Re: PCI modem?

check. www.linmodems.org Hetz Ben Hamo wrote: > Hi, > > Not all PCI modems are soft-modems - so I definately won't recommend > one. PCI modems (not winmodem) got a small DSP - the same as the ISA > versions got.. > > Hetz > > "Idan A." wrote: > > > > Right. > > PCI modems are also called soft mod

Re: Creating web server

On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Boltyansky Boris wrote: > > Hi there! > > Can someone give me a link to a complete guide about making a web server > based on Linux from my computer?, or to write to the list and explain me > step by step how can I do that? It's very easy, really. There are many options to

Re: Should I ask Sivan Toledo for a classr oomon Thursday, May 4th?

Since we are interested in being a group with many members perhaps we should consider having one meeting on Fridays and on the next month have it on Thursdays in an alternating manner? As it seems that it is not a minority who can not participate at the Fridays meetings I believe we should try

Hebrew Workshop Summary

Shalom. 25 people showed up. The meeting lasted 5 hours so I can not cover even a small fraction of what was discussed. I won't even try to summarize Nadav's and Dov's lectures. If you're interested look in (staroffice format) and

Re: Should I ask Sivan Toledo for a classroomonThursday, May 4th?

Trust in people? there are 25 for thursday, and 29 for friday last time I checked. Last time I checked, there was less then 60 members in IGLU, and I bet not everybody voted already. Moshe Zadka wrote: > > On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, David Tabachnikov (NetHunter) wrote: > > > If the meeting is about G

Re: Creating web server

1. Take Mandrake 7 2. Install it in a server configuration (not required) 3. Read the Apache docs 4. RTFM 5. Copy your .htmls in /home/httpd/html, and your .pl's in /home/httpd/cgi-bin 6. RTFM 7. Read security stuff. (SecutiryFocus, RedHat's security advisory, etc...) Boltyansky Boris wrote: > >

RE: Creating web server

Hi. Step 1: Install Apache Web Server on your Linux box. http://www.apache.org/ Step 2: RTFM. It has great documentation. Best Regards, Idan A. ** I haven't lost my mind.. ** It is backed up on a tape somewhere. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PRO

Creating web server

Hi there! Can someone give me a link to a complete guide about making a web server based on Linux from my computer?, or to write to the list and explain me step by step how can I do that? -- Boltyansky Boris. "Press any key to continue or any other key to abort" -- Computer using Windows.

meeting at the university

Hi, I was planning to go to the meeting at the university today, but due to something that came up this morning at my work - I couldn't come.. Could someone summerize what happend there? conclusion? who is in charge of what? who came? to whom should I talk to? Thanks -- Hetz Ben Hamo - Sys. A

Re: Should I ask Sivan Toledo for a classroomon Thursday, May 4th?

On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, David Tabachnikov (NetHunter) wrote: > If the meeting is about GTK/Gnome, why does linux.org.il say its about > Python for sysadmins? Chen? > Wasn't that for the next meeting after that? I think so. I'll do another poll at the end of next meeting. > And btw, I think its t

Re: PCI modem?

Hi, Not all PCI modems are soft-modems - so I definately won't recommend one. PCI modems (not winmodem) got a small DSP - the same as the ISA versions got.. Hetz "Idan A." wrote: > > Right. > PCI modems are also called soft modems, or win modems. Take a look at the > part that says 56,000 Wi

RE: PCI modem?

Right. PCI modems are also called soft modems, or win modems. Take a look at the part that says 56,000 Win Modems. As far as I know, the modem that shuold work under Linux is Zoltrix WinHSP 56K PCI MODEM. Best Regards, Idan A. ** I haven't lost my mind.. ** It is backed up on a tape

Re: PCI modem?

Huh?? I looked at the page - not a single Linux mentioned at all... Hetz "Idan A." wrote: > > Hi Hetz. > > I found Linux drivers for PCI modems based on a PCTEL or Soft56K chipsets in > http://www.zoltrix-int.com/modem/MODEM-Drivers-index.HTM (Still Beta > versions, though) > Also take a look

RE: PCI modem?

Hi Hetz. I found Linux drivers for PCI modems based on a PCTEL or Soft56K chipsets in http://www.zoltrix-int.com/modem/MODEM-Drivers-index.HTM (Still Beta versions, though) Also take a look at http://www.linmodems.org/ Best Regards, Idan A. ** I haven't lost my mind.. ** It is back

PCI modem?

Hi All, A friend of mine is looking to buy a PCI Based analog modem. He doesn't have any ISA slots. Any recommendation for a PCI modem which WORKS under Linux? Thanks -- Hetz Ben Hamo - Sys. Admin. - Intercomp [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Redmond, you have a probl

Re: console ftp client

Ah, this is simple: lftp (also called leech FTP) Some of its features: * open multiple connections to get a file or a directory * resume - it will sit on a site and won't give up until you got the file or the directory * "multi thread" - use CTRL Z and bg commands INSIDE the client to grab anoth

Re: console ftp client

On Fri, 14 Apr 2000, Ben-Nes Michael wrote: > Hi > What is the best ftp client for console ? > (need time wait before trying to reconnect & retry connect if connection > cut in the middle) ncftp can reconnect w/ delay, no auto resume though unless you wrap it up with some script. Personally I

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