Re: Fw: i`ve got a probled with lib Xm.so.1

Not a solution but perhaps a work around for installing DDD. Debian has a ddd-smotif package. You might want to check it. And I do not think it is off-topic. > Well, > i know its a bit off-topic but still i need help and i hope you will be of > help to me > > -Original Message- > From:

Re: Can you provide more info on the vendor my Ethernet NIC ?

> 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 NE20

Re: chicken and egg

Actually ghost can do much more than this, it compresses the resulting image file, and it can resize partitions on the fly (the types that it knows, of course) when you open the image files later. The compression you can get with dd as well, augment it with gzip: dd if=/dev/foo | gzip - > fooimg

Re: adduser not by root

Since adding a user basicly means writing to /etc/passwd (or /etc/shadow, or whatever) on most single-server environments, you can't. You can obviously make adduser suid, but that would be fatally stupid since then anyone will be able to create a root accout (I wouldn't go for sudo either, it amo

Re: MySQL and Java (was: Managing a database under Linux)

Definitly, through JDBC. There are two JDBC implementations that I'm aware of, both are linked from the MySQL site (one of them is called twz1jdbcForMysql - bloody freaks). Aviram Jenik wrote: > > Does anybody know if MySQL can be used with Java? > Did anyone try it? > > --

Fw: i`ve got a probled with lib Xm.so.1

Well, i know its a bit off-topic but still i need help and i hope you will be of help to me -Original Message- From: DAN PORAT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: DDDdevelopers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: éåí ùðé 11 àå÷èåáø 1999 23:21 Subject: i`ve got a probled with lib Xm.so.1 >HI there dear peopl

PHP Programmers Required in Israel

Hi, The following message was seen at a mailing list of PHP: > If you're a PHP programmer or know of any PHP programmers, living in > Israel, please contact me. > > Thanks, > > Andi > --- > Andi Gutmans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > http://www.zend.com/ I don't have any idea about the project, but I

Re: MySQL and Java (was: Managing a database under Linux)

Aviram Jenik wrote: > > Does anybody know if MySQL can be used with Java? > Did anyone try it? Yes, there are (tw, maybe only one) Java JDBC interfaces to Mysql - search freshmeat. Never used them, just Perl and PHP3. -- Itamar - [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---o-

Re: adduser not by root

You can use sudo, or try to config linuxconf. On Mon, 11 Oct 1999, Ben-Nes Michael wrote: |Hi All | |How can i tell the system to allow other users to be able to adduser ? | |-- |-- |Canaan Surfing Ltd. |Internet Service Providers |Ben-Nes Michael - Manager |Tel: 972-6-69

Re: chicken and egg

On Mon, Oct 11, 1999 at 08:24:50AM +0200, Mike ALmogy wrote: > if you want to do a backup of your entire HD why not using the MSDOS > program GHOST ? I think Ghost is the paradigm of superfluous applications. Boot from any decent single-floppy system and dd if=/where/ever of=/hmm > I th

adduser not by root

Hi All How can i tell the system to allow other users to be able to adduser ? -- -- Canaan Surfing Ltd. Internet Service Providers Ben-Nes Michael - Manager Tel: 972-6-6925757 Fax: 972-6-6925858 http://www.canaan.co.il -- ===

Re: Weird Memory Leak

On Mon, 11 Oct 1999 09:42:51 +0200 (EET), Ser Lev Arris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >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? In the genera

Re: cron error

Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi. > I'm keep getting the following error : > > /bin/bash: root: command not found > > what does it means ? that it can't find the bash command ? or that it > can't find a command called root ? Well, why didn't you try $ root bash: root: command not found

Re: chicken and egg

On Mon, Oct 11, 1999 at 06:09:01PM +0200, Ben-Nes Michael wrote: > Short exmp > > make directory backup > > under it put a file exclude.txt which will include all the directory to > exclude > (example next line) > > dev > mnt > backup > proc > > and then use the -X to use the exclude.txt file

cron error

Hi. I'm keep getting the following error : /bin/bash: root: command not found what does it means ? that it can't find the bash command ? or that it can't find a command called root ? BTW, the jobs are working..it is just that it keep giving me those messages. Thanks, Mike =

Re: Log analyzer for secure log.

Try Webtrends www.webtrends.com They have two kinds of log analysis: web site log analysis (quite good, actually) and security log analysis (haven't tried that one) - Aviram Jenik "Addicted to Chaos" - Today's quote: - Real programmers think stru

MySQL and Java (was: Managing a database under Linux)

Does anybody know if MySQL can be used with Java? Did anyone try it? - Aviram Jenik "Addicted to Chaos" - Today's quote: - Real programmers think structured programming is a communist plot. - Original Message - From: "Ben-Nes Michae

Re: chicken and egg

Short exmp make directory backup under it put a file exclude.txt which will include all the directory to exclude (example next line) dev mnt backup proc and then use the -X to use the exclude.txt file tar cvz -X /backup/exclude.txt -f /backup/xxx.tar.gz" / Aviram Jenik wrote: > Hi. > > Stu

Re: chicken and egg (now: backuping DBMSs)

I use perl to lockqflush the database, tar it then unlock them again If any one want the script ill send it "Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote: > EM>> Speaking about backuping, and also about databases like MySQL (in > EM>> another linux-il thread), let me ask you (you=linux-il subscribers)

Re: Managing a database under Linux

Use MySQL as the "Yesodot" to something bigger. MySQL have a great permission system which is a great bonus IMHO For easy learning http://www.devshed.com/ Omer wrote: > MySQL will handle 200 students quite efficiently. > I said it is _overkill_. It can handle large databases, > even a million s

Comdex

Hi, I just read that in the next comdex (Nov. 30 - Dec. 2nd) John "Mad Dog" hall will be present in Israel. I just have a small idea: How about setting up a meeting with Linux-IL users and with John? Why am I mention it now? cause I know it takes us a LOT of time to set up something, and in t

Re: Weird Memory Leak

ES>> 2.2.12 is known to have a severe memory leak. Downgrade to 2.2.10 or use ES>> Alan Cox's 2.2.13 prerelease. Ah, now I see. I still use 2.2.9, so that's why I never saw those effects. OTOH, I use 2.2.12 as a desktop and newer saw those effects too - but my desktop is mostly static (i.e., same

Re[2]: chicken and egg (now: backuping DBMSs)

Eli Marmor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Speaking about backuping, and also about databases like MySQL (in > another linux-il thread), let me ask you (you=linux-il subscribers) > to share your experience with backuping file-systems which include > running databases. I know that there are speci

Re: Weird Memory Leak

Ser Lev Arris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi. > > I have a stock RH6.0 machine here, wit2.2.12 kernel 2.2.12 is known to have a severe memory leak. Downgrade to 2.2.10 or use Alan Cox's 2.2.13 prerelease. Regards, Evgeny --

Re: chicken and egg (now: backuping DBMSs)

HI I backup databases as regular files. I use dump and restore (or ufsdump and ufsrestore on solaris) if I define the device correctly (my tape is on solaris) and I use the newer version of dump which has the -a option (this does not come with rh60, i had a link for it in lwn, one befor the last

Re: Weird Memory Leak

"Stanislav Malyshev a.k.a Frodo" wrote: I didn't invent this, see patches at www.linuxhq.com. anyway the problem started when I moved to linux-2.2.x > > >> there are a lot of memory leak problems with the 2.2.x kernels, > >> I myself run 2.2.10 and gets 'no more proccesses' after the machine is >

Re: chicken and egg (now: backuping DBMSs)

EM>> Speaking about backuping, and also about databases like MySQL (in EM>> another linux-il thread), let me ask you (you=linux-il subscribers) EM>> to share your experience with backuping file-systems which include EM>> running databases. I know that there are special backup methods for EM>> data

Re: chicken and egg (now: backuping DBMSs)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 2. try using dump instead of tar, this is really ment for backup Speaking about backuping, and also about databases like MySQL (in another linux-il thread), let me ask you (you=linux-il subscribers) to share your experience with backuping file-systems which include run

Re: Operation speed

On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Avraham Hanadari wrote: :Dear Friends, : :Without any production applications, the speed of operation is more or less :satisfactory, but Netscape 4.6 crawls, and Star Office barely moves at all. :It also crashes quite often. I installed WordPerfect 8 and it ran fairly :well, b

Re: Weird Memory Leak

>> there are a lot of memory leak problems with the 2.2.x kernels, >> I myself run 2.2.10 and gets 'no more proccesses' after the machine is >> running for >> 3 days, when there are really only 90 proccecces running, probably a >> leak problem. I fear it isn't Linux problem... I run a server wit

Re: Log analyzer for secure log.

MA>> Does anyone knows of a log analyzer that output a nice GUI reports of MA>> the secure log ? MA>> MA>> I need something visual for my bosses.:-)) You could always use mrtg for any data that has one or two digital measures. You just write parser that outputs 4 lines ("in", "out" - this da

Re: Weird Memory Leak

Ser Lev Arris wrote: > > Hi. > there are a lot of memory leak problems with the 2.2.x kernels, I myself run 2.2.10 and gets 'no more proccesses' after the machine is running for 3 days, when there are really only 90 proccecces running, probably a leak problem. regards erez > I have a stock RH6.