Greetings! I'm new to the group, so please excuse if my post comes
through incorrectly. Been busy lately, so all I've been doing is
just reading and not participating (believe they call that lurking).
My interest in Linux has been for personal use so far, and have
found most of the subjects over
hello all,
just a note to any of you who are following my plight into web site land -
i've moved techchron.com to what i hope will be its final testing server.
this new server supports CGI, so i can test a few of the scripts that will
hopefully make the final cut.
all comments and criticisms we
Thanx grrls!
I'm on the right track ... unfortunately i suddenly have a different task
that needs to be done "now", so i don't get to figure this one out right
away. The unix admin who sits near me (i'm a developer) here says procmail
is cool, so i'll probably try using that for the geek appeal
Excerpts from linuxchix: 9-May-100 [techtalk] automatically pr.. by
"Christian MacAuley"@jel
> This is probably a really basic question, but i can't find an example of it
> anywhere. I set up an email account on my FreeBSD server. When this
> account receives an email, i want it a Perl script t
Hello everyone!
This is probably a really basic question, but i can't find an example of it
anywhere. I set up an email account on my FreeBSD server. When this
account receives an email, i want it a Perl script to execute and read that
email.
Has anyone done that? I just don't know where to s
There's an article on Linux.com about the xdm screen.
http://www.linux.com/tuneup/database.phtml/X11/
it's down that page somewhere.
On Mon, 8 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hey Davida,
> There is a way to replace the xdm login screen, unfortunately I can't
> remeber off the top of my he
> We kept getting random signal 11's with an old 486, but the memory
> check didn't find anything. The cpu fan wasn't working, though, so
> could that also cause sigsev? Just interested...
I think so. If the cpu is overheading, that could cause the same sorts of
things. Although, I've mostly
> I need some help making a small script file. What I need it do is
> copy the directories on one HD to another.
I usually do this with 'cd srcdir; tar cpf - | (cd destdir; tar xpf -)'
cp -a will apparently do the same thing.
Jeff
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Hi Kath,
Perhaps this is what what your are looking for? Just substitute your
dirs for my testdirs.
Phil
Kath wrote:
>
> I need some help making a small script file. What I need it do is copy the
> directories on one HD to another.
>
> the source directory is /mnt/DOS_hda1/Program Files/Apa
I need some help making a small script file. What I need it do is copy the
directories on one HD to another.
the source directory is /mnt/DOS_hda1/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache/htdocs/
the destination directory is /home/httpd/html/
- Kathy
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On Thu, 4 May 2000, Jeff Dike wrote:
> > What does signal 11 mean?
>
> The question you probably wanted answered more than that is what's going on.
> With random behavior like you're getting, and with random SIGSEGVs involved,
> my WAG would be bad memory.
We kept getting random signal 11's w
Thnx to everybody who replied. It turned out to be a mixture of
problems, my bf and his friend spent the whole evening on it (I'm studying
for exams :( ). In the end, they had two identical m/b's and RAM's that
would work together in one way but not the other. And yes, the bios needed
to be flashe
On Mon, 8 May 2000, Anne Forker wrote:
> In /etc, you have 2 files named issue and issue.net. These files contain
> the information which is displayed as a welcome screen. I've tried to
> change these files on a RedHat 5.2 box -- but something in the system
> rewrote them on shutdown or on bootup
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