Hi list
I am now in the process of upgrading my system to mandrake 7.0 from 6.0
(by upgrading one package at a time).
I recently noticed a problem with apps that use the xaw toolkit on my
system (i.e. - gv, xfig, xfontsel). As far as I can remember - it started
after I upgraded XFree86 to 3.3.6
hi,
i got a 50x cdrom a few months ago and every time i listened to mp3s on cds
using xmms it made a horrible tractor noise that drowned out all the music.
not to long ago i noticed that the noise stopped. i don't know if it was
right after i installed mandrake w/ supermount or after an electricit
Hello,
I have an AGP Riva-128 based video card, and the OpenGL drivers
suffer greatly from a lack of more video memory. Is there
any support in Linux for using main memory as video
memory using AGP ? Is this a kernel issue or an X issue?
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Hi All
I have a machine running RedHat 6.0 on which I want to enable rexec services to it.
(rexec from this machine to any other unix works OK)
I know I have to uncomment the lines that deal with "exec" in /etc/services and
/etc/inetd.conf
After I did it and re-run the daemon I can see that in.
Isaac,
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 10:03:23AM +0200, Isaac Aaron wrote:
> Are there any variables/system values I can play with to improve TCP/IP
> performance?
> I have used a small utility (MTUSpeed) on Windows and it has substantially
> increased network performance, especially when talking to no
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:46:49PM +0200, Ben-Nes Michael wrote:
> I sow DHTML tutorial and its fantastic, as i know its not new technology
> so why its not rule the web with its amazing capabilities ?
>
> Probably something is not as described in the tutorial.
In addition to all that has been
The Cyrus IMAPD supports hashed mail spools (one letter,
easy to change though), but only uses flock for locking.
Since you're using NFS, I'm guessing you're gonna HAVE to patch
the file locking issues yourself in order to get dot-locking
support, otherwise I can see lots of lost mail. However, Cy
whenever I go into linux, my bios clock starts to run faster
When working under windows I don't get that problem
I cught a message once when i shut down the system that said that linux was
updating the clock.
Any idea's how to solve this?
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BNM>> I sow DHTML tutorial and its fantastic, as i know its not new
BNM>> technology so why its not rule the web with its amazing
BNM>> capabilities ?
That's question which is very hard to answer. Maybe because it is
offtopic on the Linux list?
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sendmail and qualcomm popper support hashed spools quite nicely
(/var/spool/mail/u/s/username). what if I want to add the UW (or
other) imapd that supports it... does anyone know of a working
patch? the users don't have homedirs, this should stay strictly in the
/var/spool and have lock files com
Hi, Oleg Goldshmidt!
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 12:08:04PM +0200, you wrote the following:
> > - master lists that spread to two or more ohers without dups
> > - announcement lists (and we have linux-il-announce, are you all
> > subscribed? I'm resending the details of this Friday's IGLU meeting)
>
Hi, Ira Abramov!
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 03:20:22PM +0200, you wrote the following:
> checked your webserver against netcraft's test machine
> lately? apperently my Mandrake tells the world it's mandrake:
>
> Apache/1.3.9 (Unix) (NetRevolution Advanced Server/Linux-Mandrake)
> mod_perl/1.21
>
checked your webserver against netcraft's test machine
lately? apperently my Mandrake tells the world it's mandrake:
Apache/1.3.9 (Unix) (NetRevolution Advanced Server/Linux-Mandrake)
mod_perl/1.21
I wanted to compile 1.3.11 anyway... does a fresh red Hat 6.1 do the
same?
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On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Isaac Aaron wrote:
> Hey list,
>
> Are there any variables/system values I can play with to improve TCP/IP
> performance?
the sources are open to all your tunings, changing the MTU is simple
with the ifconfig command
> I have used a small utility (MTUSpeed) on Windows and
Hi
Does anybody know what is the default aging time for ARP entries?
Can it be changed?
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> Probably something is not as described in the tutorial.
> Any Ideas ?
Yes.
Microsoft & Netscape.
There are two versions of DHTML out there and they are hardly compatible.
Everything that isn't very basic and simple, and you find yourself with two
versions for a website.
If you need any hel
Because:
1. It is very hard to write DHTML code which will be displayed the
same under Internet Explorer and Netscape.
2. It is very easy to write DHTML code which will crash Netscape for
UNIX and Linux.
3. It is not supported by most of the new devices (Network Computers,
wireless, WebT
Hey list,
Are there any variables/system values I can play with to improve TCP/IP
performance?
I have used a small utility (MTUSpeed) on Windows and it has substantially
increased network performance, especially when talking to non Windows
servers, now I'm trying to do the same to my proxy server
Hi All
I sow DHTML tutorial and its fantastic, as i know its not new technology
so why its not rule the web with its amazing capabilities ?
Probably something is not as described in the tutorial.
Any Ideas ?
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Ben-Nes Mi
On 31 Jan 2000, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> We are supposed to be subscribed. IIRC, the announce list was set up
> in such a way that everybody on linux-il was subscribed automatically.
> Will the admin please confirm?
I wasn't here when it happend, I understand Vadik created it with a
snapshot of
> benefits of the move). Later the idea of having two lists materialized
> somehow (I am not sure how, but I have the impression that it happened
> after the iglu subscriber count turned out less than impressive). I
Nope. It materialized during our virtual IRC meeting.
Thanks,
Chen Shapira
I
Ira Abramov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Iglu didn't even START working. like maddog keeps telling people who
> want to start LUGs and make activities happen: slowly slowly. don't
> expect everything overnight. let things shape themselves. I can't
> imagine on what grounds you have already set s
Ira Abramov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> - master lists that spread to two or more ohers without dups
> - announcement lists (and we have linux-il-announce, are you all
> subscribed? I'm resending the details of this Friday's IGLU meeting)
We are supposed to be subscribed. IIRC, the announce li
Shalom,
I am looking for software engineers for developing and implementing
algorithms in image processing in a LINUX-C-MATLAB environment.
U.C.G. Technologies is a young company, located near the Technion.
The company is developing a product that is based on a revolutionary
idea
in image process
On 31 Jan 2000, Oleg Goldshmidt wrote:
> threads. What were the words in the kernel documentation: Let's all
> kill this beast [IGLU in this case]?
> 1) Currently I am subscribed to both lists. I think I was one of the
>first IGLU subscribers because I thought we should give it a fair
>t
I'm sorry I'm putting a nagging self-appoinetd moderator hat here, but
I'd like to ask you all to please do a little more to make this list a
bit more RFC 1855 compliant, like removing overquotes, and dropping the
me-too threads when replying. some of the oldest posters on the list
here know well
if your exchange server work with IMAP || POP3 you can use fetchmail to
download the emails
and use pine to view them.
or configure Netscape Messanger to work with one of the 2 protocols.
Alex.
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