For netscape try looking in /opt as well, some distros I think might put it there too,
which would explain why it isn't in the path. To let it be found in the path, 'ln -s
/usr/bin/netscape' should work or wherever you prefer it.
April
Nicole Zimmerman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I can't *f
I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to email a webcam snapshot via
a crontab entry. I have the entry done and it works, but 'mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] < webcam.jpg' results that account receiving a garbled
mess instead of an image. (Yes, I know the mess -is- the image).
Is there any way to s
#if GeekGrrl
> I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to email a webcam snapshot via
> a crontab entry. I have the entry done and it works, but 'mail
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] < webcam.jpg' results that account receiving a garbled
> mess instead of an image. (Yes, I know the mess -is- the image).
>
> Is there any way to send this as an attachment so it does not get so
> garbled? Can pine work in a one-line command without invoking the whole
> program?
I think you want mpack. It will MIME encode a file and then mail it
off.
Jeramia
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I know that's what I did on my box at home (link wherever netscape was
to /usr/local/bin/netscape), but I think what happened here is that I
installed all of the base/shared files but didn't install an actual
version of netscape with executables and all that... :o)
As far as the font problem g
After trying uuencode and trying mpack (after digging it up), mpack works
better for me. :)
Thank you, everyone, for your time and suggestions!
On Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Jeramia Ory wrote:
> > Is there any way to send this as an attachment so it does not get so
> > garbled? Can pine work in a one-li
On Fri, Mar 24, 2000 at 04:03:13PM -0400, Lisa Dickson wrote:
> hmm, RTFM? resist trying funny man? :-)
Uh, yeah. ;)
>
> I'm IT Univ student trying to explore unknown territory--Linux. Time
> considerations impinge (reading the manual for example) so I thought I would
> try to ascertain a "ge
I'm trying to work on a clients machines. All are basic RH6.1 gnome
workstation installs (ftp and nfs added) I'n telneting into the main
machine without any problems. But when I try to get to the second
machine, sometimes it allows, sometimes I get the "connection refused"
errors. Sometimes I'l
Hi,
I would look at your physical transport layer...cables, nic, hub...
Good Luck.
Michelle
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Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 12:35 PM
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Subject: [techtalk] telnet connections
Hi Lisa,
May I recommend an excellent "take you by the hand and walk you down the
garden path" book. It is called UNIX Shells by Example by Ellie
Quigley. This book does C, bourne, korn, awk, sed, and grep. There are a
multitude of "example" snippits with line by line explanation of each
Hi all. I have been reading this list for about a month, and finally got
the nerve to try to install RedHat 6.1. So far so good, except, I can't get
my NIC card to work. It is a Lynksys LNE100tx. I found the tulip module,
it seems to be in the right place (per what I have read on the net). I
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
[SNIP]
> I installed both xfs and xfstt. In /etc/X11/xfs/config, I changed
^^^
> default-point-size to = 75 (it was something like 120 before) and my
> default-resolutions to 60,60,75,75 (they were 75,75,100,100), but n
> If this is similar to my /etc/X11/fs/config then what order are your
> font directories listed? Is the 100dpi directory listed before the
> 75dpi directory ? If so try swapping them around.
I'll try that, thanks :o) On my home machine (where the fonts are smaller)
it's that way (100dpi before
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