I don't remember the exact story, but I believe it's because Marc or
Donnie's grandfather wore a red cap because of his favorite baseball team.
I believe the story about it is on the site someplace, but not sure where.
(:
Cindy
On Tue, 7 Mar 2000, Lisa Dickson wrote:
> Hello everyone. I've been
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
Hey y'all (:
Here's my plan:
I'm moving my mom in with me, and paying her a salary. She already cleans
and cooks when she comes to my house, and right now, she is working as a
waitress, which is too hard for her at her age, and too stressful. I
realize that not everyone gets along with their mo
Is curiosity a good enough reason? (: And if gender doesn't matter, what
fun would going to a swimming pool be? heh.
C Dale
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, srl wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
>
> > > Rik
> > >
> >
> > It really is very hard to decipher who is male and
> > female by
vi -b works too.
Cindy
On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, K. Ziel wrote:
>
> If you're using VI, you can use :l (colon small-L) while on a suspect line and
> it should show you the invisible characters...hit and it will return to
> normal
>
> Alternatively, you can use :set list ( colon set list) and it wi
Most likely you didn't get hacked. It looks like your logs rotated via
cron, as is SOP nowdays with Red Hat. I am not sure why syslogd restarted
so many times or why it isn't logging as it did before, though. I'd check
the following:
rpm -Va >rpmcheck and look at the rpmcheck file
/etc/passwd t
If you use Red Hat Linux, please see
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/howto/XFree86-upgrade/XFree86-upgrade.html.
I admit that it's a bit outdated as far as the version numbers are
concerned, but the same philosophy applies. We're in the process of
upgrading all our documents on the support sit
I've used that before and have not had such happy luck. It will "white
screen" at times, loosing info from the tech and/or customer. I love the
way it's laid out and organized, and the way it works when it does work,
but if you don't want to lose information, don't use it.
Cindy
On Mon, 10 Jan
I haven't tried it, but I hear mc (midnight commander?) is good for this
type of thing.
Cindy
On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Britta Koch wrote:
> On 29.12.99 at 14:06 Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
>
> >A nice enough solution (you forgot to claim that you followed the advice of an
> >earlier thread about sys-
Hi!
There is some Y2K info on our support site: www.redhat.com/support
Cindy
On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Kathy Hargreaves wrote:
> Does anyone know if Red Hat 5.2 has any Y2K problems?
>
> Also, I seem to remember there's a way to find out how large a disk I
> have without having to open my box and l
Hi!
Here's something I just put up:
http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/tips/webserver.html
It covers lots of bases, so it should help you out. As a BTW, BTW, I am
working on this part of the site a lot, so ya might want to keep an eye on
it for additions. (:
Thanks,
Cindy
P.S. I think the gui-ba
This is from the HOWTO (which is a bit old -sigh-):
18.3.1. You are not correctly logging into the server
When your chat script completes, pppd starts on your PC. However, if
you have not completed the log in process to the server (including
sending any command required to start PPP on
On Thu, 16 Dec 1999, Cathy James wrote:
> Last night I attempted to use dosemu on OpenLinux 2.2
> for the first time. Typing "dos" gives me a DOS window,
> but it isn't running DOS -- it's running some weird kind
> of cut-down DR-DOS 7.03, and it can't see my FAT32
> drives, even though they are
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
> One of these days I'm going to get my "distributed renderer" going. :)
>
> Kelly
>
That's a great idea. I'd give up some CPU for that, and my room mate
would drool also, because he just got an SGI and is starting to get into
graphics. I guess a
I would like to be involved in whatever does anything good for the Linux
community. This one will get some funds for Apache Software Foundation.
Are there benefits to the community like this with any other projects that
you know of?
Thanks,
Cindy
Cynthia J. Dale
Technical Engineer/FAQ maintainer
A LinuxChix team would be cool. (:
Cindy
Cynthia J. Dale
Technical Engineer/FAQ maintainer
Red Hat, Inc.
fnord.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Who is it who's on this list who's involved with the OSWG project?
Thanks,
Cindy
Cynthia J. Dale
Technical Engineer/FAQ maintainer
Red Hat, Inc.
fnord.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
Sounds like false advertising to me also, and really would have been a few
months ago, when there was NO technology available to make winmodems work
under Linux. I always suggest to people to go to Red Hat's HCL
(www.redhat.com/hardware) to check before they buy anything. Just because
something'
I didn't think that version looked familiar, so I looked around and nope,
it's not a kernel we we either shipped or put out as an update. For 6.0,
it was 2.2.5-15, with an update of 2.2.5-22, and 5.2 had the 2.0.x
kernels. But all you should have to do is just compile a 2.2.2 kernel
and turn off
The same idea works with CD-ROMs, so you can use RPM binaries from a
CD-ROM.
A tool I like to play around with is Trinux, which is actually a very
small Linux OS. (www.trinux.org)
It's basically a kernel and a few tools like netstat and stuff, but the
lovely thing about it is that you can add w
Yup. The intruder could have done any number of things, which is why I
suggested reinstalling. The other stuff I suggested was just to try to
find out how it was done, so it could be prevented in the future. Nothing
worse than getting hacked and not knowing how...
Cindy
Cynthia J. Dale
Technic
Hi!
I'm kind of new to the list, and have been lurking, but it's time to get
out and say hi! Security is one of the most intriguing aspects of the
internet to me, but I like to keep it to the hobby level so I can still
enjoy it (read that: I haven't learned much about encryption. heh.)
Anyhow, I
Well, if the person who got it also killed syslogd (which of course they
would), she wouldn't've noticed until it dialed again.
C
Cynthia J. Dale
Technical Engineer/FAQ maintainer
Red Hat, Inc.
fnord.
On Mon, 13 Dec 1999, Jenn V. wrote:
> Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 17:42:12 +1100
> From: Jenn V.
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