'
5. reject(*) any packet contacting our TCP or UDP ports 113 (ident/auth)
-- some servers out there are nosy and we don't want them to wait on a
timeout before they serve us
6. Log any packet that came this far (before dropping it)
"nat" table
=======
POSTROUTING chain
-
s directive inside your
virtual host definition in httpd.conf:
[...]
Alias /var/www/shag/ /shag/
[...]
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching
US TV/phone/cable provider where you
could get TV, phone and cable modem access (4Mbit/s and 1 static IP, not
the lousy ADSL 768/128kbit with dynamic IPs you get over here (or not))
for 60 or 70 USD a month. Let's talk about envy ;-/.
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cific, sorry (it seems that every distributor wants
to boil its own soup when it comes to X configuration). Maybe the Red Hat
packages work on andrake as well, but I don't know really.
Best wishes,
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ctively.
Of course you should be able to recycle an old XF86Config. To distinguish
between version 3 and 4, the old style configuration file is
/etc/X11/XF86Config and the new style one (for XF 4) is
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4.
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etc/squid/squid.conf itself. Oh, and get yourself a proper ISP
that doesn't force you to use their proxy (which might or might not work).
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The use of
su to. After you finish su, it will be removed.
If you don't want that behaviour, just comment out this line in
/etc/pam.d/su:
sessionoptional /lib/security/pam_xauth.so
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were plug compatible?
Don't forget that up to (Super) Socket 7 this more or less was the case.
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind;
nnect: Can't connect: errno = 111
xhost: unable to open display "localhost:0"
nils@wombat:~> DISPLAY=:0 xhost
access control enabled, only authorized clients can connect
>8
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ftware/
Thanks for the quick response! I will definitely try it out, maybe even
try hacking indentation into it (if I don't go nuts with all those braces.
LISP *shudder*)
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database.
If you want to be fairly independent of which DB you use (modulo the DB's
feature set, that is), take a look at PHPLIB (http://phplib.netuse.de),
which has a nice abstraction class with which you can use just about any
database through the same API.
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l (I'm
talking 7-10MB here) /boot partition, where you put your kernels and
initrds into, directly after that other OS, then /, swap, /usr adn
whatever else.
Newer versions of LILO _could_ support kernels after 1024 cylinders, but
the BIOS must support it (only very recent ones do this)
ot;woven". I'd really like to have
indentation and syntax highlighting working. At the moment I use c++-mode,
but that's far from perfect (it gets pretty nuts on the HTML parts :-).
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e Gtk+ widget library, but in this case this will suffice), what
doesn't change is WindowMaker's (WM uses it's own widgets).
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The use of COBO
ort USB only in a spartanic fashion and
with most distros not out of the box) ones.
NB: SANE is an interface for applications to access scanners under
Linux (Unix?!), comparable to TWAIN under Windows. If you're scanner is
supported by SANE, you can e.g. scan directly out of the Gimp.
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test account, I'm
not _that_ adventurous) are warned that you're about to loose mail. Well,
if I could configure it properly -- but maybe I'm just too stupid.
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7, 3 May 5 1998 /dev/loop3
brw-rw1 root disk 7, 4 May 5 1998 /dev/loop4
brw-rw1 root disk 7, 5 May 5 1998 /dev/loop5
brw-rw1 root disk 7, 6 May 5 1998 /dev/loop6
brw-rw1 root disk 7, 7 May 5 1998
on't solve this problem by recompiling the
kernel -- except if you compile the scsi stuff not as a module but
statically, which is not a very elegant solution.
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On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Nils Philippsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, Sarah Hollings wrote:
>
> > After much frigging about with my system, and I mean ***a very very
> > large amount of frigging*** I still cannot get sound working on this
> > machine.
>
PS/2 to
> Microsoft but now the mouse pointer sits in the top left corner. Any idea
> how to get this mouse working?
maybe (I don't have such a mouse) it will work if you specify "IMPS/2" as
the protocol (because this actually is 'IntelliMouse over PS/2').
Nil
t
> tell the modconf program what the parameters are to make it sodding well
> work.
>
> I constantly get the error from modconf:
>
> "/lib/modules/2.2.14/sound.o: invalid parameter io"
I haven't configured an AWE for a while, but I think the parameter is
called &
nuxchix.org
> linuxchix
> * ^Cc.*@linuxchix.org
> linuxchix
> * ^CC.*@linuxchix.org
> linuxchix
How about this instead:
:0 H
* ^X-BeenThere:.*@.*linuxchix\.org.*
linuxchix
Then any mail addressed directly to you (e.g. this one) lands in your
INBOX and those addressed to the lists
ndency testing.
>
> What about --justdb ? If you want to pretend you've installed something,
> that works quite nicely.
You would have to have a package providing what is missing which is not
always the case.
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you've installed an equivalent by other means. You can
> --nodeps, but that defeats the entire point of dependency testing.
That's a symptom of poor packaging :-), honest: apache (or zope or
roxen) should provide 'webserver', then windowmanagers 'windowmanager
; bonobo. And gnorpm-0.85 needs libxml.so.0 (earlier xml version, Ig uess).
Go ahead and install the new libxml, then rebuild gnorpm. Should work.
> So I should update gnorpm. What do I do about this bonobo/games problem?
> It's also required for gnumeric.
> /me beats head against wall
ver more frustrated,
I'm sorry being the cause (guessing from the version numbers)...
If I can help you any further, don't hesitate asking. Maybe you'll get
quicker response by using my work address (the right-most in the sig).
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On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, Lighthouse Keeper in the Desert Sun wrote:
> On Mar 30, Nils Philippsen conjectured:
>
> > hmm, this too is antiquated... gnumeric-0.51 is the current version
>
> Huh. 0.38 was the most recent rpm gnome.org had. SO I'll get the source
> and de
, I forgot what's current)
gnome-libs (1.0.57, >= 1.0.56 needed)
bonobo (0.9) if you want to try out the whole components hullaballoo
recent gtk+ and glib (1.2.7)
and the rest of the "gnome supportive" stuff (ORBit, imlib, ...)
Cheers,
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more generic solution, like everyone else has said is
Everyone should have "password ..." and "restricted" options set in
/etc/lilo.conf. Anyway -- you can't stop me. I've got a screwdriver :-).
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On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, J B wrote:
[jokes snipped]
Now this isn't exactly on-topic on techtalk, is it?
(F'up set to grrltalk.)
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The us
th the "Pixmap" theme (which is the worst of all w.r.t.
this). Of course, I have a somewhat faster 'puter and I am biased on this
issue, but who isn't?
Maybe someone can shed some light on to what's the main problem with
pixmapped themes (in GTK).
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gt; At some time future I will try to learn those fun languages but right
> now to many things are going for me to start.
I've been experimenting with PHP for just a week now. I've done db access
in C and perl before (and much of it) and this is as easy (perl) or much
easier (C) than tho
east, it is free (as in
speech).
It works by inserting commands directly into the HTML code, á la:
[...]
This is some html code.
And this: is something generated dynamically with
PHP.
[...]
Of course, for e-commerce you would do some database queries (and the
like) in the ""-part(s).
N
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Dakota Surmonde wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Nils Philippsen wrote:
>
> > What does `lsmod | grep parport` give?
>
> since I've got a monolithic kernel absolutely nothing :) but dmesg | grep
> parport gives
>
> parport0: PC-style at 0x3
t virtual
terminals, e.g. 32bpp on tty7/:0 and 8bpp on tty8/:1
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be
regarded
ar/spool/lpd/lp/status file says :
> waiting for lp to become ready (offline ?)
What does `lsmod | grep parport` give?
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind;
on? I think that at least half of
the price was for the monitor, so it must have been something good.
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teac
one of those TVs of the 70s,
you know that round edge stuff. Weird. And expensive. The thing cost
something like 30.000DM (~15,000US$) at the time (computer + monitor).
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On Thu, 13 Jan 2000, Subba Rao wrote:
> On 0, Nils Philippsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I wouldn't use the "original" PGP as it has a pretty dumb license and this
> > backdoor crap. I use the GNU Privacy Guard (www.gnupg.org) and am conte
rsion of syslogd/klogd
dieing without visible cause. I think it was with RHL 6.0, an update
solved the problem.
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The use of COBOL cri
as a pretty dumb license and this
backdoor crap. I use the GNU Privacy Guard (www.gnupg.org) and am content
with it so far.
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; i
m that gets run every day, checking whether it's Sunday (and
issuing the weekly one), the first of a month (... monthly) or Jan 1st
(yearly).
That should be an easy one.
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t needs to know what packages in which
versions are installed, which have these and those files ...).
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching shou
of course, you could figure out which of the roughly 100K
> registry keys needed to be edited. Good luck.
Tried it. Failed. Need I say more :-) ? What bugged me most was that even
installing NT over the installation didn't help -- I had to blow it away
and start from a "clean"
uot;\n";
}
-- 8< -- snap
or:
[...]
my $result = PQexec ($conn, "");
[...]
print $result->getvalue ($row, $col);
[...]
for more info, see 'man Pg' or 'perldoc Pg'.
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nter. I wasn't able to fix this because
the driver didn't install "over it" due to the registry entries and I
couldn't _tell_ the system to uninstall it because it didn't show up in
the control center. This is unacceptable.
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concurrent transactions. And it's still by magnitudes faster than some
grep on a flat file. Trust me, I use it :-)
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind;
d'l'ed completely and has got (according
to the article) an excellent handbook.
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teachi
'*\**' -print" will find all files
containing an asterisk except the ones with a dot at the beginning of the
name:
nils@wombat:~/test> touch '*' '*.*' '.*'
nils@wombat:~/test> find . -name '*\**' -print
./*
./*.*
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ices:
fuser -v /dev/audio
fuser -v /dev/dsp
fuser -v /dev/mixer
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be
regard
and trying with xmms and mp123.
Do you have sound compiled as a module and what soundcard do you have?
What do 'lsmod' and 'cat /dev/sndstat' give?
A first try to see if sound does work is 'cat /boot/vmlinuz >> /dev/audio'
:-). Turn the volume down before. If y
installed it from
> the cd I installed RH from.
Hmm, what does `rpm -q XFree86 XFree86-Xnest` give? You could also run
strace on Xnest:
strace -o strace.out Xnest -geometry 640x480 :1
(the output will be in the file strace.out)
But don't post the strace output directly to the list, it'll
quot;
[...]
FontPath "unix/:-1"
[...]
EndSection
--- 8< ---
All other font paths are commented out in mine. Xnest should use
/etc/X11/XF86Config as well.
Maybe you use an Xnest from a different version or a differently packages
one (e.g. searching for XF86Config in /etc instead of /e
480 with 8bpp):
Xwrapper -bpp 8 :1
# if you want, run a windowmanager:
fvwm2 &
program_you_want_to_run_in_8bpp &
Hope this helps,
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The use of CO
u can use
efax (simple, minimalist, shipped with e.g. Red Hat Linux) or HylaFAX
(multi-user, multi-modem, a pain to setup :-), http://www.hylafax.org).
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Th
no problems so far. I (personally
-- disclaimer-a-gogo [tm]) think that having v2 as /bin/bash2 wasn't very
wise, as it complicates dropping v1 completely somewhere in the future
unnecessarily.
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nodeadkeys" # I personally don't want to type ` + SPACE to
# get a backtick
Well, that's the "should work" way -- tell me if it works (I don't have a
Swedish keyboard to test). It should be less pain this way than with
xmodmap.
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libc5 to glibc with RPM, if that isn't smooth, what else? Admittedly, I
had to reboot to get the glibc version of init running instead of the old
one.
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On Fri, 17 Dec 1999, Jenn V. wrote:
> Nils Philippsen wrote:
> > Yes, here. And it makes perfect sense to use UUCP on Linux instead of POP.
> > With UUCP I have "my own" mail domain and can setup any number of accounts
> > if I wish.
>
> Ditto with SMT
I don't send or receive sensitive things via email.
But POP/IMAP have the same issues (unless the SSL variants are used).
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The use of COBOL cripples
lls.
Anyway when I'm out of college I'm gonna have to find a provider that lets
me do UUCP instead of POP/IMAP.
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The use of COBOL cripples th
inks by hand.
That won't work, because the config will be for the VGA16 server und you'd
Maybe you could give the 3.9 betas a try. It is possible that they have
better support for the Neomagic (guessing here).
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stro with RPM ... (almost anything except
Slackware, Debian, Corel (Debian derivative) and Stampede IIRC).
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching shoul
your PATH (it's in /sbin) so try
'/sbin/modprobe ...' instead. Do you try this command as a non-root user?
Only root can fiddle with (kernel-)modules.
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t be easily
> unpacked with normal unix tools.
Unless you count perl as a normal unix tool. On
http://www.iagora.com/~espel/rpm2cpio you can see how to grab the cpio.gz
out of the rpm in perl -- rpm is just a cpio.gz with a header.
Nils
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On Sat, 4 Dec 1999, Cat wrote:
[snip]
> LIST=`ls -l $DIR | awk '{print \$9}'`
I think you'll just have to leave the backslash out. The awk command is
already in single quotes, so the $9 will go to awk unencumbered. That's my
guess at least :-)
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tion markers. No I'm not going to tell names, dig the archives by
yourself.
Please.
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; i
(or /bin/true for that matter) isn't in
/etc/shells. Some daemons check for the user's shell there. Just a guess.
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The use of COBOL cripples the
nown problem -- it should get
solved if you update to the latest pppd, usermode and rp3 packages. Then
use rp3 to connect (I don't know if kppp works this way). I know that rp3
is made for gnome, but it should work with KDE, too.
Nils
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On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Kathy Hargreaves wrote:
> Anyone know how to extract certain pages from PDF files?
Hmm, load it up in ghostview or gv (if you have a recent ghostscript),
select the pages and save them?
Just a guess, might even be wrong.
Nils
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? Sorry but you have to be a bit more specific for
intelligent answers :-), so what did you try to do, how did you do it,
etc.
> (slack 4.0)
Sorry, but I can't remember how to check for specific packages with
Slackware.
Nils
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ished (I don't know what
the current limit is, if any). Even with old kernels it was possible to
use multiple swap partitions.
Nils
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The use of COBOL cri
Hi, Karl-Heinz and others,
I take this as an invitation to nitpicking :-)
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Karl-Heinz Zimmer wrote:
> On 11/13/99, 12:37:15 PM, Nils Philippsen erroneously:
>
> > StarOffice is a real memory hog
>
> Unfortunately this is true. :-(
> We managed it
y museum :-).
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be
regarded as a criminal offence. -- Edsger W.
of and checking which mem areas get allocated and not
freed (I think). It's got a nice UI and shows you were memory got
allocated which didn't get freed afterwards (along with function names and
line numbers, if compiled with debugging symbols).
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more than possible that it just consumes more RAM than you have
(if you have less than 128MB, I'm almost sure it does) and Linux is
steadily swapping pages out of memory on the disk and vice versa.
I wait for Miguel advancing with his bonobo stuff, so that I finally can
use gnu
> know where I can get a tool to (easily) create PDF files in Linux? (Note:
> cheaper is better. ;^)
Ghostscript has a PDF output device, so you may just produce Postscript
and let ghostscript render the PDF. ghostscript here has a nice script
that does it for you: ps2pdf.
More info: man gs
t specifically noted as being)
> RedHat specific.
Could you supply us with the error messages?
Nils
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its t
Netscape has it's bugs, but it is open, usually in multiple iterations (just
> like on your machine, Deb) almost all the time, and it isn't all that awful.
> Yes, it needs to be closed now and again.
Netscape -- when not crashing -- tends to be a real hog here with me, both
perf
d
recursion and "copying a device as a device".
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be
regarde
d use it for something else), if it weren't
doing that properly, no one would use Linux for serious stuff (and I don't
mean Netscape). Reboots are for hardware and kernel (though that may be
solved sometime in the future) upgrades.
Nils
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ere you using for cp? It _only_ works with '-a' all others
('-dpf' for example) copy "byte by byte" and thus fill your disk :-).
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hat I really need to know about.
Then leave out the -v switch. Some like silence, some not. When copying
whole filesystems one might want to know how long it'll take to finish.
That's where stderr redirection is due.
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f a different disk.
If you have SCSI, it might suffice to just switch the IDs afterwards, boot
off a floppy and do the LILO stuff then.
Remember: have a boot floppy at hand if you mess with LILO.
Nils
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t; My modem is a Practical Peripherals MC288LCD V.34.
I don't think that the type of modem is an issue.
Nils
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; it
> On Wed, 27 Oct 1999 16:06:52 +0200 (CEST), Xavier Gutierrez Munoz
> wrote:
>
> >I don't have any idea of doin' it from software. If you decide to open the
As I said before, it's as simple as looking for the PCI-to-ISA bridge in
/proc/pci. No magic.
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re? if not, i
> suppose i'll open the box up, but even then, how can i tell?
if `cat /proc/pci | grep -i isa` yields something like this: 'ISA bridge:
Intel 82371AB PIIX4 ISA (rev 2).', you have ISA. But in general you simply
have an ISA bus, ISA-less machines are few.
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odoo2, it's not X's department, as it only does the 3D accel
> bits. Mine works great in q3test, I haven't bothered to try it with
> anything else.
Hmm. This might be interesting when XF86-4.0 comes (Mesa+GLX *yummy*).
Nils
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On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Cathy James wrote:
>
> Does anyone know if XFree86 supports the Voodoo2
> and/or Voodoo3?
According to http://www.xfree86.org/3.3.5/README3.html, Voodoo Banshee and
Voodoo3 cards are supported.
Nils
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t on
RHL 6.0) to be lucky. At least that's my experience.
Nils
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The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be
regarded a
rts
> >cat /proc/interrupts
>
> None of the things in ioports seem to be something that
> looks like a my NIC.
It only gets shown if the driver for it is installed correctly (it shows
the resources the kernel assigned to the various devices).
What type of card is yours?
N
tion, but...what
> > shall I do, if this "kill -9" just does'nt work? Not very long time
> > ago it just happened, so what to do for avoiding such situation??
Nils
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> > > Just This Girl wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Did you try 'kill pid' or 'kill -9 pid'? 'kill -9' should bring down
> > > > > anything.
> >
> > I'm sorry, if I bother you with a really silly quest
or the ppp server to all normal users.
I don't know which distro you have, but with Red Hat Linux 6.1, there's
the usermode/rp3/wvdial combo which does just that what you want. And it's
got a nice panel applet, too :-)
Nils
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) under "A shorter index->Issues of TCP/IP
Networking->IP Routing".
The next thing would be setting up IP masquerading and/or WWW proxying if
you have more computers on your network with which you want to access the
internet.
Bye, Nils
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