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it shoudln't matter wether you have KDE or GNOME installed as long as you have the libraries for whatever toolkit you use (the most common being QT and GTK+).

I personally prefer QT and the...

just a few pointers.. (;))

Unlike pointers, you must immediately initialize a reference:



Also remember that you can't use an operator to operate on the reference like you can do with...

You're probably using devfs. In devfs the device names for tty are called vc and they're listed in the directory /dev/vc/

so allowing logins only from vc number one, is accomplished by
adding......

If you truly want to learn UNIX I would suggest one of the BSD's or Slackware Linux and preferably good book on UNIX System Administration. But get ready for a long period of sleepless nights ;)
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This only writes to the boot sector of the PARTITION, not the master boot record (MBR). Change the line to /dev/hda and it should work.

I assume you're talking about an ASP-script that handles data sent from an "HTML form" like..

<form action="yourscript.asp" ...>
...
</form>


The unix server that hosts your site probably...

I'll try answering these questions but I don't consider myself an expert user, rather an intermediate, so don't trust me blindly ;)

1) There's obvously a problem in how you've setup your...

How many disks do you have? Where are the windows partitions
located ? Without these questions answered it's hard to give you an exact answer but the lilo.conf file _might_ look something along...

I use IP-tables, getting quite comfortable with it now :)

I use the SSHd from www.ssh.com and SSH handles the "randomness stuff" invisibly so I'm not sure about OpenSSH (which I assume you use?)

So here's , maybe not an exact answer to your question but...

Most laptops should work great with Linux (?). I have a Compaq presario 12XL202 and everything but the winmodem works, check out www.Linux-On-Laptops.com (http://www.linux-on-laptops.com) for...

aha, thanks for the reply :)

I have also seen route entries that has a route to itself (not the 127.0.0.1 adress). Say my IP-adress on the Internet is 123.45.67.89, a route will then look like...

Good day :)

I recently checked some stuff on my gateway and discovered what I believe is an unneeded route entry.

# route -n
Kernel IP routing table
Destination Gateway Genmask ...

If you're using Linux you can look under the option "File systems" at the kernel configuration menu. There you'll find file systems that can be used as native (for example ext2, Xia, reiserFS...),...

it's 'umount' without the 'n'.

Don't ask me why :)

no problem :)

By the way, you can specify any program as your 'shell'.
For example if you want to let your mail user change his/her password you could do this:

# useradd -s /usr/bin/passwd...

Hi vbs

1. You create them as you would do with a 'normal' account, with one exception.

# useradd -s /bin/false McLachlan

The -s option specifies what shelll McLachlan should have. But we...

Try to see if you can find "xwmconfig" in /etc/X11/bin/. This program should do the trick..

Are you completely sure you have ipchains installed and running? If SuSE is using a 2.4 kernel chances are it's using iptables.

Run lsmod too see if the ipchains module is loaded. Or use iptables...

First, I've never used Solaris but I believe most of what can be done in Linux also applies to Solaris. Correct me if I'm wrong.

This solution is just a theory I have, never tried it out so if...

You might want to try out djbdns (http://cr.yp.to/djbdns.html) as well.

Install: http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/install.html
FAQ: http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/faq.html

Happy DNS:ing :)

EDIT: Ops,...

A good idea might be to temporarily remove the hard disk and do the installation on another (=with more memory) computer. I believe later linux distributions requires a little more than 4 MB RAM :)
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thank you very much for that informative reply.
Yes I've realized it's too much work for so little :)

But I'll do some benchmarking anyway just to test (just downloaded IOZone). Any...

personally I don't use the info-pages so i removed them, probably just saved a few megs but that's at least something :)

just now I actually did a check on my own /usr partition and noticed some...

I have some questions regarding disk perfomance, and what I can do to make it just a little (or much :)) more faster.

From what I've heard the first partitions will be faster than the later ones...