actually windows time is also start to get crazy..
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000 15:38:23 +0200
Shaul Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi all
> > not so long time ago we changed the time to winter time, remember? :)
> > so since i did it (using linuxconf) my time clock getting crazy..
> > everytime i r
You need a mail server that will be willing to address your domain. Either
find one, or get seduced into the following great deal.
The deal is a wonderful thing, offering an "Almost root" access to a Linux
computer colocated at BezeqIntl, in Petah Tikwa. It belongs to a group of
people, of whom I
I did not like the `most times' comment. Can you be more specific?
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> I have a system in the old city (Jerusalem) that I need to get connected.
>
> Right now I am using a regular modem and getting 48000 connections. But I
> need better.
>
> In Efrat I have an ISDN line but I am curious of the other faster services
> now becoming available.
>
> Can anyone point
> I don't know what your problem is, but I get the same messages as you do after
> running PPTP. As far as I understand, these are just debug messages. But, at
> least in my case, after these messages, I am in fact connected to ADSL. Try
> PING to see if you are connected.
>
In that case you mi
1) Does it a PNP card or not?
2) I would divide the configuration into 2 parts:
2.1. Have it recognized by the kernel.
2.2. Network configuration.
Does the kernel recognize the device? This is evident from the boot up
messages on the console as well as from /var/log/messages.
3)
> having a similar problem.
> i am trying to change the time using linuxonf, and i am getting a "dialog
> mismach" error massage...
> any idea's anyone ?
>
One doesn't have to run linuxconf due to the return to winter time, does he?
>
> At 23:17 11/10/2000 +0300, you wrote:
> >Hi all
>
amir tal wrote:
having a similar problem.
i am trying to change the time using linuxonf, and i am getting a "dialog
mismach" error massage...
any idea's anyone ?
At 23:17 11/10/2000 +0300, you wrote:
>Hi all
>not so long time ago we changed the time to winter time, remember?
:)
>so since i di
I have a Red Hat 6.2 installation using
a US Robotics Sportster External modem.
The modem has been accepted by Red Hat
and successfully dials out on rp3-config in debug mode.
The dialog between the modem and
bezeqint goes fine, i successfully log in to the bezeq network and then the
mode
hi
has anyone had any problems doing ip-masqurading with the experimental
adsl connection ?
i'v set up a debian box to do it. it has 2 connections, one to isdn and
one to adsl.
if i use the isdn connection everything goes smoothly, but when i
connect via adsl
for some reason everything works ex
> Hi all
> not so long time ago we changed the time to winter time, remember? :)
> so since i did it (using linuxconf) my time clock getting crazy..
> everytime i reboot to windows and then come back to linux i see that my time is
>changed
> and it really tired to login as root everytime and chan
i got a domain and i got a dns server to host him and i can also access the
zone file.
i know how to setup subdomains..
but now i want to setup a mail alias..
i have no idea how to set this email alias..
if someone can help me, please do.
thanks.
As usual I posted a problem to a message
group and fixed it half an hour later
I needed to set pppd to do
authenticationnow works (most times)
Bill Logan
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I have a Red Hat 6.2 installation using
a US Robotics Sportster External modem.
The modem has been accepted by Red Hat
and successfully dials out on rp3-config in debug mode.
The dialog between the modem and
bezeqint goes fine, i successfully log in to the bezeq network and then the
mod
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