On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, JLG wrote:
> 1. Do i need to set up samba just to get internet connectivity for the
> other machines? Some stuff I read gave me the impression I could just
> specify the machine will be a gateway in rc.conf, add entries to
> /etc/hosts and use 'route add' to get this working
Webgrrls also sometimes has Perl groups or people who know it -
http://www.webgrrls.com. Also, local UNIX groups know Perl. We get a paper
called Computer User which lists some of the technical groups in the area.
I like a book called Interactive Perl. I don't remember the author since I
have it
Chris J/#6 wrote:
> In a similar vien someone on another linux list is having similar problems
> with the Encyclopedia Brittanica CD... :-/
>
> Has anyone had success running something under wine that also requires the CD
> to run ?
My husband periodically continues his efforts to get Pharaoh t
Okay - I've got to "head meets wall" stage with this - I have a copy of
Microsoft Autoroute '98 ... I don't know if its known much outside the UK -
it's essentially a route planning program when your driving. Microsoft bought
the rights for Autoroute from the company that originally made it...
I recently got a cable modem installed in my apartment, and
now I have to make this sharable amongst my computers and my boyfriends.
The modem is connected to a machine running FreeBSD 4. I'm using '@home'
and I am able to connect just lovely using dhcp. I have an additional
NIC that is detected
At 22:23 13/04/00 +0500, Bilal Muddassir wrote:
>You mean the MS Word's GUID contains the MAC address?
>If yes, does it get replaced by some other stuff if you are on a modem?
> > (Unless you can get the user to send you an MSWord document as they have
> > the hardware address embedded in the d
At 14:08 13/04/00 -0700, Michelle Pariset wrote:
>Would you happen to know where it is embedded?
> > However if the machine is through a router then you are stuffed..
> > (Unless you can get the user to send you an MSWord document as they
> > have the hardware address embedded in the doc..
> > Sc
I would say:
GOD do not give the password away or allow access to server HEAVEN.
Depending on your setup - root can have access to all - or very limited
access.
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