Hi,
/proc (and things like /dev/audio and /dev/hda1) aren't regular files and
so can't be copied using "cp". To copy things like this successfully, you
could use tar. Here's an example: Suppose you want to copy your /
directory from one disk to another. I'm assuming the new disk is empty but
has a
I do in fact have a USR sportster 56k. I'm sifting through the
digest on www.debian.org. Anyone have direct experience with
that problem? Please give me an email.
Casey
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I just got a new hard drive and wish to transfer my root fs to this new
drive as it is larger
now to the hard part ...
I Tryed to do a cp -a * /mnt (where the new hd was mounted)
but it sat there cp'ing files for an hour and never got past the proc
directory did I do something wron
> >My PPP connection seems to be working well except that certain
> >things keep hanging it. My dial-in works fine. I can run ping or
> >telnet sessions for any amount of time without a problem. Problems
> >occur with FTP and Netscape.
> >
> Is your sample sufficient for you to be able
On 10 Jul, Dean Carpenter wrote:
> There appears to be a problem with Samba in the stable distribution I
> think.
>
> I have a small debian box named aeidns here configured to use an NT
> domain controller for authentication, which doesn't appear to be
> working. here are the relevant /etc/sm
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I know this will start a holly way so please reply to my by mail so we don't
follood the list. I currently run RedHat 4.2 but I am considering Debian 1.3.1
What are the important differences? What made you choose Debian over RedHat or
some other Distribution? H
I get these same errors, and I am just using the linux box for
authentication, however it will let me connect. I am interested likewise
why this happens, because this didn't happen until I upgraded to Debian
1.3.
Dennis
+ dpk <
Ok, my 4020i is working swimmingly in Linux, but now the big question:
Does anyone know of any software that reads/writes Multisession CDs?
(Thanks for everyone's time and patience)
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Michael K Patterson
Hi,
I know, I know but the problem is that I don't have access to a
Compaq Proliant 800 server. If I had I'd would do the "smoke test" as
you call it and would even open the box and see the chipset by myself.
Thanks for your response.
E.-
> On 10 Jul 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
>
> > Anyone out
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writes:
>I sent this message out this morning but our backbone was down so I'm
>pretty sure it didn't get out.
>
It didn't get to me.
>My PPP connection seems to be working well except that certain
>things keep hanging it. My dial-in works fine. I can
On 10 Jul 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
> Anyone out there is running Linux (Debian) in a Compaq Proliant 800
> server? My main concern are the SCSI and Ethernet adapters this server
> has integradted into the motherboard. I looked at all available
> specs. available at www.compaq.com and could not f
There appears to be a problem with Samba in the stable distribution I
think.
I have a small debian box named aeidns here configured to use an NT
domain controller for authentication, which doesn't appear to be
working. here are the relevant /etc/smb.conf lines ...
/etc/smb.conf
-
Paul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just installed Debian 1.3.1 and it wouldn't let me install emacs AND
> xemacs... one or the other. How can I get both on my system?
The cleaner way is to install the new versions from hamm.
You can also install xemacs then install emacs with dpkg --fo
> In one of the DES or RC5 challenges, there was a simple C program that
> would check the current system load, and if it got to high, stop a
> program. Once it got low enough, it would be restarted. Does anyone
> remember where this program is, and if so, could you compile it (I
> remember
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, writ
es:
>On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
>> No-one has attempted an answer to this yet; if you have any ideas,
>> please let me know!
>>
>Don't know what this publib stuff is (just running dpkg -S
>/usr/include/publib [ah see, high-level
I just installed Debian 1.3.1 and it wouldn't let me install emacs AND
xemacs... one or the other. How can I get both on my system?
-Paul
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Still having problems keeping ppp from dying out. Telnet works
without any problems whatsoever. So does ping. FTP and Netscape
seem to be the biggest problems. FTP works fine until I begin
downloading files. It works for awhile, then my whole ppp connection
begins to hang. Same with netscape
I had to make a special install boot disk with a recompiled kernel.
The probing for stuff disturbs the Adaptec SCSI card.
See text below...
"Jaldhar H. Vyas" wrote:
> Has anyone tried installing Debian 1.3 on a Compaq Deskpro 6000? It loads
> the rescue disk then spontaneously reboots. There
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Joost Kooij wrote:
>
>
> On Wed, 9 Jul 1997, Ralph Winslow wrote:
>
> > Christopher Jason Morrone wrote:
> > >
>
> [ Problems, "help!" ]
>
> > >
> >
> > This also reflects my experience exactly. HELP!!
>
> It works fine for me. I also did an upgrade from 1.2 to 1.3 a
"David R. Kohel" wrote:
> Or is there a good text-based user interface
> to mh which would be programmable and have a compatible system of
> directories and mail handling tools? Before getting too deeply
> into mh and (e)xmh, and chopping up my current mail folders, I
> wou
On Jul 10, Laurent Bonnaud wrote
> > "Igor" == Igor Grobman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Igor>
> Igor> NO NO NO!! Don't try removing this package. It owns all of your
> device
> Igor> files. Removing it will leave your system in a completely unusable
> state.
> Igor> Just leave that pa
Xfree: 3.3-3
ncurses-base: 1.9.9g-2
Before upgrade ncurses-base, I had TERM=xterm-color and all text
softwares (ncurses or slang) run well with colors into a xterm.
After this upgrade, I don't have colors with ncurses softwares like
dselect into a xterm. For Slang softwares, I export COLORTERM bu
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There are many models that could be used to set up the certification;
> it could even be an application that could be downloaded. As for
> studying for it -- one approach would be to select questions from a
> large database of possible questions. Th
Britton:
> Many X11 programs (9wm, xmix) fail to execute complaining that they can't
> load library (libXaw.so.6, libXext.so.6). I think I heard at one point
> that one release of Debian (1.2 here) had a problem with a link in one of
> the X directories. If anyone has any idea about how to fix th
Many X11 programs (9wm, xmix) fail to execute complaining that they can't
load library (libXaw.so.6, libXext.so.6). I think I heard at one point
that one release of Debian (1.2 here) had a problem with a link in one of
the X directories. If anyone has any idea about how to fix this I would
great
I've been daydreaming about linux or bsd certification lately, since
people in my office are in the process of getting solaris certified.
I wish that if I am going to jump through the hoops to get certified,
I could do it with an OS I'm excited about. Of course, real
experience is more important,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Note that it is possible to remove base (see one of my messages in the -user
> or -devel archive), but I don't recommend it if you don't know what you're
> doing.
>
> You can by installing al the replacement packages first (make sure you have
> the makedev package), then --for
I sent this message out this morning but our backbone was down so I'm
pretty sure it didn't get out.
My PPP connection seems to be working well except that certain
things keep hanging it. My dial-in works fine. I can run ping or
telnet sessions for any amount of time without a problem. Proble
On Wed, 9 Jul 1997, Ralph Winslow wrote:
> Christopher Jason Morrone wrote:
> >
[ Problems, "help!" ]
> >
>
> This also reflects my experience exactly. HELP!!
It works fine for me. I also did an upgrade from 1.2 to 1.3 and noticed
the following:
XFree86 3.2 servers are not exactly the sam
Hi,
On 10-Jul-97, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
> Debian uses the Linux File System Standard. There are links to this
> project's pages but I don't have them. Perhaps a search at
> http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdw/ will give you the links you need.
You can find the FSSTD an
http://www.pathname.com/fhs
Chri
On Jul 10, Carlos A. M. Carvalho wrote
> I'm trying to configure lilo so that I can boot linux from the first disk,
> and win95 from the second.
put this in the end of your /etc/lilo.conf:
-
other=/dev/hdb1
label=win95
loader=/boot/any_d.b
-
> Also, how can I install win9
Pann McCuaig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've installed 1.3.1 on a small (40MB) partition on my laptop. I did
> the base install, exited immediately from dselect, and have used
> dpkg to install just the packages I feel I need to have a real OS
> available.
>
> Configuration of man-db fails for
OK, commenting out the lpd entries solved the wild modprobes. But X is
still showing 33-40% cpu usage. This didn't use to be the case (at
least i don't think it did).
It's a 486/33.
rick
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I wrote:
> I guess the Debian developers are all nightowls. 7AM is *not* early enough
> to be scheduling this sort of thing.
Kevin Dalley writes:
> Since this is an entirely individual item which cannot please everybody,
> I suggest that you change /etc/crontab to meet your needs.
I already have
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On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Mathieu Legrand wrote:
> I heard about 2 month ago about a french release of RedHat Linux.
> Is such a release exist in Debian distribution? I know that a lot
> of GNU packages (.tar.gz) are translated by a GNU translation team.
> Why not
Hi
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 16:49:31 +0100
> From: Oliver Elphick
> To: debian-user@lists.DEBIAN.org
> Subject: g++ / ld / publib linking problem
> Resent-Date: Thu, 10 Jul 1997 16:47:47 +
> Resent-From: debian-user@lists.DEBIAN.org
> Resent-cc: re
hi, what is the problem exactly. do you have errors? What is happening?
Paul
ps need more information before i can help you.
On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Daniel J. Mashao wrote:
>
> I have tried to install Debian 1.2.4 on a laptop computer. Everything
> seems to be okay except that I cannot get X and t
I've installed 1.3.1 on a small (40MB) partition on my laptop. I did the
base install, exited immediately from dselect, and have used dpkg to install
just the packages I feel I need to have a real OS available.
Configuration of man-db fails for lack of Long.pm (which is _not_ on my
system, althoug
> Sorry to ask for a recap, but I missed the beginning of this thread...
> So to ask probably already answered questions: What is the correct
> genpower (or... dangit can't rememebr the other UPS package) cable-type
> for the PowerShute "Black" cable that comes with the APCs?
Genpower does not su
> Dum> and voila! I could no longer tail -f my logs. Bummer.
>
> Can't you just add yourself to the log (or whatever) group, then?
It's actually "adm", but this seems the best solution.
Brian
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I've been playing with the Frontpage extensions which I now have working
properly with apache 1.2.1 and suexec with a couple minor glitches.
Frontpage only understands timezones in certain formats (GMT-12 -> GMT+12)
so I need to set the time on my debian system to match.
I had a play with /usr/sb
But have anyone tried https?
I only get a blank window where there should be certificate
information.
(Maybe it is a general Netscape problem and doesn't concern this list.)
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I just found out about this javascript bug that affects both IE and NS.
They say it works on all versions on NS (linux/unix/windows/mac) I have
checked it on the mac.. and it does work there.
Will check the linux version once I get home tonight. Unless someone
beats me to it. This is more a sec
> I should have said it's the parallel port. Network printers should
> work without anything on the parallel port. For a few common
> protocols, Linux should be able to print to them. Make sure there's
> no local printer in your /etc/printcap if you don't have one attached.
I find
lp|Generic
Debian uses the Linux File System Standard. There are links to this
project's pages but I don't have them. Perhaps a search at
http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdw/ will give you the links you need.
The main tool to install/maintain packages in Debian is called
dselect. It is text based. A new tool is being
On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> No-one has attempted an answer to this yet; if you have any ideas,
> please let me know!
>
Don't know what this publib stuff is (just running dpkg -S
/usr/include/publib [ah see, high-level functions]), but the problem is
shining from your descriptio
I am sorry (again) for the off-topic question but I am under big
pressure to give a recommendation for a production server that is
going to run Debian and will be practically unattended (reachable by me
only through an international modem call.)
Anyone out there is running Linux (Debian) in a Comp
> jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I don't know debian well enough to know which process is running
> > find at 7AM in the morning, but, I suspect it is rebuilding the
> > locate database. The problem is that it is being run at normal
> > priority which REALLY puts a dent in performance. I
Since this is an entirely individual item which cannot please
everybody, I suggest that you change /etc/crontab to meet your needs.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I guess the Debian developers are all nightowls. 7AM is *not* early enough
> to be scheduling this sort of thing.
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[EM
This is a valid complaint. I have to determine whether this problem
should be solved by findutils, which is my responsibility, or by
cron. My preference is for cron.
This will not be fixed in Debian-1.3, but perhaps in the next release.
jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I don't know debian we
No-one has attempted an answer to this yet; if you have any ideas,
please let me know!
--- Repeated Message
Date:Fri, 04 Jul 1997 22:21:39 +0100
From:"Oliver Elphick"
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: Problem linking with publib library and g++
I have a linking problem
I'm trying to configure lilo so that I can boot linux from the first disk,
and win95 from the second. Also, how can I install win95 on the second
without a win95 partition on the first disk?
Carlos
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That's all I had to do for it to work, I don't know if capitalization
counts (doesn't in my case) but examples show it as:
XTerm*customization:-color
Dennis
> On 09-Jul-97 dpk wrote:
> >Put this in your .Xdefaults or the global Xdefaults:
> >
> >xterm*customization:-color
> >
>
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> - dselect reports the package base 1.1.0-13 as obsolete but will not
> purge it (neither will dpkg --purge) because it is an essential
> package. It does not stop me from working but it would be cleaner
> if i could remove it. Removing its
> Not quite. I have a machine with two DEC 21140 chip ethernet cards in it.
> I wish to have one at 100Mb and the other at 10Mb. I have the first one
> plugged into a port on a Cisco Catalyst 5000 switch. The switch detects
> 100Mb full-duplex, however ifconfig still says 10Mb and I get huge
> p
Sorry for the last german misleaded mail.
Andreas.
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: da starnews.stardivision.com ein Newsserver fuer "nichtoeffentliche"
:
^^^
: Newsgruppen stardivision.com.public.announce zu sein scheint,
: bleibt leider nur die Moeglichkeit, Netsc
> "Igor" == Igor Grobman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Igor>
Igor> NO NO NO!! Don't try removing this package. It owns all of your device
Igor> files. Removing it will leave your system in a completely unusable state.
Igor> Just leave that package as it is.
Yes, that's what i see when i
> Hi
>
> I own an 386sx with 4mb of RAM, installed debian 1.3 on 386 at least 4MB
> it was a problem, the machine goes stopping, I dont know what happened
> something wrong. I try installed debian 1.2 on my machine with at least
> 4MB so it works done to appear the menu installation thats fine.
>
> Hi,
> while moving my debian system to a bigger disk I ran into some weird problem.
> The new disk is CHS 4956/16/63. If I boot from the old disk and check the
> partition table, it seems to be OK. but if I boot from the new disk, cfdisk
> refuses to run and fdisk complains about physical and log
Hi,
Laurent Bonnaud ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: i first installed Debian 1.1 (how was it called btw ?)
Buzz (Lightyear) was the name of Debian 1.1. Cool name.
: - dselect reports the package base 1.1.0-13 as obsolete but will not
:purge it (neither will dpkg --purge) because it is an esse
"Stan Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So that leads to the question. How can I non-interactivley (IE in a
> script) fetch a web document?
I have used "snarf", which is a debian package. I was displaying a
current satellite image as my background in X (updated every hour via
cron)
Hello,
Are there any plans to provide Debian packages for Apache 1.2.1
and Apache-SSL? www.apache.org sounds pretty clear about its
recommandation to move to the latest version, and I need a stable
Proxy implementation.
Thanks,
--Amos
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On Thu, 10 Jul 1997, Alexander Gieg wrote:
> I know this isn't a Debian specific question, but I don't
> know another place where I could ask. I was looking for
> about 3 hours for the mailing list of the developers of the POP3
> daemon, and don't found it. I've searched in Altavista, Infoseek,
>
> "Mark" == Mark Lever <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> Hi, I use gnus and rmail. I've been using rmail for so long
Mark> now, and it is limited. Someone mentioned here that they
Mark> use gnus for their mail and different folders contained
Mark> different types of mail. Co
>
> Hi,
>
> i first installed Debian 1.1 (how was it called btw ?) and then
> upgraded some packages from rex, bo and hamm. I did not upgrade the
> whole system with deselect as i had neither a CD reader nor a network
> connection. So i could only use floppy disks to get and install some
> pack
Hello!
I know this isn't a Debian specific question, but I don't
know another place where I could ask. I was looking for
about 3 hours for the mailing list of the developers of the POP3
daemon, and don't found it. I've searched in Altavista, Infoseek,
Dejanews, www.linux.org, www.gnu.ai.mit.edu et
Hi
I own an 386sx with 4mb of RAM, installed debian 1.3 on 386 at least 4MB
it was a problem, the machine goes stopping, I dont know what happened
something wrong. I try installed debian 1.2 on my machine with at least
4MB so it works done to appear the menu installation thats fine.
Debian 1.3 i
Hi,
while moving my debian system to a bigger disk I ran into some weird problem.
The new disk is CHS 4956/16/63. If I boot from the old disk and check the
partition table, it seems to be OK. but if I boot from the new disk, cfdisk
refuses to run and fdisk complains about physical and logical parti
Rick Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Jul 8 14:45:09 eyry modprobe: Can't locate module char-major-6
> > The char device with major number 6 if the printer. Do you have one?
> Stopping the printer daemon helped somewhat. No, I don't have
> a printer, although there's a couple on the netw
On Wed, 09 Jul 1997 18:55:00 PDT "Eliezer Figueroa"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Someone can explain me what is POP3 mail and what I can do with it.
It's a protocol which allows someone to fetch mailbox contents remotely
(without logging in and soing `mail' or 'elm').
Phil.
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On Wed, 09 Jul 1997 18:22:35 PDT "Eliezer Figueroa"
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> 1. What is IP Masquerading?
It's having a machine doing forwarding while pretending all the
connections it forwards comes from itself. It serves hinding subnets
or machines from the ouside (for example because yo
On 09 Jul 1997 22:18:10 +0200 Joachim Trinkwitz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]
onn.de) wrote:
> No, definitively not ("file /usr/sbin/wn" shows "/usr/sbin/wn: ELF 32-bit LSB
> executable, Intel 386, version 1, stripped") -- BTW, it's a web server.
>
> I got another tip to look after a missing library and tr
Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Any ideas, or things I can tell him to try?
Hi. I don't really have any experience with the problem that your
friend is having, but I was just reading the other day about using
PCMCIA on Toshiba Notebooks (http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710)
and ma
I am posting regarding the recent thread about APC interface software, in
particular apcd. Does your package deal with the APC Back-UPS Pro? I
recently purchased one of these, and my explorations have brought to light
that this system uses a different language than the APC Back-UPS to talk
back a
Try the latest dunc package (2.1). This provides a dialog
based PPP setup and a dialog based ppp connection launcher
(dppp). 2.1 is available in hamm/admin but it should be OK
for 1.3 as well (as long as the dependencies are met). Let
me know if this works out for you.
On Wed, 9 Jul 1997, David
Hi!
I'm new on the list, sorry if beating a dead horse, or going off-topic.
I'm searching for opinions if dpkg would be useable on non-debian systems
for package management. If the answer is yes, what are the bottlenecks of
the process of porting? If no, what kind of other system would suffic
Matthew C. Thompson wrote:
[ snip]--
> This is fixed in bash-2.01 which has not yet been
> debianized. You can bash-2.01 from /pub/gnu at your
> favorite mirror.
>
> This bug has already been documented.
> See http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/10598.html
>
> --Bob
>
> *
Works. Thanks.
Mike
On Wed, 9 Jul 1997, Joost Kooij wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> As MAKEDEV reports an error in line 18 of /proc/devices:
>
> > MAKEDEV: syntax error: Unexpected 'C', line 18, column 13 in file
>
> and that line contains:
>
> > 20 Mitsumi CD-ROM
>
> the problem is very likely to be
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hmm. Installing Debian 1.23 i have a major problem. Booting up, the
> thing looks for loads of types of CD except cdu33a...which i have. It
> says it finds asony 535 at 340 and prints rubbish characters (c-cedilla,
> as in garcon).
Autoprobing for the cdu31a and c
"Jaldhar H. Vyas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Alternative question: Is there a way to get the kernel to not probe for
> an etherned card? That's where I suspect it is bombing.
If you suspect a section of memory, you can pass a `reserve=' switch
on the kernel command line. I think this would
Hi,
i first installed Debian 1.1 (how was it called btw ?) and then
upgraded some packages from rex, bo and hamm. I did not upgrade the
whole system with deselect as i had neither a CD reader nor a network
connection. So i could only use floppy disks to get and install some
packages with dpkg.
Let (a) = debian wg15-locale package, wg15-locale_2-5.deb
Let (b) = debian locales package, locales_2.0.4-1.deb
**
Using (a) wg15-locale there is no problem setting "LANG=XX_XX" to any XX_XX in
the /usr/share/locale directory. No error mess
Eliezer Figueroa writes:
> Someone can explain me what is POP3 mail and what I can do with it.
> Excuse me but I am a newbie.
POP reads Post Office Protocol. This is a protocol that is used for
retrieving mail from a mail server. Usually the clients are
mutt, pine, or on pc basis eudora, pmai
Debian user mail writes:
> > Any more examples of why this could be a security hole?
>
> I'm not sure why it is or isn't a security hole, but I think it might be a
> change in the new(er) version of sysklogd. I upgraded that package
> yesterday, and manually rotated my logs today, and voila! I c
> |"Well, in my case I have one more line:
> |"
> |"libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5
> |"
> |"and don't have libXext one. What Motif distribution are you using?
>
> This is the Red-Hat Motif 2.0 distribution.
That is so strange! I have Metrolink Motif 2.0.1 - _the_same_ RedHat is
using. What makes dif
|"Well, in my case I have one more line:
|"
|"libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5
|"
|"and don't have libXext one. What Motif distribution are you using?
This is the Red-Hat Motif 2.0 distribution.
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>>> Ronald van Loon ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>>> <<<
I hold your hand
> |"> Debian happily uses some derivatives of commercial developmental suits.
> |"> The most obvious example would be -dmotif and -smotif packages in contrib.
> |"
> |"OK, point taken, -smotif libg++ packagres won't be possible without
> |"a libg++27-altdev. (Do I care? no, but others may, I agree)
|"> Debian happily uses some derivatives of commercial developmental suits.
|"> The most obvious example would be -dmotif and -smotif packages in contrib.
|"
|"OK, point taken, -smotif libg++ packagres won't be possible without
|"a libg++27-altdev. (Do I care? no, but others may, I agree).
I don't
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> Philippe Troin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > 1) If the NIS server is down for a NIS domain, root cannot log on the
> > console. This is annoying, accounts which are in /etc/passwd (like
> > ro
> "Dum" == Debian user mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dum> and voila! I could no longer tail -f my logs. Bummer.
Can't you just add yourself to the log (or whatever) group, then?
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Rick Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> by aggressively grepping /etc, I found that char-major-6 was an alias
> for lp. Stopping the printer daemon helped somewhat. No, I don't have
> a printer, although there's a couple on the network and a deskwriter
> (the mac version) availalbe that i'd l
Rather than make national-language releases of Debian, we try to integrate
all of the national languages into the system. Install the wg15-locale,
doc-linux-fr, and manpages-fr packages, and you'll get some French language
support. Someone more experienced than I can help you set your locale.
Ther
Shaya Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I believe it's similar to the Diamond Stealth 64. I'm pretty sure it uses
> an S3 chip (maybe the Trio64), so yes it should probably work in X with
> the S3 server.
The one on a machine here worked fine until I upgraded to X 3.3. Now
all servers go imm
I finally got my PPP dial-up script working. Thanks to everyone who
responded to my request for help.
My real problem was simple ignorance - I thought all of the ppp files were
in /etc/ppp, which is why I didn't know about /etc/ppp.chatscript and
/etc/ppp.options_out - can you believe it?
Thanks
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> Netscape doesn't include any instructions for setting up helper
> apps. w/ unix. For example, I want to run VRML directly from
> netscape. Great! So, I go to preferences/Navigator/Applications
> and create a new mime-type called x-world/x-vrml. I then tell it that
> this is for extension w
Nils Rennebarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I thouroughly hacked apcd for private use adding the following features:
> - - Close and reopen logfiles on HUP signal.
> - - Make shutdown dependent on the remaining battery load.
> - - Slave uses init for shutdown.
> - - Master uses shutdown code fro
Hi,
I use gnus and rmail. I've been using rmail for so long now, and it
is limited. Someone mentioned here that they use gnus for their mail
and different folders contained different types of mail. Could they
elaborate and explain to me how to get gnus to look at my mailbox and
separate the mai
Someone can explain me what is POP3 mail and what I can do with it.
Excuse me but I am a newbie.
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I have patched procps_1.12.2.tar.gz source debian package to be compiled
with libc6 (glibc) adding the meminfo patch.
You can find it here:
ftp://dida43.deis.unibo.it/pub/debian/local/patch/
If you have the file original procps_1.12.2.tar.gz from the debian tree
you need only patch_2.1.x_procps.
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