Up till now, I've stayed with MS Outlook Express because of laziness (and
several hundred MB of stored messages). Some recent problems with it have
sent me looking for a decent X-based mail client. I'm looking for:
* Something that isn't netscape mail.
* Supports multiple user accounts on
Dakota Surmonde wrote:
>
> hmm..first, can you talk from it to your other servers?
>
Yes.
> second if you can, then can you talk to it from machines on the same
> segment?
I don't know... what would be the same segment?
>
> Vinnie
>
Jeff Dike wrote:
>
> Run ifconfig and make sure that
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Mandi wrote:
>I use an SSH client for win32 called PuTTY. I don't think it's
>opensource, but it was freeware; got it on download.com...
It _is_ open source... Last time it was brought up, one of the list members
confessed to being a personal friend of the author. The main
Hey Davida,
The problem appears to be that someone hardcoded their IP addr instead
of letting DHCP assign it. This becomes problematic if DynIP's are
shuffled quite often. If you can, make sure that everyone is using DHCP
not going into TCP/IP properties and setting their addr. The main reason
p
Hey Tania,
> I'm trying to get my desktop computer at work (which
> is connected with an ethernet card and has a static
> ip) 'visible' from the outside (but not necessarily
> outside our firewall.
>
> I can't connect to it from other servers here, it's
> natted, or whatever you call it.
Can you
The bogus ethernet address is probably a known problem with the eepro100
driver, which is fixed in the newset driver, which you can find at
http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/drivers/. After you get rid of the hw
address problem, dhcp will probably work.
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Howdy,
Strange thing is happening when I am installing 6.1 on (work) Pentium III's.
During install, I choose dhcp (using Tier 1 NIC with eepro100.o Module).
When the install is finished and the PC reboots...dhcp gives it an address
that is static for another PC. ifconfig shows a bogus Ethernet a
> I'm trying to get my desktop computer at work (which is connected with
> an ethernet card
Run ifconfig and make sure that it has the right ip addr:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:B0:D0:20:06:FC
inet addr:198.99.130.20 Bcast:198.99.130.255 Mask:255.255.255.0
which
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Tania M. Morell wrote:
> I'm trying to get my desktop computer at work (which
> is connected with an ethernet card and has a static
> ip) 'visible' from the outside (but not necessarily
> outside our firewall.
hmm..first, can you talk from it to your other servers?
second i
On Pungenday, Chaos 48, monashee wrote:
> After I ripped out the aliases which Red Hat put in Bash, I
> was supremely happy about a system which let me make up my
> mind and suffer the consequences. Then when I started
> exploring the world of KDE and Gnome, I find the same old
> assumption that I
Guys,
I'm trying to get my desktop computer at work (which
is connected with an ethernet card and has a static
ip) 'visible' from the outside (but not necessarily
outside our firewall.
I can't connect to it from other servers here, it's
natted, or whatever you call it.
I've been playing with i
#if Linda Gentile
>
> There is one?
There is.
> Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one?
Hmm. IRC client wars...
I use tkirc. It's a front-end for ircii and is very simple to use.
It also seems to have zero bugs, though I'm sure someone's found one...
It hasn't
>
> Asking for confirmation on deletion of anything is always a good
> thing, unless you get to a point where-as you know the system, and it is
> just annoying. Anyway, in GNOME (KDE, not sure) your looking for (In the
> file browser) Settings > Preferences > Confirmation.
> ---
Also
I actually enjoyed the quotes, especially the one from our old
friend, General Westmorland. :)
.Tami
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> There is one?
>
> Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one?
>
> Linda Gentile
i have a very nice ircii-script, made by my ex-boyfriend mostly and
somewhat by me. =)
xchat is a nice x irc-client.
sara
[better to sow horses than swim steps backwards -- an old,
I use BitchX. Its console ircii and working in xterms, eterms, gterms, *terms.
Godlike is another irc client for linux in beta test form right now. But it has
really great features.
-resonate
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I use ksirc, comes with KDE
works great
--
HTH :)
Patricia
http://www.crosswinds.net/~beginnerslinux
Red Hat Linux release 6.0 (Hedwig)
Kernel 2.2.5-15
8:00pm up 6 days, 1:19, 2 users, load average: 1.74, 1.42, 1.30
Thu Feb 17 20:00:01 CET 2000
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> I picked the /usr/X11R6/bin directory for my test. There were 384
[...snip...]
>What does it mean: SSE had more files that were smaller, but overall
>SSE's total byte count was about 20-25% greater than MDK's. Both were
>running V11.0 of X (as shown by xdpyinfo).
Just for your informat
Hrmm. There are many clients. Bitch-X is one. x-chat is another. ircii
.etc..
But I think you should just try www.freshmeat.net
searh for word "irc". Freshmeat should have almost every gnu app available.
Also, try www.tucows.com Tucows also have lots of apps with ratings.
--
O
O _
I use an SSH client for win32 called PuTTY. I don't think it's
opensource, but it was freeware; got it on download.com...
I don't know what version of SSH it runs, though, I used it to ssh into a
system that was running a way old ssh version, so I don't know if it works
with up to date protoco
I use panasync's BitchX (:
Cindy
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Linda Gentile wrote:
>
> There is one?
>
> Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one?
>
> Linda Gentile
>
> __
>
> http://www.annwn.com
> Annwn, the Wild Wyrd Web Site
>
> Latest Musings : "There's a Snak
Try http://idirect.linux.tucows.com/index.html
Click on software
chose your flavour
Good luck
Shad
Linda Gentile wrote:
>
> There is one?
>
> Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one?
>
> Linda Gentile
>
> __
>
> http://www.annwn.com
> Annwn, the Wild Wyrd W
There is one?
Could somebody please point me in the correct direction for finding one?
Linda Gentile
__
http://www.annwn.com
Annwn, the Wild Wyrd Web Site
Latest Musings : "There's a Snake in my Boot!" (04 Feb)
No Pain, No Gain (11 feb)
New for Imbolc: Banner Ads Being Removed!!!
:-) and
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Samantha Atkins wrote:
> Anyone know of anything, preferably Open Source, that provides OpenSSH
> connections from Windoze (specifically NT)? I sometime need to telnet
> home from my work machines and certainly don't want sniffers to see
> passwords and such on the lin
I like putty for ssh from windozeNT. It is available from:
http://zedz.com
rav3n
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Samantha Atkins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Anyone know of anything, preferably Open Source, that provides OpenSSH
> connections from Windoze (specifically NT)? I sometime need to telnet
> home
John,
They are there for a good reason, because, possibly unlike
yourself, many users are fumbling cretins. :) (No offense to any fumbling
cretin that happens to read this.)
Asking for confirmation on deletion of anything is always a good
thing, unless you get to a point where-
Hi,
Anyone know of anything, preferably Open Source, that provides OpenSSH
connections from Windoze (specifically NT)? I sometime need to telnet
home from my work machines and certainly don't want sniffers to see
passwords and such on the line.
thanks for any leads.
- samantha
*
One of the things which annoyed me most about DOS-Windows
was the asking whether you really do want to delete a file.
Of course I wanted to delete it or I wouldn't have pressed
the stupid button. Did I ever delete a file by mistake? Yes
of course but I am sure I never stopped on the second window
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