On 02:07:28 Lazar Fleysher wrote:
>
>send (ATDT)
>Serial Connection established
>Using interface ppp0
>Connect:ppp0<-->/dev/ttyS2
>LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests
>Connection terminated
>Receive serial link is not 8-bit clean
>Problem: all had bit 7 set to 0
>
>Does anyone know what the p
I've been playing around with masquerading (which has been going
surprisingly smoothly -- great!:-). Well, I've got enough confidence in
this that I want to have it come up whenever the machine is up.
Being the Linux newbie that I am, I was wondering there the most
appropriate place to add
> Juan Jose Quintela writes:
Juan> And when I try to launch a window in a remote machine I
Juan> obtain the following message:
Juan> ~$ xterm & [1] 5939 ~$ Xlib: connection to "krilin:0.0"
Juan> refused by server Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect
Juan> to Server
> "David" == David R Kohel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> Did anyone come up with a solution to this one? Is this
David> controlled by emacs of X keymapping (or both)?
I've found `xkeycaps' to be invaluable for setting X Windows keysyms.
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> I posted a few days back asking about a non-intercative way to fetch
> stuff using HTTP. Some kind soul pointed me to wget. Neat stuff, but it
> only took a couple of dys to reach it's limits :-( I am trying to fetch
> a daily weather
Randy Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
:I've been playing around with masquerading (which has been going
: surprisingly smoothly -- great!:-). Well, I've got enough confidence in
: this that I want to have it come up whenever the machine is up.
:
:Being the Linux newbie that I am, I wa
On Sat, 12 Jul 1997, Randy Edwards wrote:
>Being the Linux newbie that I am, I was wondering there the most
> appropriate place to add the ipfwadm lines would be.
>
>I'm thinking they'd be a "natural" for adding to /etc/init.d/network, but
> I was wondering if this is a good place for suc
On Fri, 11 Jul 1997, K.Y.Lo wrote:
> Hi
>
> I cant find 'netconfig' on Debian Linux 1.3. I am going to set up
> my ethernet TCP/IP but I need 'netconfig' to install so much easier.
>
> do you know where is 'netconfig'?
netconfig is a script file used in slackware. It's not compatible
with debia
Hi,
I though I saw that someone was packaging the Enlightment window manager
(http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~s2154962/enlightenment, US mirror at
http://www.kickit.org/enlightenment/), but I can't find it in
hamm's Packages list.
Does anyone know anything about this?
Thanks,
--Amos
--Amos Shapira
> Preparing to replace bash 1.14.7-2 (using .../base/bash_2.0-3.deb) ...
> Unpacking replacement bash ...
> Setting up bash (2.0-3) ...
> sh: can't resolve symbol 'rl_filename_quoting_function'
> dpkg: error processing bash (--install):
> subprocess post-installation script killed by signal (Segme
Hey
When syslogd starts up (/etc/init.d/sysklogd), it uses in de logfiles
'cal052204'. But I want it to use 'oloon'.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ hostname
oloon
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ hostname --fqdn
cal052204.student.utwente.nl
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ cat /etc/hosts
127.0.0.1 localhost
130.89.230
I had the same experience, but on a headless machine. Once I shut it down
I could not log in again. The installation was just a test bed so I
reinstalled from scratch.
Lindsay
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I must correct my earlier message on this subject.
I certainly did get that error message, but I was not upgrading bash.
I was working through .../disks-i386/1997-05-30/Upgrading except that I
did it slightly out of order, like this.
dpkg -i dpkg.deb
dpkg --clear-avail
Hello,
Its time to upgrade... What dual Pentium machines do people like and
what have known problems? I looked in LDP and didn't see anything
regarding this topic.
Thanx -- Greg.
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Hey
Is it true that /usr/bin/fte is missing in the fte-package? I have
/usr/X11R6/bin/xfte and /usr/bin/{c,v}fte, but no /usr/bin/fte.
Is that correct?
Remco
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Hi, I'm trying to install a patch for my D-Link D600 ethernet adapter, but
am getting the following error. Has anyone run into these types of errors
when doing this install? Thanks in advance!
Error msg:
"loading device 'eht1'...
eth1: D-Link DE-600 pocket adapter: not at I/O 0x378
/lib/mo
What are Debian's pro's and con's? How hard is its PPP setup and how
stable are its PPP connections. I will be using my box to dial an ISP
and do school work.
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On Fri Jul 11 17:03:41 -0500 1997, Timothy J. Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm attempting a new install on the ThinkPad 365XD w/800x600
> display, 40Mb RAM, CDROM and external floppy; at boot, the system reports
> root.bin loaded, then linux, then it simply halts.
I have a similar sys
On Fri Jul 11 19:29:26 -0400 1997, digger vermont <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
> I upgraded from 1.3.0 to 1.3.1 which was mostly an X upgrade to 3.3-3.
> Now, none of the upgraded and important (misc, 75dp1, and 100dpi I believe)
> font paths are recognized. I tried running mkfontdir
On Sun, 13 July 1997, Shaleh wrote:
> What are Debian's pro's and con's? How hard is its PPP setup and how
> stable are its PPP connections. I will be using my box to dial an ISP
> and do school work.
Well, here is my 2 cents :
Pros:
Large, competent volunteer development staff
"David R. Kohel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Did anyone come up with a solution to this one?
>
> Is this controlled by emacs of X keymapping (or both)?
>
> I had the same problem (with emacs) until it spontaneously corrected
> itself.
>
> David
>
> > I recently installed XEmacs, and would
David Densmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I finally got my PPP dial-up script working. Thanks to everyone who
> responded to my request for help.
>
> My real problem was simple ignorance - I thought all of the ppp files were
> in /etc/ppp, which is why I didn't know about /etc/ppp.chatscript
HI
I am trying to connect my linux computer with dos one using plip
On dos machine I use plip packet driver form
ftp://ftp.crynwr.com/drivers/plip.zip
The connection can be established but it is very very slow.
If I use dos on both and connect them using interlnk, intersrv,
I get about 60Kb/sec
Recently downloaded the Debion Official CD 1.3.1. When I ran the md5sum
program against it, I received a failure in all 85 files. Since I haven't
experienced any other corruption problems I am at a loss to explain this.
Newbie at Linux, used NT4 to download and ran the posted DOS md5sum
(md5sum.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> -- after there is a directory /etc/ppp all the files _should_
> be there, IMO. As it is now, the configuration of ppp is not easy to
> understand.
Agreed, though a simple question-and-answer PPP configuration script ought not
to be too difficult. I have one from Suns
On 10 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I wrote:
> > I guess the Debian developers are all nightowls. 7AM is *not* early enough
> > to be scheduling this sort of thing.
>
> Kevin Dalley writes:
> > Since this is an entirely individual item which cannot please everybody,
> > I suggest that you
Hi,
I have a strange XTerm behaviour after upgrading to XFree 3.3-3.
When I start mc in a xterm I have trouble with the F-Keys:
F1 gives P
F2 gives Q
F3 gives R
F4 gives S
F5 - F10 work just fine.
When I start mc in a rxvt, all F-Keys work just fine.
Has someone else encountered this proble
On Sun, 13 Jul 1997, Chris Smith wrote:
> Recently downloaded the Debion Official CD 1.3.1. When I ran the md5sum
> program against it, I received a failure in all 85 files. Since I haven't
> experienced any other corruption problems I am at a loss to explain this.
> Newbie at Linux, used NT4 to
Shaleh wrote:
>
> What are Debian's pro's and con's? How hard is its PPP setup and how
> stable are its PPP connections. I will be using my box to dial an ISP
> and do school work.
>
Hi,
I think Debian biggest advantage is the intelligent package handling.
PPP is very good pre-configured. I
On Mon, 7 Jul 1997, Bill Moran wrote:
> I am trying to install debian on a Toshiba laptop 410 CS and am having
> trouble making resume mode work. When I try to resume the computer
> hangs.
I have a Toshiba Satellite T2130CT; I don't know how much that differs
internally from yours.
Suspend/resum
> On Sun, 13 July 1997, Shaleh wrote:
>
> > What are Debian's pro's and con's? How hard is its PPP setup and how
> > stable are its PPP connections. I will be using my box to dial an ISP
> > and do school work.
I just did a test install using the 1.3 official disk (from lsl). I took
some notes
On 11 Jul, Joachim Trinkwitz wrote:
> By the way, there is no solution for redialing of several phone numbers, as I
> can see (not even with the dunc-package).
>
If you can use X, there is the xisp package. It can try several
numbers, redail, handle multiple ISPs, multiple ip-up/down, easy to set
Upgraded to 1.3 from 1.2 -- noticed the lack of appletalk and netware
modules in the base distribution. dpkg would also have trouble getting the
module .o files into the appropriate library directories. After a little
work with dpkg, depmod and modconf, I got appletalk and ipx modules up and
run
On Sun, 13 Jul 1997, mark powers wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>
> > -- after there is a directory /etc/ppp all the files _should_
> > be there, IMO. As it is now, the configuration of ppp is not easy to
> > understand.
>
> Agreed, though a simple question-and-answer PPP configuration sc
I wrote:
> ...it is clear from the questions being posted that not everyone knows to
> do this. Looks like a documentation problem.
W. Paul Mills writes:
> I am not so sure this is a documentation problem. More of a failure to
> read.
Any time more than a very small minority of users are unable
> Any time more than a very small minority of users are unable to get what
> they need from the documentation it has failed. The failure may be due to
> an insoluble problem (such as documenting all possible ppp schemes) but it
> is failure nonetheless.
Ok, then why not adopt some default standa
Has anyone had any problems with the mouse not responding?
The mouse was/is working fine, (MS serial mouse), however
when I attempt to load-up x-windows, the mouse does not
respond at all.
I have checked the /etc/gpm.conf and tried other serial
ports such as ttyS0 through ttyS3, and still nothing
Could someone tell me what process is putting what appears to be the
output of a "uname -a" at the top of /etc/motd?
I delete that regularly since IMHO it doesn't look very pretty, but try
as I might, Linux seems to have more patience at putting it there then I do
at removing it. :-)
Regar
On Sun, 13 Jul 1997 18:22:23 EDT Randy Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
>Could someone tell me what process is putting what appears to be the
> output of a "uname -a" at the top of /etc/motd?
>
>I delete that regularly since IMHO it doesn't look very pretty, but try
> as I might, Linu
>
> On Sun, 13 Jul 1997 18:22:23 EDT Randy Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> wrote:
>
> >Could someone tell me what process is putting what appears to be the
> > output of a "uname -a" at the top of /etc/motd?
> >
> >I delete that regularly since IMHO it doesn't look very pretty, but try
>
> Has anyone had any problems with the mouse not responding?
> The mouse was/is working fine, (MS serial mouse), however
> when I attempt to load-up x-windows, the mouse does not
> respond at all.
>
> I have checked the /etc/gpm.conf and tried other serial
> ports such as ttyS0 through ttyS3, and
The kernel we distribute doesn't have Advanced Power Management configured
in because it crashes some systems. Install the kernel-source package and
make a custom kernel, with APM enabled. That should handle resume just fine.
Bruce
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George Bonser writes:
> Ok, then why not adopt some default standard (Say PAP like windows does)
> that you MAY CHANGE but for newbies, asks them what the phone number is,
> what their password is and username and then sets the darned thing up to
> act like Win95 does on a PPP login so that any ISP
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