Carel Fellinger wrote:
> Or look through /etc/passwd.
>
>$ grep carel /etc/passwd
>carel:x:1001:1001:Carel Fellinger,,,:/home/carel:/bin/bash
Or for variety (and a saving of milliseconds) do it this way:
$ getent passwd jbr
jbr:x:1013:1013:Justin B Rye,,,:/home/j
ly on this count, since it is a functional
bonsai-scale editor any fool can pick up on their first encounter -
no "learning" is necessary (or worthwhile, unless they're going to
be keeping it as the only editor on the system).
But ae will do. Just about.
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- the
three I have it use are =netscape, 2=mozilla, and
3="xterm -e w3m &".
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ad them without being
root if you're in the "adm" group).
I don't know of any good GUI logfile-readers, but anyway I wouldn't
swap one for what I have got - the package "logcheck", which
monitors the logs for anomalies and mails me regular "edited
highlights".
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user to ensure
> they are actually in the right groups.
Or "id"; and there's "members" (in its own package) to tell you
who's in a given group.
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self some problems going from slink to potato using
just dpkg - do you know about dselect?
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possible you've ended up with duplicate headers?
Compare the DEBIAN SPECIFIC section in "man crontab".
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> On Mon, Jan 29, 2001 at 01:56:02PM +0000, Justin B Rye wrote:
>> This is a strange way to want to set a crontab...
Dave Sherohman wrote:
> Actually, considering that it's how crontab expects to work if no flags are
> given, I suspect that `crontab ` is the most historicall
;ll work, but the file might need to be executable or
something.
> Eth0Dwn
> 00 21 * * * /sbin/ifdown eth0
I presume you mean that the file "Eth0Dwn" contains that line.
What do you see when you "crontab -l"?
Why do you want to do this anyway? Isn't it simpler to
that it really has saved it as that
format, not just with the extension .bmp - you can check this
quickly and easily with "file":
$ file foo.bmp
foo.bmp:PC bitmap data, Windows 3.x format, 256 x 256 x 24
But they're right, don't use .bmp!
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Torben Korte wrote:
> in the ~/.Xdefaults file i have put some thinks for xemacs but the file
> isn't read on startup? Did I get the wrong file or the wrong place for
> the file? Thanks
~/.Xresources
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#x27;t *restrictively* licensed.
(If a piece of software isn't licensed at all - if, say, there turns
out to be a crippling flaw in its legal verbiage - that doesn't mean
anybody can rip it off without comeback; it means that nobody is
entitled to use it. I know what you mean; but it
le's location.
> The text should render als helvetica but the output is times new roman,
> opening the page without using apache (file - open ...) uses the style sheet
What exactly is it you're trusting the reactions of here? Would it
happen to be Internet Explorer?
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a
It's saying that something is pointing at an impossible filename,
and if that string's really anything like a URL it's being told to
fetch data from I don't blame it. /:/? htdocs? /./? .meta?
What's your DocumentRoot, where relative to that are your
stylesheets, what
from an unnecessary
panic, but at least people here might find it funny.
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ev/null have been
> growing above their usual restrictions lately -- but i'm still
> on potato (2.2.17). who's responsible for this anomaly?
Well, who's got root on your machine?
>> ;-)
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grep gullible /usr/share/dict/words
ush \eV'
These days mutt allows you to reference things by function-name,
which is more robust if like me you've been messing about with all
the key-bindings, and clearer even if not:
folder-hook . 'push '
Works for me...
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oking for "WWW-wo-Miru", the .deb is called w3m,
so you needn't resort to tarballs for that one.
See "http://packages.debian.org/stable/text/w3m.html";.
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d "rm -rf" as safe as I'm going to get, or is it worth
messing about with "while sleep 1 do stopafter..."?
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but you could try:
>
> $ tar cz ~user | ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'umask 077 && cat >outfile.tgz'
>
> ofcourse umask is futile if the file allready exists:(
Well, try tempfile:
$ tar cz ~user | ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] \
'umask 077 && OUT=$(tempfile -d
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