Re: Determinig configure options in .debs

2003-01-14 Thread Jeremy C. Reed
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, Myke Place wrote: > I think this might be impossible, but I thought I'd get some additional > opnions before writing it off. Does anybody know of a way to determine > what configure options were used to build a debian package, outside of > e-mailing the maintainer and askin

Re: Determinig configure options in .debs

2003-01-14 Thread Jeff S Wheeler
On Tue, 2003-01-14 at 17:15, Jan V wrote: > If you want to know the compile-options for eg cowsay: 'apt-get source > cowsay' then go to the debian dir that has been created / I enjoyed your cowsay reference. It is \ \ very popular on EFnet.

Re: Determinig configure options in .debs

2003-01-14 Thread Jan V
- Original Message - From: "Myke Place" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 8:18 PM Subject: Determinig configure options in .debs > Hello all, > > I think this might be impossible, but I thought I'd get some additional > opnions before writing it o

Determinig configure options in .debs

2003-01-14 Thread Myke Place
Hello all, I think this might be impossible, but I thought I'd get some additional opnions before writing it off. Does anybody know of a way to determine what configure options were used to build a debian package, outside of e-mailing the maintainer and asking directly? -mp -- To UNSUBSCRI

Help with mod_rewrite

2003-01-14 Thread Gene Grimm
I've been attempting to set up a server for hosting personal web sites for our clients. We have several domain names that we use and don't want accounts to overlap between virtual hosts should we add commercial sites to this server. The only thing that doesn't work is automatically adding a trailin

Re: Consolidating user databases

2003-01-14 Thread Thomas Kirk
Hep On Mon, Jan 13, 2003 at 12:27:31AM +0100, Stefaan Teerlinck wrote: > Most solutions use an "Outlook connector" on the client side, and an > IMAP server as backend. They work great untill your mailbox gets to big, > and than they get realy slow. You can find an overview for Exchange > alternat

Re: Sendmail & Virtual user table.

2003-01-14 Thread ragnar
Quoting Eduard Ballester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello > > > I realize I can set up a catch all for each of the domains, but I'm > > looking for something a little more elegant. Sorry to go of subject but vserver is "more elegant" http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/miscprj/s_context.hc It is RedHat ba

Re: Sendmail & Virtual user table.

2003-01-14 Thread Eduard Ballester
Hello > I realize I can set up a catch all for each of the domains, but I'm > looking for something a little more elegant. I think that the only way is this: @thisdomain.com %1.thisdomain @thatdomain.net %1.thatdomain @theotherdomain.org %1.theotherdomain [EMAIL PROTECTED] is local user name