If I remember correctly aptitude can do that as well.
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you want to do something like
dpkg -L package | grep bin
This should list at least all files that are stored in /bin, /sbin,
usr/bin and /usr/sbin.
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es the regexp as a a subtring of the names of
possible packes.
emacs21* means "emacs2" and any number of "1" following, e.g.
emacs2
emacs21
emacs211
emacs2111
and emacs2 is part of xemacs20.
Perhaps what you wanted is "^emacs21.*"?
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at /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config
[...]
allowed_users=console
nice_value=0
[...]
Maybe try dpkg-reconfigure xfree86-common?
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XFree run with a nice value of 0.
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find /usr -xdev -type f -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum > usr.md5
should work. See the find man page to see what the parameters do.
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art
> again from the CD?
I don't know what exactly you did, but maybe you have some usable backup
in /var/backup. However, if the system is freshly installed and you did
not make a lot of manual changes to the configuration, it is probably a
quicker solution to reinstall.
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> application that depends on X returns this error:
>
> Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server
> Xlib: No protocol specified
>
> kwrite: cannot connect to X server :0.0
>
> Does anyone know how to fix/bypass this?
export XAUTHORITY=/home/michael/.Xauthority
or
oblem?).
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or
apt-get install kernel-image-2.4.18-1-k7
or whatever your architecture is. The old kernel will not be removed.
The 2.4.18 kernels need to use an initrd to boot, make sure to
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> that
> will generate the file names in an order such that the
> dependencies are met?
You can:
- Copy the files in /var/lib/apt/lists from the office machine as well
- Use apt-move on the office machine to move the downloaded files
network card, check the output of dmesg from
the 2.2.20-idepci kernel. It will tell you which driver is used.
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opened a root shell using "su"? You can
allow the super user to access your X session:
# export XAUTHORITY=/home/kenneth/.Xauthority
After that you can start the programs as root.
Or you install some wrapper like sux, gksu oder kdesu. They don't need
any kind of configuration li
ger than 4GB, so be sure to use a recent version.
As far as I know this does not work reliably with journaled file systems
like ext3. And you probably want to remove everything including and
file system data, so overwriting the complete disk (e.g. /dev/hdb)
using /dev/zero or /dev/urandom as input w
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>> As far as I know this does not work reliably with journaled file
>> systems like ext3 ...
>
> I'm quite far from being an expert, but can
urity and problems, I havn't seen one.
>
> http://www.codemonkey.org.uk/docs/post-halloween-2.6.txt
There is also a FAQ on the input drivers available at kerneltrap.org:
<http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/2199>
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a ps/s mouse, make sure the mousedev and psmouse
drivers are loaded.
Also, take a look at the 2.6 input drivers faq:
<http://kerneltrap.org/node/view/2199>
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mkdir ~/Documents
mount /cdrom
cp -a /cdrom ~/Documents
(~ is your home folder)
You can also install and use Midnight Commander (command line file
manager) to copy the documents. Or use some graphical manager with
drag'n drop support, like Konqueror.
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be 2.4.26-2-686-smp. What is the output of
grep -e CONFIG_SMP /boot/config-2.4.26-2-686
You probably have to install a SMP enabled kernel.
By the way, IIRC if you use the VESA framebuffer driver, you can tell
how many CPUs the kernel sees from the amounts of penguins shown at
boot time.
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/media, so I guess this is the
preferred way. Of course, you can change this to whatever you like on
your own system. If you remove the stuff in /, you probably also have
to reconfigure apt if you installed from CD or DVD, e.g. by adding
Acquire::cdrom::mount "/media/cdrom";
to /
64. That means that for
hda you can have device entries from 3/1 to 3/63 = 63 partitions. The
first logical partition is 3/5 (hda5).
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kernel 2.6 properly or can't use all of
its features. If you want a newer one, I would use 2.4.18-1 from
security.debian.org, of a newer 2.4 version from backports.org. For
details on how to use them, read the explanations on backports.org, and
take a look at the list archive at lists.debian.org
mentioned earlier.
>
> AFAIK changes to groups should take effect immediately.
No. The user m8ram has to log out and log in again to apply the change.
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orts. With that you can for example use programs
like kppp without the suid bit set. If you are only in dip, you have to
use the preconfigured connections, but cannot configure connections
yourself.
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> that's it : )
There are other possibilities, you can for example use some wrapper like
gksu, sux or kdesu. Depending on your setup, these programs may be more
secure than xhost.
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> "/usr/lib/courier/courier/modules/esmtp/authstart: cannot read
> authmodulelist.".
According to a message on debian-user-german,
the /etc/courier/authmodulelist file was deleted during the upgrade.
Extract a copy from your backup.
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this is what you meant, because to me it sounds as if the syslog file
in use has entries four weeks old. This should not happen. Maybe the
logrotate cron job is not run because your system is not up 24/7, and
anacron is not installed.
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; When I use SSh secure shell from www.ssh.com, it says Connection
> closed by remote host.
>
> Note: This all happened while there is no firewall running. i.e.
> (/etc/init.d/iptables clear).
Check /etc/hosts.deny and /etc/hosts.allow.
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no idea about AOL.
>
> The AOL art file trick is a fairly common mailing list spam bait
> tactic. Good thing you didn't reply directly...
Do you think replying directly or replying on this list makes a
difference when it comes to email addresses being harvested?
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r has
> xfree86 installed, (ive ran */apt-get install xserver-xfree86/*) and i
> believe the directory to xserver "stuff" is at /*/usr/X11R6/lib/X11*/.
> So, ive
> even tried running configuring scripts with the command */./configure
> --x-includes=/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/
apt-get
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>> > Whenever i try to configure anything (by running ./configure), It
>> > always
r and uncheck "Load automatically" or whatever
it is called in the english version of KDE
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ee is an auto-mount on inserting a disk.
There are currently two solutions I know of. One is supermount (you will
have to patch your kernel for this), the other is the automount daemon.
It will mount a device if you access a certain directory, and unmount
it automatically after a given timeout.
be
ly okay. However, using
/dev/gpmdata only works if gpm is running. Did you make sure it was
started before you tried to load XFree?
> My X id not working at all anymore until I can fix this.
> And why did that happen?
I would use dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 instead of other prog
r.
>
> I ran the lspci and got the hexadecimal numbers:
>
> 01:05.0 AGP
>
> Now what is that in decimal?
01:05:00 should work. However, if you only have one card, it will very
probably work if you simply leave it empty.
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where $arch is 386, 586tsc, 686, k6 or k7. Your current kernel will not
be removed or overwritten if you do this. Rememger that the 2.4.18
images except the bf kernel use an initrd.
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> '/dev/hda'
>
> I have no idea what that is about, but wondered if I've accidentally
> installed some storage-related package I shouldn't have.
The reason for this can be that you have devfs enabled in your kernel,
b
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>> The reason for this can be that you have devfs enabled in your
>> kernel, but are not using it.
>
> That makes sense. I noticed a rant about the
.fr. Correct it and rerun apt-get update.
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ce to use:
losetup -e blowfish /dev/loop0 ~/encrypted_file
After telling losetup the keysize and password, you can create a
filesystem on /dev/loop0 and mount it. Later, you can mount it directly
without using losetup:
mount ~/encrypted_file /some/dir -o encryption=blowfish,loop
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I
think it does only work with the Kernel version the patch was made for.
I also haven't tried to use the cryptoapi with the precompiled Debian
Kernel, I use a self compiled 2.4.23 Kernel with the cryptoapi from
kerneli.org.
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Maybe the programs from Sid support it, but I don't know.
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> and change them.)
What version do you use? Recent versions of konqueror already have a
popup control function built-in. You can find it in the java script
configuration.
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supported by XFree 4.1, so you either have to use XFree 3.3.6 instead,
which is also included in Debian 3.0, or upgrade to XFree 4.2 or 4.3.
See <http://xfree86.org/4.1.0/Status28.html#28> for more information.
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't reach any website. Is it because of
> protection software (firewall, etc.) ? How can I know that and what
> should I try to make things working well ?
What does the syslog say (check /var/log/messages). Try to ping a host
by using the ip address (192.25.206.10 is debian.org). What does
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We /did/ read your message, there is no need to send it to the list over
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ing udp and source
port 631. This is used be the internet printing protocol, so I guess
Cups or some other printing server software is causing the traffic, and
your firewall is dropping it. If you use Cups on that machine, check
the configuration file /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.
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rue"
> EndSection
Set "UseFBDev" to no, or rerun dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 and
select "no" when asked for the kernel framebuffer device.
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mount /cdrom -o remount,exec
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work reliably. Writing support for NTFS is probably disabled by default
in all Debian kernels.
> 3. How to read and write ext2 partition from Windows XP ?
Google for explore2fs.
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>> If I remember correctly, the headers were part of the libc6-dev
>> package (and still are, if you use Woody), but some time ago the
>> package was split and they are now in their own pa
room
> E: Error occured while processing acl-alisp8 (NewVersion1)
> E: Problem with MergeList
Your apt cache is too small. You can find a solution for your problem in
the list archive at lists.debian.org or groups.google.com (group
linux.debian.user). Just search for the error message.
/dev/psaux.
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> owned by).
/dev/hdc probably is owned by the disk group, and it is a bad idea to
add users to that group because it allows direct read/write access to
all hard disks. The user can easily overwrite complete file systems
using dd. Better change /dev/hdc group to cdrom, or use ide-scsi
x27;m a bit confused about how the debian/changelog got there -- does
> make-kpkg add it when building form kernel.org sources?
I think so. Run "make-kpgk clean" and try again.
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> /dsp.
The file name is /dev/dsp, so you should be able to see it if you enter
file:/dev/ in the address bar. If you choose detailed view, you can see
that the owning group of the file is audio, and only owner and group
have access to that file.
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;sudo konqueror".
The default setup on Debian systems does not allow X programs to be
opened for other users, including root. The best way to do this would
probably be to use kdesu:
kdesu konqueror
or, if you don't use KDE, at the commandline as root, use
export XAUTHORITY=/home/andreas/.Xa
ful weeks and months down the road when another newbie is
> searching the archives for a solution to the same problem and stumbles
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management system does not know that the installation kernel is there,
so it is not updated by apt.
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> (...)
You are missing some packages, at least xfonts-base. To make sure you
have everything you need to run XFree, install the x-window-system-core
package.
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> [ridiculously long disclaimer]
That disclaimer and signature were longer that your message itself.
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> and nop :(
The easiest way to make it work is to edit /etc/ppp/options and replace
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>>4] Use line wrapping
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There are more kernel packages that may be more suitable for your
system, use apt-cache search kernel-image and apt-cache show to get
more info.
You might want to get the nvidia driver from nvidia.com instead of the
vesa driver if you want 3D acceleration.
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make it stop?
Either load the module for parallel port support, or, if you don't want
it to be loaded, add
alias char-major-6 off
to your /etc/modutils/aliases and run update-modules.
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ocessd" instead of "processd", did
you? Also, make sure that localhost really is the host name of your
computer, otherwise replace it with the real hostname.
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screen. This only happens when I use KDM, GDM does not
> have this problem.
>
> Any suggestions?
Use kdesu gnome-apt, or gksu gnome-apt, or, after su-ing, type
export XAUTHORITY=/home/user/.Xauthority
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change ownership for the device file from root.disk to root.cdrom. Do
not add yourself to the disk group instead. If you still have problems,
give us the complete error message.
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owever install the hwtools package and change
/etc/init.d/hwtools to suit your needs.
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nybody know how to do this? I looked in
> the control center and didn't see anything. thanks!
kcontrol > Desktop > Task Bar > Show windows from all desktops
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. Test your RAM (google for memtest86). Tell us abou
your hardware.
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ody/contrib Packages
Try ftp.freenet.de/pub/debian-openoffice woody-test main contrib
for the final version.
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> Does anybody know what happened to marillat.free.fr?
The packages moved again. Visit marillat.free.fr to get the new address.
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R
-2.4.18-bf2.4
main/basekernel-image-2.4.24-custom
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se Konsole instead, which (a) looks much nicer and (b) makes copying
> and pasting easier.
Try kcontrol > KDE components > Component chooser
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-init-tools for Kernel 2.6. You can get them from
backports.org.
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h0. If I try /sbin/ifup eth0, I get the error message : unknown
> interface eth0=etc0
Add
alias eth0 drivername
to /etc/modutils/aliases and run update-modules. Do not edit
/etc/modules.conf directly.
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#x27;t have permissions to
access the ide device files which belong to the disk group (at least,
if cdrdao isn't suid root). You could try to change ownership from
root.disk to root.cdrom for your cd writer device file (but _not_ for
your hard disk). And /don't/ add yourself to the disk
use programs that use OpenGL, but don't have
hardware 3D acceleration set up properly, which means that your CPU has
to do all of the work. What type of card do you use? If you use an
nvidia card, you need to get the closed-source driver from nvidia.com.
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by configuring your boot loader, e.g.:
append="hdc=ide-scsi"
This will also work if the ide-cd driver is built into the kernel, e.g.
with the 2.4.18-bf2.4 kernel.
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not what you need.
apt-get install libncurses-perl
should help.
Second, I think the Bastille package was broken in Woody r0. If you use
Woody, make sure you at least have the package from r1 installed.
Third, Bastille also has an X interface that uses TK. Install perl-tk if
you want to use it
), you can
also make sure that either
ide-cd does not get loaded before ide-scsi
ide-cd is told to ignore the cdrw. Add
options ide-cd ignore=hdc
To some file in /etc/modutils and run update modules.
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ias sound-slot-0 yourdriverhere
to /etc/modutils/aliases and run update-modules.
4. Install some program like kmix (kde) or aumix (command line) to set
the volume for your card. It may be muted by default.
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tzunterstützung für Dein Mainboard im Kernel aktiviert
ist.
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password. You can
however try
Linux init=/bin/sh
instead. After the system booted, remount your / read-write:
mount / -o remount,rw
and call passwd to set the root password.
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>From my point of view, it looks like it never really went away. Over the
last months, I get between 30 to 50 of this viruses, mostly swen, every
day. Sometimes until the daily forwarding quota for my bigfoot account
is exceeded.
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image will not be deinstalled.
> How can I find out if my current Debian install has this driver module
> installed?
Simply try to load it with modprobe:
modprobe emu10k1
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