> If you really want a more correct distro, perhaps you should
> look at the latest Debian when it comes out. I intend to. Maybe
> then those howto's will work for me.
I switched (from redhat) and am hereby converted to debian (until I find
something better). I should have listened to a good frie
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> 686 optimized binaries would take up less space -- libraries
>would be smaller -- fewer instructions to accomplish the same task. The
>analogy with energy is flawed. We are talking space. Space can be
>conserved using more efficient instructions to accom
I am trying to configure Squid to work on my system for web caching.
I followed the document QUICKSTART that came with the source. My domainname
is a private domain name. When I try to start squid I get the following
error message:
--
(0)root@m
:) Strange topic for techtalk but...
--- Rik Hemsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> #if Tania M. Morell
> > used to that in no time at all. As it is, I wish
> I could afford that
> > now for myself. I'm a Unix SysAdmin now, and with
> all the learning and
> > work I have ahead of me, I hate
Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
Siobhan
...Normal is what cuts off your sixth finger and your tail...
http://www.virulent.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Men are from Earth. Women are from Earth. Deal with it.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.lin
Hey Glen,
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, GJS wrote:
> I don't think you'll find Mandrake's file system any more
> "correct" than what you already have. I base that on the fact
> that, 9 times out of 10, when I try to do something from a
> howto, it doesn't work. (I'm sure it's nothing *I'm* doing
> wrong.
- Original Message -
From: "siobhan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 4:31 PM
Subject: [techtalk] ICQ client
>Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
My favourite is GnomeICU (http://gnomeicu.gdev.net/)...you have to have the
> My favourite is GnomeICU (http://gnomeicu.gdev.net/)...you have to have the
> GTK stuff installed for it, but it's pretty good. There is a KDE one called
> kicq, which looks startlingly like the Windows client.
>
> There is review of Linux ICQ clients at http://www.portup.com/~gyandl/icq/
> whi
licq :) you can snag it at http://www.licq.com
-Sally
-Original Message-
From: siobhan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 10:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [techtalk] ICQ client
Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
Siobhan
...Nor
siobhan wrote:
>
>Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
>
My personal preference is gtkicq. I love a good gtk theme with custom
icons.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
> My gcc doesn't seem to support pentium optimisations, but compiling a small
> test program for a 486 versus 386 increased the size slightly. Are you sure
> 686 optimized binaries get smaller?
---
I picked the /usr/X11R6/bin directory for my test. There were 384
files that both distros h
there is an rpm available at rpmfind.
rav3n
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
>
> at if you try to follow their documentation from licq.org (com?) ;o)
>
> I use licq, I like it once it's installed and configured ok. I think the
> latest version makes it a little easier to get goin
#if Tania Morell
> :) Strange topic for techtalk but...
[...]
> :( Not so happy to admit... sometimes I do sleep in
> my clothes. And I think I've taken out the ironing
> board 3 times in the last 10 months and that was for
> job interviews. ..(It was a programmers habit too, I
> guess) T
I like everybuddy (http://www.everybuddy.com). It does AIM and Yahoo also.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
You know Linda,
You're absolutely right. I did not make an attempt to answer the
question which defeated the purpose of asking. Sorry about that. I guess
that one of the most important things to start with is the general
differences in configs. Where are they stored. Ie -> is something like
mget
actuall, I downlaoded the source from apache and rebuilt it from scratch for
our webserver at work and it generates one httpd.conf file. Maybe apache
uses one file, not just redhat's apache.
Stewart
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, Feb
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, David Elliott wrote:
>
> >Anybody know of a good ICQ client to use with RedHat?
>
> My favourite is GnomeICU (http://gnomeicu.gdev.net/)...you have to have the
> GTK stuff installed for it, but it's pretty good. There is a KDE one called
> kicq, which looks startlingly
> > > 4) Learning that 'killall' works differently on
> Real
> > > Unices.
> > >
> >
> > huh?
>
> Ok, we're back to techtalk :)
>
> 'huh' is what I said when I become one of the elite
> club
> known as 'Those Who Accidentally Typed killall.'
> (guess
> what that is as an acronym ;)
>
> My fi
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
> > Rik
> >
>
> It really is very hard to decipher who is male and
> female by their name. Some names are not so obvious.
> Sorry about this but if you had spelled your name with
> a 'c', I may have assumed one thing.
why does it matter who's male, fem
Hi! I just downloaded everybuddy yesterday... I haven't messed with it
enough yet to have exhausted all options, but is there some special way to
add icq contacts? I've tried just typing in numbers, but it doesn't seem to
work -- people i know are online don't show up.
Thanks,
kait
>From: L
Hey Stewart,
RH just started using the one config file (apache has been using it for
the past 2 releases), it was recently updated on
their ftp server. Before then they used the 3 file schema
(httpd.conf,srm.conf, access.conf). This was one of the first things that
came to mind. Over on the IMP
Some of us could be complex computer programs living on a kick ass server
connected to an OC-12. Woo hoo! AIs make the best h4X0rs! ;)
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
> > f
Excerpts from linuxchix: 15-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] ICQ client by "kait
mahar"@hotmail.com
> Hi! I just downloaded everybuddy yesterday... I haven't messed with it
> enough yet to have exhausted all options, but is there some special
> way to add icq contacts? I've tried just typing in numbers,
This is more a topic for grrltalk or issues, but it matters not whether (as
someone stated not too long ago, and I must steal now) your gentalia points
inward or outward.
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
> > Rik
> >
>
> It really is very hard to decipher who is male and
> female b
#if Tania Morell
> It really is very hard to decipher who is male and
> female by their name. Some names are not so obvious.
> Sorry about this but if you had spelled your name with
> a 'c', I may have assumed one thing.
The name on my birth certificate is 'Richard Mark',
but I've been Rik since
Hey everyone, this needs to be moved to either issues or grrltalk...
Thanks!
Some of us could be complex computer programs living on a kick ass server
connected to an OC-12. Woo hoo! AIs make the best h4X0rs! ;)
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, srl wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania Morell wrote:
>
> >
Hey Shane, Tania,
I would have to be in agreement with you both. Gender has almost nothing
to do with anything. Especially on a mailing list. I always try to stick
with a first name, make's it feel a little more personal, and also try to
address the audience as 'all' instead of "Mr., Mrs., Ms.,
help!
is there anyone out there that knows how to read IE5 cookies using python.
i tried this approach but IE5 does not appear to have an environment
variable called HTTP_COOKIE.
--code--
import os, cgi, Cookie
c = Cookie.Cookie()
try:
c.load(os.environ["HTTP_COOKIE"])
except Ke
Subba Rao wrote:
> The cache_peer values have the following settings.
>
> cache_peer myhost.mydomain.com parent3128 3130 [proxy-only]
> cache_peer myhost1.mydomain.com sibling 3128 3130 [proxy-only]
> cache_peer myhost2.mydomain.com sibling 3128 3130 [proxy-only]
> cach
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
Excerpts from linuxchix: 15-Feb-100 [techtalk] reading cookies .. by
Tricia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> is there anyone out there that knows how to read IE5 cookies using python.
> i tried this approach but IE5 does not appear to have an environment
> variable called HTTP_COOKIE.
I don't know the answer
Unfortunately gender does matter. In 1972 I received a draft notice to go to
Viet Nam (lucky lottery winner...lol). Seems they misspelled my name. Being
(obviously) female did not matter and I had to have a genetic work up done
to prove that I was indeed a female. My birth certificate was not ac
Davida,
I don't want to understand you wrong: are you just kidding?
Or did it *really* happen like this?
Karl-Heinz
>> Original Message <<
On 15.02.00, 23:51:07, Davida Schiff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote regarding RE: [techtalk] career/family question:
> Unfortu
On 0, "Jenn V." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Subba Rao wrote:
>
> > The cache_peer values have the following settings.
> >
> > cache_peer myhost.mydomain.com parent3128 3130 [proxy-only]
> > cache_peer myhost1.mydomain.com sibling 3128 3130 [proxy-only]
> > cache_peer my
Karl,
It is all true. I was #8 in the lottery that no one wanted to win .My name
was listed as David A versus Davida. It was one big pain. BTW...while in
college when all my girl-friends were burning their bras (1972) I burnt my
draft notice. Lol
Davida
-Original Message---
Hey All,
Even if you could dispose of gender why would you want to? It seems to
me that in terms of dealing with each other as human beings that gender
plays an important part. Men and women have different ways of
communicating their points. It has often been my experience that getting
a 'women'
Harry,
The question still remains: If your name was misspelled and the government
thought you were female...Would you have to go through genetic testing (like
I had to) in order to prove you were male...or would your word be
enough...hmmm
Davida
-Original Message-
srl wrote:
>
> why does it matter who's male, female, or other? I'd have to say
> that one of my personal goals as a feminist is to have gender
> not matter at all... but some of you seem to feel differently.
> can you explain why?
>
> shane
>
Well, I was merely pointing out how difficult it i
>
> why does it matter who's male, female, or other? I'd have to say
> that one of my personal goals as a feminist is to have gender
> not matter at all... but some of you seem to feel differently.
> can you explain why?
>
> shane
I've also got to say that this goal is going to be very difficu
Hi again,
I read through all those sites you guys suggested I go to and found
this:
Incompatible modems include those that are
~Rockwell SoftK56
My modem is a K56 flex.
Bios tells me the modem's vendor number is 127A.. and an online PCI id
list I went to says that this vendor number implies tha
#if Davida Schiff
> Karl,
>
> It is all true. I was #8 in the lottery that no one wanted to win .My name
> was listed as David A versus Davida. It was one big pain. BTW...while in
> college when all my girl-friends were burning their bras (1972) I burnt my
> draft notice. Lol
>
> Davida
I know
"Tania M. Morell" wrote:
>
> why does it matter who's male, female, or other? I'd have to say
> that one of my personal goals as a feminist is to have gender
> not matter at all... but some of you seem to feel differently.
> can you explain why?
>
> shane
> I've also got to say that t
Hey Davida,
You are absolutely correct. The idea of having to go
thru genetic testing is absurd. Especially considering
if you trigger finger was missing you were sufficently
disabled not to have to go.
Harry
Quoting Davida Schiff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Harry,
>
> The question still remains:
Hey Tania,
Linux stores boot msgs by default. They are usually in
/var/log/messages. I don't want to be a pesimist but you
might just want to return or get a new modem. The
challenge can be fun but if it's an impossible task then
there is no reward.
Regards,
Harry
Quoting "Tania M. Morell" <[EMA
Excerpts from linuxchix: 15-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] 1st time add.. by
"Tania M. Morell"@shadow
> Well, being the stubborn person that I am, I'll probably still keep on
> trying to get this modem to run.
I've heard rumors of people getting linux drivers for winmodems from the
manufacturer...
> Do
Excerpts from linuxchix: 16-Feb-100 Re: [techtalk] career/famil.. by Rik
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I know someone called Rachel Hoare.
There's a synchronization construct called a Hoare monitor. Endless
amusement for a class of OS students who have been up too late.
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Linda Walsh wrote:
>
> No one is "equal" in every way with everyone else -- well, maybe genetic twins,
> but the difference between queen elizabeth and prince charles is probably less than
>the
> difference between the queen and a pygmy woman in africa.
I was going to say the same thing. G
Laurel Fan wrote:
> > Does anyone know how to make linux store a copy of the boot messages?
>
> try the dmesg command for the kernel boot messages. you can > that to a
> file if you want.
Redhat stores the boottime output to /var/log/dmesg.
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Welcome to the joys of beauracracy. I think the only better one is when the
system decides that you are deceased. Try convincing the US government that
you are, indeed, NOT dead.
Original Message Follows
From: Davida Schiff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "'[EMAIL
Coder wrote:
> There are 4 billion people on this planet, all unique.
Try 6 billion people, with around 4 billion in poverty.
--
Arjuna
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#if Linda Walsh
> Dunno if I want to do this...but...
>
> No one is "equal" in every way with everyone else [...]
Misquote from Python:
"You are ALL INDIVIDUALS !"
(moment's pause)
"I'm not ! ... and neither's my wife !"
[...]
> It'd by like rating on congeniality -- have you ever hear
Hi, sorry to be off topic.
My company has an opening for at least 2 pc support persons and I am disillusioned to
hear that no women have applied so far.
The job is primarily NT/Windows/pc apps support, dealing with in-house clients and
their pc upgrades or problems. The PC Support group does
On Tue, 15 Feb 2000, Tania M. Morell wrote:
> > why does it matter who's male, female, or other? I'd have to say
> > that one of my personal goals as a feminist is to have gender
> > not matter at all... but some of you seem to feel differently.
> > can you explain why?
> >
> > shane
>
> I've a
Allright, ive got something on topic for once... *grin*
ive been playing with OpenGL support under Linux/X with drivers for the
TNT/TNT2 working fine. However, I noticed that currently these drivers
do not support direct access to the acceleration hardware, so
performance
is incredibly low from
coder wrote:
> So, my questions is this: Does anyone have OpenGL support for direct
> hardware
> access in XFree86 or even a commercial product?
As far as I know, hardware 3D acceleration support will be included in
XFree86-4.0.
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Subba Rao wrote:
>
> Thanks for replying. Since I do not have caching peers, I deleted these
> tags from the config file and squid starts fine now. There are other config
> errors which can be tweaked as I go along.
Glad I could help. :)
> How does Squid keep track of the files being cached? H
Just wanted to say that I was reminded the hard way tonight that
its not always configuration that stops you from being able to setup
devices on your computer. I have been struggling for a month with
an external 56.6 modem, and could not get it. Minicom would let
me dial out with it as a 56.6 m
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