Well assuming your ISP actually supports 2400 baud connections to it's
dialup then you might have a little problem. Usually if you can't even
connect properly you do not possess a fast enough connection (I have a
2400 as well and I tried to connect to a service that supposedly was up
to 33.3 and it
Not off the top of my head. I know of programs that have been floating
around to facilitate the transfer of files from anonymous (and possible
authenticated) ftp sites to the email address of the user. The options
were a little vague and I decided against it for various reasons.
One of the biggest
One of the most interesting things that actually got me charmed with
debian was a copy of debian 0.99beta that I had on some old cds. I
remember that day well. There were some problems and some functionality
missing but overall it's useful. I could install almost everything in the
distribution on m
Is there say a test that can be implimented that would test to determine
wheather the program you are running will work under perl and
then pick that version of perl? That would really rock and would possibly
be quite easy considering perl is a great tool for text manipulation and
analysis.
On Mon
stuff while supporting the new.
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Phil Pennock wrote:
> Typing away merrily, John Haggerty produced the immortal words:
> > Is there a good example of something in debian breaking a general
> > script/program server side?
>
> Not that comes to mind.
>
Is there a good example of something in debian breaking a general
script/program server side?
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Phil Pennock wrote:
> Typing away merrily, John Haggerty produced the immortal words:
> > I think that would work quite well. Just make sure to upgrade the system
>
I think that would work quite well. Just make sure to upgrade the system
regularly. That will keep you abreast of all the problems and allow for a
nice system.
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Jaume Teixi wrote:
> or better frozen or stable ?
>
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