> The Cable Wallah's actually want you to be ISP's for your own LAN's,
> Juggling their cheap bandwidth with more reliable ISDN/leased lines.
> Something that Cogent(I think) does for many US ISP's provide cheap
> bandwidth which they can juggle around with more reliable providers.
> Why you get a
BlankLinux kernel has ip forwarding/routing built in. You might wan't to
check out the firewall-howto and ip-masquerading howto on the net. These
will get you thru the basics of setting up the routing tables on a linux box
to act as a internet gateway. Since you know cisco and routing, you will
bas
Hi LL,
well said. Nice suggestion. Actually, the bundling of
SW with HW is (if I may say) ambush marketing!!
Amitabh
>
> let market forces propel customers to their choice
> of software. let people
> have freedom in choosing software, rather than have
> something thrust on them
> that takes
hi,
i downloaded the latest gnomemeeting rpm and updates for 2 other
packages from http://www.gnomemeeting.org/index.php?rub=5&pos=0 and now
its working fine on my rhl8 box...
On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 06:36, ..::ISH:.. wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-03-06 at 06:02, Nishikant Kapoor wrote:
> > Has anyone be
Hi All
Any One configured Kerberos-5 in redhat linux. I downloaded the tar file of
Kerberos-5. I untared the tar file. And I compiled it. But I am not getting
the configuration files for database. what will I do? Any one plz help me
regarding this
Thanx in advance.
Regards
vasu
Hi all,
thanks for the input on the list about using X on
i845. I set the framebuffer in the CMOS to 8MB( the
highest available) and used the i810 driver (this
worked better the vesa driver suggested which crashed
on changing termainals) . So, the catch is to increase
the framebuffer on the MBoard
Hi,
I am facing a typical problem here on my RH8.0 system
with a SiS 3D PRO AGP card. Somehow I cant get X to
work properly now. The only way I am getting it to
work is to manually run xfs (xfs &) and then startx as
root.
If I try to run as a user I get the error in
.xsessions-error as below. It
Amitabh Trehan wrote:
> Hi all,
> thanks for the input on the list about using X on
> i845. I set the framebuffer in the CMOS to 8MB( the
> highest available) and used the i810 driver (this
> worked better the vesa driver suggested which crashed
> on changing termainals) . So, the catch is to incr
> :( The guy at their end is
> totally clueless as to why this is happening, and when u tell him that it
is
> a matter of loading the ftp module, his goes into a spin!
> Ambar
My cable net has a more hi-fi tech support.
He comes on a bicycle with a laptop.
Takes out the cable from my computer and
not sure, but how about increasing the swap partition.
> starting xfs in bootup . Actually, many apps like
> printer and opeoffice (not enough space on detination
> drive ) dont open files and show lack of space.
> deleting files form /tmp helps only temporarily.
> I have faced similiar problem o
Hi,
Please let me know how I can recreate a user with
the same name after deletion. Let me explain :
I delete an already existing user by command
:
userdel
now when I try to create the user with the same
name I get the error as "user already exists"
please guide.
regards,
Malkiat
> Another important information that you people might be interested in...
> Reliance is launching their inet service very soon.
> I have a friend in Reliance comm. From what he has told me its 900/month,
> 64kbps and 2k for installation.
hmm... the more the merrier.. more competition will surely dr
> You need to provide them
> space to keep their switch and power backup. You get a 256kbps net access
> for free. Ofcoz you'll be indirectly paying the electricity expenses for
> hosting the switch.
Great!! I am willing to host their switch.
Let's rate the ISP's we have on the basis of their Linux
Dear ilugd,
Can anyone, who has the latest non-us stable debain release, make a
copy of it for me??? Or if someone has a high bandwidth, can they
download it for me from ftp://ftp.iitm.ac.in/debian-non-US/ or
http://ftp.iitm.ac.in/debian-non-US/ and burn it on a CD. I'll be
Dear Friends,
My exams are over. But my teachers (comp. teachers) have caught
my neck. Now I'm facing 5 probs.
1) I installed GRUB on the first sector of Linux partition. Now I
want to use Win 2K boot loader to boot Linux. How do I do it? (I
had sent a mail regardi
rejoice!
i have just discovered movix2.
http://movix.sf.net/
it comes in three flavours, but basically, you just pop the cd into the pc,
boot the machine, and you have a machine that can then play your collection
of DVDs(!), VCDs, mpegs et al on your hard disks, or off networks, listen
to s
> "Niyam" == linuxlingam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Niyam> so do you think indian isps may get raided some day as well
Niyam> ? ***
Niyam> Australian Federal Police Raid Major ISPs
Niyam>"The Australian (newspaper) has an article about Telstra
Niyam> the major Aus
> "Raju" == Raj Mathur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Raju> [snip]
Raju> The stuff about taking universities to court is more scary.
Raju> Next time you feel a warm hand [snip]
Erhm, *cough*, I didn't realise I was talking to the list. Apologies
if I offended anyone's sensibilities
LinuxLingam wrote:
> download, download, download. and please give me a copy.
Raj,
There was another post today for the Debian CDs.
If there is still a bw shortage in Delhi, I can run off another FedEx
to you.
Please specify:
What you want
Where you want it from
Again, I do not Linux o
Hi Ghane,
> "Ghane" == Sanjeev Gupta writes:
Ghane> LinuxLingam wrote:
>> download, download, download. and please give me a copy.
Ghane> Raj,
Ghane> There was another post today for the Debian CDs.
Ghane> If there is still a bw shortage in Delhi, I can run off
Gha
[The book is still incomplete, but the written parts do flesh out
strategies for making money out of free software. Worth a read --
Raju]
This is an RFC 1153 digest.
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Interesting website for End-user of Linux.
Excuse me if it is already discussed.
http://www.desktoplinux.com
Pritam Pal
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Swap is 256MB and I have 128MB RAM, so I dont think
that should be a problem. Can there be some sort of
junk Inodes formed or locking of space. The last
command I ran, before I diagnosed the problem, was
`yes a' for a few seconds. Similiar problem has
occurred before on 2 other machines here. We
Try using
Userdel –r
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [ilugd]: user deletion
and creation with the same name
Hi,
Please let me know how I can
recreate a u
1) I installed GRUB on the first sector of Linux partition. Now
I
want to use Win 2K boot loader to boot Linux. How do I do it?
(I
had sent a mail regarding this issue earlier also but I
don't
think it reached the list, i.e. even I didn't receive my
own
message.)
--- vivek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> doesn't work on every board. however, xfree86 4.3 is
> out and has all the
> required support.
>
Does it have solution for i845 sound also?
-- narsingh
Missed your favourite TV ser
OOPS! Sorry for troubling the list. This time the root
partition actually filled up because unnecessary files
were copied to /root.
Is there a way to get advance warning on Disk Space
fillup?
Amitabh
--- Amitabh Trehan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
> Swap is 256MB and I have 128MB RAM, so I d
> OOPS! Sorry for troubling the list. This time the root
> partition actually filled up because unnecessary files
> were copied to /root.
> Is there a way to get advance warning on Disk Space
> fillup?
you can write a small perl script to parse the output of df, and a corn
script to send u a warni
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