date-rc.d -f xdm
remove"
To get things to start when X fires up, put the commands in .xinitrc in your
home directory. For example, to get xterm and window maker started, do
xterm &
exec wmaker
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e ftp server you use. Both wu-ftpd and proftpd allow you
to control this, and how to do this is well documented in the accompanying
documentation.
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tall an older version of whatever library is needed.
Andrew
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> I gather than menu creates entries for all menus where window managers
> are found, right? I've also noticed that sometimes menu's choice for
> where to put a tool (ie, on which submenu to list a tool) doesn't jibe
> with where I would put it, or perhaps misses finding the tool
> altogether. Is
> i tried to write a small c++ using iostream.
> When i compiled it I got a linker error that it couldn't find cout and
> relations.
Do you have one of the libstdc++ packages installed?
> I have some trouble with dpkg because I need
> a listing with ALL installed Packages.
dpkg --get-selections
> I've found this in a makefile. What does it mean?
>
> clean:
> rm -rf -f *~ \#*\# ;
>
when invoked with make clean, delete all files/directories that end with a ~,
or
those that start and end with a # (which is escaped by the \).
the second -f is redundant
Andrew
>
> Does anyone have this combination working, or are the the PHP module
> for Mysql broken?
I do... but I compiled it myself =). Just grab the sources from debian and
build your own package...
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like :0.0 . You might need
to set permissions for this with xhost
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It's a sin only if you dwell on the what ifs and the but ifs
equivalent) or set the DISPLAY env variable.
In bash you'll do something like :
export DISPLAY=':0.0'
This will tell the programs to display to your local xserver.
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It
defaults to www-data. Check the ownership of the dir where you
put your html files. Also look in /etc/apache/httpd.conf, under the
directives User and Group
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It's a sin only if you dwell on the what ifs and the but ifs
ersion has fits
> complaining about undeclared
> variables. I suspect I need to include Xfuncproto.h but I'm not certain.
Do you have the xlib header files installed? They're in the xlib6g-dev
package...
> Are there any newgroups I should subscribe to for this sort of
> inf
t
it cannot figure out whether the package is installed or not.
Try this:
dpkg --get-selections|sed -e 's/[ \t]*\\(install\\|hold\\)$//p' | grep "tcd"
If it doesn't show anything then something's really wrong..
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> Can anyone give me a quick tutorial on how to use dpkg to install rpm's
> with alien? Thanks...
alien -i some-prog.rpm to install
alien some-prog.rpm to turn into deb
for more info look at man alien
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> Hello, Can non-deb source pkgs be compiled and installed with dpkg (like
> the kernel sources)?.
Check http://www.cis.udel.edu/~lowe/deb-make/
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It's a sin only if you d
or more info....
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It's a sin only if you dwell on the what ifs and the but ifs
maybe try 'update-menus -d 2> log' and then look through
log.. It *should* have a line like
Update-menus[13336]: ADDING: command="/usr/bin/tcd" needs="text"
section="Apps/Sound" title="tcd"
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bc6 and libncurses4 that I have.
>
> Any other ideas?
1) Let apt-get's source.list point to stable
2) Download whatever packages you need and install with dpkg -i
3) If you compile packages yourself, change the control file
($SRC/debian/control) so that it doesn't
owing up in the Users menu.
Did you run update-menu as yourself or as root? On my system I have to run
it as myself before it will add/remove the entries to/from my menu...even
for site-wide menu files.
Also note that the name in package() should be the name of the package,
otherwise it w
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