My gpm does not start sometimes

What I am thinking is maybe I can get the /etc/init.d/gpm restart repeated somehow . I am still confused . I shall be grateful , if anybody could guide me as to the cause of this gpm problem. Warm Regards. -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED])--(=)--(Shyam)--- "Beauty lies in

My gpm does not start sometimes

What I am thinking is maybe I can get the /etc/init.d/gpm restart repeated somehow . I am still confused . I shall be grateful , if anybody could guide me as to the cause of this gpm problem. Warm Regards. -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED])--(=)--(Shyam)--- "Beauty lies in

How do you map shell commands to keys in mutt ?

I want to make my own shell scripts (mail related) , and map some keys in mutt to call these from my mutt. Please suggest as to how I can go about this. Warm Regards. -- ([EMAIL PROTECTED])--(=)--(Shyam)--- "Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder." If you believe me then

Can not send zip file from mutt !

I tried sending a zip file as attachment from mutt , but it does not go . The recipient does see the mail , but not the attachment ! The version of zip I use : Zip 2.3 This is what file FL.zip shows : Zip archive data What can the reason for this anomaly be? Thanks, Shyam -- ([EMAIL

Any other keyboard sequence for event handling ?

Most of the Linuxes , including Debian , use the Ctrl-Alt-Del for shutdown -or- reboot (depending on the inittab) , and also provide : kb::kbrequest:/etc/init.d/gpm restart #This /etc/init.d/gpm restart thing is my modification stuff , which uses the Alt- combination to execute the choice

Re: A strange question

shyamk @ eth . net ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): linux-india-help said : > I am having a very strange situation : > The 3 CDs that I have for Debian Potato r3 > are not properly labelled. > When I use say , dselect , and go for installing say , bcc > and choose install , they a

Virus ?

I use a dual-boot Win98 - RH Linux machine , on a LAN of Windoze machines. When my machine was booted to Win98 , my friend , whom I can trust , copied a folder into my machine (his machine runs the latest version of Norton Anti-Virus 2000 .. I mean that he downloads the latest updates). We subseque

Re: Virus ?

e. Its seems appropriate to read that > /dev/hda9 is drive D: and overlaps assuming drive E and F hence is why they > don't show up. > > Any virus checker can miss viruses. There is no "sure" cure except toasting > Windows. > > ----- Original Message - >

Unidentified subject!

I am in a precarious situation : One fine morning , my boss pulled out a cable to connect the 2 switches (1 switch for one LAN). This may be what it looks like : (machines (machines 10.10.1.*) 192.255.255.*) [switch1] [switch2