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Do you have relaying allowed in your sendmail.cf file? Be sure you don't allow promiscuous relaying if the server is to be connected to the 'net. Octalman

Well, | works (and is even useful sometimes) on MSDOS and PCDOS. But, I suppose M$ means WinDuhs to most folks these days ;-(( Check out Ruby (a true OO language). It uses | to enclose the argument of a do. Ruby runs on WinDuhs as well as *n*x. Octalman

Thanks for the reply, RhythmAce. In my configuration, SuSE Linux doesn't run DNS. Saves a lot of hassle and eliminates some (potential) security holes. That was part of what was confusing me because the ISP insisted that _I_ was causing the problem somehow, that he had "made no...

I have run sendmail on SuSE Linux successfully for almost three years (currently sendmail 8.11.1 on SuSE 7.1). About July 15, my ISP changed its e-mail handling to filter incoming mail through an offsite system. While I can still receive mail (from anywhere) and send mail to others within the...

If the X Windows autodetect can't recognize your video card, it uses a default configuration.  Since X doesn't recognize your card, you may be able to hand tune the modelines to get a more reasonable display, provided the Chrontel (or whatever) VDG can be handled by the X Windows SVGA...

I'm not sure I understand your question.  If you want to know how to obtain X 4.0, the one sure way is to download it from XFree86.org.  The source code is HUGE and may take hours to compile.  There may be compiled versions available -- anyone have...

You can symlink subdirectories in /root to subdirectories in another filesystem, say /home (/temp is a bad choice).<br><br>If speed is a concern (it shouldn't be for /root), you can make hard links instead of symbolic links. <p>Octalman<br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>

tjaeggi, check the thread with Mike Lacey, five pages back (partitioning a 9 GB drive) and the FAQ on this forum.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you have any problems, let me know. <p>Octalman<br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>

There are a number of problems with the i810 driver up through X Windows Version 4.0, but these should be fixed (mostly, if not completely) with 4.0.1. <p>Octalman<br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>

Almost.&nbsp;&nbsp;<b><FONT FACE=monospace><font color=red> \*\* </b></font></font> finds <b><FONT FACE=monospace><font color=red> ** </b></font></font> and <b><FONT FACE=monospace><font color=red> \*0\* </b></font></font> is just <b><FONT FACE=monospace><font color=red> *0* </b></font></font>...

Actually the site is <A HREF="http://www.mozilla.org" TARGET="_new">http://www.mozilla.org</A>, or <A HREF="ftp://ftp.mozilla.org" TARGET="_new">ftp.mozilla.org</A> for Mozilla source and/or binaries.<br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;As AndyBo states, Netscape also has a beta of Netscape 6 for...

Is there any particular reason you named the structure variable *n?&nbsp;&nbsp;I suspect you intend to use n as an array of x,y pairs, so why not just declare it?<br><br>Unless you are doing something esoteric, you don't need to &quot;read&quot; the structure, just use pointers:<FONT...

I &quot;think&quot; so.&nbsp;&nbsp;The kernel notes have some wisdom about the kernel code evading known problems with VIA (and other) mobo chipsets.<br><br>I installed Red Hat 5.2 and SuSE 6.2 directly from CDROM.&nbsp;&nbsp;No problem, though I had to give up on RH because they didn't have a...

Mike,<br><br>Saw this link, <A HREF="http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html" TARGET="_new">http://www.o2.net/~gromitkc/winmodem.html</A> on WinModems, in case you are still thinking trying to make your WinModem work.&nbsp;&nbsp;Lot of good info on the page.<br><br>OTOH, I have a USRobotics...

Yes, you can turn off autodetect, but I forget how.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you can't find the HOWTO, let me know. <p>Octalman<br><a href=mailto: > </a><br><a href= > </a><br>

There have been some issues with VIA chipsets, but I'm running a K6-III/400 with a VIA chipset.&nbsp;&nbsp;This is a replacement for the first mobo, which had problems with the L2 cache.&nbsp;&nbsp;Note that not all VIA mobo setups are equal.&nbsp;&nbsp;This one doesn't use all the VIA chips the...

The S3 Trio driver has some serious bugs (at least for Trio 64V2) in X Windows versions 3.3.5 and 3.3.6.&nbsp;&nbsp;A release for version 3.3.7 is planned, but there isn't a target date set.<br><br>I doubt that you are using X version 4.0, but if you are, 4.0.1 (release planned sometime within...

Yup.&nbsp;&nbsp;When you run out of inodes, it's either clean up or reformat.<br><br>fenris,<br><br>As Mike says, the inode describes a file.&nbsp;&nbsp;But inodes are made up of fixed-size structures that don't contain the file name or any directory structure information.&nbsp;&nbsp;That is why...

Sure, you could mount the new drive to /home, but first you would have to umount the drive already mounted there.&nbsp;&nbsp;I suspect that would defeat your purpose, though.&nbsp;&nbsp;The problem is that you can't have two same-level sub-directories with the same name under a common parent...

No problem, fenris.&nbsp;&nbsp;Like AndyBo says, plug it in and check to see if the kernel recognizes the drive (/hdb or whatever).&nbsp;&nbsp;If it does, you're almost home.&nbsp;&nbsp;Set up your mount point(s) - I call mine /dos (clever, huh?&nbsp;&nbsp;You can name it anything you want that...