at
;;
restart)
restart
;;
*)
echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|status|restart}"
exit 1
esac
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ou to
start mysql before tomcat (use lower priority numbers in your init.d script) so that
the database is already up before you start your webapps.
You can also now use the "service" tool to administer tomcat and mysql, restarting
them independently, if needed.
e.g.
$ serv
You need to open ports 20 and 21 on your firewall. By default, ftp ports are closed.
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ing used to.
If you must have quicken, check out Crossover Office from CodeWeavers. Reportedly,
quicken now runs on linux:
http://desktoplinux.com/articles/AT2282537026.html
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cular user logs in.
5. Use ~/.bashrc to run a command when a shell is started.
Is one of these what you are looking for?
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in/dvips
tetex-dvips-1.0.7-47.1
Install the tetex-dvips package from your RH cds.
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You can also connect over ssh, which works very nicely if you have shell
access.
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> Does this mean I have to download tetex-dvips?
>
Yes.
I suggest subscribing to the tetex-dvips channel at the Redhat Network.
https://rhn.redhat.com/index.pxt
If you aren't yet setup for rhn, I highly reccommend it for ease of
maintaining your system. Security updates
ion mode. You can modify your
mouse configuration by running, as root, '/usr/sbin/mouseconfig'. Make
sure you select either the appropriate three button mouse driver, or
choose three button emulation mode to paste when clicking both buttons
at once.
Hope this helps.
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g mutt to attach the file in mime format:
$ echo "msg body" | mutt -s "subject" -a /path/to/file [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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$ mutt -s "subject" -a /path/to/file [EMAIL PROTECTED] < ~/msg_body.txt
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On Sat, Jan 11, 2003 at 09:10:20PM -0500 or thereabouts, Andrew Pasquale wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 11, 2003 at 10:47:15PM - or thereabouts, Greg Conway wrote:
> > Hi Andrew,
> >
> > Sounds good, except I don't have mutt on my system! It's a Cobalt RaQ3.
>
at can be added to the appropriate runlevels
using the chkconfig -add command. See the scripts in
that directory for examples on how to do this.
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n a tmp
>directory. The above command was issued in that directory.
>
> Thanks again for the suggestions.
>
$ up2date -u mozilla
should automagically resolve this problem for you. What command did you
try, and what was the output?
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If none of this helps, you could try posting on the rpm mailing list.
Although RPM is certainly not perfect, it does provide dependency
checking. Dependency management, while it seems more trouble than it
is worth sometimes, is critical to maintaining a properly functioning
system.
Man
file should be located in the version
that ships with 8.0 with this command:
$ rpm -ql XFree86-devel | grep libX11.a
Or, you can use the locate command to see if the file is really there:
$ locate libX11.a
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e or smthing?
>
> thanks!
>
Try installing the rpm from the command line. You should at least get
some more informative error message.
$ cd /path/to/rpm
$ rpm -ivh
or
$ rpm -ivh *.rpm
if there is more than one you want to install.
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you might have 'dos_filetime_resolution = yes' in your
smb.conf. This option rounds file timestamps to the nearest even
second.
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d/parted.html.
Note that you will need a boot disk, since parted does not work on
mounted partitions.
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:
$ export CLASSPATH=${CLASSPATH}:/path/to/servlet.jar
However, if you are planning to do anything more complicated than Hello
World, I would reccomend looking at Jakarta Ant project, which is a
really nice tool to build and deploy your projects.
http://ant.apache.org
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or /usr/logs/as5300.log
>
Sounds like you have a duplication entry from /usr/logs/as5300.log.
Check your /etc/logrotate.d for a script that contains a reference to
this file.
$ grep as5300.log /etc/logrotate.d/*
You'll want to remove one of these references.
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all --print
Maybe you'll get some more information that will help you diagnose the
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t's possible the script is bailing out for some reason,
but you can't see the error output in the mail output.
If you don't get any error messages, and still no output from logwatch,
do a sanity check to make sure the log files actually contain the info
you expect they should.
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I am having a problem installing packages with RPM. A dependency
(/sbin/install-info) exists in the filesystem, but is reported as being an
unsatisfied dependency. It is my impression that dependency checking occurs
within the RPM database, so I'm guessing that somehow /sbin/install-info
do
ou plug the drive in.
>
> I tried this and got
>
> [root@localhost inbox]# fdisk -l /dev/sda
> bash: fdisk: command not found
>
> Maybe my installation is missing something?
>
> Chuck
>
try /sbin/fdisk -l /dev/sda
or use su -
to get roots environment initialized
rhaps more people will notice
your question if you have the correct timestamp. Many people sort their mail by
date, and your post is at the bottom of the pile.
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gt; {
chomp($x); # <<<< Remove EOL
> if ($FORM{'comments'} =~ /$x/i)
> {
> &no_comments;
> }
> }
> - End Code --
>
> Bill Ward
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