case 'B': printf ("1011"); break;
case 'C': printf ("1100"); break;
case 'D': printf ("1101"); break;
case 'E': print
in the case of JAVA) is that your interfaces
are universal (to a certain extent, of course). What you need to determine is
what it is you need most: flexibility, or performance.
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of the concepts that are taken for
granted by people that don't deal with system admin issues, mostly system
architecture, and a more in-depth look at how things work.
"Daemons! Oh no! We gotta spray it with Holy Water! Quick!"
"PPP? Can I connect to AOL with it?"
does
> > not automatically dwiddle the FAT table or directory tree
> > of a piece of media while _reading_ it.
>
> Ok, dear R.,
>
> what are you trying to tell us?
>
> I am not telling the truth?
>
Well, I for one have experienced the same thing as Karl-Heinz.
een used to ease and optimize the management
of processes by simply running a script that in turn runs additional scripts
to fire up or shut down processes assigned to run at each level. The scripts
used to do this can be found in /etc/rc.d/init.d and /etc/rc.d/rc?.d. For
more information on t
OK, quick kill tutorial...
> Simple question (I hope):
>
> Why is it '-9' exactly? Are there different kill levels or something? What if
> I typed 'Kill -1'? Just curious, and I doubt I would have the know-how to
> find that exact answer in the man pages ;)
Different programs in Linux (or any u
translations specified for
your terminal, while going directly to the keyboard. This is also the
reason why you can't redirect input to some of these programs either,
for example a getty.
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rosoft software!
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h are running on
the same host, guess what is the name the admin tool uses to find the IP
address of the host where the database server runs on? Yes, "localhost".
Hope this helps.
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nd you should be
able to reach netscape too. Also, Let's see what your routes are.
Please post them to the forum. You can see your routes this with the command:
route -n
Additionally, let's see what your DNS configuration is. Please post the
contents of the /etc/resolv.conf fi
Ooops!
> ping berkeey.edu
should read:
ping berkeley.edu
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an a library with a predefine set of widgets
(window object) that are easier to use than if you go directly to th XLib.
Hope this clarifies some of the issues.
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tc/resolv.conf does affect the way host names are looked up. I never
tinker with /etc/nsswitch.conf.
Anybody has different experiences?
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consults
linuxchix.org, that name is not resolved by 192.168.1.1 so the next thing
the name server does is ask 207.135.224.247 for the name. The last line
has the IP address of yet another name server to consult in case the name
in question is not resolved by either of the first two name servers
t a year to figure out what the problem
was, and it didn't get cured by upgrading to 6.0. I had to reinstall the
whole thing from scratch.
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pd in Linux to allow sharing of
files by clients?
Any suggestions are very much appreciated.
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> Excerpts from linuxchix: 14-Dec-99 Re: [techtalk] truncated fi.. by
> "Theresa Radke"@corelcit
> > Ok, I changed the mount for c drive to vfat, and it fixed the
> > truncation issue, but now c drive is not automatically mounted
> > in my file manager on boot.
>
> What is in your /etc/fstab?
>
t to use a different SMTP server, maybe
the one in your company, through which you are getting the connection.
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assword UNSCRAMBLED over the connection. Anybody sniffing your
line could catch your password and account name, and then who knows
what they might do?
I don't know exactly how it works, but secure pop provides for a secure
mechanism of transmitting these data items, and possibly the content of
the
> Doesn't quite help though. The cable connection I have at home is
> roadrunner, and like I said, I will probably cancel it sometime since I
> have a free dialup through work. The dialup through work is actually a
> watered-down AOL account - it uses AOL's network but not the client, and
> has
ferent than the SMTP
server it uses to send mail. I do this myself all the time.
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is used to separate filename
segments and cannot be associated with a "*". Thus to find all files with
metacharacters in their names we need to issue two commands:
find . -name '*\**' -print
find . -name '.*\**' -print
Hope this helps understand
I suggest you check Informix (tm). It's really good, solid, easy
to use, and the Linux developer distro is free (at least a while
back). Check out:
http://www.informix.com
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I have a few words to add to the LILO/NT/LINUX thread. I just finished
configuring 4 DELL laptop workstations with both NT 4.0 and Redhat 6.1.
The first one was a pain in the you-know-where. The rest went as easy
as could be.
Like Caitlyn said, NT thinks it's the only thing in the world, so it
> What is RTFM? If it's not too much trouble?
Read The Fing Manual!!!
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> I am using Red Hat 6.1 and was wondering if there's there a way to boot
> directly into gnome without having to log in (anywhere). I am setting up
> the PC for my mom and need it to be very user friendly.
Log in as root. Edit the file /etc/inittab. Change the line that reads:
id:3:initde
> > My problem is that I'm looking for "eth0" under /dev but it's not
> > there. I compared with work and it isn't under /dev/ either so I'm
> > assuming it shouldn't be there. So how do I configure a nic?
>
> Network interfaces don't get /dev entries.
>
> > And can
> > someone explain where li
Helena,
I recommend you go with Dell. I have 6 engineers with either Insprion
7500 or 5000 laptops, running dual boot systems, either WinNT or 98
with Red Hat 6.1 or 6.2. Dell computers provides great support and
they make available the device drivers necessary for their specific
hardware, so
> I will probably have to get it shipped from UK, since I don't
> know where any Dell dealers are locally to Copenhagen (where I
> am now) - so maybe that makes it more risky to get a refurbished
> one, as sending off for repairs is more trouble.
Dell does not have retail dealers. Dell machines
> Will someone please clue me in on the "core" files that show up in
> many of my directories. What are they? Where do they come from?
Core files are memory dumps from programs that crash. These files are
usually used further by a programer using a debugger to figure out
what went wrong with
For some odd reason, the device file (/dev/) that drives my tape unit
dissappeared and my backups are no longer working. I need to create it
again but I am at a loss as to how to proceed. Can anyone help?
Samantha
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> Does anyone know how to restrict users on a RHL 6.0 box from being able to
> actually login? I know this sounds strange, but hear me out. I have this
> new mailserver up, and I want people to be able to POP to it to retrieve
> mail, but not anything else. I had thought the way to do this was
Muralidhara N wrote:
> I am user of linux since from 15 months but i am new to
> administaration. I installed 6.2 version of RedHat Linux in my
> system along with X-window. It is working pretty good.
>
> My problem is that if compile a c program. It compile the
> program but it is n
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