e careful*!
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available depends on what you have installed. I'm not aware of such a
list on the internet.
You can get more information on a command by trying
man command
info command
command --help
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Stephen Liu wrote:
>
> Hi all folks,
>
> Kindly advise the URL to subscribe Redhat 9.0 mailing list
> https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
Just change the list name to shrike, RHL9's internal name.
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/shrike-list
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(from the List-Unsubscribe mail header which is also in every message).
If you need your list password, you can request it at the website which
I linked above.
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I had good expeiences with KVM switches from Cybex, but they (and their
cables!) are *expensive*!
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Regist
ever* use 0 or 6 -
that'll keep your box in a reboot loop...).
And please do us a favor and don't quote the whole message you are
replying to, just snip it to the important parts. Thank you!
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mailing
lists of the Linux Migration List which are run by mailman.
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can read has a big advantage... (German proverb) ;-
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as bought by Caldera, or did I miss anything?
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examine the use of the "restricted" shell options, or the use of
> chroot environments. Or write a shell script that locks them inside
> it somehow and disallows certain commands.
Of course all these restrictons can be circumvented. I think a
"restricted shell" is the
man ash
Conclusion: Any shell a user can log into is per definitionem an
interactive shell. If it wasn't (like /bin/false or /bin/nologon) the
user couldn't log in.
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right now...
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forms like Linux and
Windows.
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P.S.: Please do not quote the complete message you are replying to!
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hat happens if you type these commands at a command prompt of the
computer you want to use Mozilla on?
whois
telnet
telnet
telnet
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Red Hat Linux 7.3 for low memory:
pect it to do? Do you have APM
or ACPI enabled? These can interfere with the auto-poweroff feature of
your motherboard and power supply (both need to conform to the ATX
standard to provide auto-poweroff).
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older versions of Red Hat Linux you needed to deselect everything in
the package list.
But even this minimal install can be slimmed down, but not by using Red
Hat's installer. Go and look at the RULE project's two installers at
http://www.rule-project.org/ .
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Martin St
your data. ;-)) Data loss always
happens shortly before you wanted to do a backup...
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Registered Linux use
stem
has too much old stuff and thus doesn't meet requirements of the new
versions.
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Registered Linux user #210
> a system-wide basis is a much better way to go, no?
So put it into /etc/profile
> and your solution fixes it only for the man command, not for
> other commands like "acroread", which suffers from the same
> problem.
You need to do this for each affected software. It's
Andrew Choong wrote:
> thanks but doesn't that just do what all the other samba browsers do?
>
> sharescan doesn't just rely on smb shares but also scans through
> gnutella, kazaa ports etc doesn't it?
>
> there are some files that will appear on sharescan that will not show
> up on windows netw
uters (or just
NFSmount /usr/local/bin from a server) that sends the fax requests to
the HylaFax server.
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R
"Cheryl L. Southard" wrote:
>
> On Sun, Dec 08, 2002 at 02:48:48AM +0100, Martin Stricker wrote:
> > "Cheryl L. Southard" wrote:
> > > We are running:
> > > cdrtools-cdrecord-1.11a23-1
> > > cdrtools-
he linux-ide-arrays mailing list at
http://lists.math.uh.edu/cgi-bin/mj_wwwusr . The list archive is only
available if you sign in into the page and go to the page of the list
you want to see.
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d+rw-tools-4.1.3.0.3
Maybe you need something like dvd+r-tools to write DVD+R? I don't have a
DVD burner, so I cannot help you any more... Hopefully this is at least
a little help!
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Mel Seder wrote:
>
> --- Martin Stricker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've never run mkisofs before. I looked at the man page and it was
> overwhelming. I don't want to run the risk of not being able to
> create bootable CDs. If I can find a setp by step on what
When booting in rescue mode you can get your system by typing `chroot
/mnt/sysimage`, but you still run the CD kernel, not your own installed
kernel, so additional drivers you might have compiled in will not work.
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urers are forced by law to tell about the protection (usually on
the back in very fine print), and they must not use the "Compact Disk
Digital Audio" logo because it's not Red Book compliant. Look at your CD
and cover closely...
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e, let the
installer create a boot floppy disk and boot Linux from the floppy. You
can set up the dual booting with the Linux boot loader at any time when
you know what you are doing.
P.S.: *Please* use always a good subject on your mails, or you won't
receive much replies!
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David Durst wrote:
> This thread is a bit dead, but I will respond anyways.
Is there no end to it? ;-))) Just a joke!
> You will see its not RH I am disapointed in, or 8.0.
> I had made a suggestion for RH to include some software
> on a seperated CD from the main distro, software in my eyes
> w
sues only root should be able to run them. Some
sbin programs only work correctly if run by root.
> just cause its in the sbin path does not mean that only root can run
> it... sbin is for "static-binaries" right??
No, system binaries.
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Martin Stricker wrote:
> But then your listing misses the 47 mails complaining about getting
> mails twice, because most of those smart enough to hit "reply all"
> are still too stupid/lazy to tidy the to/cc fields. (Everyone should
> only be allowed to use mutt ("l&qu
UNSUSCRIBE!!
ROTFLMAO!!! Chris, thanks a lot! This was the best laugh I had all week!
And I doubt it will be only a dozen of those... ;=D
Sorry to reply on top, but otherwise it wouldn't be funny at all...
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Martin Stricker
Chris Kloiber wrote:
>
> On Thu, 2002-11-
this discussion soon will get it's own
subject line...
LOL! Thanks for digging this out again, Aaron!
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ur Linux Mozilla Mail
folder. I think the filesystem driver for VFAT32 should do the DOS2Unix
conversion automatically.
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able
to import from Outlook Express, and the files Kmail uses can be used by
Mozilla as well. The other possibility is to import the Outlook Express
mails into Netscape or Mozilla *in Windows* (because in Windows there is
a MAPI thing that allows the import).
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Wade Hampton wrote:
> I agree. Bud and Coors are my beers of last resort. I have had
> beer in at least 6 countries and can order beer in Thai, Russian,
> Spanish, and English.
Now you can in German as well: Ein Bier bitte! (A beer please!) ;=D
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"Oisin C. Feeley" wrote:
>
> On Tue, 12 Nov 2002, Martin Stricker wrote:
> > You have not yet been to Northern Bavaria (Franconia, to be
> > correctly). Nürnberg, Bamberg (the Schlenkerla!), Bayreuth
> > (Maisel's!), Hof... nowhere else you'll find th
...
nowhere else you'll find that much breweries gatheed together! More than
600...
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er, only in Australia can you get real beer, and they
> are not coming here either. they need to expand the road tour to a
> World Tour.
The only place to find real beer is Germany! ;=D Prost!
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ot /mnt/sysimage
and you're in your Linux system nearly as if booted regularly.
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Linux applications to run on SCO and vice versa. Maybe they kept
their promise...
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ectronic KVM switch then, which is able to
mimick a USB mouse to all those computers who are not currently switched
to the real mouse.
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ecker - with a pun
> setting.)
No, "spell checker" is just a typo, it correctly is "spelled checker"!
Hah! Just created an English pun all by myself! ;=D
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Mark C wrote:
>
> Not by asking us ;)
> This is the first one this week I think?
Yes, but more annoying than the usual ten or so in a week! To quote one
of the emoticons from She Who Must Be Obeyed: {`,'}
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the not currently used computer(s). Pulling out the
video chord while working is also not the best thing you could do to
your video card and your monitor. Wait for the energy saving mechanism
to shut off video and switch then, best with the monitor switched off.
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ight,
ultraviolet, Röntgen (x-ray) and gamma rays. All these waves *are*
light, just with different frequency. Just like low, high and ultrasonic
sound.
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"Robert P. J. Day" wrote:
>
> On Sat, 19 Oct 2002, Tommy McNeely wrote:
>
> > On Saturday, October 19, 2002 02:21:59 +0200 Martin Stricker wrote:
> >
> > > bootup or runlevel change. S means start it if entering the
> > > runlevel,
David Krider wrote:
> To take another tack with this thread, everyone I've shown these
> things to has drooled over them. I think you guys could make some
> money selling them like you do shirts and such...
Red Hat would get an order about 10 from me instantly...
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stent.
>
> anyway, in a nutshell, i like being part of the beta testing
> process. i just wish red hat made the rules and policies
> clearer on how this worked and what it meant to be part of
> the process. and i also wish i had some real coffee at the
> moment, and not just de
nd
additional support. Maybe you have use for this.
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Marc Deslauriers wrote:
>
> Do the Red Hat Linux 8.0 personal or professional retail boxes still
> have stickers inside? :)
German Personal: 6 little stickers, one bumper sticker. I wouldn't have
bought it otherwise... ;=D
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Franck wrote:
> On 07 Oct 2002 19:57:41 -1000 Warren Togami wrote:
>
> > http://www.mplug.org/phpwiki/index.php/RedHat8.0TipsTricks
> >
> wrong adress ?
Works for me. It seems to need cookies,maybe that's your problem?
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at, please keep it this way!
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Martin Stricker
Gregory Gulik wrote:
>
> Or at least for people like me who have been trying to download it all
> day and not getting very far. If it was available today I would have
> run out to the store and just bought it already.
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