Aviram Jenik wrote:
>
> Hi.
1. there is an exclude option, try man tar
2. try using dump instead of tar, this is really ment for backup
>
> Stupid check-and-the-egg question.
> I want to back up my entire hard-drive to a tgz file using tar. How can I do
> this, without adding the tar to the tar?
Aaaha.
just noticed that "cached" field on the right when you run top.
"used" memory minus "cached" does make a number I was longing to see.
can anyone explain what caching means in a nutshell?
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Linux may be caching your memory, so that it may appear that it is being
used but
in reality it is free for use. Nothing to worry about. Check the free output
again.
- Oren
> Hi.I have a stock RH6.0 machine here, wit2.2.12 kernel
> Other than what is packaged on the RH6 CD, I have a new wind
Hi.
I have a stock RH6.0 machine here, wit2.2.12 kernel
Other than what is packaged on the RH6 CD, I have a new windowmaker, a
netscape 4.7 and vmware running on it.
When I power on the machine into runlevel 1 I see 5MB of memory being
used. That is more or less how it should be.
I go into RL5
Hi list.
Does anyone knows of a log analyzer that output a nice GUI reports of
the secure log ?
I need something visual for my bosses.:-))
Thanks,
Mike
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if you want to do a backup of your entire HD why not using the MSDOS
program GHOST ?
I think that it supports linux File Systems. and since it copy every bit on
your HD then it will not be a problem to recover the info.
I recently installed a new card called Magic Card that supports linux quit
we
AJ>> Stupid check-and-the-egg question. I want to back up my entire
AJ>> hard-drive to a tgz file using tar. How can I do this, without
AJ>> adding the tar to the tar?!
Well, you might prepare the file list beforehand (with, e.g., find) and
then feed it to tar or cpio.
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Use the --exclude option.
But, um, it might get crazy inside /dev and/or /proc (probably
will), so you might want to have an exclude file and --exclude-from.
Aviram Jenik wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> Stupid check-and-the-egg question.
> I want to back up my entire hard-drive to a tgz file using tar. How
Hi.
Stupid check-and-the-egg question.
I want to back up my entire hard-drive to a tgz file using tar. How can I do
this, without adding the tar to the tar?!
Thanks.
-
Aviram Jenik
"Addicted to Chaos"
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Today's quote:
- Real programmers think s
Well, the database may grow to larger dimensions.
"Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote:
> NB>> Actually, I thought of MySQL. Suppose I choose this path, how
> NB>> hard will it be to install and configure it? What amount of
> NB>> programming does it involve?
>
> A basic rpm -ivh skill and a c
NB>> Actually, I thought of MySQL. Suppose I choose this path, how
NB>> hard will it be to install and configure it? What amount of
NB>> programming does it involve?
A basic rpm -ivh skill and a couple of "README reading" skills - to define
proper permissions (I'm not sure if rpm script will do i
MySQL will handle 200 students quite efficiently.
I said it is _overkill_. It can handle large databases,
even a million students. But since you only have 200,
you don't need to install it and take the hit
of extra memory usage and management (MySQL has a
small memory foot-print, though).
A dbm f
Effectively, I'm root. Why, what's the difference?
Mike wrote:
> Well, are you a root ?
> or just a regular user ?
>
> Mike
>
> Noam Bloom wrote:
>
> > Actually, I thought of MySQL. Suppose I choose this path, how hard will it be
> > to install and configure it? What amount of programming does i
Actually, I thought of MySQL. Suppose I choose this path, how hard will it be
to install and configure it? What amount of programming does it involve?
Mike wrote:
> MySQL
>
> If u want i can do it 4 u.
>
> Mike
>
> Noam Bloom wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > I'm in charge of creating a CS grades database
Why? What number of students do you think MySQL will handle efficiently?
Omer wrote:
> Fah, MySQL for 200 students?
> Why not opt for Oracle or DB2...
>
> Now that's what I call overkill.
>
> Use perl and a dbm-styled database (gdbm, whatnot).
>
> Even a simple flat-file would do.
>
> Mike wrote
Hi list
My purpose in this posting is to share my MySQL expirience with
reviewers of the list. This and it's follow-ups may be a good reference
to developers with similar cases (but I guess that depends on the
correcness of this message).
I have an M$-Access application working at about 5 statio
Fah, MySQL for 200 students?
Why not opt for Oracle or DB2...
Now that's what I call overkill.
Use perl and a dbm-styled database (gdbm, whatnot).
Even a simple flat-file would do.
Mike wrote:
>
> MySQL
>
> If u want i can do it 4 u.
>
> Mike
>
> Noam Bloom wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > I'm in
MySQL
If u want i can do it 4 u.
Mike
Noam Bloom wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm in charge of creating a CS grades database for my school. The
> general idea is that each student may view his grades without the need
> for any password, and the teachers can have a nice interface to change
> the grades.
Hello,
I'm in charge of creating a CS grades database for my school. The
general idea is that each student may view his grades without the need
for any password, and the teachers can have a nice interface to change
the grades. As obvious, the teachers must enter some sort of
identification along w
On Sun, Oct 10, 1999, Alex Shnitman wrote about "Re: my ohh my":
> On Sun, Oct 10, 1999 at 02:55:32PM +0200, Mike ALmogy wrote:
>
> > http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19991006S0008
> >
> > Well ?
>
> It's been beaten to death on Slashdot, as you might have
> expected.. Lets not repeat it al
Name of the package is up2date-1.0.1-1.noarch.rpm,
I'm not sure that not registered users may use it.
On Sun, 10 Oct 1999, Alex Dubrovsky wrote:
> Hello all.
> I've just ran an update installation of rh6.1 over rh6.0.
> The CD was made from the iso image I d/l'ed from rh ftp.
> I have the foll
If I'm not mistaken - it's only available in the COMMERCTIAL version.
You'll need a serial number (which is on the original genuine redhat
package).
I'm getting it soon for us.
Thanks
Hetz
Alex Dubrovsky wrote:
>
> Hello all.
> I've just ran an update installation of rh6.1 over rh6.0.
> The CD
TC>> > Well, W3C itself says "he" in one place and "iw" in another...
TC>>
TC>> In the same 4.0 standard ?
See here, for example:
http://www.w3.org/International/O-charset-lang.html
Though, it also says that the leading charset for Russian, for example, is
iso-8859-5, which I have very hard time
Hello all.
I've just ran an update installation of rh6.1 over rh6.0.
The CD was made from the iso image I d/l'ed from rh ftp.
I have the following question -
For some reason I don't see the "update agent" there was so much hype
about...
So either I didn't install the req package , or worse...
sin
ok sorry
Mike
Alex Shnitman wrote:
> On Sun, Oct 10, 1999 at 02:55:32PM +0200, Mike ALmogy wrote:
>
> > http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19991006S0008
> >
> > Well ?
>
> It's been beaten to death on Slashdot, as you might have
> expected.. Lets not repeat it all over here.
>
> --
> Ale
On Sun, Oct 10, 1999 at 02:55:32PM +0200, Mike ALmogy wrote:
> http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19991006S0008
>
> Well ?
It's been beaten to death on Slashdot, as you might have
expected.. Lets not repeat it all over here.
--
Alex Shnitman| http://www.debian.o
I cant provide you with a vendor info, cause I dont know the vendor -
the
card of the same series which I have is a no-name card... . But I do
have it's drivers diskette and carton case. So, if it could help you,
contact me (or through the list - whichever you prefer)
My card is a NE2000 clone (EI
http://www.techweb.com/wire/story/TWB19991006S0008
Well ?
Mike
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System Administrator
Mofet Institute.
Cel : 972-052-562237
Tel : 972-03-6901415
Fax : 972-03-6901414
==
On 10 Oct 1999, David Coe wrote:
> Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I get n error with several programs under linux (mostly xemacs21
> > recently) sayying that it can't convert string to type fontstruct. for
> > example:
> > Warning: Cannot convert string "-ttf-web hebrew
> > mon
Alex Shnitman wrote:
> I don't know how exactly his configuration works, but FWIW if you're
> using shadow passwords from a Solaris server, a user cannot ypcat
> passwd.adjunct, only root can. And if you're going to authenticate
> users from a central service on the network, be it NIS or anything
Hi list
Once again: I'm but a courier here. Please send your replies to Pablo
Saratxaga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Please take a look at http://linuxi18n.org/locales/#he .
Tzafrir Cohen
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Date: Sat, 9 Oct 1999 19:12:52 +0200
From: Pablo Saratxag
Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I get n error with several programs under linux (mostly xemacs21
> recently) sayying that it can't convert string to type fontstruct. for
> example:
> Warning: Cannot convert string "-ttf-web hebrew
> monospace-medium-r-normal-regular-*-160-75-75-m-*-iso
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