nmap, tcpdump, cold are all useable.
Maureen Lecuona
Tech Docs wrote:
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> newbie here. What is the best network monitor and sniffer tool for Linux. I
> am using Linux on my ibm thinkpad i series running on pentium 266 and 128 mb
> ram. i would like to realize the power of linu
I will try again.
You are having a problem most likely with an .Xauthority file under the home
directory of the user you are su' ing to...
Maureen Lecuona
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> Thanks, I'll look into that, but I should have mentioned earlier that I am
> trying to u
It sounds like you are having a problem with .Xauthority file under X11.
Do man xauth and you will see what you can do about it. Or more simply,
use su - instead of just su when you switch users remotely.
Maureen Lecuona
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> Hi. :)
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> I am curre
ASL definitely does. The URL is www.aslab.com.
Preloaded Linux on a laptop.
Maureen Lecuona
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ven me any really great difficulties.
Maureen Lecuona
geekwoman
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
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> Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun wrote:
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> > I'm looking into buying a laptop. So far I've looked at Dell and Sony.
> > I'd consider a powerbook, if I knew I coul
You will need a pop3 based reader on Win98 (netscape browser will do)
and you will need fetchmail (I think that's what is it is called, and a script
to home in on the mail servers)
Maureen Lecuona
Kathleen Weaver wrote:
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> This may be a dumb question -- but can I set up my Linux b
IBM has pretty decent support for the Thinkpad 600 and Red Hat.
But you won't buy one for under $3400. Check out some of the lesser vendors that
sell linux based servers: VA, Penguin They may have laptops.
Maureen Lecuona
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
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> Lighthouse Keeper in the
