> Have a look in /var/log/maillog. There might be some interesting error
> messages in it.
I work as a tech support and the first thing i ask, when this kind of problem
comes along is that which smtp-server is the customer using. you might wish to
check it out .. just in case.
sara
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Jeff Dike wrote:
> > Do I have to tell what and give away my stupidity?
>
> Everybody's done stupid things. Wanna trade "I can't believe I did that"
> stories :-)
>
> Jeff
>
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
I am afariad I'd fill p
Jeff Dike wrote:
>
> > Do I have to tell what and give away my stupidity?
>
> Everybody's done stupid things. Wanna trade "I can't believe I did that"
> stories :-)
Connecting a CD-rom cable to the CD-rom without shutting the machine down
first. I honestly thought I had, until I saw blue spa
give me more than a day on the mailing list before i share my most humiliating
moments...
kristin--still the happy mail chick
>
> Everybody's done stupid things. Wanna trade "I can't believe I did that"
> stories :-)
>
> Jeff
>
>
>
>
> [EMAIL
> Do I have to tell what and give away my stupidity?
Everybody's done stupid things. Wanna trade "I can't believe I did that"
stories :-)
Jeff
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On 7 Nov, Kristin Ziel stumbled around in the dark a bit, turned on the light and
wrote:
>
>
> Chris--
>
> I'd suggest an external one (unless you've got no room) because the lights
> on an external can do all sorts of groovy things for you...
>
> I personally have an internal, because the l
Ooooh. I didn't know that there was an error file there...I got a great hint,
and it worked out splendidly. Do I have to tell what and give away my
stupidity?
kristin--happy mail chick
On Sun, 07 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> Have a look in /var/log/maillog. There might be some interesting error
JB--
Thanks for the update...you can tell I haven't been reading my computer
mags either...
Kristin
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I love my 3com ISA modem cards. Just configure the com settings correctly and
add a /dev/modem symlink if necessary and you should be good to go.
Chris Ritsert wrote:
> I am looking for a new modem to use with Red Hat Linux 6.0. I have 3 modems
> and I can only get my old 2400 modem to work.
I remember having a modem discussion a few years ago (95?) before I ever
bought my first computer, and I was told that Hayes was the way to go...I am
not sure if this information is still current/relevant.
Hayes has (since almost a year ago) been liquidated for debts. The pieces
ent to basi
Chris Ritsert wrote:
> I am looking for a new modem to use with Red Hat Linux 6.0. I have 3 modems
> and I can only get my old 2400 modem to work. Does anyone have any
> suggestions as to what I could buy that is currently on the market?
Hi, Chris,
Any real modem will work. Winmodems will ab
there's a school of thought that says external is the way to go...if so,
make sure you have a decent serial port if you want any sort of speed
(details on request, or someone else should have them..I just woke up,
it's too early to remember numbers :P )
personally, I find internal, ISA non-pnp m
Have a look in /var/log/maillog. There might be some interesting error
messages in it.
Jeff
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Chris--
I'd suggest an external one (unless you've got no room) because the lights
on an external can do all sorts of groovy things for you...
I personally have an internal, because the last thing I need is to have
another external device attached to my computer!
I remember having a modem
I am looking for a new modem to use with Red Hat Linux 6.0. I have 3 modems
and I can only get my old 2400 modem to work. Does anyone have any
suggestions as to what I could buy that is currently on the market?
Thank you,
Chris
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Excerpts from linuxchix: 7-Nov-99 Re: [techtalk] pppd problem.. by
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> You may want to try turning the debuging output on for the dial up process by
> editing
> /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0 and changing the line: 'DEBUG=' to
> 'DEBUG=yes'
Or, if you don't use redhat
Hi all--
My question first, and then some extraneous stuff..
I'm running kmail 1.0.20 and one day (a coupla months ago) I noticed this
problem...it suddenly started not sending mail. It *looks* like the mail
is being sent..copy going into setmail directory, etc. but it really
never goes anywh
Just to make sure.. you do have the line
'CS->' 'ppp'
after the username / password info in your chat-ppp0 script correct?
> > THe annex server that UNC has prompts for username and password. THen it
> > gives the prompt UNC-CS-> at which you can type telnet, rlogin, ?, ppp,
> > hangup, or a
> THe annex server that UNC has prompts for username and password. THen it
> gives the prompt UNC-CS-> at which you can type telnet, rlogin, ?, ppp,
> hangup, or a few other options. Under minicom, it gets to the cs->
> prompt, so I type ppp, and it says "switching to ppp" then prints a long
>
On Nov 7, sara korhonen conjectured:
> > Ben suggests it may not even be reaching the modem. Other programs do
> > reach it, so there probably isn't some glaring configuration error...
> > it's the ones that aren't obvious that get you...
>
> i use minicom mostly to connect to internet via my m
Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun wrote:
> Conni
> starting to think she's getting in over her head
That's usually when you start learning the really nifty stuff. :)
Stick with it.
Jenn V.
--
Humans are the only species to feed and house entirely separate species
for no reason oth
I missed the first thread of this problem so I apologize if I repeat something
already covered.
You may want to try turning the debuging output on for the dial up process by
editing
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-ppp0 and changing the line: 'DEBUG=' to
'DEBUG=yes'
Then when you bring up the
> Um, we got the last bit figured out.. however, we still can't get it to
> connect: the modem initialization strings never receive an OK. So it
> waits 30 seconds, then fails. We know this is really weird. (And when I
> use kppp, the string ATZ receives an OK, and in minicom, some long AT
> s
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