Recent content by leehinkleman

Can anyone recommend an all purpose card reader for Windows 95b? I had an Apacer Compact Flash reader that worked fine in Windows 95b, but I sent that reader, and Coolpix 775 camera, overseas to a lady who ties trout flies for me. The camera was stolen from her, and I might ask for the reader...

Problem was solved when I switched ISPs.

Thanks for your reply. KPPP doesn't seem to have a 'check carrier line' option, but does have a 'customize pppd arguments' option, which allowed me to try, for example, 'noauth'. I've been using KPPP in FreeBSD to dialup for 4 years, until 2 days ago. My ISP claims nothing has changed.

Network Device Control and KPPP both can dial my modem and to begin communicating with my dialup ISP, but the pppd timesout after ~30 seconds without connecting. I tried PAP/CHAP with KPPP, in which I also tried many combinations of 'expect' and 'send' strings under KPPP's 'login scrip' tab...

Thanks, Dan, and that helps. I'll ask them politely to stop using the back button.

Appending the number of a temporary directory to the locations of pages in the history array could help me to stop new temporary directories being created by a Perl script when users use the back button. Can query strings be added to those history locations, or are those locations un-alterable...

Yes, as long as I'm having fun, I might as well upgrade to Core 5. I got Core 4 for NZ$5.00 on the local New Zealand auction website, where I won a DVD reader, mostly just for Fedora. I also got SuSE 10 on DVD, but need to re-size partitions to make room for SuSE. The exact error when I try to...

At least kppp is dialing again for me. The serial modem with Red Hat 9.0 had been /dev/ttyS4, but Fedora Core 4 has the modem at /dev/ttyS14, which I found from running wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf.

I had planned just to see what the upgrade involved, but the 'linux text' version of the installation progressed past the point of no return, and Fedora Core 4 seemed to install OK. Small problems found so far are: 1. kppp always finds the modem busy. The modem is an internal USR serial PCI...

Thanks for your answers, Vragabond and Dan. I changed the form input to a <div id="e0">, and then used document.getElementById("e0").innerHTML=mhf[i]; in a javascript function, using one argument of 'i' to reference values of a new Array mhf. Using text-align:center; as one line in the style...

I'm not really worried about Konqueror, but would like for a form input to center its text value in Safari, which may behave like Konqueror. The form input is: <input name="cgd" class="mo" type="text" size=74 value="Mouse Over River names for series details"><br> and the style for class "mo"...

The free hosting site doesn't have PHP, nor Perl, with which I could determine the path. I did try just AuthUserFile ./.htpasswd as a guess at a relative path, but that line didn't work. I've told my friend to change hosts if he wants to extend his website project. Thanks for both of your answers.

My friend S. Bowers is trying to use .htaccess and .htpasswd on a free hosting site, running on Debian. He needs to know the absolute path to .htpasswd, but the free host administrator ignores his requests for help. My command line ftp program in linux, with the pwd command, displays, as the...

I thought I'd already tried this, which now seems to have worked to stop the page jumping, and without causing the page loading failure: <a href="#" onClick="javascript:wOthis,'Halfback',714,265);return false">Halfback</a>

This link, <a href="javascript:void(0);" onClick="javascript:wO(this,'Halfback',714,265)">Halfback</a>, if clicked while the page is loading, causes incomplete page loading. Using a non-javascript href(like href="#" or href="#Halfback" allows the page to finish loading, but I just wanted to...