e to tell what to make it
stop behaving like that?
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I wish I had more energy -- or less ambition.
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1. Man gewöhnt sich an allem - sogar am Dativ.
2. Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod.
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python-debsigs), and both have stuff for developers and users. Flame
me anyway, if you must ;-)
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PPPS: Is there an alternative? #191004 's all I say...
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so, where could I find a list of MLMs and their
respective authors?
Bye, J
PS: This whole problem bothered me for years now... when I found out
about List-Id, I was happy. Until I found the adoption rate to
be... depressing.
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want. Add another "f" to thaw frozen messages
first.
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inside of a dog, it's very dark." -- Groucho Marx
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dpkg -l > foo'
Even better (works in zsh, no guarantees for other shells) is
COLUMNS=$COLUMNS dpkg -l | less
which makes dpkg -l do the usually needed, use the current width (big
xterm, mainly).
Yes, setting columns to itself looks weird... guess it's not exported
or something
o Mixer)
Andy> which only seems to work with mp3s.
They list ogg support on their development page as goals...
Hope they'll get to that soon, because GDAM looks interesting, and I
don't want to touch mp3s anymore ;-)
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shlist bug I filed proper? (;-)
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"Windows NT" is an acronym for "Windows? No
wyer... that one's even in wtf)
TINLA (`dict tinla` has TINLC... so I think this is This Is Not Legal
Advice).
YADA (Yet Another D??? A??? ? Or just "yada" as in "yada yada yada"?)
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ghtweight, and if necessary to achieve that, less
featureful. But small footprint is important. (At least until I get
myself a bigger notebook ;-)
Karsten> Peace.
We all wish for that... :-|
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Galeon... *eeewww* is this *l*)
Take a look, it's worth it.
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"Ever wonder why the SAME PEOPLE
make up ALL the conspiracy
tandard chipset, there's not other way).
But of course they will be disabled... at first.
Like IBM said they'd do with the CPRM "features" in the
harddisks... after the initial criticisms. Of course, now they'll be
*forced* to put those in... poor little fellas
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ke being contacted by my squid). You could do that with a
special port, that the firewall would redirect to 80... but then you
couldn't get to servers on non-std ports. Oh well...
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ying something
Dimitri> explicitly and trusting a compiler to figure it out for
Dimitri> me, guess what I choose?
Well... then you probably like Python, as one of
it's (inofficial) mottos is "explicit is better than implicit"
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switches vts (from vt1 to vt7),
thus erasing the scrollback buffer of vt1.
Yes, I wish someone would implement separate scrollback buffers (have
been bitten by that time and again).
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putation... but even though they
didn't do an Nvidia, they still restrict access to their docs. They
officially refer you to XFree86, and from what I've read on dri-devel,
becoming an XFree86 developer is not that easy... ask if you want the
gritty details. (This is all just my POV, of c
r system, or have an impact on a lot of critical
apps).
When new unstable libc appeared in sid a while ago (quite a while... I
think it was before potato, so woody was still unstable, not testing),
I waited a couple weeks even.
Until I couldn't stand not being able to upgrade almost all the
>>>>> "Adam" == Adam Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Adam> On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, "Jürgen A. Erhard" wrote:
>> As I said, that's bullshit. You're right that dpkg's available file
>> needs to be up to date... b
estions posted via
debconf in its own database. So --purge and reinstall will not get
rid of those.
I could be speaking out of my ass here, however... ;-)
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D-Man> So what's the literal translation?
If I may take a stab: Enchanter of Computers (Computer Enchanter).
Or, maybe cooler: Computermancer. (Necromancer->Neuromancer, see?).
Bye, J
PS: If you're more into enchanting hardware (don't we all wish we were
at times),
.
You do the updating via "dselect update", but I should think that you
known that.
Bye, J
PS: I wouldn't have reacted so strongly if a) you didn't walk around
here with an aura of "I *always* know what I'm saying" and b) there
hadn't been someone statin
Of course you might have this in your list
already...)
Alternatively, mention recode. But... that's lots more powerful, and
thus a lot more complicated. (You *could* mention recode in a short
sentence "For universal recoding problems, there's recode" or
s.th. like that. *Pointe
as trying to mess with my lpd - this is why
Eugene> portsentry didn't pick up on it. So, meanwhile I just
Eugene> purged lprng as I found myself not printing anything for
Eugene> the past few months.
Check out snort... if this attack is a known one, it would have told
e and will do the same job. It's small and
Jaye> useful. Just used it today when I seen, 'smop' refered to in
Jaye> an earlier post this AM :)
You mean the jargon file? Because I haven't found a "jargon"
program...
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gt; That newspaper probably has some pretty consistent properties,
D> like the From or Subject field, right? Just dump it to
D> /dev/null using procmail.
And one mailing a week? That contains some info about a service
you're using? I skim every one... *skim*, not necessaril
kein debian-deutsch (which
Bob> is about as much german as I remember from my university days
Bob> 40 years ago).
There's no debian-deutsch, but there's debian-user-de... though
(alas?) not on lists.debian.org. It's admin'd by Lehmann's Online
Buchhandlung,
ay with a UNIX Version
7, yay! ;-)
Bye, J
PS: The most annoying feature, though, is that it apparently
busy-waits... IIRC load was near 1 while I ran it on my Cyrix MII
machine (233MHz, 64M). Installing on my 500MHz notebook to test while
I write this ;-)
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pplies *both* visuals (8bpp and 24/32bpp) at the same time.
And there seems to be only one X server that does this: the one for
Matrox cards (G400 only I think... pretty certainly no chips older
than G200/400).
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n?
Do you have IPv6 in your kernel(s)? If yes... hack the sshd init
scripts and add a "-- -4" to the start-stop-daemon invocation that
start sshd.
For me that solved it. (There's a report in the BTS that helped me
find this).
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your
implications to the contrary).
Bye, J
[1] Even though Germany is said to be SuSE territory... well, one of
the founding regulars once told me that "All the people who know Linux
and know their stuff use either RedHat or Debian". Okay, I'd make
that "the majority"
>>>>> "Stan" == Stan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stan> What's the Debian way of installing a Flash Player plugin for
Netscape?
apt-get install navigator/communicator... netscape-base-476 contains the
flash plugin...
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So... no corruption is happening (at least not due to those messages).
Bye, J
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Python Progr
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> "Martin" == Martin =?iso-8859-1?Q?W=FCrtele?= writes:
Martin> On Sat, Feb 24, 2001 at 03:31:49PM -0500, David Raeker-Jordan wrote:
Martin> (...)
>> What is EXTRAVERSION for and what problems might I cause? Is EXTRAVERSION
>> on
n though I don't have vi installed here, if anyone would come
to work on this machine who wanted a vi, s/he'd get it, no questions
asked (not even "How can you be so stupid and/or misguided..." ;-)
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>>>>> "Francesco" == Francesco Bochicchio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Francesco> On Thu, Oct 05, 2000 at 01:27:43PM +0200, "Jürgen A. Erhard"
wrote:
>> The only thing in syslog is a
>>
>> gnome-name-server[500]: inp
Forgot to mention I've installed the latest Helix GNOME packages, and
the rest is woody (still libc 2.1.3).
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"It might look like I'm doi
14), Celeron 566... compiled
my own kernel (2.2.17, slightly reduced from the Debian default, just
disabled some features I definitely don't need).
Anyone experienced the same? Or have some hints where to look? Any
pointers are appreciated...
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it got).
PPPS: More details on request...
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Mesa - Free OpenGL API (http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/~brianp/Mesa.html)
"No matter how cynical I get, I can'
el that a new libc is coming
(don't remember who...), and was thus on the look-out.
Glad I did... as soon as I saw a new libc to install, I didn't (didn't
put it on hold, as I do most upgrades manually via apt-get install
PACKAGE anyway)
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x Journal), who told me
that all their Linux systems run Debian (including their webservers).
Bye, J
PS: If you read this, Mike, I hope I haven't given out a secret... ;-)
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s file w/o
conflicting.
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> "Mark" =3D=3D Mark Schiltz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> On Mon, 18 Sep 2000, David Z. Maze wrote:
>> Mark Schiltz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MS> I think I have tried everything, maybe
decrees
Mike> against UCE, etc.
Mike, please do a "dict spam" (or look it up in the jargon file if you
don't have dict installed).
UCE is spam... but spam is not just UCE. Bruce is right.
Bye, J
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to vote even once is
someone else on their subnet already had voted (or even on their
current IP, before they had got it).
Will> i only voted once, tho... :)
Honest people seem hard to come by these days, so I applaud you.
Honest! ;-)
Bye, J
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g package if any?
Sean> apt-get -s foo bar
Sorry, but it doesn't show the *versions*. So, that'd be a resounding
No here also.
Too bad, I'd like such an option also... currently you can only check
apt-cache show foo against dpkg -s foo to see whether there's a newer
v
n their binary installer.
Since they don't use that on Debian (that basically does what apt
already does), Debian is not vulnerable (and some msg on bugtraq (I
think) even said so)
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curious departure.
As I explained above, not very curious... it's rather the norm (all
major distributions are moving to FHS in the long term... or have said
so, at least ;-)
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oblems than just "an attacker can view user's files" (not root's,
BTW... and, as mentioned, not files of users who have even half a
clue).
Bye, J
PS: The apology Kurt's put up is nice, I have to say.
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Hi Doug,
Try
apt-get --print-uris -y dselect-upgrade >PACKAGES
Take that file to your work machine and do a
for i in `awk http://members.tripod.com/Juergen_Erhard/mars_index.html
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> "Nate" == Nate Amsden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Nate> Michael Banck wrote:
>> huh, my protscan shows this:
>>
>> Interesting ports on Blackbird (127.0.0.1):
>> PortState Protocol Service
>> 9 open
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> "kmself" == kmself writes:
kmself> On Sun, Aug 13, 2000 at 09:19:20AM -0300, John Ackermann wrote:
>> I've been running Apache successfully for a long time, and
>> would like to add a secured virtual site to my collection. I
>
ges for
Jonas> a while. ;)
Closer is glob_complete (setopt globcomplete).
But probably not exactly what you want... it expands the word in the
command line and steps through the completions via TAB.
The original *.html is gone, so pressing ENTER would jsut deal with
one.
Though, mayb
ob function (lists global patterns) aswell as
Jonas> the commands-, dir-, var-, env-completion that it does by
Jonas> default?
Don't know what this means... I only know zsh's
completion system r0x. ;-))
Jonas> Thanks!
What for? ;-)
Bye, J
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k should have been part of the list too...
kmself> Makes you wonder how much thought went into the survey and
kmself> whether it's just a data mining expedition.
I can't dispute this possibility.
Bye, J
PS: Strangely, the LJ uses Debian on all their (web-) servers... 8-|
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". So go RTF RFC1035 ;-) You'll see that underscores in
hostnames (= fqdn) are not permitted. Only letters, digits and the
hyphen ("-") are allowed.
So, name your machine "the-kernel" and try again. Should work then.
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