Pkg cvsbook

I apt-get installed pkg cvsbook. Now how do I access it? Where is it?

RE: Non-root user executing pon

: Non-root user executing pon On Tue, Jul 25, 2000 at 08:04:30PM -0500, R. D. Loga wrote: > When a non-root user types pon at the prompt they get "Connect script > failed". Pon works fine for the root user. I changed several file > permissions to get this far. Do I have to ch

Non-root user executing pon

When a non-root user types pon at the prompt they get "Connect script failed". Pon works fine for the root user. I changed several file permissions to get this far. Do I have to change permissions on all the scripts in /etc/ppp/ip-up.d directory too? Is there an easy way to allow non-root users

RE: Debian Printing Again

I just installed the ljet4 driver for my printer and used magicfilterconfig to do it. I think you mean modconf rather than modconfig and you should not have to do anything with it if you already had another printer working. If this is your first printer, you might have to use the command modconf

FW: Debian Printing

I added the parport_pc module with modconf and my printer is working! Thanks for everyone's help. -Original Message- From: R. D. Loga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 11:50 AM To: Pollywog; debian-user list Subject:RE: Debian Printing I did the

RE: Debian Printing

#x27;/etc/init.d/lprng restart' but I am not sure. You might be using a different print spooler that I use. You did put printer support in the kernel or a kernel module, right? -- Andrew On 08-Jul-2000 16:01:37 R. D. Loga wrote: > /dev/lp0" or > "lpr /etc/printcap" I get

RE: Debian Printing

The lp was not in my /etc/modules files so I used modconfig to add it. When rebooting, the messages indicated I had a device lp0. I then used magicfilterconfig and it complained about an existing /etc/printcap file so I renamed the existing file and used magicfilterconfig again and answered the q