On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 18:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't followed this thread so closely,
but have you tried win4lin?
Yeah. I tried it a few years back now. It worked really well. Ran a
*lot* faster than vmware and didn't have massive disk images that filled
up my disk.
Not as good
This one time, at band camp, Kevin Saenz wrote:
I would like to configure my machine so that can have 2 monitors hanging
off one machine.
Am I correct in assuming that I would need to buy another video card
which will send signals to the second monitor?
Would I experience some issue with running
The first word that comes to mind is rage.
I left my machine alone for a while and when I came back I tried to move
the mouse. The pointer would not move. I look at the clock, the clock did
not increase count. I look down at the case, the hard disk activity light
is permanently on. Oh no, the
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 10:23:44AM +1000, Matt Hope wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Matt Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
We are coming up the 10th Anniversary of Debian (Ian Murdock founded
Debian on the 16th of August, 1993).
We are having a special dinner to celebrate this, next week, on
Moving this discussion to chat... :)
On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 07:57, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Michael Kraus
SCO has contract with Linudows to continue support.
http://www.lindows.com/lindows_news_pressreleases_archives.php?id=53
Lindows.com Reveals Pre-existing SCO/Caldera
On Wed, 2003-08-13 at 10:23, Matt Hope wrote:
On Tue, 22 Jul 2003, Matt Hope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
We are coming up the 10th Anniversary of Debian (Ian Murdock founded
Debian on the 16th of August, 1993).
We are having a special dinner to celebrate this, next week, on the
20th of
Hi all,
as per my last email, I'm running another Paintball day Sunday September 28th.
If you are interested call me asap as we need to get the deposits by TOMORROW.
If you are interested but can't foot the cash this week (aka - by tomorrow)
then still let me know, as I can hold a few places
** Reply to note from Gonzalo Servat [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed, 06 Aug 2003 17:50:00
+1000
As you can see, it can't find crt1.o which is part of the glibc-devel RPM.
Install it and you should be good to go.
Gonzalo, thanks,
I've installed every package with 'glibc-*' in the name
STILL
quote who=Andrew McNaughton
Several approaches come to mind:
1) change the suffixes of all includes (eg to .inc). Arrange for apache
to deny access to any .inc files - and while you're at it, deny access to
any other extension not in your mime.types file. That helps with things
like
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Chris == Chris Barnes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Chris Hi Peter, Thanks for the help, but unfortunatly its not just
Chris Apache which I wish to install, and I dont want to install all
Chris my software from packages, I was planning on compiling some of
Chris them my self so I can get the
or preferrably
2. Have Mozilla launch when any user logs in and go to the pre-determined
web page
This may well be the worst solution available, but you could define a
mozilla session (i.e. mozilla www.myurl.net.au) in their .xsession file (in
the users home directory, or there's a system
To create ssh protocol 1 keys the correct syntax is `ssh-keygen -t rsa1`The latter creates ssh protocol 2 rsa keys.ScottFrom: [EMAIL PROTECTED]--snip--luke # /etc/rc.d/init.d/sshd startluke Generating SSH2 RSA host key: [ OK ]luke Starting sshd:Disabling protocol version 1. Could not
use grep's --null option in combination with xargs -0 option:
ls | grep -i foobar --null | xargs -0 mv %1 /newdir
A few other commands have options for using null separators. eg
find -print0
perl -0
Thing is, a lot of the time what you want is to use the input you've
already got which is
Helping out someone who has Redhat and has apt-rpm
running..
just recently and not too sure if it's ever been seen or not,
getting errors about pkglist not existsing when
doing an 'apt-get update'
Here is a dump of the errors im seeing, any help would be
appreciated as the system from an
Given that you're using GNOME, I'd recommend Galeon or Epiphany, as you can
configure their defaults (or mandatory settings) at the host-global level.
You can't do this with Mozilla.
OK, I like the look of Galeon, so how do I make it the default browser? Uninstall
all the others? :-)
I posted a message a couple of weeks ago about sluggish HD performance
on a new computer - it is a 3ghz P4, Gigabyte MB, 1gb ram and 2 brand
new 80gb Seagate 7200rpm drives.
Even with this setup I am still getting sluggish performance, when I do
a copy I am getting a burst of 45meg/second then
If anyone wants to use a Netgear DM602 with TPG in bridged mode, the latest
firmware off the website doesn't work real well.
I obtained some beta firmware from the ozcableguy ask him, or I can send you
a copy.
but TPG bridged mode is much more reliable than any other pppoe provider out
there -
Adam,
Set aside some time to play and experiment, don't leave stuff like this to be done just-in-time.
Learning the various techniques and idiosyncricies takes a little bit. Set aside an evening or two to experiment first.
Warmest regards
Mike
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I finally got around to comparing CD readers to see whether
they could produce good copies of audio files. Well, one file,
actually.
The readers were the inbuilt one in the laptop (IBM 600e) and the
burner I bought (Mitsubishi Diamond Data).
Puzzling result.
ls -l says that the files are the
In preparation for budget preparation time, I thought I would look on
the bright side of life into that indulgent perk of the training course.
So I'm proposing a thread on What *nix related course(s)/subject(s)
have you found worthwhile and enjoyable. From the one day to something
that is at most
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 12:04:15AM +, Voytek Eymont wrote:
OK, do I need _all_ of them back ?
You'll need gcc, glibc-devel and probably gcc-g++. You also need
binutils so make sure that's installed. If you're compiling kernels,
you'll need dev86 too.
I've been developing software on
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 17:27, Rowling, Jill wrote:
The sequence find . -exec seems safe enough though.
I suspect it just uses the inode numbers rather than the file name or
something (but beware this is on Solaris ;)
Very true if you're not working with a large list.
Doing it this way,
Apologies for being a little off topic I thought that some
of you who have experienced large out sourcing organisations
like I have might find this humorous.
http://www.newtechusa.com/PPI/main.asp
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At 8:04 pm, Wednesday, August 6 2003, Matthew Palmer mumbled:
If you want official (real, true official) Debian CDs, I'm sure there'd be
no shortage of SLUGgers who'd burn them for you. I'd offer, but I'm not
exactly in the area...
I'm in the area (live in western Sydney, work in inner
On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 09:52:04AM +1000, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
Bug or feature:
I'm wondering why the standard basename and dirname commands in gnu do
not handle spaces in file names and paths.
They do :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ianw]$ basename /this is/a path/with / spaces
spaces
are you quoting
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Voytek Eymont wrote:
looking at variety of php scripts/apps, these come with an 'includes' directory below
the application directory
(so, a brower could go there.)
I always used to move the 'includes' dir to the
outside-of-web-server-root php path (and, modify the
** Reply to note from Grant Parnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed, 13 Aug 2003 10:05:56
+1000 (EST)
Oooh yes... that would do it. Generally it's not a good idea to change the
bytes in an executable file. To fix it if the package was from an RPM do:-
rpm -qf /lib/crt1.o (or wherever it is)
** Reply to note from Andrew McNaughton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sat, 9 Aug 2003 12:46:30
+1200 (NZST)
I'd strongly recommend not using wuftpd based on its security record.
For configurability, go for proftpd.
Andrew,
thanks for suggestion
I've d/l, compiled, installed and implemented ProFTPD
-= On Thu, Aug 07, 2003 at 11:55:59AM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
-= Think sick building syndrome. Basically, new
-= office/office works and
-= factories produce lots of fumes that can deposit on
-= nice new shiny
-= pins and provide an insulating layer of gunk that causes
-= intermittent
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 12:24, Denis Crowdy wrote:
Alan L Tyree wrote:
Is anyone using DocBook? I'm looking at converting from LaTeX, but emacs
+ psgml does not seem to give the author support that I get with emacs +
auctex + reftex. Am I missing something? In particular, it would be nice
Have you got a small HD or try partitioning one 80Gb into say 20Gb for a
test and just let other 60gb spin. Maybe for some reason the partition
is a bit whacky???
Ben
Lyle Chapman wrote:
I posted a message a couple of weeks ago about sluggish HD performance
on a new computer - it is a 3ghz
G'day,
Is there any way to change the buttons (e.g. back, foward, up, stop,
etc) of the Nautilus?
Just to make sure we have a common idea about Nautilus, that is 'Window$
Explorer' version of Gnome, right?
How can I change its buttons?
Thanks,
Phillip.
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quote who=Laurie Savage
When I download my mail via fetchmail/procmail spamassassin chokes my
system (lose mouse, keyboard input takes over a minute to respond etc). It
records lots of PIDs when I run top. Yesterday it did this for 15 minutes.
How can I prevent this?
Run spamd, the
I had the same problem. Have you checked /etc/apt/apt.conf for your proxy settings if
you are behind a firewall? There is a sample in /usr/share/doc/apt-/examples
Laurie
On 06 Aug 2003 22:02:18 +1000
Ramon Buckland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Helping out someone who has Redhat and has
I was just wondering if anyone has had a problem with
sending a message to a contact list?
I have evolution 1.4.3 everytime I try to create a contact list
and send an email to the contact list the email addresses in the
to contains the name of the list and xml code. is there away to
fix this?
On Thu, Aug 07, 2003, Gonzalo Servat wrote:
I'm experiencing complete (and random) system freezes every day or
two. I've not found a pattern yet, it happens at random. System specs as
follows:
Athlon 1800+ CPU
256MB DDR
Matrox G400 Dualhead
2 x HDD
2 x SCSI CDROM
1 x FDD
On Fri, Aug 08, 2003 at 10:35:15AM +1000, Gonzalo Servat wrote:
At the moment it's sitting on -29C (so it says anyway)
I don't believe that. I'd expect it to be more like +35C to +45C.
Mine (2GHz P4) is normally +40C, rising two or three degrees when under
load.
Cheers,
John
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On Sun, 10 Aug 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-=Don't you just *love* it how when Jeff does something like
-=bagging out someone elses preferred distribution or
-=software, it's his usual cheeky prose, but when someone
-=else does it it's argumentative and confrontational?
That's
Hi All,
Unless I am mistaken, I am of the belief that a wireless network with, for
example, an access point and four laptops will give each laptop the full
11Mbps connection (depending on signal strength and quality), and *not*
divide the 11Mb between all remote connections due to the fact that
On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 19:11:30 +1000, Martin wrote:
$author = Dave Kempe ;
does the config option initial_destiniation_concurrency solve this? its
a bit unclear from the docs. is delivery concurrency what I am trying
to acheive?
not quite what you spelt out. destination concurrency
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003, Mary wrote:
The first thing to check is to dig around in the settings of Evolution
and KMail and make sure they're set to use the same mail relay/SMTP
server/mail server (different names for the same thing) to send mail.
Sorry, missing solution: set Evolution's mail
On 12 Aug 2003, Kirk Reiser wrote:
Hi Shaun: You can use scp but it has a tendency to stall with weird
network traffic. I suggest you use rsync which works very well, uses
ssh and does not stall. A typical command line for rsync looks like
this:
rsync -au -e ssh from_host:from_dir
quote who=Stuart Guthrie
Bug or feature:
I'm wondering why the standard basename and dirname commands in gnu do
not handle spaces in file names and paths. I guess there is a good
reason why we need to code around it - ie it would break lots of other
stuff to fix it.
... it works for me.
Makes you wonder because now OSX wont be supporting IE in future Apple
will be using
a modified version of Konqueror.
The problem with IE is its getting old and has some really nasty CSS
problems. Ive deployed
Mozilla 1.4.1 and Konqueror (in KDE 3.1.1) and I have yet to see a web
service thats
** Reply to note from Theo Julienne [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri, 8 Aug 2003 23:07:59
+1000
Is the FTP server configured to mask the pathnames?
Some FTP servers by default lock the user inside their home
directories, so /home/username ends up being / in FTP.
thanks, Theo
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On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 06:57:06PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You're 100% correct. They've each been assigned the other's IP address.
:-)
Okay, thanks, I will try to prod dhcp to get this sorted.
If I'd realised you were using dhcp to assign addresses I'd have
suggested that you look
awaiting a early reply
Aren't we all!
Try:
tcpdump or ethereal
Stu
Viswanadha R. Rudraraju wrote:
hai,
Iam currently doing a project on linux networking. Iam in need of a packet sniffer that
analyzes the packets in the network and counts the number os
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Del
Sent: Thursday, 7 August 2003 9:36 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Re: ADSL Modem Recommendations please.
--snip--
Very Linux friendly guys, yes their tech support people aren't
brilliant
On Wed, Aug 13, 2003 at 06:39:16PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 18:39:16 +1000 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [SLUG] Setting up ssh advice?
To: John Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Sydney Linux Users Group [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Spam-Checker-Version:
The sequence find . -exec seems safe enough though.
I suspect it just uses the inode numbers rather than the file name or
something (but beware this is on Solaris ;)
bash-2.05$ find thingy -type f -exec file {} \;
thingy/one/this:empty file
thingy/two/; file thingy: empty file
quote who=Jan Schmidt
There were some patches on the dri-devel mailing list recently to have 3D
work across both desktops on dual-output cards like this. Last time I saw
them, they worked, with wrinkles. It may appear in the DRI trunk sometime
soon, or not.
On G400-and-similar chipsets?
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 07:34:29PM +1000, Shaun Oliver wrote:
hi, I wanna mirror the entire contents of my home dir on one
shell to another.
I have 2 remote hosts both with the same username.
how can I accomplish this with scp
more to the
On 7/08/2003 10:44 AM +1000, John McQuillen wrote:
It's a Gigabyte GA-7N400-L1
Your motherboard uses the NForce2 chipset, support for which, I believe,
is best gained from the NVIDIA binary drivers available here:
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux.html
I hope this helps,
Thanks John. The
On Sat, 2003-08-09 at 09:58, Ben de Luca wrote:
http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/715
Whats this, reiserfs4 wins? How can that be XFS is clearly superior in
my mind at least.
Inspired by Mary's recent post I've done some benchmarking of my own.
When I have the time I'll put some of the
G'day,
I'm looking for some pointers on how to do this scripting task.
I have a shared directory structure where alot of the files in each
directory have permisions of 644 I wanting to change it so that the
files are chmod 664 letting all users in the group read and write to the
data. without
Hi,
So who here uses swiftel DSL? Their pricing looks pretty
good and since my normal providers don't do a reasonably
priced 512/512 I'm considering switching a few customer sites
over to them that need that sort of plan. $6/GB for excess
traffic is fairly cheap.
PPPoE easy to set up or not for
On Sat, 2003-08-09 at 17:43, Shaun Oliver wrote:
can you not change the user agent information with mozilla as with lynx
as in the cat/text only browser
Welcome to the murky waters. Yes, the poor end user can start playing
silly user agent string games, this only works if the detection is based
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Lyle Chapman wrote:
I posted a message a couple of weeks ago about sluggish HD performance
on a new computer - it is a 3ghz P4, Gigabyte MB, 1gb ram and 2 brand
new 80gb Seagate 7200rpm drives.
Even with this setup I am still getting sluggish performance, when I do
a
Hey Norm,
I have used with much success a 3Com card
(sorry can't remember model there)
And pretty much all the xircom Modem only cards from 28.8k up to 56k
in the Realport range a few years back. (managed a laptop leasing
thingo with QUT Uni for a few years so got to test out heaps of them).
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 07:34:29PM +1000, Shaun Oliver wrote:
hi, I wanna mirror the entire contents of my home dir on one
shell to another.
I have 2 remote hosts both with the same username.
how can I accomplish this with scp
more to the point? can I accomplish this with scp?
I need to
On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 05:26:58PM +, Voytek Eymont wrote:
so, is there a need to have php's inc files outside the web server root ??
It wouldn't be my first choice of security fixes - but, in a poorly written
application, it is possible that an exploit could be obtained by (for
instance) a
This looks like fun!
https://listman.redhat.com/archives/rhl-beta-list/2003-August/msg00583.html
- Jeff
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This one time, at band camp, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A high number of messages were downloaded, and I'm not sure where they've
been stored. /var/spool/mail/username seems to be an empty file. Any
clues on how to recover the downloaded mail? (If possible?)
Is procmail installed? Check
Oops, Forgot to send to the slug list.
Cheers,
Scott
Scott Ragen/Roadtech wrote on 06-08-2003 04:17:36 PM:
--snip--
log
This file contains any messages produced by compilers while
running configure, to aid debugging if configure makes a mistake.
It was created by configure,
** Reply to note from Gonzalo Servat [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon, 11 Aug 2003 11:56:30
+1000
After you do the mount --bind ..., check the line in /etc/mtab. It should
give you the correct format to stick in /etc/fstab.
thanks, Gonzalo
/home/tac /home/raymond/tac none rw,bind 0 0
Voytek
** Reply to note from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu, 7 Aug 2003 23:50:58 +1000
If you're going to re-install, I'd be tempted to jump
from rh73 to rh9.
But re-installing glibc-devel is worth a shot.
Matt, thanks
re-installing thw whole systems is not an option at this time, the system is
Chris Barnes was once rumoured to have said:
Hi sluggers,
I have recently installed Debian 3.0r1.
I'm fairly new to debian, but I thought I was going ok until i tried to
compile something.
When I installed Debian it was a base install, nothing else. So I dont have
compilers or linkers
On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 07:43:03PM +1000, Chris Deigan wrote:
Anand Kumria wrote:
Also try and go for an ISP which uses either bridging or routing rather
(Telstra ADSL B or C modes, iirc) than PPPoE. That way, you won't be
subject to strange PMTU/MTU problems/clamping.
I haven't heard of
Um but back to the orignal problem :)
I was just reading some thing and i wonder if it might be a similar
problem. Would it be ok if you put a sync in roots cron to run every
hour.
if itr fixes it i have a link for you!
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N RamMohan wrote:
i have one printer connected to a machine in our network
how we can access that printer without logging into the machine to which
the printer is attached?
What's distro are you running on the computer with the printer on it
running?
However, briefly -- you will want to use
At 12 Aug 2003 13:49:53 +1000, Alan L Tyree wrote:
One of the other publishers is using DocBook as their primary system, so
I thought I would have a look at changing from LaTeX. But, as I said, I
need (or at least want) the good author support (outlining, citation,
cross-referencing) that I
Hi All,
I have just had to resign myself to install windows on my work PC for
various reasons and I was wondering if anyone knows of a place that contains
a list of open source software for windows such as Mozilla?
If I have to support MS then I would like to make it a minimal effort.
Adam.
Hi Shaun: You can use scp but it has a tendency to stall with weird
network traffic. I suggest you use rsync which works very well, uses
ssh and does not stall. A typical command line for rsync looks like
this:
rsync -au -e ssh from_host:from_dir to_host:to_dir
The 'au' means archive and
Hehehe I have yet to find that limit here (E250s and V880).
But on a big list like searching the entire SMB-shared systems for the odd
mad Windows virus file (I won't go into HOW that happened), I just set it
going and do something else.
The find seems to sit on one CPU whereas the other CPUs in
I'm amazed noone's mentioned VMWare. Basically, you can actually run windows
ITSELF in linux. as well as linux in windows. or OS2 in linux in win95 in
Win98 in NT4 in XP, if you so prefer. XD
www.vmware.com
Vmware is quite good but then you are waiting for the OS to boot up.
if you want
On 8/08/2003 9:59 AM +1000, John Clarke wrote:
Power supply. I had a system which would randomly fall over with no
apparent cause. I replaced the RAM, video and network cards,
motherboard and CPU but nothing changed. Then one day, it wouldn't
power up so I replaced the power supply and it's
On Tue, 05 Aug 2003 16:12:20 +1000, Andrew McNaughton wrote:
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Dave Airlie wrote:
Doing a build, or even an install from source is really not difficult if
the distribution's build system is good. On a modern machine it takes
less than an hour to compile a freebsd
In the old days, MS deleted a file by clipping the leading
letter and substituting a token that stood for deleted.
You can't undelete a file in Linux. Is this because the file
has been shredded? I ask not because I want to undelete, but
because I have some sensitive data files that I have deleted
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 19:50, Mary wrote:
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
$ cd
$ scp -rp . [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That is, change to your home directory and do a recurive (-r) scp that
preservers permissions (-p)
This will lose hardlink info though - which can be -really- bad.
I haven't followed this thread so closely,
but have you tried win4lin?
Not as good separation as vmware, but works
quite well I've heard.
everythinglinux.com.au has it for $149 -- half
that of vmware.
Matt
(I have no connection with win4lin or everythinglinux.)
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I just booted up mys system after going away for a few days, and during
the boot various duplicate block errors were repaired. I don't know if
that's relevant or not.
We have 2 machines on a tiny LAN, through a firewall box. On my wife's
machine, coo, it complained after it was booted up, that
Hardware strikes!
After the email and all the next week trying stuff, apt-get just became
worse and worse, to the point that after a dist-upgrade
(7.3 to 7.3) :-), it completely stopped booting,
lilo gave garbled test before the prompt, and mounting/chrooting to
the system via another same
On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 10:16, Brad Kowalczyk wrote:
exactly. Why people still think they can use user agent strings to get
an accurate indication of the percentage market share for the different
browsers out there is beyond me. Unfortunately I think a lot of non
IE browsers are calling
On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 11:37:42
Voytek Eymont [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BUT, what are the criteria for such 'compile and transfer' :
if I had another RedHat on different hardware, can I just compile and transfer to
another one ? do I need *same* RedHat release ? what else same ? different ?
On Mon, 2003-08-11 at 16:50, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
SNIP
According to Wine's Application Database, CorelDraw 9 works ok for some
people, but not for others:
http://appdb.winehq.com/appview.php?appId=440versionId=1095
Your best bet is try it, and see how it goes, I guess :)
I use wine
Looks like I'll have to re-install ssh on both machines (since slogin
logs in to the opposite machine).
Is there a good information resource on setting up host keys and user
keys? I find the man pages don't quite describe how to do that, and
nor do the FAQs I could find via Google or on the
At 12:49 pm, Wednesday, August 13 2003, Dave Airlie mumbled:
my Nvidia 3ds away fine, the other card of course doesn't.. I'm not sure
you can get a secondary card to do 3d and Xinerama... I might be getting a
PCI radeon soon.. not sure..
Radeons completly refuse to do DRI when Xinerama is
Read this and have a laugh
Whoever you are who reported my list message to spamcop,
you apparently didn't take time to think that maybe,
just maybe, the majordomo listserv at itparade.com
barfed -- and it did. I got multiple messages by
other people. I didn't flame those people, nor did
I will most likely be in Sydney for a few days at the beginning of
September. So perhaps you want to hold your Debian/SLUG meet on the
first instead of the second Wednesday in the month.
(Please CC me, I'm not subscribed.)
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Martin Michlmayr
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SLUG - Sydney Linux User's
On 13 Aug, John Clarke wrote:
Now that's ugly, and you can't guarantee it'll work. You can tell
dhcpd to serve static addresses based on mac address, e.g.:
host posh
{
hardware ethernet xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx;
fixed-address 192.168.1.100;
option
Hi,
I come from a background of Windows, where things like I'm asking about
weren't really part of the design. In Windows, I used NetMeeting to
support my Dad when I was Down Under and he was still back in the
States.
Now we're using GNU/Linux, which apparently (like Unix) inherently
networks.
I'm trying to set up Courier-IMAP on RH7.3 with Postfix.
all I need at this time is POP3, and, perhaps later, IMAP
I'm somewhat familiar with POP3 process, and, have only a rather vague
understanding about IMAP as a 'server stored mail box'
Courier-IMAP compiled and installed OK (with the
hai,
Iam currently doing a project on linux networking. Iam in need of a packet
sniffer that
analyzes the packets in the network and counts the number os packets that are
transferring. could
anyone there please help me out in this
awaiting a early
hi bill,
the rsync worked a treat.
thanks man
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Shaun Oliver
Becareful of the toes u step on today, they maybe connected to the ass you have to
kiss tomorrow!
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Hi All,
Thanks very much to everyone who had their input on my problem. The
problem was indeed the power supply. It's been running for 1 day and 6
hours so far without a crash so I'm pretty certain (touch wood) that it's
fixed.
I learnt a few things from this problem:
1. It's not good to be
Morning!
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 04:02:13PM -0400, Bret Comstock Waldow wrote:
I mean how do I do these things:
There really should be a HOWTO for things like this...
1) Run a program on someone else's machine. Both console and X.
ssh. You use it to get a shell on a remote computer. It's
On Tue, Aug 12, 2003 at 09:55:37AM +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who=Laurie Savage
When I download my mail via fetchmail/procmail spamassassin chokes my
system (lose mouse, keyboard input takes over a minute to respond etc). It
records lots of PIDs when I run top. Yesterday it did this
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