Hello everyone,
I am getting "eth0:mismatched read page pointers 0 vs 1" when I ifconfig eth0
"online" and this continues until I ifconfig eth0 down. These are continous
and repeated errors to console. I have an SMC 8416T at port 220 and interupt
10 (both of these values are correctly autoprobe
I have just setup majordom version 1.94 on my Debian 2.0 box running
Smail as my mail client.
My problem is that when ever I post something to the list
subscribe/unsubscribe or just a plain message I get this bounce error
message;
|- Message log follows:
Hi,
I still don't really understand how to report a bug.
I've read the page -- waiting for the English version to
come out. :)
Dosemu in frozen (bo) -- demands a certain kernel version,
which I didn't have at install time. Instead of putting things
back like they are, it broke my existing dose
Christopher W Hafey:
> I still don't really understand how to report a bug.
>
> I've read the page -- waiting for the English version to
> come out. :)
> Is there any plans to simplify bug reporting -- maybe
> an html fill-in form?
Try this: install the "bug" package. Type "bug dosemu". Follow t
Solomani:
>
> I have just setup majordom version 1.94 on my Debian 2.0 box running
> Smail as my mail client.
> My problem is that when ever I post something to the list
> subscribe/unsubscribe or just a plain message I get this bounce error
> message;
>
> |- Message log
Karl Ferguson wrote:
>
> At 10:23 AM 27/04/97 -0700, Jim Pick wrote:
> >I remember reading somewhere that the gateway from the mailing lists
> >to the linux.* newsgroups was shutting down. Unfortunately, I can't
> >find the message here anywhere.
> >
> >I suppose we could create our own debian.*
FWIW, the debian lists just started showing up again on my news
server from someplace in France. I rather LIKE using them in Unsenet
format rather than mailing list format only because my mailbox gets enough
clutter.
George Bonser
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At 07:28 PM 27/04/97 -0700, mike horansky wrote:
>My take on this is completely different. Using Usenet instead of a
>mailing list is more efficient in terms of disk usage and probably cpu
>load as well (the sysadmins here tell me that our mail servers have
>much higher load spikes now that people
mike horansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Using trn to thread articles is more convenient than using elm (a
> GNUS-user tells me that its threading and searching are not as
> good).
Gnus not as good at this as elm or trn... possible, but I'd be
surprised.
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Hi.
I've upgraded my box to hamm and now I've couple of questions:
1. I can see that module paths have changed in /etc/conf.modules
(modutils-2.1.34) but what am I supposed to do to make depmod
work?
2. I rather liked fvwm2's main-menu-post.hook --
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Jason Ish wrote:
>>
>> When you are installing Debian just make sure all your Linux partitions
>> are on hdb(whatever) then make a boot floppy, but don't try to make it
>> boot from the hard disk until you know more about Lilo. I've using
>> Li
Hi
what do the files wtmp and utmp do ?
Thanks ...
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Dima:
> 1. I can see that module paths have changed in /etc/conf.modules
> (modutils-2.1.34) but what am I supposed to do to make depmod
> work?
I ran into this too... are you getting an empty modules.dep after running
depmod -a?
The fix is to edit conf.modules like this:
Old:
path[fs]=/lib/mo
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
...
>I ran into this too... are you getting an empty modules.dep after running
>depmod -a?
>
>The fix is to edit conf.modules like this:
The package installs new conf.modules with correct paths. With it
depmod -a says modprobe: error reading ELF header: N
>> 1. I can see that module paths have changed in /etc/conf.modules
>> (modutils-2.1.34) but what am I supposed to do to make depmod
>> work?
>
>I ran into this too... are you getting an empty modules.dep after running
>depmod -a?
>
>The fix is to edit conf.modules like this:
>
> [rest deleted]
>
I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
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On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, [iso-8859-1] Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
>
> I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
> it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
what do you mean you couldn't find it?
Any error messages?
Works well for me
OK
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On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
> > I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
> > it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
> what do you mean you couldn't find it?
> Any error messages?
> Works well for me
I couldn't find any includ
> I take it your logging into this box via a serial port?
> I believe that's the cause of it - Consoles and telnet
> logins appear fine for me.
>
> --
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Here's how it hits my machine (kernel: 2.0.30)
I login to vt1 (alt F1), do a 'finger': I'm logged on.
I login to vt2 (alt
> I couldn't find any include files... where are they?
> (I know nothing about stl).
They're in /usr/include/g++
For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
See the Info documentation for libg++.
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On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Clint Adams wrote:
> They're in /usr/include/g++
> For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
I saw that.. But genclass seems to be an ugly replacement for templates..
I want templates..! =)
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On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
Hi, thanks for your help, I added the line you suggested, but now I get
this error ...
|- Message log follows: -|
no valid recipients were found for this message
|- Failed addresses fol
i've noticed our web server has been behaving rather strangely
recently. if you try to access a document in a user directory
(http://server/~username) the first time you do it you get an error,
but the second time it works. looking at the log files i found this
error:
access to /webhome/~username
I downloaded the kernel source package for v2.0.30 planning to compile the
new kernel for my machine so I could finally get sound support. The
readme mentions a make-kpkg (or is it kpkg-make, I tried both) and I could
not find either in bo, contrib, non-free and it was included in the kernel
sourc
Clint Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I couldn't find any include files... where are they?
> > (I know nothing about stl).
>
> They're in /usr/include/g++
>
> For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
>
> See the Info documentation for libg++.
I don't know what genclas
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, [iso-8859-1] Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
>
> I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
> it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
Try /usr/include/g++. You can just include stl headers with a normal
#include when compiling w
> I downloaded the kernel source package for v2.0.30 planning to compile the
> new kernel for my machine so I could finally get sound support. The
> readme mentions a make-kpkg (or is it kpkg-make, I tried both) and I could
> not find either in bo, contrib, non-free and it was included in the ker
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
> > I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
> > it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
> Try /usr/include/g++. You can just include stl headers with a normal
> #include when compiling with G++.
O
inetd.conf has:
pop-3 stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/in.qpopper
I was advised by another reader to make the following two directories owned
by root and part of group 'mail': /var/spool/mail and /var/spool/pop.
This does in fact fix the problem - for a while. After a whil
The subject says it all. It's not in the debian package, couldn't
find anything in the FAQ's. So, where is it?
+++
Joop Stakenborg
Department of Hyperthermia
Dr. Daniel den Hoed Ca
This is one of the sites that has the pgp package:
site=ftp.lh.umu.se
remote_dir=/pub/linux/debian-non-US/binary-i386
There is a file called READEM.pgp at all debian mirrors that lists
more sites, and is located at the top tree directory of the debian
distribution.
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Hey
After installing depmod from modules-2.1.34, the modules.dep in my 2.0.30
was empty.
It looks like the depmod isn't working correct.
Just to let you know..
(I fixed it by downgrading to modules 2.0.0)
bye -R.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin J Poorman) writes:
> what do the files wtmp and utmp do ?
type: "man wtmp" or "man utmp".
Dan
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Hello,
o.k., I have to give up (sigh!) and ask some more experienced debianers.
I changed my distribution from SuSE to Debian and there are some
problems I can't cope with.
When I try to run Knews or pine I get the messages
"Incomplete mail domain" (pine) and
"Couldn't determine domain name. PO
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
> After installing depmod from modules-2.1.34, the modules.dep in my
> 2.0.30 was empty. It looks like the depmod isn't working correct.
>
> Just to let you know..
>
> (I fixed it by downgrading to modules 2.0.0)
Same problem here. Running
Hi all,
Is there any project about an X-based dselect-like program?
I have some experience with Tcl/tk and would like to
help giving Debian Linux a tool like that.
I think the best way would be to create an extension to
tcl to handle /var/lib/dpkg/ stuff. Probably, having
the sources of dpkg wit
Hello,
we have a debian linux NIS server running on a 166Mhz Pentium with 64Mb,
it serves a cluster of 20 debian linux boxes.
We have very big maps (600 lines in passwd and 2 hundreds more in group)
Our ypserv is consuming up to 90% CPU time,
is it normal?
Richard Zoni !e-mail
Hi,
Is anyone else getting repeated messages like the one below
from Rick Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>? I have received
these messages in the past 48 hours. I think there is a
problem with the debian-user list or with Rick's address.
Thanks.
Ramos.
> On Sat, 26 Apr 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
>
> >
> #include
> #include
> etc.
Isn't this HP's STL rather than GNU's?
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LinuxBOX wrote:
>
> I would prefer to avoid a firewall. Infact that is why we have chosen a
> lynix box. We had a firewall solution before, but we anted to hook it up
> so that it will work as a notmal dialup conetion.
>
> On Fri, 25 Apr 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
>
> > LinuxBOX wrote:
> >
On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Sam Ockman wrote:
> Message from Bruce Perens ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> > If you can do so, please try running your system with the date in the year
> > 2000 for a while. Richard Stallman asked if we had tested that GNU software
> > is free of year-2000 problems, and I think it's
Clint Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > #include
> > #include
> > etc.
>
> Isn't this HP's STL rather than GNU's?
Well, I can't recall where I learned to use the names without the
.h's. Perhaps it was the HP web docs. I probably should include the
.h's, but GNU makes it more or les
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi, I am installing debian on a second hard drive on a machine that is
currently running win95 and is connected to the internet via a cable modem
and dhcp. I plan to boot linux via a bootdisk (so that the person who owns
the compute doesn't see anything to do wit
I am beginning a review of a literature on the relations between the
governments of Canada and will be writing small summary reports on each
article/book/etc. Rather than just filling a directory with latex files, I
am wondering if the is a simple-to-use database that I could use to store
and manip
Hello,
Dima wrote:
> >I know this is the safest way, but my ESSENCE of an ASM programmer > >can't
> >bear anything that's not perfectly elegant.
>
> How does running Win95 feel then?:)
Bad.. But Gates is sooo cute :), haven't seen Murdock though :))
Paul
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> // -*- C++ -*- forwarding header.
> // This file is part of the GNU ANSI C++ Library.
>
> #ifndef __VECTOR__
> #define __VECTOR__
> #include
> #endif
Yes, but the copyright at the top of vector.h is HP's.
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Paul van Berlo wrote:
>
> Heya..
>
> I finally got my ISDN running.. but now I'm experiencing some strange
> ifconfig output, something like this:
>
> ippp0 Link encap:Point-Point Protocol
> inet addr:194.109.15.56 P-t-P:194.109.31.5
> Mask:255.255.255.255
> UP POINTOPOI
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I am getting "eth0:mismatched read page pointers 0 vs 1" when I ifconfig eth0
> "online" and this continues until I ifconfig eth0 down. These are continous
> and repeated errors to console. I have an SMC 8416T at port 220 and interupt
> 10 (both
Hi,
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, [iso-8859-1] Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
>
> > > I'd like to use/test the Standard Template Library. A GCC faq says that
> > > it's included in libg++, but I couldn't find it? Where is it?
> > what do you mean you couldn't f
You can still use lilo with a very short timeout value with win95 the
default. lilo will just flash on the screen briefly.
You could use a multi-config setup in the win95 partition which I believe,
it's been a long time, can be transparent to the user.
The only warning I would give you is that
There is a group currently making a replacement for dselect called diety.
So you might want to hold off on that thought.
On Sat, 26 Apr 1997, Angelo Addante wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any project about an X-based dselect-like program?
> I have some experience with Tcl/tk and would like to
> h
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Clint Adams wrote:
> > I couldn't find any include files... where are they?
> > (I know nothing about stl).
>
> They're in /usr/include/g++
>
> For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
But that's not STL.. that's GNU-stuff.
Maarten
>
> See the Inf
Lawrence Chim wrote:
>
> Since my ISP will answer the call after 2 rings,
> it is possible to set the pppd to die after 4 rings,
> otherwise, it keeps the line 'til 60s pass.
>
Yes, it is. This timeout might be set in one of two places. First,
there's most likely an 'S' register which can be set
> Well, the version in Debian is the only g++ STL I know of. It's quite
> possible that GNU based it on the HP code.
I consider the genclass prototypes as an STL even though the compiler isn't
responsible for the templating. Anyway, I suppose it's not really relevant.
I'm reading about SGI's STL
No need to worry about the MBR. I have used linux and Win95 on the same
machine for 2 years now. I have always used lilo to boot them with 0
problems. If you like I can provide you with a copy of my lilo.conf file.
On Sat, 26 Apr 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Jason Ish wrote:
> >
Angelo Addante wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any project about an X-based dselect-like program?
> I have some experience with Tcl/tk and would like to
> help giving Debian Linux a tool like that.
>
> I think the best way would be to create an extension to
> tcl to handle /var/lib/dpkg/ stuff.
On Sat, 26 Apr 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am now a proud owner of a Debian Linux box! I just finished installing
> the base system, everything went almost flawlessly, cool. Now I have a
> copule of novice/lame, whatever you like, questions:
>
> 1. For some reason, my up/down
Rick Jones wrote:
>
> No need to worry about the MBR. I have used linux and Win95 on the same
> machine for 2 years now. I have always used lilo to boot them with 0
> problems. If you like I can provide you with a copy of my lilo.conf file.
We bought Win95 last year but I'm afraid to install i
The problem with that, is that it was turned off.
I have used Linux for 2 years now. I always used normal mode with 0
problems. This one time I decided to use LBA I got these problems. It
did take months of use though. But it started as an error here and there
and in the end the system was o
Once again my ISP goes to shit on the weekend. Coincidentally 10 min's
after tech support clocked out. Hmmm?
On Sat, 26 Apr 1997, Rick Jones wrote:
> I haven't recv'd anything from the list for hours, which is very unusual.
> Is it down or is something wrong at my ISP? Or is everyone at the c
Can you read the header of the most recent and look at the times debian
recv'd it from me compared to when you recv'd it?
I'd hate to be flooding the list because of a problem on my system.
Please let me know.
Thanks.
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is anyone else g
I couldn't try anything with FFS yet (anything but some floppies I
could not mount, see my question below), but I think there is a chance
that you should try mounting each single partition on a single mount
point, as you do with any partitioned disk, that is: NOT /dev/hdd but
/dev/hdd1, /dev/h
Hello.
I can't answer all the question, but I'll do my best.
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Willi Schiegel wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> o.k., I have to give up (sigh!) and ask some more experienced debianers.
> I changed my distribution from SuSE to Debian and there are some
> problems I can't cope with.
>
I've just read the man for dpkg and dselect, but my question is, is
there any way to use either of them to audit a system to find out just
what is there? I'm afraid my notes are not all that complete.(g) I've
got a full-blown Debian system here and its probably time to look at it
and see what I don
> 'M'odule. But the answer is probably that floppies do have another kind of
> filesystem and you won't see any appendix to this message with "it works"
> inside.
>From the kernel documentation:
Amiga floppies however cannot be read with this
driver due to an incompatibility of the floppy
Could someone please look into this and tell me which system is the
problem. I have received a notice about spamming that says I will have to
pay $10 per msg recv'd from now on, can they do this?
They wrote that if I refuse to pay it they'll report me to the credit
agencies. I don't think this
yes there is. There is a file called status in /var/lib/dpkg. the file
status will tell you what programs are installed and i think but don't
quote me programs that are not installed. At any rate take a look at
this file and see if it helps you
Paul
Ps. Good luck. I hope this helps and let me
Hi clever peeps.
I`m using tin and xcoral as my $VISUAL editor but recently it`s starting
doing an odd thing. Whenever I post , followup or reply to anything in
tin it spawns 2 xcorals instead of one. The extra one is called "untitled"
Any clues as to what I might have done to cause this
about : listing installed & unneeded packages
Usually I do that with dselect.
You go through the list (skipping the base package),
and see every package that is installed.
I find it convenient for 2 reasons :
-You have a short description for the packages (in case you don't remember)
-You can s
Look in the Debian ftp directory. There are symlinks the guid you along.
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Joop Stakenborg wrote:
> The subject says it all. It's not in the debian package, couldn't
> find anything in the FAQ's. So, where is it?
>
> +++
>
On Fri, 25 Apr 1997, Pavel Galynin wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Rick Jones wrote:
> >
> > Dual boot is ok. I think just about all of us use it.
>
> So, do I use lilo, or are there any special tricks?
> And, before you ask, NO, I'm not just another lamer. If i had an ASM
> source to Win95, I would kno
Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
the exact microsecond of each keystroke), but just
a list of sentences that were typed, showing roughly
the corresponding times would be fine with me
(well, I'd be very happy, actually).
Thanks!
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The only thing Win95 did to my machine was replace the MBR. I had to boot
from floppy and re-run lilo. Everything was fine after that.
Note:
Win95 will replace any boot manager. I had os/2 on using a boot
manager when I first got Win95 a few years ago and it did the same to it.
Microsl
Use ytalk instead. If you hit the esc key you get a menu of things to do,
like add another user to the talk session and log to a file.
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
> the exact micro
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> QUESTION: which filesystem is on Amiga FLOPPIES?
Ok, just noticed this in /usr/src/linux/Documentation/Configure.help:
Amiga FFS filesystem support (EXPERIMENTAL)
CONFIG_AFFS_FS
The Fast File System (FFS) is the common filesystem used on
joost witteveen writes:
> Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
use IRC
:-)
/set log on
Regards
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> Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
YTalk has a logging function.
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Just change from lpr to lprng but then whenever I try to run
lpr or lpq, it said "cannot open connection to [EMAIL PROTECTED]".
I have read the Intro and Tutorial in the /usr/doc/lprng but
could not find any short answer.
Lawrence,
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Clint Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yes, but the copyright at the top of vector.h is HP's.
Well, the version in Debian is the only g++ STL I know of. It's quite
possible that GNU based it on the HP code.
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In your email to me, joost witteveen, you wrote:
>
>
> Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
> the exact microsecond of each keystroke), but just
> a list of sentences that were typed, showing roughly
> the corresponding times would be fine
> > Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> > session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
>
> YTalk has a logging function.
Thanks! (To everybody who replied, and I also like the irc suggestion)
Now, why does ytalk make me think it can only work with X when I
do :
$ TERM=vt100 DISPLA
On Sun, 27 Apr 1997, Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> Sad to say, I'm not replying to my own question about Air Combat
> Maneuvers under Debian 1.2.4...
Not yet. Just have done some cleanup on my kernel configuration, with
no change - in any of many steps taken - to the behaviour of Air Comb
On Apr 28, Rick Jones wrote
:
: Look in the Debian ftp directory. There are symlinks the guid you along.
Or:
ftp://os.inf.tu-dresden.de/pub/debian-non-US
Heiko
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I would like to add and ask in the same sentence.
The HOW-TO's (NET3 and ETH) say that including a netmask is unnecissary
since the system will put the correct netmask inplace for you.
Jens, you seem to be somewhat the guru in this area. What is the scoop on
that? Is it one of those things tha
On Apr 24, Rick Jones wrote
> Anyway. I've never even thought of running Linux across partitions so if
> anyone has a good layout for root - usr partitions I would be
> appreciative.
I use the following layout on 5 Debian boxes. All of my machines have
either 16 or 32 megs of memory. One of
I noticed that my uucico etc. from the uucp package (1.06.1-2) is still a.out
and using libc.so.4 . I seem to be up-to date. Is this normal? Is an ELF
pre-compiled package coming, since the latest version of ld will not support
a.out any more?
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It is rather intersting but I simply changed the com port and put on a
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On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> LinuxBOX wrote:
> >
> > I would prefer to avoid a firewall. Infact that is why we have chosen a
> > lynix box. We had a firewall solution
Dr A.R. [Tom] Peters wrote:
> I noticed that my uucico etc. from the uucp package (1.06.1-2) is still a.out
> and using libc.so.4 . I seem to be up-to date. Is this normal? Is an ELF
> pre-compiled package coming, since the latest version of ld will not support
> a.out any more?
It's done alre
Dr A.R. [Tom] Peters wrote:
> I noticed that my uucico etc. from the uucp package (1.06.1-2) is still
a.out and using libc.so.4 . I seem to be up-to date. Is this normal? Is an
ELF pre-compiled package coming, since the latest version of ld will not
support a.out any more?
It's done already.
The
Rick Jones wrote:
>
> I would like to add and ask in the same sentence.
>
> The HOW-TO's (NET3 and ETH) say that including a netmask is unnecissary
> since the system will put the correct netmask inplace for you.
>
> Jens, you seem to be somewhat the guru in this area. What is the scoop on
> th
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997, Carl Privitt wrote:
> /var 64MB
> /tmp 64MB
I've found on a box with a few hundred users, you had better allocate a
LOT more for /var. I mounted a 1 Gig drive as /var, and gave the users a
5 MB quota on the filesystem. I also put 300 MB on /tmp... Of course,
Sorry to forward like this but this is getting me into trouble with
servers as a spammer.
Does anybody have a clue why this is happening?
It only happens to this guy and a guy in Australia that asked about lilo
Saturday. His server is talking about charging me for this.
I don't receive more tha
Hi
I was wondering if there was anyway to ensure that update announcements
for changes on the debian ftp site match the reality of what is there.
For instance I just read that e2fsprogs has been updated to version 1.09
with a medium update level.
When I checked out ftp.debian.org I found that no
>
> When I checked out ftp.debian.org I found that not only was that version
> not there but that the only version on the site seemed to be in
> experimental.
>
> This seems to indicate that there is something wrong with the announce
> list as it is in a lot of cases not worth reading.
>
> Comme
On Mon, 28 Apr 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > When I checked out ftp.debian.org I found that not only was that version
> > not there but that the only version on the site seemed to be in
> > experimental.
> >
> > This seems to indicate that there is something wrong with the announce
> > l
> > Hi,
> >
> > The announcements are made when the packages are uploaded to the
> > Incoming directory. They stay there until they are processed.
> > This can take from some hours to days. If you wait a few days
> > you will find them at ftp.debian.org after they had been mirrored
> > from maste
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