[techtalk] Squid vs Browser cache

2000-02-19 Thread Subba Rao
I have installed Squid on my system. How do I set the browser to not cache any file and use Squid's cache instead? This will also prove my Squid's caching cofiguration to me. Thank you for any pointers. Subba Rao [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pws.prserv.net/truemax/ => Time is relative. Here is a

Re: [techtalk] Squid vs Browser cache

2000-02-19 Thread jenn
Subba Rao wrote: > > I have installed Squid on my system. How do I set the > browser to not cache any file and use Squid's cache > instead? This will also prove my Squid's caching cofiguration > to me. It depends on the browser, but it's called 'proxy'. In Netscape: Edit menu Pr

Re: [techtalk] Squid vs Browser cache

2000-02-19 Thread Subba Rao
On 0, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Subba Rao wrote: > > > > I have installed Squid on my system. How do I set the > > browser to not cache any file and use Squid's cache > > instead? This will also prove my Squid's caching cofiguration > > to me. > > It depends on the browser, but it's called 'pr

Re: [techtalk] X Mail client recommendations

2000-02-19 Thread Karolina Lindqvist
Telsa Gwynne wrote: > I love it. But when looking about for new mailers, so many people ask > "X-based" that I wonder: what am I missing? The ability for pictures > to be displayed inside emails (as opposed to next to them, in mutt, > sometimes)? A little diagram of my inbox with icons? What? I

Re: [techtalk] Squid vs Browser cache

2000-02-19 Thread jenn
Subba Rao wrote: > > On 0, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Subba Rao wrote: > > > > > > I have installed Squid on my system. How do I set the > > > browser to not cache any file and use Squid's cache > > > instead? This will also prove my Squid's caching cofiguration > > > to me. > > > > It depends

Re: [techtalk] X Mail client recommendations

2000-02-19 Thread Andrew Plumb
On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Dan McGarry wrote: [deletia] > This brings up a very important (to me) point: I like to keep *all* my > messages, and I'd love to be able to access them programmtically in the > future, in order to process and index them, then write a search interface > for them. Hi Dan, >Fr

[techtalk] Differences between linux distributions

2000-02-19 Thread Tania M. Morell
Hi all, I've used Berkeley unix and SunOS for years at my university but not linux. I use Mandrake at work and RedHat intermittently at home but I've yet to understand the differences between them.. Maybe I haven't used them long enough to figure it out, or maybe I'm stupid. What are the main d

Re: [techtalk] Differences between linux distributions

2000-02-19 Thread Jenn V.
"Tania M. Morell" wrote: > > Hi all, > > I've used Berkeley unix and SunOS for years at my university but not > linux. I use Mandrake at work and RedHat intermittently at home but I've > yet to understand the differences between them.. Maybe I haven't used > them long enough to figure it out, o

Re: [techtalk] Differences between linux distributions

2000-02-19 Thread moebius
Hey Tania, Jenn, The differences are large which is probably why you haven't seen them stated before. Essentially what it boils down to are two things. File System Standards and packaging. For example, RedHat uses it own standard that is somewhat complient with the proposed FSSTND and Caldera us

Re: [techtalk] Differences between linux distributions

2000-02-19 Thread Dan Nguyen
On Sat, Feb 19, 2000 at 09:39:20PM -0500, Tania M. Morell wrote: > I've used Berkeley unix and SunOS for years at my university but not > linux. I use Mandrake at work and RedHat intermittently at home but I've > yet to understand the differences between them.. Maybe I haven't used > them long en

[techtalk] kdevelop

2000-02-19 Thread Raven Brooke
I'm still unable to get kdevelop to find the (altready installed) debugger. Can anyone out there help with this? Thanks, rav3n Raven Brooke 1:01am up 2 min, 1 user, load average: 0.98, 0.38, 0.14 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org