CVSNT i know nothing
> | specific about) works fine.
>
> Probably an older version of cvs.
>
Very possible.
[...]
> Let me know if you find out what in cvs 1.12 causes browsing to not
> work and how to correct it :-).
I'll post a message, if I find out. Since the bad timi
se it? Is there some checkbox in
eclipse I am not aware of?
Any ideas?
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> IIRC, it was a prior nonproductive thread with "Tom" which pointed out
> seeding and metrics as a way of estimating such bug counts.
Well, at this point I should admit that I tend to ignore threads as they
grow longer than one screen, break up more than once, or begin to get
sub-threads...
On Thursday 04 December 2003 17:43, Tom wrote:
> On Thu, Dec 04, 2003 at 10:15:12AM -0600, John Hasler wrote:
> > ... That's why the kernel
> > developers thought it was just an ordinary bug: they could see no way
> > to exploit it.
>
> That statement is somewhat disconcerting. The hypothesis is
> ..cat /etc/services |grep " 2896" produced nothing, try
> ' lsof |grep " 2896" ' and ' ps aux |grep " 2896" '.
>
> ..more ideas? There is also
> http://www.google.com/search?q=%22port+2896%22+tcp+udp
> suggesting someone is trying to crack your wintendo. ;-)
What does netstat say? Use -t and -
> Can anybody recommend a good pop3 server to serve a user community of
> a few thousand? Ideally something that supports APOP, SSL, etc... and
> is less I/O intensive than qpopper, hopefully by a good margin?
I don't know, if this applies to your case, but you can tweak the I/O
intensity of q
> This will install too many unneeded packages. I do not want to have
> german stuff (docs etc.), just want my umlauts to be displayed on the
> console.
On my pc it helped to set convert-meta on in inputrc. This basically turns
on 8-bit characters on the console. For more info see man 3 readline.
On Monday 17 November 2003 22:43, Hugo van der Merwe wrote:
> I've got a USB storage device (what should one call these things? I
> hate calling it a "flash disk" since I feel it's not a disk (disc?) ;)
> It worked great at one point. However, recently, it still seems to
> register fine, etc etc, b
> And I mean, the core question is: What is the advantage of not updating
> packages, when the package is in question is so old you shouldn't use
> it?
Sorry, if I miss the point, but if there is an advisory against using the
version of snort oficially released with woody, shouldn't there also b
> However, the initial portscan takes an extremely long time... Actually,
> I haven't seen it finish, because I had to turn my computer off at
> night... :-) But something like 10 hours, it seems like it would need
> to do a portscan... WTF? There's is a progress bar, it moves this slow.
>
> It is
> Also, how can one get out of the whole x system under Debian? To get
> back into text mode? I also haven´t found a method of booting into text.
>
You can always switch to text-mode via . Another solution is
to press n during the kdm-login-screen (I don't know about gdm,
though).
If you want t
> > I think you got Colin wrong there (Colin please correct me if *I* got
> > you=20 wrong:) . Colin just gave an example how easy it is to exploit
> > the=20 sudo-privilege for using dpkg.
>
> Ah, shoot, you're right. I totally glossed over the sudo example he
> suggested. I blame work; it total
> >>=20 People keep talking about sudo like it's the cat's meow, and maybe
> >>for a single-user system it is. But sudo documentation very
> >>explicitly warns that, if you're not careful about what you allow, you
> >>could accidentally allow access to far more than you expected.
> >
> >=2E..it se
>
> I read your notes with interest, and indeed you helped clarify
> things. Only now, I've got somehow to undo the xhost command I issued
> before.
>
``xhost -'' does the job.
You all are right concerning the security-issues with xhost. I wasn't aware
how big the issues *really* are. xhost didn
> user% xhost +
> user% su
> root! xcalc
> but this is an insecure hack since in says anyone can snoop on your
> xserver.
You could also use ``xhost +local:'' so that you don't open your xserver to
the net. ``xhost +'' is something I would only advise for
debugging-purpose only..
Johannes
On Tuesday 28 October 2003 05:33, Tom wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 11:20:36PM -0500, Nori Heikkinen wrote:
> > the distinction that's being missed here is that people don't code in
> > english, people use english words as symbols in their code. there's a
> > huge difference.
>
> Random webpage
On Thursday 23 October 2003 08:33, Dennis van Turnhout wrote:
> Since no one replied:
>
> http://tjw.org/etded/
>
> The so far in this article is missing: "sh et-linux-2.55.x86.run" to
> start installation
AFAIK eted is the server, not the client, so this document wouldn't be of
much use..
Howev
> apt-get said that eclipse-platform depends on j2re1.4 or j2re1.3 or
> java2-runtime but these packages are not available.
> How can I install eclipse?
> And is there a deb package for Sun's jdk?
You could look into the equivs package, use it to set up a dummy-package
for j2re1.4 and then instal
> He told me
> today that he can receive mobile text messages from Belgium, France, and
> Croatia while he's traveling in the countryside.
In fact, most (if not all) european cellphone-providers have roaming
partners in all other european countries. Thus they also deliver
SMS-messages across eu
On Sunday 03 August 2003 11:39, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
> If wget fails partway through recursively downloading a big website, is
> there some way to start it over again, to have it download the rest of
> the site without downloading everything a second time?
>
Perhaps the -m (--mirror) option
> PS still cant find coreutils or stat, though its not a problem now.
>
> debian:/home/web# dpkg -i coreutils
> dpkg: error processing coreutils (--install):
> cannot access archive: No such file or directory
> Errors were encountered while processing:
> coreutils
> debian:/home/web# dpkg -i stat
>
> Last, last thought. When I tried to setup some variables in
> ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bashrc KDE seemed not to look at them. I have been
> told, though never tried it, that (assuming you are using KDM) as a
> graphical loggin manager, the "default" option will read these files !
Sorry, when I wrote
> >
> > look in
> >
> > ~/.kde/Autostart
> >
> > Make a file
> >
> > #!/bin/sh
> > export ...
> >
> > Change its permissions to executable,
> >
> > This should work
No, it shouldn't.
Whenever you put something into ~/.kde/Autostart, it gets _executed_ on KDE
startup. That means all exports i
Sorry, I don't know of any other way to automatically start a process with
a given priority other than ``nice -n 10 xmms''.
> As a last solution, I'd cron a script as root to renice automatically,
> but I can't obtain a list of the xmms processes (' ps -A | grep xmms |
> awk "{print $1}" ' gives
> for file in *.ogg; do
> ogg123 "$file"
> done
>
> (Since the double-quotes allow variable expansion, but force the
> result to be a single "world" for shell purposes.)
To deal with all (im)possible filenames, you could even do:
for file in *.ogg
do
ogg123 -- "$file"
done
Just in case
B; Mon, 31 Mar 2003 03:25:13 -0600 (CST)
Thanks in advance for enlightenment,
Johannes Zarl
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>== Requested audio codec family [divx] (afm=acm) not available (enable it
> at compilation!) *** Try to upgrade /home/foo/.mplayer/codecs.conf from
> etc/codecs.conf *** If it still does not work, read DOCS/codecs.html!
>
> .wma stands for "Windows Media Audio" which is a proprietary format
> developed by Microsoft and, hence, cannot be played or decoded on
> Linux. At least I think they can't be played, uless maybe realplayer has
> this capability (which I don't think it does).
I encountered some .wma's just a few
> In general, I suggest using adduser on Debian rather than useradd.
> useradd is the low-level tool; adduser is the higher-level utility which
> is intended to be easier to use.
I always edited the group, passwd and shadow files per hand to
add/remove/alter groups/users and I never had any probl
~/.bashrc
#fi
greetings,
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wxgtk2.4-python, then
apt forgot about libwxgtk2.4.
Hope my little story helps;-)
greetings
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> #! /bin/sh
>
> # Backup entire 'myfiles/' directory, name it with the date.
>
> cd /usr/local/
> tar -czf /mnt/archive/autoarchive/date myfiles
man bash(1):
Command substitution allows the output of a command to replace the command
name. There are two forms:
$(command)
or
On Wednesday 08 January 2003 16:10, Mat wrote:
> I have to periodically copy a lot of files filtering them by their
> extensions (something like cp * but *.bak). How can I do that (as I can
> read from cp' man or info page this is not possible)?
>From what I know, cp doesn't support this. However,
m more than one program at the same time,
you'll have to use a sound-daemon like arts or esd.
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Do you use arts? I just tried to upgrade to 2.4.20 and it worked fine, as
long as i didn't start the artsd. It just ate my whole cpu-time and didn't
react on kill -9.
Now I use 2.4.18 again and it behaves again.
Johannes Zarl
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> I just switched from a Hauppauge WinTV Go to a WinTV-PCI-FM (model647).
> OS Debian Woody 2.4 kernel.
I've got a WinTV-PCI-FM, too, on a (home-made) 2.4.18 kernel. Mine is
card=10, though autodetect should work for all recent cards(it work's on
mine).
> alias char-major-81 bttv
> alias char-m
> What do you mean by convert?
> Modifing database strings or setting stuff like encoding/contentType
> of the servlet response object?
>
I think the appropriate function is called htmlentities() or
htmlspecialchars(). This should do what you want.
greetings,
Johannes
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Hello,
> The problem is that all åäö-carracters are exchanged
> with the ? carracter in the web browser.
> The JSP page has .
>
> Typing åäö in console and X works (not in Jbuilder
> though... argh). Search queries in mysql(console client)
> and mysql-navigator return OK carracters.
>
Are you sur
On Monday 04 November 2002 23:05, Mark L. Kahnt wrote:
> > +evolution -- non-free client from ximian. Offers calender, etc.(a
> > bit like outlook on windows)
>
> As Matthew Weier O'Phinney notes, Evolution is one of the Gnome email
> clients - there are a number depending on the scale of program
On Monday 04 November 2002 21:38, james leclair wrote:
> Hello,
Hello, too;-)
> We currently run a variety if Debian products in the mail and file
> serving areas. Now we are investigating the possiblity of running Debian
> products on our desktops. Could someone please recommend what packages
>
> > 1.) How do you uninstall packages, so that you get more "free" space
> > on your harddrive?
> > (exp. I used 'df -h' and seen that I had 200 mb free, I used dpkg
> > to uninstall some programs, ran df again and still only had 200 mb
> > free.)
>
> dpkg should be fine for removal although "
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