hey folks,
I hate to ask such a general question, but I am looking to by an IDE CD
writer/rewriter and all the ones mentioned on the Hardware Compatiblity
HOWTO are kind of outdated, and hard to find for sale. I am leaning
towards a Ricoh, Phillips or
maybe an HP ,hoping to spend downwards of $2
I've finally gotten around to setting up sound on my laptop but i've hit
a little problem.
After rebuilding kernel( 2.2.1) & MAKEDEV'ing audio i was
a psyched girl when cd's played fine. After confirming that a
standard audio cd worked, I
popped in a CDR with some MP3's on it-fired up mpg123
Thanks to everyone for the advice, looks like I have to set some time
aside and try to figure out what I did wrong.
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Dan Nguyen & a few other wonderful people wrote:
> Either you don't have permissions to write to /dev/dsp, or you don't
> have sound installed properly.
n
I recently got a cable modem installed in my apartment, and
now I have to make this sharable amongst my computers and my boyfriends.
The modem is connected to a machine running FreeBSD 4. I'm using '@home'
and I am able to connect just lovely using dhcp. I have an additional
NIC that is detected
A project I'm working on requires me to set up some
mailing lists and I decided to go with Mailman.
The CGI's are working great, but I am having some problems with
the mail end of things.
A user can sign up for lists, they are sent their confirmation.
When they reply to their confirmation it d
On Wed, 9 Aug 2000, Aaron Malone wrote:
Thanks for the swift reply!
> Have you looked at the mail logs on the server where mailman is installed
> to see what's happening to this mail? That would be the first place I'd
> look, to see if the mail is actually being delivered correctly.
here's
.9.3) with ESMTP id JAA03242;
Thu, 10 Aug 2000 09:42:01 -0400
Received: from gundam.x.com (IDENT:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[127.0.0.1])
by gundam.x.com (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id JAA03220
for <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Thu, 10 Aug 2000 09:39:50 -0400
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2000 09
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, JLG wrote:
I think I've figuered out thatMailman is using cron to send out its
messages. How can I make the job run more frequently?
in /home/mailman/cron there are the following files:
checkdbs crontab.in gate_news mailpasswds nightly_gzip paths.py
paths.pyc qr
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, JLG wrote:
Hey Folks,
I think I just solved my own problem...sorry that
last message was so incoherant but i was trying to dash it off quickly
so the other sysadmin wouldn't catch me :) !
(new job!)
Jen
> On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, JLG wrote:
>
> I think I&#
Is there a free/open implementation of AOL's Instant
Messanging Server? I think it uses their own protocol called
TIK/TOC. I've searched
freshmeat and
linuxberg and was able to find a transparent
AIM to IRC gateway (aimirc) but nothing that was pure
AIM.
Just thought I'd inquire because I hav
I've got a samba server and need to give full
rwx privs to all the admins at my job.
I tried setting:
admin users= admin1's username, admin2's username, admin3's username
in [global] but it did not have the desired effect. I had seen this
done in one of the example scripts that samba comes with
On Wed, 30 Aug 2000, moira wrote:
I was looking for a server not a client.
I'm a huge fan of gaim, and everyine here at my office seems to like IM,
but we don't want to rely on AOL's servers, additionally we'd like the
privacy of one on our internal network.
> haven't used it but my boy seems to
My Umax Actionbook has run Debian, NetBSD and now FreeBSD
happily. Additionally I have a Fuji Lifebook 635 running Debian
that has been problem free. (no small feat considering the cd-rom
and floppy live in the docking station)
And to round out my own *nix laptop experiences I'll give a
heart
I have two clusters of web servers that I need to set up a
VPN between. Each server has 2 nics: eth0 has a public address
eth1 has a private address,192.168.x.x
Here's a (crummy) illustration
192.168.1.170 eth1 -WWWSERVER1- eth0 AAA.BBB.CCC.170 (public)
On Wed, 2 May 2001, Neale Green wrote:
Neale,
Thanks for the quick reply, yes there are plans for a firewall.
This is my first Linux VPN though and at first I went full throttle into
FreesWan and things didn't quite work so I am stepping back and
approaching this in these steps:
1. Nothing wil
Did you build everything yourself, or apt-get apache-ssl?
Is the user your web server runs as (www-data on my Progeny box)
able to write to the error.log specified in yout httpd.conf?
Been down this road and trying to help,
Jen
On Mon, 21 May 2001, Michelle Murrain wrote:
> On Monday 21 May
I've set up a few 1+0 on some db servers, but I've used my
scsi controller's bios to create the actual raid, simply making a raid 1
then a 0 on top of it (or was it the other way around?) did the trick.
Installing Linux was the same as installing it on a single disk.
Jen
On Mon, 21 May 2001,
I'm not sure about yellowdog's distro but mac/linux dual boot can
definetely be done. I was a total virgin to linux on a mac before i bought
my titanium, and I thought osx was a little limiting. Additionally I
didn't want to lose the functionality of the dvd player (can't get this
to work with
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