tion to find out the size of str memory .
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If you want the size of the pointer try sizeof(). If you want the lenght
of the string use strlen().
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to a console with Alt-F2. Mount your root partiotion somewhere, and
rm somewhere/etc/rc?.d/S??kudzu
That should disable the automagic hw detection.
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> web interface insists I am still subscribed. Is anyone here?
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> I have no idea how to turn services on or off with xinetd.
>
> Can someone help?
You can use chkconfig on|off as with other services.
Otherwise you can edit the files in /etc/xinet.d/
chkconfig --list will tell you which services are on or off.
Don't fo
u need to use
> virtual hosting. There are howto's on this on the doc CD.
>
> Another option is to use VMware to do it, which simulates
> multiple machines 100% by running multiple OS's simultaneously.
> This is the best test bed for a 1 machine setup.
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like binaries. Are there sources and some kind of compiler, or is there
some special program?
I think the one for America/Asuncion is bad in RHL 7.0 and I want to be
able to read it to see why it is bad.
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hus I would really
> like to see something like this in the readme instead of the
> cp directions.)
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> At 16:08 10/24/00 -0300, Ivan Jager wrote:
> >I'm not sure if you had seen my post a few weeks ago...
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ported RedHat directory. (at least I think
> that'll work.) I hope to finish this script off next weekend when I
> have time to fight with it again and submit it to replace that space
> wasting cp suggestion in the readme.
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through
ssh if you have an ssh account in ftp.redhat.com add the "-e ssh" option
and change "rsync://ftp.redhat.com" to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]:"
Sorry it isn't a development question, but I am not subscribed to other
RH lists. I hope there is someone else who
eady reported at bugzilla, and there were supposedly some
updates, but the updates directory in
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/releases/guinness/ and in the mirrors is also
lacking read permissions. (so I couldn't test them) (not to mention it is di
Ivan Jager wrote:
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> Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> >
> > Hi guys,
> >
> > I'm trying to use the snmpd supplied with redhat... but have no idea how
> > to configure it.
> >
> > Does anyone have a working snmpd.conf file? I'm trying to get M
any noauthexact allnone none
Of course "Whatever", "community", and "GroupName" aren't exactly what I use.
Everything else is commented out.
That lets anyone
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I didn't make the .spec file for the package. It was one in one of the gnome
packages a long time ago. I will continue building as a normal user and report
the next problem like that as a bug.
Thanks. :)
"Mike A. Harris" wrote:
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> On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Ivan Jager wrote:
gain.
Is this solved in newer versions of rpm, or should I give rpm some other
parameters? (other than "-bb ")
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y with links to the files in both? :|
Or will the installer ask me for both directories separately? :)
Did anyone have this problem before?
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ll the only
> "real" open source database. (And it's quite possible that
> you really should just bite the bullet and pay for an Oracle
> license.)
>
> [1] Transaction support is important to make sure that things
> don't get royally screw
rom my
computer, and it worked fine. You might need to change the ServerName
after copying the original.
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.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
route add 192.168.0.2 dev shaper0
route add -net 192.168.1.0/24 gw 192.168.0.2
Just:
route add -net 192.168.1.0/24 gw 192.168.0.2 bw 128k
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) ends up at the command line. I tried
> modifing the script to log the user out after the application ends with the
> following echo, but it only outputs "logout" without actually loging the user
> out.
> #!/bin/sh
> #This is the application
> sx1
> echo -e &#x
viri- wrote:
>
> I was wondering what resolution that everyone seems to like? I am
> having trouble deciding on what is best. Some are just to big and some are
> just so small it's hard to read everything. Thanks,
I can't speak for others, but I think most use at least 1024x768. If you
lo
use we don't have password.
>
> In HP-UX it can be done easily by booting to single mode, change a
> /etc/password and reboot a computer. Can this be done on RedHat Linux?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Muoi Dang
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viri- wrote:
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> rawhide tree? I'm a little new to linux, and lin dev... sorry..
> what do you mean?
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/rawhide
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ue because my link is very
> slow.
> i also want so that if the connection time(s)-out, i can retry to ftp to
> get rest of the left data.
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JF Martinez wrote:
> Now what are the common points between all Unixes:
> 1) VI is the standard editor
Acording to http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.msg.html ed is the standard
text editor. :-)
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lation has fallen in an
> infinite loop so even experienced users could hit reset.
Supposing ps was already installed and they know where to look for it,
but the problem is just before installing.
BTW, I've allways done ftp installs and I don't see what is so graphical
about th
floppy0: no floppy controllers found
Is there any kernel version (stable or unstable) that may allow me to
use the floppy drive on my computer?
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checking for mail. There are about 130 users.
How can I fix this?
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It doesn't work well in sh-utils-1.16-23 It had me confused until Pete
Peterson said the old version has that problem.
Thanks anyway
Matt Wilson wrote:
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> Works fine in sh-utils-2.0.1
>
> On Wed, Jan 19, 2000 at 10:37:22AM -0300, Ivan Jager wrote:
> > How can this b
13 PYST 2000
[ivanj@arasa ivanj]$
I temporarily solved my problem by using "1 day ago" instead of
yesterday. But why could it have stopped working. It used to use
yesterday's date when it was supposed to.
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dizzy wrote:
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> Ivan Jager wrote:
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> > Where can I get a CGI that lets a user change his password?
> >
>
> for the moment i'm using the program in the attachement; it is a quick hack
> based on the pam example;
> the idea is to call it from a php/perl s
. :( The problem is it gives the output from
passwd which is not allways understandable. Especially for spanish
speakers. It also might have some security problems.
Where can I get a better one that I can translate to spanish?
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I finally installed rawhide last week (Raw Hide 19991128) and I noticed
three problems.
The helvetica fonts are very big.
If I hold down a key it repeats it very slowly. It repeats it about 4
times each second. It is normally much faster.
The GIMP is repeated twice in the Gnome menus. (once wi
-delete" option to rsync.
>
> If you have trouble with ftp.redhat.com consider one of the mirrors.
> Here at sunsite.auc.dk you can access all of our ftp area with rsync
> including all the RedHat stuff.
I first thought Esben said sunsite.unc.edu which I think doesn't have
ra
How should I get the latest rawhide without downloading the whole thing
and without leaving the old files? I tried using rsync, but
ftp.redhat.com doesn't seem to accept the connections. wget leaves all
the old files.
Is there a program that comes with RedHat 6.1 that I could use?
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