ok,
my inetd.conf was a bad example apparently
$ dpkg -S /etc/yp.conf
nis: /etc/yp.conf
gave nicer results... sorry for the hassle ;-)
johnny
|--) on Monday 06 August 2001 18:45, you was bothering me with (--|
(-) On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 06:09:02PM +0200, Johnny Morano wrote:
(-) > $ dpkg
Johnny Morano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> $ dpkg -S /etc/inetd.conf
> dpkg: /etc/inetd.conf not found.
>
> too bad... cuz, inet is installed...
/etc/inetd.conf isn't owned by anything, afaik. It's created by
netkit-inetd, but not removed on purge.
--
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - In a v
(--[ on Monday 06 August 2001 17:38, Andréas Saudemont bothered us with ]::
^ On 2001-08-06 Johnny Morano wrote:
^
^ > i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my
laptop ^ > now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to
waste my ^ > time trying to figure
On 2001-08-06 Johnny Morano wrote:
> i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
> now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
> time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
> know...)
>
> so, the thing
Johnny Morano wrote:
> hey all
>
> i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
> now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
> time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
> know...)
>
> so, the thing i
hey all
i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
know...)
so, the thing i'm trying to do is something like the
ok,
my inetd.conf was a bad example apparently
$ dpkg -S /etc/yp.conf
nis: /etc/yp.conf
gave nicer results... sorry for the hassle ;-)
johnny
|--) on Monday 06 August 2001 18:45, you was bothering me with (--|
(-) On Mon, Aug 06, 2001 at 06:09:02PM +0200, Johnny Morano wrote:
(-) > $ dpk
Johnny Morano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> $ dpkg -S /etc/inetd.conf
> dpkg: /etc/inetd.conf not found.
>
> too bad... cuz, inet is installed...
/etc/inetd.conf isn't owned by anything, afaik. It's created by
netkit-inetd, but not removed on purge.
--
Alan Shutko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - In a
(--[ on Monday 06 August 2001 17:38, Andréas Saudemont bothered us with ]::
^ On 2001-08-06 Johnny Morano wrote:
^
^ > i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my
laptop ^ > now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to
waste my ^ > time trying to figur
On 2001-08-06 Johnny Morano wrote:
> i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
> now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
> time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
> know...)
>
> so, the thin
Johnny Morano wrote:
> hey all
>
> i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
> now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
> time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
> know...)
>
> so, the thing
hey all
i know this is prolly the wrong mailinglist, but since i'm using my laptop
now, which has debian installed, i'd better post it here than to waste my
time trying to figure out what mailinglist to send it to (i have a life you
know...)
so, the thing i'm trying to do is something like th
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