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I cannot seem to view Japanese subject lines or messages bodys when accessing mail through OWA. Even when I'm using a native japanese OS, not just an imput method. I've also made sure that the browser default language is Japanese and that the default encoding is Japanese. However, the messages...

I mean, that I am already able to resolve names to the internet without having the dns entry in the "hosts" field of the nsswitch.conf file. So, what in my system is telling my applications to look in the resolv.conf file for dns resolutions when I have not specified to do so?

I have nis master configured on my machine running Solaris 8, and when looking in /etc/nsswitch.conf which I copied from /etc/nsswitch.nis, I see I have no entries for dns next to hosts. I only have nis next to hosts. My question is how am i able to connect to internet if I have only nis entry...

it is a 64 bit sun blade 100. I think it has a sparc 2 500 chip. Well, It appears that there are no binary versions already built for Sol 8----64 bit. I have clearly seen this on the gnu site. As far as compiling one goes, I can't compile anything unless I have an initial complier installed...

when I unarchived the gcc, it created a root directory in my user folder. Inside the root, there was a user and inside that was a local folder. Inside that local was a bin and include and lib and so on. I assumed that I needed to move the files with in those folders to the corresponding folders...

I have tried a few already. Most recently, I tried 2.95.2 from the link posted by AyJayCee above. After unarchiving, I moved the files into the respective folders. I then tried to compile a version of WU-FTP and I get these internal compiler errors -9 and -11 encountered. This is as close as I...

so, Sun does not package cc with their OS. It must be bought separately, right? So, I tried to install GCC on my sparc solaris 8.0, but I can't, because I need to enable a compiler, either gcc or cc in my path in order to accomplish the task; according to GNU website. How do I get around this...

The routing table is used to specify static routes to networks other than those known by the computer (ie. from 172.16.8.0 ->>>>> 10.0.0.1 if your computer IP address is in the 172.16.8.0 network). The tables are looked up before the packet is sent out through the default gateway. You can find...