Actually, I posted here AFTER having hunted through the archives for three
and a half hours...
After not finding anything that seemed to address my problem, I resorted to
posting to the list...
I am, as you said, unfamilar to the UNIX environment...I've only been working
with it about a month, now...
And, as you can probably tell, I don't post that often unless I have a
problem that I can't find any help for anywhere else...
At any rate, thank you for actually pointing me to a date, rather than simply
saying "Look at the archives, lamer" The unfortunate bit is that I don't
have root access, so I'll have to talk to the server's admin about it...
Thanks again,
-Praetor
In a message dated 3/19/00 1:05:06 AM Central Standard Time,
dkoepke@california.com writes:
> This is _not_ a CircleMUD related question, and has a lot to do with your
> being unfamiliar with the UNIX environment. In addition, it seems to get
> almost weekly play, here, so USE THE ARCHIVES[1]. In fact, check Mar 12,
> 2000 for this thread:
>
> [Off Topic] how to fix Mandrake's coredump prob.
>
> Which covered multiple solutions to your "problem", and which is not
> necessarily Mandrake or Linux specific.
>
> -dak
>
> [1] Wondering where the archives are? --------.
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