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Using this script "service xinetd restart; date >> /stat; cat /proc/`pidof xinetd`/stat >> /stat" I got this info: Fri Nov 21 09:22:37 CST 2003 16181 (xinetd) S 1 16181 16181 0 -1 64 27 0 125 0 1 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 32568451 2076672 211 4294967295 134512640 134659160 3221223792...

...blah postfix/pickup [xxxxx]: warning: connect #y to sybsystem public/cleanup: Connection Refused There are MANY of these messages, all with different [x] and connect #y numbers. I did "chown -R postfix:postfix /var/spool/postfix/*" Any suggestions? Thanks, Emory

I found that a few minutes after I posted. Also added "sleep 2" between the commands to give prog1 time to stabilize. sleep.exe is from the NT reskit. Thanks :-D Emory

If you have access to the UNIX box, try dos2unix. It's in most distros. There is probably a version for Win also. And probably in perl. HTH, Emory

I need to start 2 progs at once. A cmd file containing rem start cmd file prog1.exe prog2.exe rem end cmd file or rem start cmd file prog1.exe & prog2.exe rem end cmd file doesn't do it. prog2.exe won't start until prog1.exe ends and both progs need to run simultaneously. I'm sure I'm...

Did the script come from dos/win? If so, it has carriage returns along with linefeeds. linux/unix only uses linefeeds. Find a dos2unix util and run it on the script.

I seem to remember seeing a Diskscript or AppleScript that could be placed on the Desktop and when a folder was dragged to it, it would create a disk image of that folder. Anyone know where I might find such a thing? Thanks, Emory

Burn an ISO CD on the PC. The Mac can read it but it won't be an HFS CD so there won't be any resource forks, etc. Most docs will work fine. Almost no apps will work though. I haven't seen a PC CD burner that supports Mac CDs. Funny; Macs can burn CDs that work fine on either platform.

A friend uses an old dbase app and does not have the .prg file. Is there any way to decompile the .exe? The sales tax is wrong and whoever wrote and compiled the prog died.

There is a program called rawrite.exe that runs under DOS that will write the .img file to a floppy. Search google for rawrite.

Try Webmin. www.webmin.com Built into Mandrake and RH (I think).

Do you have a USB mouse and/or kbd that you could connect to the machine along with the PS/2 devices? Hopefully, the machine will load drivers for them and then you could get to the control panel, delete the PS/2 devices and re-install them. Remember to turn on USB support in the BIOS.

Do you have a setting for router in the Mac's tcp control panel? It should be the same as the local ip on the NT box. Also, some gimpy NT proxy servers use 8080, 1080 or some other xx80 port for the internal connection. And, as MatthewA said, uncheck "load only when needed" in the...

You will likely need the configurator from 3Com. It sets the IO Addr and IRQ.

Just another vote for Postfix. It works nicely.

We just installed ScriptLogic and found it to be the best part of W2K that M$ left out. http://www.scriptlogic.com/eng/home.asp HTH

oops! You have postgres instead of mysql. Try this instead. ftp://opennms.org/pub/mirrors/postgresql/odbc/download.html

Hopefully, you have M$ Access available on the NT box. If so, look at http://www.iserver.com/support/virtual/mysql/odbc/ HTH!

Is it a 3c509? If so, get the M$DOS based configurator from 3Com and set the card for NON-PNP, port 300, IRQ 10. Then in LinuxConf, add those parameters to the NIC. The 509s were early PNP that didn't always work as advertised. Good luck!

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