Redhat7.1 Questions
djc
djc2 at pacbell.net
Sun Sep 16 19:51:26 EDT 2001
Thanks Janina for your response and I'm really pleased with my linux and
how well it's gone for us here. It's now running like clockwork. Thanks for
every ones help. I probably will have further questions but so far I am
quite pleased.
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On 9/16/01 at 1:27 PM Janina Sajka wrote:
>Hi, Don:
>
>The Redhat component that you see during the installation is really sort
>of a form that collects your preferences. When it installs the various
>linux components, it then uses your preferences to write appropriate
>values in various configuration files. Once you reboot at the end of the
>installation, those settings will be in effect. Thereafter, you will not
>need to reboot in order to change to other preferences. There are ways to
>restart portions of the linux system without rebooting the entire system.
>
>
>In general, you'll find that you almost never need to reboot linux--unlike
>that other OS where rebooting is the norm. In fact, rebooting is so rare
>on linux, that many of us take pride in high uptime numbers. To get a
>sense of what that is, type 'uptime' as root and check out the stats on
>how long your system has been up. As I write this, I have gone to my
>office linux system where I find it has been up for 11 days running. Hmmm,
>only 11 days? Must have been some kind of electrical problem there! Oh,
>no, wait, I remember, I installed a piece of hardware and didn't want to
>that with the machine running! <grin>
>
>I cannot help you with ICQ, but I see from my mailbox that others are
>addressing that question.
>
>
> On Sat, 15 Sep 2001, djc
>wrote:
>
>> Question about their fire wall first. When we set it to medium or high
or
>> none does the change take effect right away or do we have to log off
>linux
>> and back on? Also we're having quite a bit of trouble with the icq
>servers
>> keeping connection. We're trying micq which I like and have used before
>> under slackware. It keeps dropping the connection but the adsl
connection
>> here is good and stable. It could be their servers but any thoughts
would
>> be appreciated.
>>
>> Msn or mailto:djc2 at pacbell.net
>>
>> I C Q Number is: 4781694
>>
>>
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