Michael Roark wrote:
>
> I have a debian box that serves mail for a large group of people (off
> site). I was using in.qpopper for the pop3 daemon until the trouble
> started. Now, when they try to check mail they get the following error:
>
> Could not log in to the POP3 server.
> The server resp
Hi Marc;
You ldconfig warning message is probably NOT the reason why your upgrade
is not succeeding. That is just a message from ldconfig saying that one
of the library directories that it wants to process does not exist and
as the warning indicates, it skips and goes on.
Not successfully ins
since I'm not an internic pro,
all I can say is go to their web site and see if they can help you
http://www.internic.net/ds/dspgwp.html
--gimpel
(i doubt you can register without a domain and an ip)
On Mon, 24 Nov 1997, Eliezer Figueroa wrote:
> I am building a webserver to use it for my com
Udate:
on the pop3 problem - I got a log file going. It does check
/var/spool/mail as it should, but reports 0k for the user when checking.
If you go to the directory, there is a mail file for the user.
Any Ideas?
Michael
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I use an "at" modem command that makes the modem give audible dialing
and negotiation. With very little practice I know when it's connected,
busy, screwed up during handshake, etc. This works great for me, YMMV.
On 25-Nov-97 Andrew Akins wrote:
>I was wondering what people use for handling their
> "Curtis" == Curtis Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Curtis> Is there a debian package for a mp3 ENcoder?
Try the 'l3' package in non-free.
Unfortunately, the package is currently useless, as the period for
evaluating l3 has expired.
So, unless you register it or obtain a code somehow
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Adalberto da Silva wrote:
> I'm trying to set my modem under Linux. I've made a few tests as root
> with minicom and it's working fine for AT commands and for dialing and
> transferring files with zmodem protocol.
>
> But it reffuses to work with common users and gives me this
I finally have netscape 3.01 installed and working. But my links don't show
as followd; there is no difference between used & new links. Expiration is
set at 9 days.
any ideas?
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Bruce Perens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Polls are cool, but when you get 100 messages on debian-user between
> midnight and 2 P.M. (California time) you have to figure that there's
> somebody using the software.
Just out of curiosity: How many subscribers are there to this list?
- Sten Anders
Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Nov 25, 1997 at 03:27:21PM -0600, Timothy Phan wrote:
> > Is there a mp3 player on Linux?
>
> mpg123 is available as a package, and was the best I could
> find in source form too.
>
>
Is there a debian package for a mp3 ENcoder?
--Curt
I have a debian box that serves mail for a large group of people (off
site). I was using in.qpopper for the pop3 daemon until the trouble
started. Now, when they try to check mail they get the following error:
Could not log in to the POP3 server.
The server responded:
maillock: '/var/spool/pop/
Iztok Umek wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have trouble with authentification it seems.
>
> Nov 19 21:29:30 stealth ipppd[589]: Local number: 0611421240, Remote
> number: 1691140, Type: outgoing
> Nov 19 21:29:30 stealth ipppd[589]: PHASE_WAIT -> PHASE_ESTABLISHED,
> ifunit: 0, linkunit: 0, fd: 7
> Nov 19 2
"Udjat the BitMeister..." wrote:
>
>What is device 03:01 ( see the syslog below. I assume its the swap partition
>)
$ ls -l /dev | grep ' 3, *1 '
brw-rw 1 root disk 3, 1 Dec 9 1996 hda1
It's this one.
>
On 25-Nov-97 Fabrizio Polacco wrote:
> E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
>> Indeed. I never quite understood this strategy of putting things
>> under /opt. Once I had problems on a SUN because the system
>> couldn't handle the length of the PATH an MANPATH variables anymore:
>> every package gets its ow
You're asking this on a *Debian* Linux mailing list? Sorry, buddy, but
there aren't too many people here that are going to be able to help you
out I've never used RedHat.
You're going to want to check out http://www.redhat.com for RedHat support.
They've got mailing lists too - and you'll be
Assuming that you have IDE or EIDE disks; The first physical drive
(master) on you IDE or first EIDE controller is Linux device "/dev/hda";
The second drive (slave) is then "/dev/hdb". For EIDE the first drive
on the secondary controller is "/dev/hdc" EVEN if only one drive is on
the first con
Hi Tony;
In addition to the excellent reasons already given, by using the debian
installer you also set yourself up for "painless" installation of
packages that use, support or interact with netscape.
best,
-bill
Tony wrote:
I've installed communicator 4.03 successfully on my debian 1.3.1, 2.
Hi Zach;
You have received a number of good answers to your question but I did
not notice anyone telling you some of the really basic stuff (that I
admit you might already know). Do a "ls -A" in your home directory
(which you can get to from anywhere by doing a "cd" without any
arguments) and
You may want to check out http://www.icom.net/~smelecat/emp3 for a
rather new X-based player...
Isaac Richards
On 25-Nov-97 Timothy Phan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a mp3 player on Linux?
>
>
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Greg; first under Linux there will not be and should not be a device
file in /dev for your ethernet card. From what you have NOT said, I
would like to be sure that the module IS installed so do a cat
/proc/modules and look for a "3c509" entry.
Whether the kernel says that it has the module or
Timothy Phan wrote:
>
> What do I suppose to put in the /etc/fstab so that any
> user can mount the floppy disk with just 'mount /floppy'
> and all user can access it.
>
I have in my /etc/fstab :
/dev/fd0/amsdos user,noauto 0 0
/dev/fd0/fd ext2
> "Michael" == Michael S Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Does anyone know the option that I need to supply to get
Michael> the REDHAT modules to load?
No, but we can help you with this nifty Linux distribution called
'Debian' :)
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"Eloy A. Paris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Witold Grabysz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> : the following phrase doesn't work in bash:
> : ((ls);(ls))
> : Why? Is it not allowed by the shell syntax or there is a bug in it?
>
> Yup, you're right; it's probably a bug. This does work:
>
> ( (ls)
Hello all:
Does anyone happen to know how to get an IBM 6091-32 fix freq monitor
to work with Xfree. I've fiddled with XF86Config to no avail.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Peter
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Daniel Martin wrote:
>
> On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Kevin Traas wrote:
>
> > You might want to look into DialD (Dial-on-Demand). This package
> > automatically makes and breaks connections to the Internet as needed. You
> > just start up NetScape, etc. and the modem dials... After an inactivity
> >
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
>
[ lengthy helpful information truncated ]
>
> PPS Where do people learn to "xauth +"? Would having a file that explains
> what the Right Thing (tm) to do is be a good idea? Something that would get
> installed with Debian's X11 packages, or something...
Even better,
Your problem is that you're requiring-pap from the *peer*. In other
words in your options file you need:
#require-pap # allow only pap authetication
instead of:
require-pap # allow only pap authetication
pppd will agree to do PAP with the other side automatically if your
Timothy Phan wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What do I suppose to put in the /etc/fstab so that any
> user can mount the floppy disk with just 'mount /floppy'
> and all user can access it.
Put "user" in the options section.
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There are serveral... I use the mpg123 package because I'm not much into
the hassle of click and poke.
You can search for it at http://www.debian.org/packages.html. I'm sure
you will find others there too.
Thanks,
Dennis
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Divi
I just got another Puter, a 486 66MHz && 16MB RAM the works
just fine with good old Slackware 3.0 (yes it's old). Anyway,
I am trying to install REDHAT 4.1 and it cannot autoprobe the
SONY CDU-33A 2x CDROM (it was found under Slackware 3.0)
Does anyone know the option that I need to supply to get
On Tue, Nov 25, 1997 at 03:27:21PM -0600, Timothy Phan wrote:
> Is there a mp3 player on Linux?
mpg123 is available as a package, and was the best I could
find in source form too.
Hamish
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On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Timothy Phan wrote:
: Is there a mp3 player on Linux?
mpg123...
bye, Remco
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E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
>
> Indeed. I never quite understood this strategy of putting things
> under /opt. Once I had problems on a SUN because the system
> couldn't handle the length of the PATH an MANPATH variables anymore:
> every package gets its own bin, lib and man directory. We should
Hi,
Is there a mp3 player on Linux?
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Polls are cool, but when you get 100 messages on debian-user between
midnight and 2 P.M. (California time) you have to figure that there's
somebody using the software.
Bruce
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I suspect an analog problem on your network - what is causing the constant
interrupts is noise on the net. This wastes some CPU time.
Bruce
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Linux - the supportable operating system. http://www.debian.org/support.html
Bruce Peren
> hi,
>
> i try to compile afterstep 1.0 but when i did it,
> imake returned an error: unable to find imake.tmpl...
>
> what's wrong??
>
> and what should i do??
Install xlib6-dev package.
Good luck.
Alex Y.
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I'm certain this has been asked before, but since the search engine
for the mailing list archive down, please excuse me.
Why? Why have this enormously difficult and disruptive move from
libc5 to libc6? I'm basically unable to install any new .deb packages
until such time as Debian 2.0 is release
Why are you trying to compile afterstep? There is already a
Debian package for it... but maybe you need to do so for a specific
reason. Just fyi.
Thanks,
Dennis
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On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> I install the xforms package, which xisp depends on. However, it
> installs as xforms0, and so xisp isn't finding it (I'm getting a
> dependency error).
>
This should not happen.
This is what I have installed. As you can see xforms is not installed, but
Paul Serice wrote:
> What do you use to convert Win95 icons into XPM format?
There is a great set of graphics converters in netpbm.
bmptoppm (1netpbm) - convert a BMP file into a portable pixmap
ppmtoxpm (1netpbm) - convert a portable pixmap into an X11 pixmap
If it is not a bmp file, then th
Hello!
I am trying to dial in with my linux box to cisco with PAP.
I get authorized etc... but my syslog says this:
Nov 24 21:13:22 stealth kernel: ippp0: dialing 0 1691140...
Nov 24 21:13:22 stealth kernel: isdn_net: ippp0 connected
Nov 24 21:13:22 stealth kernel: isdn_net: chargetime of ipp
hi,
i try to compile afterstep 1.0 but when i did it,
imake returned an error: unable to find imake.tmpl...
what's wrong??
and what should i do??
Benoit
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What do you use to convert Win95 icons into XPM format?
Paul Serice
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On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Kevin Traas wrote:
> >What I'm concerned about, of course, are the lines like this:
> >modprobe: /proc/modules: No such file or directory
>
>
> Try creating the file manually
>
> As root, just type "> /proc/modules ; chmod 444 /proc/modules" (without the
> quotes, of co
Hi,
What do I suppose to put in the /etc/fstab so that any
user can mount the floppy disk with just 'mount /floppy'
and all user can access it.
Thanks!
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>> You might want to look into DialD (Dial-on-Demand). This package
>> automatically makes and breaks connections to the Internet as needed.
You
>> just start up NetScape, etc. and the modem dials... After an inactivity
>> timeout, DialD drops the link (to save you money... ...). It's
really
>>
What is device 03:01 ( see the syslog below. I assume its the swap partition)
I did:
swapoff /dev/hda2
mkswap -c /dev/hda2
swapon -a
That should have reset a corrupt swap partition correct?
here is the messages from the syslog:
Nov 25 00:50:00 bitgate /USR/SBIN/CRON[247
TO my happy surprise, this old fdomain 1610 scsi controller is happy as a
peach at an 83mhz bus (it's an EISA card). And it happily talks with the scsi
zip drive I bought for a mac last year.The floppy drive didn't seem to
survive the transistion to the new board (they're old, wiht unabled
"Dean C. Sullinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there currently any Web Based Admin for Debian Linux?
I recently saw an announcement in c.o.l.a. Wait a moment (shorted
announcement):
Webmin is a web-based user interface that simplifies Unix system
administration. All you need is Perl v
"Ronan LEBREF - STAGIAIRE A FT.BD/CNET/DTD/RTO" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> I installed ghostview from the debian package.
>
> My mouse doesn't seem to work very well with ghostview. I can zoom
> but I can't reach "Menu File Page Magstep...". None of my 3 buttons
> mouse has effects on
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
>
> > I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
> > Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
> > our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> Basically, I'm considering rebuilding the kernel to add in some things
> I'm missing (sound) and removing some things that I don't need (SCSI
> support, for one).
>
> I've read all the howtos and got all the files, so I'm pretty sure I
> have a good idea
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Kevin Traas wrote:
> You might want to look into DialD (Dial-on-Demand). This package
> automatically makes and breaks connections to the Internet as needed. You
> just start up NetScape, etc. and the modem dials... After an inactivity
> timeout, DialD drops the link (to sa
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
> Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
> our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
> these...does Linux have a similar tool, an
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> I was wondering what people use for handling their PPP dialups. I've
> been using simple pppd, which works well. But, it has no feedback - I
> have to simply wait, and run ps to see if it makes the connection. What
> tools or programs (if any) would provi
I dug up an old message which might be interesting as well.
Ciao,
Martin
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On Jun 21, Gernot Bauer wrote
> > Hi,
> > I recently upgraded my Xfree setup to 3.3 from unstable. But now I seem
> > to have some problems.
Pann McCuaig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> This started happening weeks ago when I upgraded from rex to bo. It seems
> to have no real effect other than the annoying boot-up messages.
[ . . . lots of "modprobe: /proc/modules: No such file or directory"
problems . . . ]
What's probably h
> Joerg Plate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > a scsi-controller and a harddisk are recognized as "/dev/sda".
> > If I try to use the zip-drive "insmod ppa" fails (maybe
> > because it wants to be "/dev/sda", too).
>
> I had similar problems when having the zip driver as a module. After
> compi
The xisp package (or perhaps the xforms0) has a problem...
I install the xforms package, which xisp depends on. However, it
installs as xforms0, and so xisp isn't finding it (I'm getting a
dependency error).
On a related note, when I installed xforms, I got the following when it
was configuring:
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Kevin Traas wrote:
> Basically, you wanna run:
> cd /usr/src/linux
> make mrproper (the first time after you install a new kernel version)
> make menuconfig
OK up to this point -- but really, if you're running a Debian system it's
stupid not to use the tools available (ie ke
Marco Secli' CELINT wrote:
>
> 25/11/97
>
> Hello, My name is Marco Secli' (CELINT S.R.L.)
> I'm in trouble with GMT time and I'd like to remove it without repeating all
> the installation of "DEBIAN linux".
>
> Waiting your kind answer.
> Thank you
Ok, here's the deal. Upon bootup, the system
Andrew Akins wrote:
>
> I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
> Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
> our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
> these...does Linux have a similar tool, and what package is i
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, David Natkins wrote:
> How do you apply patches to the kernel ? I tried it and got
> rejections. I'm trying to bring my kernel up to 2.0.32. I have the
> debian linux source for 2.0.30 installed (I believe it is level 9).
>
The problem that you're having is because the d
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron Brick) writes:
>
> this may be more of a hardware question. i frequently see the error
> message "eth0: Infinite loop in interrupt, status 2011." on my terminal;
> however, the network connection is fine. what should i do to make whatever
> is causing that error stop repor
great..., debian 328 compare to the nearest redhat 272 votes, good work
debian, love you
regards
kusuma
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> At http://www.slashdot.org/, there is a poll of favorite linux
> distributions. I encourage you all to go vote for debian, which is currently
> trailing redhat by about 50
"Eloy A. Paris" wrote:
> Witold Grabysz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> : the following phrase doesn't work in bash:
> : ((ls);(ls))
> : Why? Is it not allowed by the shell syntax or there is a bug in it?
>
> Yup, you're right; it's probably a bug. This does work:
>
> ( (ls);(ls))
>
> Try changi
>> At http://www.slashdot.org/, there is a poll of favorite linux
>> distributions. I encourage you all to go vote for debian, which
>> is currently trailing redhat by about 50 votes.
>
>Has anyone advertized this on whatever Redhat (and the other
>distributions) have as user lists? While it mig
Hi!
It is one line
tr -d "\015" < filename
Corleone
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For those of you with dynamic ip's, problems with windows machines (random
dialing) and other problems related to diald, check out this link:
(english)
http://personales.mundivia.es/personales/luca/diald-win-e.html
(spanish)
http://personales.mundivia.es/personales/luca/diald-win-s.html
-Brian
-
> > I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
> > Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
> > our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
> > these...does Linux have a similar tool, and what package is it in?
Hi.
Deb
> At http://www.slashdot.org/, there is a poll of favorite linux
> distributions. I encourage you all to go vote for debian, which
> is currently trailing redhat by about 50 votes.
Has anyone advertized this on whatever Redhat (and the other
distributions) have as user lists? While it might be ni
Andrew Akins writes:
>
>I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
>Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
>our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
>these...does Linux have a similar tool, and what package is it in
Gertjan Klein wrote:
>
> Remco Blaakmeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I think his needs are far more basic than that. He seems to be wanting a
> > list of utility-names, as most first-time Linux users (including me) want.
> > There are not many things more frustrating than thinking "I know
>Basically, I'm considering rebuilding the kernel to add in some things
>I'm missing (sound) and removing some things that I don't need (SCSI
>support, for one).
Good call !
>I've read all the howtos and got all the files, so I'm pretty sure I
>have a good idea of how to do it (but I'm open to s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Thanks for the help, guys. Seems I hosed the file I created with
> xf86config during the installation. Re-ran that, added the line below,
> and that fixed the problem. Now if I could find a replacement for that
> ghastly login screen...
You can design your own logi
On 25-Nov-97 E Papantoniou wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when I am logged in as a user and I run X windows, I press Ctrl-Alt-F2
> and as expected a new terminal comes up. Then I log in as a different user
> and I type startx. I get some errors:
>
> Fatal server error
> Server is already active for display 0
>
>I was wondering what people use for handling their PPP dialups. I've
You might want to look into DialD (Dial-on-Demand). This package
automatically makes and breaks connections to the Internet as needed. You
just start up NetScape, etc. and the modem dials... After an inactivity
timeout, Dial
Looks like a well-done site to me! I like the "torn-page" edges...
Excerpt follows :-)
Your Vote has Been Registered.
Caldera 11
Debian 303
RedHat 259
Slackware 108
Othe
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Francesco Potorti`) writes:
[snip]
> I considered dump, but it does not compress, so I won't use it. I am
[snip]
If your backups are critical you might not want to compress them at all.
Or, at least, be careful how the compression is perf
I just gave up on trying to configure diald; thought it would make things
easier but don't have enough time to mess with it. Started using pon and
poff instead. To see when the connection has been established, use
ifconfig. If you see a line starting with ppp0 (I'm guessing you are
just usin
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
> Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
> our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
> these...does Linux have a similar tool, an
E Papantoniou wrote:
->
-> Hi,
->
-> when I am logged in as a user and I run X windows, I press Ctrl-Alt-F2
-> and as expected a new terminal comes up. Then I log in as a different user
-> and I type startx. I get some errors:
->
Hi, you have to open another display. Try this:
startx -- /usr/X
Jon Lewis writes:
> Does ppp 2.3.1 have documentation, or do you still have the read the
> source to see what features are built in?
The man page appears to be up to date.
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On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Andrew Akins wrote:
> I was wondering what people use for handling their PPP dialups. I've
> been using simple pppd, which works well. But, it has no feedback - I
> have to simply wait, and run ps to see if it makes the connection. What
> tools or programs (if any) would provi
to add to my previous msg:
when I try to get back to the first X session with Ctrl-Alt-F1 I get another
error msg:
AUDIT: X: client 11 rejected from local host Auth name MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 ID: -1
any ideas what does this mean?
thanks in advance
Manos
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when I am logged in as a user and I run X windows, I press Ctrl-Alt-F2
and as expected a new terminal comes up. Then I log in as a different user
and I type startx. I get some errors:
Fatal server error
Server is already active for display 0
If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X
> Hi!
>
> I have trouble configuring the MPU-401 MIDI interface under Linux;
> my sound card is a Gravis Ultrasound Extreme, which is just like GUS MAX,
> mostly. I cannot also initialize it under Linux, so I have first to boot
> with MS-D*S :-( and execute the init programs.
>
> Has
Now that everything is working right, I was toying with the idea of
screwing it all up :)
Basically, I'm considering rebuilding the kernel to add in some things
I'm missing (sound) and removing some things that I don't need (SCSI
support, for one).
I've read all the howtos and got all the files,
25/11/97
Hello, My name is Marco Secli' (CELINT S.R.L.)
I'm in trouble with GMT time and I'd like to remove it without repeating all
the installation of "DEBIAN linux".
Waiting your kind answer.
Thank you
Marco Secli' (CELINT S.R.L.)
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Timothy Phan wrote:
> I do not quite know how the ATAPI CDROM work. I've alread
> gotten all the base install. Now, I need to do the dselect
> and mount the cdrom. However, it seems that the CDROM is
> not recognizable the the system. I did a manual mount:
>$ mount -t iso966
I was wondering what people use for handling their PPP dialups. I've
been using simple pppd, which works well. But, it has no feedback - I
have to simply wait, and run ps to see if it makes the connection. What
tools or programs (if any) would provide more information/feedback? I'm
running X, so an
I would just like to offer thanks to everyone that has helped me over
the last week in setting up my Linux box. I'm new to the Unix world, and
so I had many questions that I'm sure were "simple" or "easy". On
another mailing list, I might have gotten nasty emails about "RTFM" or
"read the [EMAIL PR
I have copied some MSDOS text files (documents, java source files) to my
Linux box. So, of course, they all have ^M at the end of each line. At
our SCO box at work, we have a dos2unix command that would fix
these...does Linux have a similar tool, and what package is it in?
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>tar cf /path | ( cd other/path ; tar xvf -)
>cp -a /path /other/path
> Are there real differences between the three? What about symlinks,
> hard links, empty dirs, devices? I know, I could read the manuals,
Your question prompted me to think about the way I make backups of my
Debian s
> people on this list do their backups. I am switching from an AT&T
> environment where I used bru, and am very satisfied with it. I know
> it is available for Linux, too, but I was wondering if you can suggest
> free alternatives.
dump & restore
I considered dump, but it does
setterm -blank 0
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Keith Holler wrote:
> Does anyone know how to disable that annoying screen blanking?
>
> Keith
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On Tue, Nov 25, 1997 at 09:40:30AM +0100, Gertjan Klein wrote:
>
> I made a file (by hand!) with one-line descriptions for each program I
> found that way. Imagine how I felt when I heard about apropos!
Tss ... apropos is actually just the -k option to the man(1) command,
so by looking at the m
/usr/bin/poff
Bob
On Mon, 24 Nov 1997 14:16:46 -0900 me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> After starting/quitting minicom, and then finishing internet connection,
> what is the best way to kill pppd without doing a 'kill ' (or the pid
> of pppd? I haven't found that answer anywhere, and I hav
How do you apply patches to the kernel ? I tried it and got
rejections. I'm trying to bring my kernel up to 2.0.32. I have the
debian linux source for 2.0.30 installed (I believe it is level 9).
David Natkins
Computer Group of Princeton
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