>> "BM" == Brian Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BM> I'm now trying to get the POP3 daemon running in /etc/inetd.conf (as
BM> suggested
BM> below), but don't know how to do that. I don't see any line about POP3
BM> anywhere in there. Is there a package I need to install to get POP3
BM> services
BM> up and running? I couldn't find anything in any of the hamm directories.
I just know about two pop-3 packages in debian: qpopper and cucipop. I
believe qmail has a pop-3 daemon on it's own as well.
BM> AND: I still can't get netscape to show its icons in color.
BM> Everything else
BM> is in 24bpp color (websites, etc.).
I heared some time ago that 24 bpp makes trouble with some apps. Maybe you
could try 16 or 32 bpp as a test.
BM> I had trouble installing netscape
BM> originally using dselect's install, so I overwrote that using the
BM> ns-install
BM> script. Should I have removed what dselect did first before using
BM> ns-install? Should I now go back and delete all instances of netscape
BM> on my
BM> system, start over, and use the ns-install script from scratch?
If the above tip doesn't help, this could be an option (although I don't
think this is the reason for your problems). But I'd give debian's
installer a second chance. Post to the list, if you get into trouble.
BM> Also, where is the apt package?
It is in project/experimental on any fullsize debian mirror.
BM> I hope all my questions aren't taking unfair advantage of you gurus out
BM> there.
Not at all. Although I don't consider myself as a guru. Well maybe the
local guru :-)
BM> You have been EXTREMELY helpful thusfar. What kinds of cookies do you
BM> all like? I'll have my wife bake some for you!! :)
Hmm, some original american brownies would be fine :-) Unfortunately they
wouldn't arrive in germany fast enough to be eatable.
Ciao,
Martin
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