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y localy) Thanks in advance for your answer, and really thanks for your work on debian :) Have a good day :) Steph

Re: pine (again!)

Yup...either look for /usr/src/pine4 or /usr/src/pine...there's a wonderful README that actually tells each gory little step of the process. Works very well Alpha

Re: Sound testing

dress it in black. 8) Alpha

Re: beg

I understand now...although the internet install is remarkably fast, if you're running less than a 56K modem, the costs would be exhorbitant. Sorru if my original query came off badly... we're pretty spoiled in North America, with stuff like affordable DSL, etc. Alpha

Re: beg

What, you can't download it? The internet install is much improved since 1.2. Alpha

Re: Message saying this lists's mailbox is full

Sometimes receiving your own emails is useful: if you're testing a new install or MTA, there's nothing so advantageous as to get an email back from the list to which you sent it. It tends to obliterate the need for test messages, and if you're lucky, you get an answer back to the question you as

Re: uh-oh, now what?

Fetchmail says the mail is read, but it's not flushed. Will try the -a tag. Thanks, Mike. Alpha

uh-oh, now what?

New problem, having to do with mail, specifically the following error from fetchmail: client/server sychronization error while fetching from radiant.net. Sendmail is running... i run fetchmail manually, as i like to keep processes down to a dull roar. I've been doing this since i started using

Re: What's the deal with the mouse?

Return addy bounces...ah. Will have to fix that part of things. Thanks for the tip... alpha

What's the deal with the mouse?

Howdy, All - Have gpm running beautifully on the console, sucking supremely in X, and the configuration is as it should be, eg, i'ts a ps/2 mouse, needs to emulate 3 buttonsand no particular weird parameters for it. Ye, it's supported in the kernel. Yes, gpm is running. Yes, i'm getting mildly