I found it by clicking on the contents tab, then packages/programs,
then /usr/share/doc/packages, then XF86.
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Corvin Russell
Corvin Russell wrote:
I found it by clicking on the contents tab, then packages/programs, then /usr/share/doc/packages, then XF86.
Interesting, I wonder what Suse version you are using? I have 7.1 For some reason, the html pages for XF86 are located at file:/usr/share/doc/susehilf/XFree86 which has no apparent link from the main Suse help-center _______________________ Christopher R. Carlen Sr. Laser/Optical Tech. Sandia National Labs
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Corvin Russell wrote:
I found it by clicking on the contents tab, then packages/programs, then /usr/share/doc/packages, then XF86.
Interesting, I wonder what Suse version you are using? I have 7.1
For some reason, the html pages for XF86 are located at file:/usr/share/doc/susehilf/XFree86
which has no apparent link from the main Suse help-center
_______________________ Christopher R. Carlen Sr. Laser/Optical Tech. Sandia National Labs
Try entering this in Konqueror or Netscape: "http://localhost:80". For me, this brings up the help system at http://localhost:80/sdb/en/html/index.html.
From there, I chose "List of Articles" -- XFree stuff at the bottom.
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Ed Harrison wrote:
Try entering this in Konqueror or Netscape: "http://localhost:80".
For me, this brings up the help system at http://localhost:80/sdb/en/html/index.html.
From there, I chose "List of Articles" -- XFree stuff at the bottom.
How on earth did you discover that magical incantation? Paul Abrahams
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How on earth did you discover that magical incantation?
Paul Abrahams
I read somewhere on this list or maybe on the apache site, to review /etc/httpd/httpd.conf. Somewhere in there it said it would "Listen 80". Since I already knew that webmin listened to port 10000 and cups admin listens to 631, I thought I would try localhost:80 and up popped the SuSE help stuff. Just luck I guess. Ed Harrison broadcasting on ----/ / _ ---/ / (_)__ __ ____ __ --/ /__/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / -/____/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\ by SuSE(6.4), Kernel 2.4.2, X 4.0.3 or Warp 4, FP12 or Windows98 (running in vmware 2.0.3 for fun) PolarBarMailer 1.1.19a with IBM JDK 1.1.8
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Ed Harrison wrote:
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on Fri, 27 Apr 2001 20:23:20 -0400 How on earth did you discover that magical incantation?
Paul Abrahams
I read somewhere on this list or maybe on the apache site, to review /etc/httpd/httpd.conf.
Somewhere in there it said it would "Listen 80". Since I already knew that webmin listened to port 10000 and cups admin listens to 631, I thought I would try localhost:80 and up popped the SuSE help stuff. Just luck I guess.
Port 80 is the standard http port, it should work just fine without the :80 Regards Ole
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How on earth did you discover that magical incantation?
Paul Abrahams
Oh, I forgot to add that I downloaded and installed the sdb update from the ftp site. It even has current stuff from 7.1 (I only have 6.4 installed, with many additions from 7.0). Ed Harrison broadcasting on ----/ / _ ---/ / (_)__ __ ____ __ --/ /__/ / _ \/ // /\ \/ / -/____/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\ by SuSE(6.4), Kernel 2.4.2, X 4.0.3 or Warp 4, FP12 or Windows98 (running in vmware 2.0.3 for fun) PolarBarMailer 1.1.19a with IBM JDK 1.1.8
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Christopher R. Carlen
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