anything like exim then you are going have to tell postfix
that you are
On Mon, Feb 26, 2001 at 04:46:40PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
Is it possible to run a publically visible IN-ADDR.ARPA DNS server to
handle a subnet of a Class C block? If so, how is it done?
Yes lets say you have 203.78.54.0/24 on your name server you
host
54.78.203.in-addr.arpa
quote who="Moe"
anyone got info on getting 3com homeconnect to work
under linux. anyone here know about this model?
http://www.linux-usb.org/
Lots of info, and links to kernel modules/patches.
- Jeff
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At school am running RH 5.1 proxy. Thats no problems. I'd like to have a go
at having some users have local pages available on the proxy server as an
intranet.
Setting up users is not a problem.
I'd like it so that when a browser points to the machine's users page
eg localmachine/~user
their
On 26 Feb 2001, Craige McWhirter wrote:
I need to know the font so I can generate matching images/text output.
Will the vector programmes give me this? I couldn't get it out of the
pdf/eps files via GIMP/gv/xfig. Should I have used another tool or have
I missed something?
Geez, Postscript
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