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On Thu, Jun 06, 2002 at 08:33:10PM +0200, Emil Pedersen wrote:
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> > Hi People,
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> > Has anybody had any experiance running Debian on a Dell PowerEdge 2500.
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> Yes, I've set up one 2500 and a few 2550 at work. Unless something
hardware that might be in there.
So...Does anybody have any experience with these boxes?
Thanks
Paul
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uane:/var/log# uptime
13:52:34 up 2 days, 22:28, 2 users, load average: 8.92, 12.80, 10.83
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body here may have had a similar
experience.
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time... If it would be accessed
> often the kernel would have reduced the cache.)
It might be normal, but it's crucifying performance in this case.
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Yes, some 40MB of cache gets freed, but it's mainly (300MB) of swap that
gets used. This tends to slow down processes before they need to.
Anyone got any ideas?
Kernel is 2.4.14, and it's a debian woody installation.
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stall procedure.
I admit it. I'm loose when it come to terminology sometimes.
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at the end of the file, but really I want
to set debconf to not mess with the file anymore. dpkg-reconfigure didn't
give me the option, just asked me a load of x-setup question and rewrote the
file again.
I'm just glad backups are always made before debconf writes to files.
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I'm wondering if something is stripping them out on the
way to me. After all I am sitting behind an Exchange server.
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Hi People,
I'm getting quite a lot of messages dropping through my procmail rules for
debian lists. I was wondering if anyone here had a good setup.
The problem seems to be that not all mails from this list get tagged with
X-Mailing-List which is what I'm checking on.
This is my current rule:
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> suggestions for how to get out?
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> It is a continous and ongoing nuisance in HP/UX :}
Really? and you're smiling about it :-) Thanks for the ideas.
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hipset
2GB Physical RAM
4GB Swap
16GB IDE Hard Drive
Very little else
Software:
Debian Woody - Last updated about 4-5 months ago.
Kernel 2.2.20 (Compiled with 2GB Memory support) patched for ReiserFS
libc6 2.2.4-7
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On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 11:58:51AM +, Paul Sargent wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 12:55:57AM +0100, Nikolai Hlubek wrote:
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> > I would be grateful for any suggestion,
> > and please no "use alsa instead" replies.
> > Nikolai
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> I guess you'
thing else.
I believe ALSA does it, and the kernel driver doesnt.
Fortunatley mine doesn't have this problem, so this is only hearsay.
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ents.
We're only really talking about changing the hostname and IP after all.
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o list purged packages.
That works great, That'll make life a bit easier.
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a boot disk which:
o Partitions the disk
o untars the image
o modifies any system specific bits (hostname, ip, etc)
o runs lilo to make the system bootable
Doesn't sound tough.
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ment we've only built the first machine, the others will follow if
this is a success. All will try to be as similar as possible, but becuase
there's going to be a time delay in buying bits, I'll bet things will be
slightly different.
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same packages installed regardless of what was
there before?
Also, any other pointers that people may have if you've ever attempted this
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Solved (a) (thanks Marc Mongeon), but I'm no nearer on (b)
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> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Sargent
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*alpha.deb|.*m68k.deb|.*powerpc.deb|.*sparc.deb|.*\/bo.*|.*\/
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> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Bartosch
> Sent: Monday, June 07, 1999 10:34 PM
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> Subject: Re: Mirroring the distributions
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Hi all,
I want to set up a site mirror (i.e. one to be used just on this site) of
the stable and unstable distributions. Does anybody have any suggestions on
a nice way of doing this. Does apt have any options for doing this type of
task? Is it practical to have it mirroring from several sites, so
I've just been asked wether I could make a floppy disk which would allow the
booting of any PC over the network into Linux.
I've got a Debian (slink) host which I would use to serve this, but I was
wondering if anybody has experiance, or knows of any documents that outlines
the process.
Cheers
P
Hi,
I'm new to Debian, so this may be a question that I'm only asking because
I'm not familiar with the Debian way, but
I've just installed slink onto a machine and although inetd is on the
system, it hasn't been started. Is this standard Debian policy for security
reasons?
Either way is the
m about to submit this as a bug against exim, suggesting that this be
toned down to a warning rather than an error.
Paul
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> To: Paul Sargent
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OK, so my FQDN doesn't match RFC1035 (the 3 at the start of 3Dlabs is
non-compliant), but that is my FQDN and I can't do anything about it. Any
suggestions?
Paul
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Re: exim: FQDN != RFC1035
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> Paul writes:
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Can anybody help me with this.
I've just installed a new slink machine and while running the configure
portion of the exim package I get this error.
Error: system's FQDN hostname (rook.3dlabs.com) doesn't match RFC1035
syntax; cannot configure the mail system.
What is RFC1035 syntax?
Paul
Hi Nick,
I'd recommend a Permedia 2 based card, and not just because I work for
3Dlabs.
* They are dirt cheap these days. 8MB card for around $80 (I would
have thought. I'm in the UK)
* XFree86 now has a nice fast and stable X-server for them, although
not included in slink as you nee
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