Hi, I'M VERY SORRY TO BOTHER YOU!
As a matter of fact the 'poor' gnuhtml2tex package is responsible of nothing. In fact, when I installed it all was ok. Later on, while rebooting the system, a hard-disk error popped up (before mounting the filesystem) halting the PC irremediably; rebooting again, debian, shifting to single user, warned that the filesystem had to be fsck'ed. I did it so answering 'yes' to the many requests of fixing the corrupted clusters. This is the reason why in the messed up /etc/motd (many thanks to Aquila who privately gave me the right hint!) I now find this strange message. Now my question is: Where, in what package can I find the correct /etc/motd file? Ciao Vittorio Vittorio [14/06/01 23:44 +0000]: > I've installed gnuhtml2latex and other related latex software. No > problems have come out during and after installation. > > But now when I reboot my laptop at the very beginning of the login > this message comes up invariably (by the way, in the meantime I've > deinstalled all those packages to no avail): > > ====================================================================== > debian login: root > Password: > Last login .............. > Linux debian 2.2.19 ................ > priority: optional > section: text > Installed-Size: 22 > Maintainer: Tomasz Wegrzanowski ...... > Version: 0.1 > Depends: perl5, libhtml-parser-perl > Description: A perl script that converts html files to latex > gnuhtml2latex is a perl script that converts html files to latex > files. It takes list of > ====================================================================== > > I've never come across such an error. > > What should I do? > > Ciao > > Vittorio > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
