thanks!
regards
erez.
btw: if you have xwit installed, try this:
circle.c :
---
#include
#define PI 3.1415926
void main()
{
int i,x,y;
char s[100];
for (i=0;i<360;i++)
{
x=5*sin(i*PI/180);
y=5*cos(i*PI/180);
sprintf(s,"xwit -rmove %d %d",x,y);
system(s);
usle
then it is about 200-300 SKL more per month.
for small bussnises and home users it is fine but if u need to use MRTG and
SNMP programs then the router does not support it (i think, altho in their web
site fastcomm say it is.)
Mike
Ariel Biener wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Mike wrote:
>
> > Wel
We have a 64k/cir0 FR line to internet zahav.
we pay 250$+vat to IZ and 400 shekels to Bezeq per month.
we use a snagoma s508 FR isa card, which is
very good, but support for it sucks.
(I'm trying for a month now to make it work
on linux-2.2.x, and sangoma gives very little support,
if any.)
re
Hi,
please continue this interesting discussions on all
computer/internet/linux related topics on this list. I think that this
list represents it's participants and if we want to talk about toaster,
why not. Don't be too afraid about "off-topic". it is much more
interesting to read about experien
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
>
> Can I simply set smbmnt and smbumount to be suid-ed? Do I need to
> rebuild samba for that purpose? Or is there any other solution?
Well, you can just try and see what's happening. Or you can get the
utility that allows users to execute processes with super-user uid.
I'
> 1) I don't know what happens to $small_provider tomorrow, and if I need FR
> to host my clients or have somebody except myself depending on it somehow,
> I'd better to avoid risks or I'm toast if something happens. For home use
> it may be OK - if they die, you just move. Just don't pay in advan
EM>> but only $30-$99. All the prices are based on either official price
EM>> lists or official web sites:
EM>>
EM>> IsraServ: $30/64Kb/1-IP, $50/64Kb/2-IPs
EM>>
EM>> Aquanet: $99/64Kb
EM>>
EM>> Internet-Club: $99/64Kb
EM>>
EM>> ActCom: $67/64Kb
The problems here are:
1) I don't know what
Quoting Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've tried to order Civ:CTP for Linux at Macmillan, and they seem to have
> intnl. order delivery cost about $40. I can buy $50 for a game, but I
> can't pay this delivery - it's too much. So, the question - if anyone
> knows the place
Before everything else, let me ask you NOT TO PAY TOO MUCH!
The reason that frame-relay costs are hundreds percents, and
sometimes even 1000% more than their real costs, is that there are
frayers who are willing to pay these crazy prices.
Now for the prices: Frame-relay costs are much lower than
Hiya.
http://www.lokigames.com/order.html lists the price as 49.95 for
the game and 15$ for S&H.
LinuxCentral sell it for 47.95 + 15.65$ for S&H (normal airmail).
EggHead.com might ship for less, but I'm not sure about that.
"Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote:
>
> I've tried to order Civ:CT
|I have problem connecting to the internet using ppp
|my pppd ver is 2.3 patch level 4
|ISP is Internet Zahav ( which do NOT know how to config it ( technical support on
|phone ))
|/etc/ppp/options is:
|
|lock
|defaultroute
|noipdefault
|modem
|dev/modem/
shouldn't it be /dev/mo
I've tried to order Civ:CTP for Linux at Macmillan, and they seem to have
intnl. order delivery cost about $40. I can buy $50 for a game, but I
can't pay this delivery - it's too much. So, the question - if anyone
knows the place that the game can be bought without paying twice the
price?
--
[EMA
On Sat, 19 Jun 1999, Y. Benado wrote:
> a little unrealevant question...
> where do you have the money to pay the monthly fee to bezeq?!
Well,
I sell drugs. I also drive a silver cadillac, with dark windows, and 3
body guards. ;)
--Ariel
> i mean it's not extremely expensive but i know
AB>> 1st day, the Bezeq technician came here with the 2603 unit, connected
AB>> the pair from the Bezeq switchboard, connected the 2603 to it, it synced,
AB>> and he left. (he left me the line number written on the 2603).
This part took about 2 weeks. Bezeq techniciat said that we have some
pro
a little unrealevant question...
where do you have the money to pay the monthly fee to bezeq?!
i mean it's not extremely expensive but i know i wouldnt pay so much
only for internet connection :)
Yarin
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Hi
I use samba from the samba-2.0.3-0 rpm. When I try to mount as a user
I get the message that I need root permissions for that.
The reason is ofcourse that none of smbmount, smbumount and smbmnt is
suid-ed.
from different paragraphs on theSamba documentation I gather that
smbmout should be set
On Sat, 19 Jun 1999, Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo wrote:
What you describe here is a nightmare. My frame relay installation took
exactly 3 days.
1st day, the Bezeq technician came here with the 2603 unit, connected
the pair from the Bezeq switchboard, connected the 2603 to it, it synced,
run kvt or konsole, and select whichever fonts size you want (small, huge etc).
Regarding the size - just maximize the window :)
Hetz
Ishai Parasol wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> How can I set a console (in the desktop icon properties) on KDE to open
> up with larger fonts and full screen ?
>
> TIA
>
Hello
How can I set a console (in the desktop icon properties) on KDE to open
up with larger fonts and full screen ?
TIA
Ishai Parasol,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
For sometime now I have this weird problem with Netscape.
I'm using KDE 1.1.1, Redhat 5.2 and kernel 2.2.10.
When I run netscape, it runs fine, but as soon as I click on another window, or
a window comes above netscape - it totally crashes netscape..
I tried to replace versions of netscap
Yaron,
Bezeq prices are much higher, than the prices you mention. They might have
reduced their installation prices (which are insignificant in the long
term), but the monthly fee has risen by 40%-50% !
The minimum price for frame relay (64KBPS with CIR=0) is NIS 1570 per two
months.
Bezeq's hi
On Fri, 18 Jun 1999, Mike wrote:
> Well, i have FR in my house.
> The cost are about 14000 SKL one time installation and 750 SKL per month
> for Bezeq.
> After that you need to obtain a router - about 400-500 $.
> Then you need to contact to an ISP - about 67 - 150 $ for the small ISP.
You don't
O>> Anyone using a frame-relay line on a Linux box, leased
O>> and connected through any of the Israeli ISPs? I'm interested
O>> in getting a frame-relay line at my home (meaning not for
O>> business needs or anything, in case that affects pricing).
I use one just now. Though it's for business, n
Adler Family wrote:
> I have problem connecting to the internet using pppmy pppd ver is 2.3
> patch level 4ISP is Internet Zahav ( which do NOT know how to config
> it ( technical support on phone ))/etc/ppp/options is: lock
> defaultroute
> noipdefault
> modem
> dev/modem/
> 115200
> crtscts
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