Hi Al l,
I have a question with regards to od. In Solaris, the command "od -c ."
will give ascii representation to the file names that are held by the
directory. In RH6.1 this same command does not work the same way. I have
to use the following "od -c *" which after reading the man page, gi
Hey---
I need to purchase a modem, preferably 56K. I don't need anything fancy,
just something that will work on Win and Linux. I was very suprised in
shopping at the local computer superstores that externals started at about
$150 US dollars, which is a definitely more than I am able to spend.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Phil Savoie wrote:
>I have a question with regards to od. In Solaris, the command "od -c ."
>will give ascii representation to the file names that are held by the
>directory. In RH6.1 this same command does not work the same way. I have
>to use the following "od -c *"
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 09:02:34 -0500 (EST), "Becky L. Norum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Hey--- I need to purchase a modem, preferably 56K. I don't need
>anything fancy, just something that will work on Win and Linux. I
>was very suprised in shopping at the local computer superstores that
>externa
I bought a 3com/US Robotics external for about $100 from Buy.com. It was
a little more than I wanted to spend too, but it works great and I'm glad
I got it.
Janice
> On Wed, 15 Mar 2000 09:02:34 -0500 (EST), "Becky L. Norum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Hey--- I need to purchase a modem, pre
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Excerpts from linuxchix: 15-Mar-100 od by Phil [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have a question with regards to od. In Solaris, the command "od -c ."
> will give ascii representation to the file names that are held by the
> directory. In RH6.1 this same command doe
#if Becky L. Norum
> Hey---
>
> I need to purchase a modem, preferably 56K. I don't need anything fancy,
> just something that will work on Win and Linux. I was very suprised in
> shopping at the local computer superstores that externals started at about
> $150 US dollars, which is a definitely
Hello,
Was wondering if anyone ran across this type of thing before and could give advice?
I made a NIS domain on our lan behind the firewall. I have ypserv running and ypbind
(on the server) is bound to the localhost. I have a client that pulls the information
off of the server. I wanted
Hi!
From: Margaret Leber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I think something must have *seriously* roached the listservs...they used to do
> that automagically. ...
Qmail + Ezmlm-idx. Everything you want - and always faster.
Ciao,
Rob
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Janice Lee wrote:
> I bought a 3com/US Robotics external for about $100 from Buy.com. It was
> a little more than I wanted to spend too, but it works great and I'm glad
> I got it.
The USR modems are well worth the extra cost for the peace of mind you get
from them. A tip h
Well, I personally own 3Com (USRobotics) Courier, which costs about
$170, and I
find it the best possible modem available for under $200. It has a flash
memory
and our Russian hackers (not to mix with crackers!) do their own flash
upgrades
for that modems which adds even more features and controls
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> Hey, could we all start putting the [grrltalk] and [techtalk] tags back in
> the subject line of each e-mail?
I think something must have *seriously* roached the listservs...they used to do
that automagically. Either that dweeb who flamed Deb so badly hacked the
lists
Hey, could we all start putting the [grrltalk] and [techtalk] tags back in
the subject line of each e-mail? I am stuck with micro$oft products at work
and have to rely on Outlook's ability to sort linuxchix e-mails into their
own folder by subject line :)
Thanks
-Sally
You can use the 'To:' field to properly sort Linuxchix email according
to topic. Although I'm using Outlook Express 5.0 on my Windows
partition, this should work in 4.0 also.
Chris Hargens
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