I'm working on a program and I would like to create man pages for
it. Does anyone know where I could find a document that outlines how to
create one (or several)? I'm totally lost. :^(
Thanks in advance,
Stephan
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> Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
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> > I'm setting up Red Hat Linux on a computer in my mom's
> store, and
> > I'm now trying to get networking setup. The problem
I'm setting up Red Hat Linux on a computer in my mom's store, and
I'm now trying to get networking setup. The problem, it's got a 3Com
OfficeConnect Ethernet card (3CSOHO100-TX) and I can't find the driver
for this card in the kernel or any reference to it in any howtos. Anyone
know if I
Thank you Mary, Magni, and Ian! :^) It looks like the keyboard
scanner will do the job (and with the least amount of hassle, I hope ;^).
I did a search on Freshmeat and found the GNU-barcode, but now my
question is, what printer do I need to get so it will work with Linux? I
could proba
On Thu, 01 Jun 2000 03:28:29 +1000, Jenn V. said:
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> Stephan Zaniolo wrote:
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> > I'm trying to setup a listserv using Mailman. Do I need to
> > install some sort of sendmail type program, or can I just install
> > Mailman? It's
I'm trying to setup a listserv using Mailman. Do I need to
install some sort of sendmail type program, or can I just install
Mailman? It's a Red Hat 6.2 box connected to the Internet with it's own
IP and domain name. Users on the box don't need e-mail accounts (they
can ssh into another
Could someone please point me towards information on bar code scanners and
printers that work under Linux? (Specifically Red Hat 6.1). A little
while back I convinced my mom to have some of the computers in her store
converted to Linux, and now she wants to start bar coding her invent
Could someone please point me towards information on bar code scanners and
printers that work under Linux? (Specifically Red Hat 6.1). A little
while back I convinced my mom to have some of the computers in her store
converted to Linux, and now she wants to start bar coding her invent
I'm not sure if this is the "proper" way of doing it, but I setup
a Samba server and followed the instructions from that. (You can get the
instructions from:
http://home.earthlink.net/~michaelburns/samba.html
Chapter 3 has info on how to setup Windows machines.)
Hope this h
I'm looking for a decent AGP video card that will work very well with
XFree86 3.3.6. I currently have a Voodoo Banshee that is not fully
supported even though the compatibility site says it's supposed to
be. I've been fiddling with it for the past year now and I'm tired of
it. I'm g
There are actually several 'xseti's (by different names of course
;^) Some of the seti distributions contain an "xsetiathome" program (e.g.
setiathome-2.0.i386-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1.tar has it, but
setiathome-2.0.i686-pc-linux-gnu-gnulibc2.1.tar doesn't). Other choices are:
Two ways (that I know of ;^) that you can do this. It sounds like
you're booting into init level 5 (graphical login). (Note: These
instructions are for Red Hat so they _should_ work for Mandrake) You can
either edit /etc/inittab. Find the line "id:5:initdefault:" and change the
5
I'm sorry to re-post this, but it's very difficult working in Gnome
without "double click" support. I'm sure it's a stupid configuration
problem somewhere (that's what all of my problems so far have turned out to
be), but I can't find it and no one else seems to know what I'm talking
I'm running Red Hat 6.0, October Gnome, kernel 2.2.14. For some reason,
when I double click on a file (say a .txt file) in gmc (gmc-4.5.42-2) that
file doesn't open in the program it's setup for (xemacs). If I go to the
command line and type "xemacs file.txt" it works fine. Note, this i
[grrltalk]
First, sorry for posting this to grrltalk originally. :^[ It was late, I
was tired and frustrated, and I didn't look where I was sending it. Sorry.
[techtalk]
Second, thanks for the help! :^) I added: append="hdc=ide-scsi" to
/etc/lilo.conf and then I tried to ac
I have just switched over to xrn as my news reader, but I had been using
K-news (and before that X-News under Windows :^). Both news readers think
my e-mail is login@localhost. How do I change this to my correct e-mail
address? (And I don't want to re-type it every time I'm going to sen
You might want to check in the Win95 Network properties that Client for MS
Networks, TCP/IP, and NetBEUI, and your ethernet adapter are all listed
under Network - Configuration and you might need to Primary Network Logon
as Client for MS Networks. Also, if you haven't checked it out, try
I'm running Red Hat 6.0, kernel 2.2.12, with October GNOME and XFree86
3.3.4. I would like to setup one user account that would be all French
(I'm planning on learning it, currently everything is English). This would
mean all display messages for all programs (if possible) would be in Fr
To all who helped on the GPL question, thanks!!! :^) :^) I presented the
option today so now it's out of my hands, for a while anyway.
Now I have a new question. (This one's for my own comp :^) Does anyone
know where I can get a tool to (easily) create PDF files in Linux? (Not
At 03:09 AM 11/12/99 +, you wrote:
>Um. How do you simultaneously use function calls to a piece of code and
>not use that code?
I mean no GPLed source code would be embedded in the proprietary code. I
was thinking something similar to the Windows API. (Sorry for the analogy,
but I've
Cathy and Michelle, thanks for the help on this!!! :^) :^) Hopefully I
won't be pushing my luck with this next set of questions.
I read through the GPL and at the end it says that GPLed programs are not
allowed to be incorporated into proprietary systems. I was planning on
publi
Ok, I'm not sure if this should be asked here or in issues I'm
working on a project that will consist of a database (IBM-DB2), and some
home-brewed Java 1.1 applets and servlet(s?). I'm interested in licensing
these under the terms of the GPL, but I remember hearing somewhere that
Ja
As far as the partitioning goes, I use Partition Magic 4.0. (5.0 has just
been released) It's a win program, but it handles Linux partitions nicely
(so long as you're not trying to modify the partition the kernel is on).
(PM costs about $70 US or about $30 US for the upgrade) Product inf
I guess I missed it.
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> Norma
>*Insert witty message here!*
>- Original Message -
>From: Stephan Zaniolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 7:34 PM
>Subject: Re: [techtalk] Okay so I recompiled my kernel u
A quote from : http://www.3com.com/products/dsheets/400317a.html#graphic4
All OfficeConnect Fast Ethernet hubs are Class II. You can directly
connect two Class II Fast Ethernet hubs (Class I hubs cannot be directly
connected to other Fast Ethernet hubs). The total length of cable
I once heard that you need to activate SCSI emulation in the kernel (I
didn't see that in dmesg printout) to use the parallel port Zip drive. (I
have a SCSI Zip drive, so I didn't have to deal with this). Caitlyn, is
this is accurate or not?
Good luck, :^)
Stephan
At 03:41 PM 10/26/99
Hopefully this will help. I have Red Hat 6.0, GNOME, kernel 2.2.12, HP
DeskJet 895cse connected to the parallel port. Because I upgraded my
kernel, I had to compile in support for the parallel port. (Don't know if
the rpm kernel has this built in). I ran the printtool and selected the
Where can I find this RED BOOK?
Thanks,
Stephan
At 07:54 AM 10/16/99 -0400, you wrote:
>At 02:31 AM 10/16/99 -0400, you wrote:
>>Has Anyone Read the RED BOOK (not the mag:) the DOD's read NSAs security
>>manual, and does it have useful material better that the standard Network
>>Security
I'm not sure if this will help, but I had this same problem (GNOME, RH
6.0, Netscape 4.61). After I installed the Blackdown 1.1.7 JDK (and put it
in my PATH), Netscape now works flawlessly with Java. (Well, I haven't
noticed any problems yet, and I develop applets as well).
Hope this he
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