> I personally am fine with anywhere within 20 KM of South
Delhi. And
> unfortunately this remark is going to be taken as a
dictatorial
> statement and be the end of all discussion on this topic,
I guess :-(
How about having the meeting in some central location in
Delhi? East delhi is a bit far a
> PS: Why does the list seem to drop all my messages??
It seems that the list drops my messages if i send them from
any email id other than the one by which i am subscribed.
Now can't I at least get a failure message in this kinda
case??
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
===
> When I run my red hat linux 7.3 many a times it displays a
message saying
> application panel crashed can anyone suggest what could be
the reason.
Can this just be an example of buggy software. I know that
red hat normally doesn't tend to ship latest packages, but
application crashes are mostly
> P.S. For those select few on the list, who despite
everybody's untiring
> effort, fail to identify humour even when it is smack on
their face, this
> mail was a JOKE. Gawd!!!
Damn.. and i was thinking about all those pizzas from
dominos sponsored by the newcomers ;)
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
> Should smoking be allowed during the LUGD meetings.
>
> I would vote on non smoking in LUGD meetings.
I also vote for smoking to be not allowed in any closed
room. Smoking should only be allowed in open spaces, and
places where non smokers are not bothered.
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
PS: I don't
> Hey, although I like it when people agree with me, I never
said I didn't
> want smoking; just that smoking Raj would be ...
so now we have another rule for the ilugd meetings:
- Nobody shall smoke another member of ilugd during a meet.
or is it only:
- Nobody shall smoke Raj during a ilugd meet.
> As discussed yesterday, we can spend Saturday listening to
the
> original Hitch-hikers' Guide BBC radio play and eating
pizza and
> drinking b33r (optional). If everyone's OK with the
date/time, I'd
> propose Saturday the 14th. We meet at noon and can go on
till
> evening. Venue is Munirka, B
>
http://www.bbcshop.com/bbc_shop/product.asp?pf%5Fid=05634770
24&shop=bbc&mscssid=4XTQSXHTQKS92N0C0002U40F6EWP4E37
>
> 43 UKP, 8-CD set. Contains all 12 episodes of both radio
series and
> `Douglas Adams's Guide to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the
Galaxy'.
43UKP ... ouch...
so am I invited to hear
> could anybody please help me how to mount usb x drive (the
ultimate storage
> device) in linux .
What is the usb x drive? And what makes it the ultimate
storage device?? or is "the ultimate storage device" a part
of the name of this product.
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
==
> I am running Qmail and my users doesn't want root to
> access their Maildir.
> Didn't find any thing other than encrypting whole
> filesystem which doesn't solve my purpose.Any tool
> available in linux ???
With qmail you can apply a filter to each incoming mail. How
about adding a pgp encryptio
This looks like a classic case of memory leaks or your
program using an algorithm that takes up a lot of memory as
it processes the file. The symptoms you describe are that of
excessive swapping to/from virtual memory. What does the
memory usage show for your system and your perl program?
Bye,
> Search google for "go to hell", *including* the quote
marks. Notice the
> first hit on the page.
rotfl.. i am sure that this is a joke on google's part ;)
anyway.. this is probably google's way of telling ppl that u
can feel lucky even if u wan't to go to hell..
Bye,
/\ |\/| |3 /\ r
PS: If
> Search google for "go to hell", *including* the quote
marks. Notice the
> first hit on the page.
I was showing this to a few coworkers, and there I noticed
the 3rd Link, and an intresting 6th link ;)
Ambar
PS: The links are for populat web sites, so now just figure
out which ones!
==
> PGP is fine for sending the mails.But what about
> incoming mails.Users doesn't want the incoming mails
> to be seen by Sys Admin(root).
The only solution is to change the users. This is plain not
possible. SMTP is an unencrypted system, and the only way to
get privacy is by using pgp, gpg, s/mi
> Asif> Hi Raju, PGP is fine for sending the mails.But
what about
> Asif> incoming mails.Users doesn't want the incoming
mails to be
> Asif> seen by Sys Admin(root). Regards. Asif.
>
> He should ask his correspondents to send him PGP-encrypted
messages
> only then. Otherwise it's tr
> There is something more interesting than this.
>
> Enter "go to hell" in Text Box, then press "I'm
> feeling Lucky" button instead of "Google Search"
> button.
Well a lot of people to whom I told this were actually
confused about this, because they could not figure out why
the resulting site was
> 6. - The text format would be rtf, to be converted to
sgml later or
> probably directly sgml.
Please don't use rtf as the text format. IMHO it is best to
use XML or some other totally free and open format. RTF is
essentially a microsoft format, and most of the RTF tools
that work are from
Raj,
At least put the commercial tag. I thought this was
going to be another one of your security bulletins :(
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe in subject
header. Check archives at http://www.ma
> RTF was chosen since it's easily creatable by everyone,
whether on
> Windows, Linux or another platform. The idea behind using
RTF was to
> enable students to use familiar tools for creating the
content. The
> site will also accept SGML content, hope that satisfies
you :)
Then why don't we jus
naturally this is a google bug that some group has created.
So microsoft had to change their website address!
It is a good thing, i can never go anywhere with most m$
technologies anyways!
Another thing I noticed today was that www.disney.com was
also in the list @ 4th position after AOL on the 3r
show some netiquette could they be moved to unmoderated status. I have
seen this being done on a few email lists, and it is extremely effective in
keeping the list well behaved.
One of the things that I would like to see implemented is snipping of the
footer
> I am making a mail management software and have been
> asked to use sendmail for receiving and dispatching
> mails. The application is on C++. Please let me know
> if you have any ideas, thoughts and suggestions.
> Please let me know how to approach ?
Whatever you do, just make sure that your app
Atul,
I seriously doubt if there would be problems with isdn lines across
states. Have you configured the computers so that they can connect using a
normal modem first? I mean use normal external modems in place of your isdn
modems and then use them to connect the 2 computers to each other. If
What is this 24Online thing? What kind of connections do they provide? And
where all can you get them in delhi?
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe in subject
header. Check archives at http://www.mail-a
> as a novice to Linux i would like to know the substitute to a package like
visual studio in LINUX environs
Actually there is no substitute for visual studio under linux. But if you
wan't to program under linux, here are a few options:
1. Kylix from borland. If you like visual studio, then you
> Anyone in kalkaji using cable net?
> is there anyone providing cable net in kalkaji
> or gk2?
I get hotwire in C R Park! Also I heard there was a spectranet
licensee/cable internet operator @ krishna market.
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send
> buddy, visual stdio is a microsoft product.it contains pkg
> like VC++, VB, V Java, InterDev. as substitute u can
> use C++ with QT library or Java on X-Windows
You can do quite a lot using Kdevelop to develop C++/Qt Apps. For Java there
is jBuilder which is the same as on windows (except tha
> > I get hotwire in C R Park! Also I heard there was a spectranet
> > licensee/cable internet operator @ krishna market.
>
> Who runs hotwire? How good are they?
Primus runs hotwire. I have decent experience!
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send
> On 13/12/02 01:32 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya thus spake:
> > Hey. I think you get Hathway at GK2. My experience with Hathway has
> > been really good. 256kbps for Rs. 300/month, 64kbps for
> > Rs. 1000/month. Speeds are almost equal to what they promise and
> > service in general has been excelle
> > > On 13/12/02 01:32 +0530, Sandip Bhattacharya thus spake:
> > > > Hey. I think you get Hathway at GK2. My experience with Hathway has
> > > > been really good. 256kbps for Rs. 300/month, 64kbps for
> > > > Rs. 1000/month. Speeds are almost equal to what they promise and
> > > > service in gene
> Once you have seen Microsoft's
> source code the ``shared source'' license prevents you from ever
> coming out with a product that looks like, acts like or competes with
> the MS product whose source code you saw. As Eric Raymond points out
> in http://lwn.net/2001/0712/a/esr-viral.php3 , the vi
> Roy ji r u from gurgaon ? how much ur isp charge u ?
Not from gurgaon, but C.R Park I had office in Gurgaon, but not anymore!
My ISP (Hotwire) charges me Rs. 1.5k/month for ethernet based internet. 32k
bw cap (which is cleverly advertized as 1:2 shared 64k) and unlimited
downloads. IMHO Hotwire @
> are you using the redhat flavour of linux.
> the thing in redhat you have to enable telnet in the new versions.
There is a reason for this. Newer versions of red hat come with ssh
preinstalled. Use ssh in place of telnet. IMHO telnet is dead, and it is
best kept that way. SSH is more secure and w
> I believe that it is better to use the tar.gz format for storing
compressed
> files. One, it provides better compression than zip.
> And, I might be wrong with the second reason that is the zip file format
is
> more suceptible to damages - mostly
> because of its file format - all archive informa
> If anyone else has some more daredevil tricks for
> floppies let me know as I always keep running into bad
> floppies.
If possible don'tuse 31/2" floppies for any important data. If you must then
either make multiple copies of your zip file in the floppy or use 2 or more
floppies. Never format yo
> > IMHO floppies are a very big pain. I have stopped using them, unless
> > when nescessary.
>
> Just get to my age, sonny. I have stopped doing *anything*, unless when
> necessary.
LOL ;)
u don't sound that old!
Ambar
To unsu
> 1. Download it.
> 2. Extract under /usr/local (or whereever you want)
>
> Done with installation.
Only if you have java properly set up ;)
> RTFM
The tomcat install guides are quite helpful. One should always go thru the
install guide of any software before posting these kind of questions.
Am
> but i thought writing at speeds beyond 20x-24x was practically almost
> impossible.. well it shows 32x,...40x but the hdd speeds are *not* high
> enough to support these speeds .. 150*40=6000Mbps consistent ???
> i thought that was quite difficult to get
> i mean we do get 16Mbps and so on by
> now was slightly worried that if 192.168.0.10 machine is switched off,
> someone can assign 192.168.0.10 to his/her machine and access net.
>
> my method is not good though, and would appreciate if anyone can provide
> something better.
If your network is small, you can probably try scanning the
> monitor> hello all. I have observed that there is a trojan called
> monitor> The Thing using port number 6000 on one of the linux
> monitor> machines. can any one give me the removal instructions
> monitor> and how to block desired ports on linux. im running rhl
> monitor> 7.
> PHP has a function in which the replacement of an RE match can be
> handled by the name of a given function. Does Perl have something
> similar? Should be. After all PHP calls these lots the PCRE functions.
>
> In other words, I want to do this:
>
> ===
>
> thanks a ton. good ideas, but can't say if i can implement them
> successfully :-|. though will work on it. users are not sophisticated
> enough to change MAC addresses, so that is not a concern. and may not
> prefer user authentication.
Just as an afterthought. If you are assigning DHCP based on
> I have installed mandrake 8.2 on my machine and xinetd
> service is running fine. In the xinetd.d there was no
> telnet file but a file called telnet.rpmnew. I myself
> copied it under the name telnet and disable was = no
> in that file. Somehow I am not able to telnet on the
> linux box as whene
There was a Linux wristwatch announced by some
japaneese company. I don't remember, maybe casio! I don't know what happened to
that though.
About windows crashing and needing reboots. I would
like to say that modern windows. Windows 2000 or Windows XP with proper drivers
rarely requires rebo
> > I want to boot workstation by Network Server using BOOT ROM. I want to
know what should write in boot rom and how. or i can purchase ready boot
room for this purpose. Or there is any other way for making diskless
workstation in Linux environment.
>
> You seem to be looking for LTSP -- Linux Ter
> Is it possible to config linux server such that fsck is run
> automatically on booting with all default options in case of any error
> in file system due to imporper shutdown
There is a good reason why you need to run fsck manually on non journalled
filesystems when there is an error. Running fsc
> i have downloaded linux iso images .the problem is
> i am unable to burn these into cd.is thier any iso
> cd burner software...that can create a bootable
> cd.i tried copying directly but it did'nt create a
> bootable cd
Most distributions have a small text file with instructions on b
> you have to place the /boot partition below 1024 Use
> the advanced mode of fdisk to do the partitioning .
> Disk Druid (the default partition manager of RH) is no
> good for this
Any recent distro will have grub or lilo with lba features. This is not a
problem for quite some time now.
Ambar
> I have Oracle 8.1.6 and Oracle 9.2.0 for Red Hat Linux
> with me. If you are interested, contact me offlist.
> As far as Vineet's concern about software piracy is
> concerned, Oracle 8i / 9i for Linux is available as a
> free download.
In fact if you ask, oracle should also send you CDs for free
> > I have Oracle 8.1.6 and Oracle 9.2.0 for Red Hat Linux
> > with me. If you are interested, contact me offlist.
> > As far as Vineet's concern about software piracy is
> > concerned, Oracle 8i / 9i for Linux is available as a
> > free download.
>
> Seems people just dont understand what freedom
> Next thing I will hear is people asking for Windows XP CD's since it
> came free with their PC ;).
A similar situation will come when ms stats sending free winxp cds!
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscrib
> For your kind information, Windows XP CD (software) is never supplied with
> any PC. It is Windows XP Recoverable CD which is supplied with the system
in
> case the install XP software supplied with the PC get corrupted.
In fact a lot of computer manufacturers don't even give u the cd nowadays!
A
> Before going in for development look in
> sourceforge.net for software that already meet your
> needs.
And freshmeat.net
Mostly you will find what you need, or something that is very close to what
you need. For oss projects you can always customize an existing project to
your needs!
Ambar
> Pls. keep posting match scores once in a while.
I suppose that there are enough websites giving you live match feeds. Why
clutter up the list with outdated match scores. Please keep me out of a
mailing list for cricket match scores ;)
Ambar
> Govt of India plans to provide IT infrastructure to schools
(excerpt and
> link below). India will endup funding MS unless, some of us take a
little
> time of and help educate the powers that be about Linux.
The way in which Indian government works, they end up funding some bi
Try the find command ;)
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 10:53
AM
Subject: [ilugd]: LOCATION OF RPM PKGS ON
LINUX CDs
Dear All,
Please let me k
Raju,
Please don't send
mails with such big attachments :( My mail server seems to choke at any mail
that is > 20kb :((
Ambar
PS: You should at least change your alterego's id
once in a while!
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> One of my friend in Chennai wants a little help in setting up
Linux with
> dual boot.
> Can any one help??
Have you considered Linux-India lists, they typically have poeple from all
over India ;)
Ambar
To unsubscribe,
> In fact, when i went to nehru place and asked some people if they will
> install linux on the machine instead of windows, they said that they'd
> rather gimme a blank disk and linux CDs if im so interested in it.
You were lucky ;) When I was in the hardware business, we used to charge
extra to in
Raj,
Do we really need new product announcements in this list? Freshmeat is
good enough for most of us. Security updates in a new version is one thing,
but this way we might end up like /. where in recent times it seemed that
every Linux Kernel version had a story of it's own!
Ambar
> I thought the libyahoo2 announcement would be interesting since Philip
> Tellis of Mumbai is a significant contributor to it, and hence it's of
> local interest. Can always desist if people feel that this is a bad
> idea.
IMHO libyahoo2 is the kind of software that most of us won't wan't to know
> 1. Where and how do I configure squid to permit connection from the
> external browser to the internal host? I have defined the internal IP
> address in /etc/hosts on proxy host?
U have to set up a acl to allow anyone to access your squid proxy. This part
is quite simple. Go thru the squid docs.
I use metaproducts download express under windows
for all my downloads. It is free, small and it does the work for me ;) I have
used it to download iso images of red hat and mandrake linux in past. check out
www.metaproducts.com This is a 200kb
download.
I have also used flashget to do iso a
I know that this is for ppl in east delhi, but here in South Delhi (GK & C.R
Park area) We have Hotwire which imho is a very decent ISP for an average
home user. I pay around Rs. 1500 per month for a 64k/16k link with a real ip
that is set as a static IP on my machine. The backend bw was quite good
> Hey Man
> edit resolv.conf and add the following line
>
>
> nameserver 202.54.15.1
>
>
> ...that is the IP of VSNL's name server. Basically your domain names are
> not being resolved. This should do the trick. Take care.
I would not recomend using the VSNL 202.54.15.1 comp as your primary name
Guys,
Please give us poor guys a break. Large mails chokes up my mail server
:( Please don't send such big mails.In case you feel that there is something
really intresting, you can always send a url. Also remember that a lot of us
still use text mode mail clients under linux, and html mail does
> ...or even better, considering you're running on Linux, use your own
> computer as a caching nameserver. Most distributions come with a
> caching-only nameserver already configured, so all you have to do is
> enable named at boot up (update-rc.d or chkconfig or whatever) and add
> `nameserver 12
> I am knowing about any interesting file diff utility which can ve used
> along with cvs so that file changed in cvs vs local file can be found.
as far as I know, any file diff program can be used with cvs. CVS also has a
built in diff program. Under windows with WinCVS I use MS WinDiff. It is no
funny.. i rarely get downtime around 1 day in a month total, but in the last
week they went with mandatory auth, and their auth client sucks big time,
even a brain dead vc/vb programmer comes up with better gui!
Ambar
PS: my bw used to get uncapped magically at times, not any more :(
- Origina
does the file user_test have write permissions for the user/group nobody?
Because apache runs under the user/group nobody when executing perl
scripts..
try to see apache's error log and u will get some info..
put some logging in your script to know where you are getting problems.
Ambar
- Orig
> 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
> 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
> 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
> please tell em my linux is getting problem at 32 gb
> hdd
> tell me there is any option to boot it from the 98/
> 2000
what is this supposed to be?
In case you wan't to start a new post, just send a mail with a proper
subject to [EMAIL PROTECTED] It is not that difficult, and there are people
aro
> OK, let me rephrase: the list is archived and the archives are
> searchable at Google and other engines. My basic rule of posting is:
> If one day I'm egosurfing for `Raj Mathur' for the benefit of my
> mother or my son, I wouldn't want the sort of content that makes me
> either blush or quickly
> - Do not post attachments such as executables or graphics to the
> list. Put them up on HTTP or FTP and post a URL.
>
> - Do not post HTML messages to the list.
I don't know what mailserver software is running this list right now, but
didn't the previous server have the ability to strip attachme
Red hat 7.2 comes with squid that is a proxy server. If you don't find it
installed, then install it from the red hat cds. The Linux kernel has a
firewall that is built into it.
In most cases, setting up RH as a firewall/gateway is a matter of
configuring the Kernel firewall and squid. Search the
> What are the experience and recommendations of the
> list about TV tuner card. I plan to buy one and use on
> gnu-linux. i believe one can also do conversion across
> medias i.e. VHS to CD etc.
The Pinnacle TV tuners give the best quality. And they are quite widely
supported on Linux and Windows
> Mplayer does quite a good job as tv to divx capture as well as tv
> viewing
What kind of CPU does it require? Also is there any Linux sw that can do
real time buffering for instant replays and pause/forwarding? I used to use
PowerVCR for this with my older board, and it used to work quite nicely
> Thanks. The OT part is really useful also. But I have
> a sneaky feeling reading on the net while googling
> around that Linux has better drivers and performance
> for some TV tuner cards :-) and that has me interested ...
hmmm...
one reason for this is the crappy windows drivers that come with m
> In AIX,
>
> Call IBM for support, it's a paid-for OS after all.
ROTFL
this is a good one..
add it to the ilugd faq. Include Solaris and Windows in that section too ;)
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with u
> I would like to get my hands on anything that could
> help me do this.
> Even makefile..
Does anyone really use makefiles for automatic account creation?? I would
use perl or C to get this done. There has to be some oss project for this
also! Check out sourceforge.net and freshmeat.net for that!
> IT publisher Wrox Press is set to close following the collapse into
> liquidation of US owners Peer Information last Friday.
This is indeed a sad news! I really like the Wrox Press books. Most of their
books are very well written and thorough. In case anyone on the list hasn't
seen their books, t
> I have realized interpretor based languages result in
> shorter developement cycle than compiled languages. For that reason I
> would recommend perl, or python. Unfortunately get skilled people/work
> in either in India is non existant.
My experience has been that interpreted languages like perl,
> i've seen the hotwire client at one of my friend's place. it is NOT
> 24online, and they've provided some crap VB application to do the
> authentication. don't think they're competent enough to make a linux
> app, and also their connection though gives good speeds (7-9 KBps), it
> is not reliable
> Ok ours is primarily a web based front end to our business. So the
> basically technology in context of a web based application is what I
> need to think about.
Do you really find Java/JSP to be tough/complicated for web apps? I found
that except for the smallest web apps, using Java/JSP with a g
> I would recommend that you learn PHP.
I won't recomend PHP! It is good, it is free, but not much useful for
anything other than web apps!
Ambar
To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with unsubscribe in subject header.
Check a
> 0. Do we have an IDE for Perl / Python??
I have used a Perl IDE, but I didn't find it of any help. The only popular
languages with good IDE are C, C++ and Java (if you count, then include ASP
via Visual Interdev, VB, C# and all the other .NET languages)
> 1. Can I have a compiled binary for Perl
> To sum up, I'd recommend Python as a great language for learning OO
> programming and Perl for those programmers who want to have the
> freedom to be constructive, creative and innovative.
While I do like perl a lot, I have found it's quirks to be too irritating
most of the time when maintaining
> Supreet> Software development has become a complex task. If you
> Supreet> check out any big enough project, they have a style
> Supreet> guide, they try to enforce. Which really indicate that
> Supreet> there is no standard for indentation even when there are
>
> Precisely. And
> Perl is very heavily used for web programming. Some websites I know of
> are :
>
> slashdot.org
> www.ebookers.com
> www.jobsahead.com
> www.egurucool.com
> www.imdb.com
> www.hotwired.com
Try finding competent perl programmers in India, and you will know why a lot
of people prefer to use Java or
> www.google.com is your best friend. Go bug them with the keywords "backup
> mailserver firewall linux tape drive" and watch how google very nicely
> serves you with hundreds of pages that answer this query of yours. If they
> dont, then come back to the list for some answers.
While searching at g
> You forgot mandatory pizza breaks, swapping of essential manly jokes,
> bashing M$ whenever context permits(or doesn't), collective wondering
> of whether ILUGD is still a society or not, redhat bashing, debian
> worshipping, CD swapping (phew), listening through Raj's jokes,
> grumbling/chanting
You can run MS Office from a MS Windows 2000 Server running terminal
services. You will only need to install the MS terminal services client on
your windows boxes. In fact you can run a large number of windows apps using
terminal services under Windows 2000. The main problem with windows apps is
th
> For completeness' sake. You will still require the appropriate number
> of MS Office licences for this scenario.
Well, MS licensing is another issue alltogether. If you are using MS
products, then you should contact ms and get an estimate on the licensing
costs first. If most people stopped usin
> does anyone knows a pdf writer for GNU/Linux.
>
> i tried writing a document in openoffice and converting it into pdf, but
> the links that i had put in my document do not work in pdf.
>
> i'm in urgent need of a pdf writer which allows me to create the
> hyperlinks and the page
> links for th
> If you wish to publish online then use XML/XHTML not PDF. Search google
for why XHTML should be used
> over PDF anytime anywhere.
One of the main problems with XHTML is that it is not very well supported by
a lot of browsers that people use. A large number of people I know still use
Win98 with IE
> Heck! Adobe Acrobat produces the best quality PDF's with a
> variety of proprietary formats because of probably its knowing the
> format from which it is converting to PDF "protected" by NDA's between
> "Original Software's Manufacturer".I am sure in future better print
> quality PDF generation s
> the xinetd.conf in case of Telnet is not correct.
> In RHL 7.x , during install, the firewall setup specifically mentions
> blocking the telnet port. If you choose to do a custom configure of the
> firewall, you can enable the telnet port. Therefore, its ipchains which is
> blocking access to te
1 - 100 of 187 matches
Mail list logo
