Hello all,
I am new to the list and new to Debian. I've been using Linux since
1996, and my distribution of choice has always been Red Hat. That is, until
Red Hat as a company started persuing goals that I had no desire to be
involved with.
So, that left me with some choices to make. I n
Hello all,
I am new to the list and new to Debian. I've been using Linux since
1996, and my distribution of choice has always been Red Hat. That is, until
Red Hat as a company started persuing goals that I had no desire to be
involved with.
So, that left me with some choices to make. I n
Hello all,
I am a newbie to Debian and I made a booboo.. While prepping a system
for production use, I accidentally overwrote /usr/include/unix.h with the
unix.h that comes from the imap2002e library (used by PHP to enable it to
use POP and IMAP protocols)...
So, now I cant get some stuf
Man... Hmmm. If there's not then I really hosed up php somehow. Lol... I'll
give it another whirl to see what happens.
Thanks for the quick reply!!
Brad
At 01:47 PM 1/8/2004, you wrote:
On Thu, Jan 08, 2004 at 01:32:36PM -0500, Brad Stockdale wrote:
>I am a newbie to Debian
That is called "trolling." Please don't.
But it more appropriately should have been called a "badly worded question
from a previous staunch supporter of Red Hat before they became what they
are today".
Trolling, AFAIK is a comment used specifically to instigate an altercation
of some type. Th
Once again, I do apologize for the wrongly worded question... I can see now
in retrospect how it could be an annoying question...
I'll be more careful in the future.
Sorry,
Brad
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Hello all,
I'm trying to figure out where lpd is being started from on my system.
I've removed the symlinks from all the rcX.d directories, and it still
insists on starting when I boot up... Where else would it be starting up from?
Thanks in advance,
Brad
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Hello all,
I'm having a very mysterious connectivity issue with one of my new
debian boxes, and was wondering if anyone has see this sort of problem
before...
The long and the short of the problem is that this machine goes 'dead
to the world' randomly... Can't SSH to it, can't POP, can't
Hello all!!
I'm trying to install Debian on my second computer and have ran into
some problems... All my hard disks are connected to my computer via an
SiI680 based PCI IDE controller...
Now, it seems that the Debian CD's that I have (3.0r1) dont have the
siimage driver built into the ke
Hello all!!
I'm trying to install Debian on my second computer and have ran into
some problems... All my hard disks are connected to my computer via an
SiI680 based PCI IDE controller...
Now, it seems that the Debian CD's that I have (3.0r1) dont have the
siimage driver built into the ke
Everyone,
I'm having a small problem... I'm trying to compile SuperKaramba, and it
needs both the KDE development files, and the Qt 3 development files... I
didn't figure this would be a problem, but am running into something
bizzare...
When I install kdebase-dev, it uninstalls libqt3-d
Everyone,
I apologize for the duplicate post. The first time when I clicked send, I
noticed it had the wrong From: address, so I resent it with the proper one
thinking that the first one would get rejected since the other email isn't
subscribed to the list.
Sorry!!
Brad
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I have libqt3-mt-dev installed already, but the superkaramba configure script
doesnt seem to want to use them for some reason... :(
On Wednesday 21 April 2004 11:40, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
> $ apt-cache show libqt3-dev
> [SNIP]
> WARNING: The nonthreaded version of Qt3 is considered deprecate
Hello all,
I'm currently working on a project to build up a new mail server. I want to
use Exim as the MTA, but I would like to compile it from source instead of
using the exim-whatever packages that have been installed by default.
What I would like to know is what is the best way to remo
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