On 0, Caitlyn Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Subba,
>
>
> > I am in the process of moving my mail from a OS/2 box. The mail client
> > here is PMMail. Each email is stored in a seperate file, like in Maildir.
> > I have moved these files to linux, but cannot read them using Mutt to
> >
On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 10:43:45AM +1100, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
[... problem description snipped for space reasons ...]
> The problem does indeed exist (which I was not willing to believe initially,
> since it just seemed so silly), but it is not Python's fault! It is a problem
> in the Linux
$EDIT = your editor of choice - no flames please.
>1) load the kernel onto a floppy so I can make sure linux will> boot
>with the new kernal
Put a blank floppy in the drive. As root at the /usr/src/linux prompt type
make zdisk
>2) backup the old kernal
You don't really have to back it
> > under RH 6.1, the permissions on floppies and cdroms and such are
> > switched over to be owned by whoever is logged on to the console.
> > when noone's on console, they switch back to root.
>
> Interesting. One thing I can't figure out is what happens when two
> different users log in to th
Thanks Brian.
Cheers!
Sriram
- Original Message -
From: Brian Engle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 10:43 AM
Subject: RE: [techtalk] Perl Books?
>
http://www.itknowledge.com/reference/dir.programminglanguages.perlandcgi1.ht
> ml
>
> you ca
Excerpts from linuxchix: 22-Dec-99 Re: [techtalk] Mounting CD'.. by "T.
E. Pickering"@astro.
> under RH 6.1, the permissions on floppies and cdroms and such are
> switched over to be owned by whoever is logged on to the console.
> when noone's on console, they switch back to root.
Interesting.
http://www.itknowledge.com/reference/dir.programminglanguages.perlandcgi1.ht
ml
you can't actually download it in like a .tar file or anything like that,
but you can read it straight from the website, through a borwserif it's
that important, you can copy and paste every page into a text edito
"Caitlyn Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am in the process of moving my mail from a OS/2 box. The mail client
> > here is PMMail. Each email is stored in a seperate file, like in Maildir.
> > I have moved these files to linux, but cannot read them using Mutt to
> > convert them to Maild
If you check in informit's free library under the web-technologies section
there are some perl reference books. You can't download them, but they
are there and available for you to use.
kristin
>
> Any place where I could download a Perl book for Linux-WHICH DOES NOT
> VIOLATE ANY COPYRI
I looked on informit's site for copyright information, and here's what i
found.
This Web Site and the material on this Web Site, including but not
limited to the text of any manuscripts provided on the Web Site (the
"Manuscript"), may not be modified, copied, distributed, republished,
download
Hi, Subba,
> I am in the process of moving my mail from a OS/2 box. The mail client
> here is PMMail. Each email is stored in a seperate file, like in Maildir.
> I have moved these files to linux, but cannot read them using Mutt to
> convert them to Maildir named files. The PMMail files are name
Folks
Any place where I could download a Perl book for Linux-WHICH DOES NOT
VIOLATE ANY COPYRIGHTS? I am totally new to Perl and it is since long time I
have even done any bit of programming.
Cheers!
Sriram
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>
> Folks
>
> I am happy that I have done nothing against the law of ethics such as
> copyright violation. Those books you find there are my endless efforts in
> search of them on the net. I finally managed to download them and decided to
> put them in public for others and pa
Folks
I am happy that I have done nothing against the law of ethics such as
copyright violation. Those books you find there are my endless efforts in
search of them on the net. I finally managed to download them and decided to
put them in public for others and pass on the information.
Cheers!
Sr
On Wed, 22 Dec 1999, Telsa Gwynne wrote:
>They're all legit? Oh, lovely. Thanks.
Yes, informit.com is all legit. MCP (The macmillian publishing company) put
up all of thier books on a website for free. They just recently moved it to
informit.com. I wish that other book companys would take a hint
Robert Kiesling wrote:
> Telsa Gwynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
>
> > They're all legit? Oh, lovely. Thanks.
> >
> > Sorry to the original poster for jumping to conclusions, but the
> > copyright about "no unauthorised reproduction" in one of them
> > did throw me. :)
>
> Fortunately someone
under RH 6.1, the permissions on floppies and cdroms and such are
switched over to be owned by whoever is logged on to the console.
when noone's on console, they switch back to root. also, the option
"owner" is specified in /etc/fstab as in:
/dev/cdrom /cdrom iso966
The simplest way to read/write a DOS floppy
is with the mtools package. There are a
set of commands such as mdir, mcopy, etc.
that mimick the behavior of the equivalent
DOS commands. I've found this to be
simpler than messing around trying to
mount floppies with mount.
>-Original Message--
Telsa Gwynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, wrote:
> They're all legit? Oh, lovely. Thanks.
>
> Sorry to the original poster for jumping to conclusions, but the
> copyright about "no unauthorised reproduction" in one of them
> did throw me. :)
Fortunately someone clarified that, so they're still in cir
On Tue, Dec 21, 1999 at 03:59:36PM -0600 or thereabouts, Kristin Ziel wrote:
> Well..I know that several sites have these books publically available to
> browse through them at that site. I don't know what each site's specific
> terms are, but they are still offering the book for sale if you like
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