e cp.
Here's how I do it:
mkdir 1 2
mount -o ro /dev/hda1 1 # Despite it's already mounted somewhere
mount /dev/hdb1 2
cp -avx --preserve=all 1/* 2 # rsync will do as well
umount 2
umount 1
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he way they want to, as gender has little to do with
biological sex, and there's more than two options for it.
What other kinds of gender are there? It would be interesting to see some
examples.
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ery time when maintaining a cluster of
Debian machines.
So, my opinion is: please don't include things like this in default Debian
installations.
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tely installed and which have been
> automatically installed.
Why not just stop using apt-get? aptitude can do everything the same as apt-get
and even supports the same command line parameters.
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s what you need. However, it's considered obsolete
now that aptitude takes care of unused packages.
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ntial to system operation
doesn't sound like a very good idea to me.
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eal killer though, just
> don't use bittorrent as the only method.
If only there was some auto-negotiation method like the one HTTP provides for
content types: IF the client is able to use bittorrent, THEN use it, ELSE use
FTP.
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If you disagree, use C.
No, I just used C as an example. I'm fine with any language as long as you
can write something like "while (condition) action" in it without too much
thinking about how this simple thing is done in this language. Python is
just OK.
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with the concept of literal programming. I
believe that a good, solid programming style allows to express an
algorithm better than paragraphs of prose. (That's just my personal
opinion.)
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H, Debian never was a
conservative distro, so all kind of things can be changed.
Yes, you're welcome. I've just subscribed to that list, BTW.
Mh, I don't have it anymore, of course. If you still do, please
bounce it.
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e? Is
anything already implemented, or is it only an idea for now? Is there a
reason to start developing a new tool instead of enhancing ifupdown?
Can I forward your post to the netconf mailing list?
Yes, you're welcome. I've just subscribed to that list, BTW.
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/ifupdown) which enabled
the
use of this group and disabled the use of up and down.
When a laptop user moves between usual locations, there should be no need
to edit /etc/network/interfaces. If you mean adding new locations, there
really should be user-friendly tools which do it.
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n: base,
meaning that it shall be frozen [2] and that redevelopment
will have to target etch+1.
Of course, redesign of ifupdown is too big a thing to be pushed into etch.
I wasn't even thinking of that.
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pervisor, then pre-up on the logical
interface, then the explicit or built-in actions on the logical interface.
The pre-up or post-down actions on the logical interface are never run.
When running post-up and pre-down actions on the supervisor, the $LOGICAL
variable should be available.
The details need to be worked out, of course. For now, I'd love to hear
your opinion on the idea in general. If the general direction of ifupdown
development is accepted, I can offer my help in both detailed design and
implementation.
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Package: kicker
Version: 4:3.3.2-1
Severity: important
Sometimes after I log out from KDE, the kicker remains hanging and
starts eating 100% CPU. It doesn't die off even when I log in again,
so I have to kill it with SIGKILL. This happens or not happens without
obvious reasons, and the probability
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