this helps,
- Tim Metz
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> Originally, I thought I had a SCSI tape drive because that was what I
> ordered (silly me), but I discovered that what I thought was a SCSI card is
> really a floppy controller card (FC-20). I removed it because I could not
> get any response
debian distribution.
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> ... then you should be happy as you just participated in what lead to
> Infoworld giving the award for 'Best Support in 1997' to all of us -- the
> Linux communitty -- by providing the feedback and support needed to improve
> Linux (Debian in this case).
Yes, and I am in complete agreement wi
> Tim> 2. I notice there is currently no mention of bug#21412 in the
> Tim> bug-tracking system. Will this bug be considered closed?
>
> Yes, I closed it via a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Please chill out a little and read the emails you got yesterday. I released
> tob_0.14-5 yesterday
;tob -verbose | grep file" to list only some
files)
Cleaning up.
Bye.
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Downloaded the unstable Debian Tape-Orientated Backup package (tob_0.14-4.deb)
tonight and had something
interesting (frustrating) happen, posting here so that others may avoid
similar problems...
1. Installed package -> "dpkg -i tob_0.14-4.deb"
2. Intended to execute "tob -check" as documented
> Does anyone know if there is slip dialer for debian?
Pete,
The package you are looking for is called "dip", it is located under the "net"
directory in the Debian distribution.
Hope this helps,
- Tim
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Thanks to those who replied regarding the apache question on
tildes/ScriptAlias. I upgraded to Apache 1.3b5 and that seemed to fix the
problem.
- Tim
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> Using Apache/1.1.3 Debian/GNU, I am trying to ScriptAlias a directory under a
> users home directory so that it can execu
> Why are you trying to set this via apache confs??
Isn't all cgi info set in config files in one way or another (i.e.
ScriptAlias, AddHandler, or mod_rewrite) ?
> Just make the directory in the users home directory. Take away read access
> so no one can go in. Give everyone rights to execu
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