" of installing it.
once that's done, configure the Macs to use the Linux machine.
BTW, if you're using diald you'll probably want to configure it so that
it doesn't bring up the link every time you want to resolve a name. But
you'll want to do that whether you
ad kernel-image-2.0.30 from frozen or
unstable. Personally, I think it is much better to install kernel-source
and make-kpkg and compile your own custom kernel that suits your system.
The debian pre-compiled kernels are useful, but should really only be
used to install a system.
IP Masquerading is
DES client.
that sounds like a problem with either diald or IP masquerading...or
possibly a routing problem. it seems unrelated to bind.
have you tried putting a wrapper script around your des ftp client? send
a couple of pings first, and then run ftp?
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is worth putting in a lot of effort to fix if it's broken - if your
name server is unreliable, then EVERYTHING else on the network which
depends on it (i.e. almost every network related program) is going to be
unreliable.
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uot;termcap". sh variables are case sensitive.
If that doesn't work (it should), check what your TERM variable is
set to. "echo $TERM". in an xterm, it should be "xterm". If that is
set correctly, then check that /usr/lib/terminfo/x/xterm hasn't been
corrupted or
a copy of PGP too.
(*) even "secure" programs are compromisable if you use them carelessly.
these are no magic panacea for security problems - they work best if you
read the documentation and understand what they're doing, why they're doing
it, and how they work.
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n. I am not an expert on US laws, so
i'd advise reading the various PGP related FAQs for the real story.
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} ;
if ($debug) {
print $url, "==>" ;
} ;
print $out, "\n" ;
}
untie %redir_db
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I'm tempted to just give up and write it in C, but one of the purposes
of doing this is to improve my perl.
Any clues/sugges
23:40:35 +1000 (EST), Craig Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> said:
> >
> > The database is a .db file created with 'makemap hash redir > from [:space:]-delimited source input like the following:
> [...]
> > //.*riddler.com/Commonwealth/bin/statdeploy.* //www.ta
nel locking up just after the EATA_DMA message. I tried the
suggestions in that thread (i.e removed the ethernet card) but it makes
no difference.
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devices for everything, just make sure that all programs which
use it place their lock files in /var/lock. All relevant debian packages
already do that (including minicom, pppd, uucp and mgetty).
Any programs installed into /usr/local should be compiled to use the
same lockin
hich stopped rwho traffic
from leaving your LAN.
ipfwadm is very useful - you can use it to stop all kinds of unwanted
things...rwho, junkmail from cyberpromo.com, etc.
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select to use the
mounted file-system method, run Update from the menu, and then go
through the usual Select, Install, Configure cycle.
BTW, this will work even if you don't have a local ftp mirror of debian.
Instead of pointing mirror at 'localhost', point it at '
ews/fetch.news.now' (which
could be put into a shell script or bash alias), and the news will be
fetched the next time the cron job runs.
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ining how to find the docs. That's all that most people
need - a pointer in the right direction.
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Do you have any firewalling or masquerading rules yet? if so, turn them
all off for nowonly start configuring masquerading AFTER you've got the
basic network up and running (i.e. the win95 and Linux machine can talk to
each other).
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URL right now...search through the debian-user archives, there was some
discussion on it within the last few weeks.
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ng to work.
xauth is in the 'xbase' package.
if that doesn't help, try "-v" (verbose) option of ssh - it may give you
enough info to track down the problem.
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ps: i use ssh with X11 forwarding on numerous debian machines. it works.
i didn't even have to conf
loping* for libc6 can be problematic if you want to compile stuff
for both libc5 and libc6 on the same machine - and even that isn't a big
deal...there's a documented, straight-forward procedure to follow.
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On 24 Sep 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Any time, lean youngsters. But first, you have to volunteer.
well said!
(and i mean all of it, not just the one line i quoted)
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obably not
because there's no real need for one since it's built into the shell.
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d be good. in fact, all of the above could be done
with an imap implementation similar to pine's.
- pgp and mime, of course.
- search, selection, and operations (save, delete, fwd, etc) on selected
messages similar to how pine does it now.
i guess what i'm look
thanks for your reply.
On 28 Sep 1997, Jan Vroonhof wrote:
> Craig Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > i guess what i'm looking for is a blend of xemacs/gnus and pine/elm.
>
> Use gnus. Gnus is not only a news reader but also a mail reading
> program. It
more towards BSD than SysV), but it's a good comprehensive
introduction to unix. Easy to read for a novice without being
insultingly patronising.
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On 29 Sep 1997, Olaf Weber wrote:
> Craig Sanders writes:
>
> > i don't want gnus (or anything else apart from procmail) to "store
> > my mail"...it's already stored where i want it.
>
> >From the Gnus manual:
>
> Mail and Procmail
On 30 Sep 1997, Carey Evans wrote:
> Craig Sanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> [snip]
>
> > yep, i read that. i even read the rest of the gnus docs on handling mail.
> >
> > it seems like it's not going to be any good for me because it doesn&#x
On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, alex khalil wrote:
> Hello
>
> When will Debian 2.0 be available?
"When it is ready"
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if you are really concerned about network security *DO NOT* make your
fileserver the same machine as your internet gateway. resurrect an old
386 box from gathering dust in a cupboard if you have to and build
another
).
more info can be found in the /usr/doc/ipx directory, and in the IPX
HOWTO.
if you don't need novell compatibility then get rid of the ipx, ipxripd, and
ncpfs packages.
btw, what does 'cat /proc/net/ipx_route' and 'cat /proc/net/ipx_interface'
look like?
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this is a problem. you can't have a network number of 0 - it's not
allowed.
do you actually need both frame types? what is the rest of your novell
lan running on? ether_II, 802.2 or 802.3. ether_ii is best.
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1. 'crontab -e' interprets
this as "abort".
try :x - this saves and exits with a status of 0.
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On Sun, 12 Oct 1997, Paul Miller wrote:
> Is there anyway to disable user mail, so the user can not receive mail
> (the system replies that the user is unknown, etc)? I'm currently using
> smail+procmail and I'd rather not switch MTAs.
>
> Possibly by using the .forward file (I couldn't find any
On Sat, 25 Oct 1997, dc wrote:
> Enough is enough.
yes. enough is enough. go away and quit your whining. i, for one, am
getting really sick and tired of seeing your personal attacks against
bruce being splashed all over the debian lists.
what are you trying to do? destroy debian with your co
ggy kernels or faulty hardware the kernel
function will never return, so the process will never die. you have two
choices here: ignore it or reboot.
see man pages for ps, and kill. see also 'kill -l' (that's lowercase
letter "l", not the numeral one) for a list of signals
much better off making your linux machine your proxy and using
the win95 machine as the client.
win95 (and NT, for that matter) performs abysmally as a router or
internet gateway. Linux performs brilliantly in that role. IMO you'd
have far less trouble if you used the right tool for the j
t for secure shell). the format is
simple: "hostname loginname".
see the man pages for ssh, shosts, rsh, rhosts and other docs in
/usr/doc/ssh. Read them thoroughly *before* playing with this - it's
easy to mess up system security wrong if you neglect to RTFM.
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be able to import MS word docs - maybe now i'll be able to do something
with .DOC files which clueless people keep on emailing to me no matter
how many times i tell them "send me plain text only, i don't run MS
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f this still fails, try the above again but use "boot=/dev/sda" instead of
"/dev/sda1". this will write it to the master boot record of the scsi disk,
overwriting the boot record put there by the MBR program.
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t his reasons for doing things the way he does
are, for the most part, ill-informed opinion and bigotry. there is some
substance to what he says but it's nowhere near as black and white as
the way he says it.
finally, qmail is non-free. debian CAN'T use it as the default MTA.
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one directories and files a lot
more confusing than a single .mc or .cf file.
sendmail also happens to be the best documented MTA around - there's at
least 2 or 3 good books devoted to sendmail. this was one of the reason
i finally gave up on smail - i couldn't find any books on smail anywh
On Sun, 9 Nov 1997, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 10, 1997 at 09:16:01AM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> : qmail might be excellent at what it does but it's incompatible with
> : /var/spool/mail.
>
> Yeah, and? It allows you to streamline your quota setup. It also al
tever other user
creation procedure you use) run "touch /var/spool/mail/USER ; chown
USER.mail /var/spool/mail/user"
> (Big ISPs have another problem with /var/spool/mail: on most systems,
> reading a large directory takes a long time.)
which is an argument against maildir, is
s in an NFS environment, but it reminds
me too much of the *.MSG format of fidonet - one file per message -
which gets obscenely slow when there are many files in a directory.
> > in summary, i think that his reasons for doing things the way he
> > does are, for the most part, ill-in
On Mon, 10 Nov 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
> On Mon, 10 Nov 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> : I still don't know of any MUAs which will read mail from either maildir
> : or ~/Mailbox. admittedly, configuring pine or elm to read ~/Mailbox
> : rather than the usual spool
On Mon, 10 Nov 1997, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> On Mon, Nov 10, 1997 at 08:40:35PM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> : > Yeah, and? It allows you to streamline your quota setup. It also
> : > allows you to have a smaller /var.
> :
> : what does "the qmail way" allow
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On Sun, 16 Nov 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> > no it's not difficult. the PITA factor comes in because it has to
> > be done for every account. As i said, i use procmail as the local
> > delivery agent - which means that i need a global setting for it,
> > not a per- user setting.
>
> Take a look at q
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997, Adalberto da Silva wrote:
> I'm trying to set my modem under Linux. I've made a few tests as root
> with minicom and it's working fine for AT commands and for dialing and
> transferring files with zmodem protocol.
>
> But it reffuses to work with common users and gives me this
On Wed, 26 Nov 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
> And this may allow me to deal with the hyphons at the end of the lines. I
> can do one pass through sed replacing new lines with \n, and then make
> another pass editing out all the '-\n'. I am still left with the problem
> of converting all the other '\n
On Wed, 26 Nov 1997, Joost Kooij wrote:
> Before people start flooding this thread with nifty perl one-liners, I
> would really like to see how this is done with sed.
oops. too late. no script-language-religious-war intended, though. i use
perl and sed and think they're both great.
i'd also like
question was about an IP Masquerading setup. He almost
certainly doesn't want ip_forwarding turned on.
that must have been a too-early-in-the-morning before-i've-had-my-coffee
type of answer :-)
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xdm from a root window successfully launches.
there seems to be a bug in the installation script for xbase. it wipes the
/etc/init.d/xdm script.
you can fix it by:
cd /etc/init.d
mv -f xdm.dpkg-dist xdm
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y the number of windows
it has to list. If there are too many to list, it just freezes. I work
around this bug by dragging the taskbar's corner with the left mouse
button to make it double-height...that seems to "fix" it, but it's
annoying to have to lose some v
e by hand to give it the real Horiz & Vert ranges.
> Also, i used XF86Setup, which ultimately gave me the best results.
Sorry, my mistake. I ran 'XF86Setup', not 'xf86config'. The graphical X
setup program, not the text-based one.
I might try the text-based config p
he novelty wears off,
though, it's just an improved doom. i guess i'm just not into games very
much :-)
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PS: I read your "Why TV sucks" page. I live in Australia, but TV is just
as bad here...which is why I choose NOT to have a television set. I
haven't had a TV in the house for almost 10 years. I occasionally watch
some TV whilst visiting friends...I don't think
easy.
BTW, I am running hamm at the moment, and haven't had any problems with
it.
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eceive packets.
are there any irq conflicts with the ethernet card on the win95 machine?
irq conflicts with network cards often manifest as being able to send but
not receive packets.
> Now, looking at the above, I see a difference in the tcpdump response
> and the hardware address response of a
if you have a flash upgradeable one -
unlikely, most of those can already boot from CD drives)
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t a Linux machine can't do
faster, safer, and better.
But to answer your question, you don't really need a routing daemon for
SMB. Just make sure that the LMHOSTS file contains the IP address of your
NT server and Win3.x clients or just setup the Linux machine as the browse
master (se
for localtalk cards then this
is only useful if your macs have ethernet cards. I have heard of a few
drivers being developed for linux, but don't know of any that have been
released.
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nguages. Each language has its own strengths and weaknesses.
Some tasks are better done in perl (or even sh) than in C...why force
people to write programs that are 1000 times more complicated than they
need to be just so that they are written in the approved language?
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On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Alexander Kjeldaas wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Jul 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> > On Sun, 6 Jul 1997, Alexander Kjeldaas wrote:
> >
> > > Is it a goal for debian not to require perl? I don't think so - and
> > > that is one of the thing
ve asked is "yes, we have perl".
many other languages as well: tcl, python, fortran, caml, mercury, forth,
scheme, and others.
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hatever it is that launches netscape (e.g. FVWM button bar) to
run the ash wrapper script instead.
(alternatively, name this script "netscape" and put it in the first
directory in the PATH)
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_locale kl_GL ISO-8859-1
> #do_locale nl_BE ISO-8859-1
> #do_locale ro_RO ISO-8859-1
> #do_locale ru_RU ISO-8859-5
i just commented out the "set -e" near the top of the script.
maybe do_locale should test if the relevant file(s) exist before attempting
to do anything with the
t use a slightly different wrapper script.
it should also be easy enough to produce firewalling commands for
Ciscos and other routers. It would also be easy to put a web or gui
front-end onto the script for "easy" (hah! nothing's easier than vi :-)
maintainence of the list.
cr
-entry in the several lines
can any of the MTAs reject mail based on arbitrary headers? or even just
the To: header (e.g. "To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]")?
I know i can do this easily enough with procmail (in fact, I do), but
IMO this is a job for the mail transfer agent, not the delivery a
On Fri, 15 Aug 1997, Remco van de Meent wrote:
> On Fri, 15 Aug 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> : that's one of the reasons i prefer packet filtering to
> : tcp-wrappers. block it out in the kernel before it gets to the
> : application level.
>
> Hmm.. I don
it automatically
when the serial ports haven't been used for a while...which can lose the
serial port configuration done by /etc/rc.boot/0setserial. I think that
the latest debian version of 0setserial loads the serial module itself
if it isn't already loaded, so this may not be necessar
find /lib/modules -name "*_MODULES"
if they are there, then delete them by typing:
find /lib/modules -name "*_MODULES" | xargs rm
if this solves the problem, then create a new modules.tgz based on this.
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On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Paul Wade wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Aug 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
>
> > imo, everyone should compile their own kernel - the boot/rescue floppy
> > is good to install a system with, but a linux box really should have a
> > kernel compiled especially for it.
wide scsi) at a quarter of the price (under
$A100 for the NCR versus up to $A400 or more for the adaptec depending
upon supplier).
BTW, you mention VLB. I wouldn't trust VLB for anything, for any
reason. I am so glad that VLB is finally dead now that PCI is
commonplaceV
emergency mode, ^C doesn't work to kill processes. setting it with stty
doesn't fix it either.
(btw, if you are going to run fsck on the partition then run it BEFORE
remounting the disk RW. Do not ever run fsck on a RW filesystem.)
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}
/etc/init.d/ssh stop
sleep for 5 seconds
/etc/init.d/ssh start
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e people you mention are so brain-damaged that they
> can't agree with something soley on it's merits but instead disagree
> soley and the way it was mentioned, then their opinion doesn't count
> very much for me.
i guess some people just don't like being insulted.
h you. Now normally I think that democracy and popular
decisions are for sheep, but i've worked with people in debian for
long enough to have a great deal of respect for the intelligence and
competence of the debian team.
(one of the reasons i like debian is that there are some very smart
w features and fixed bugs.
You can obtain the software and documentation at:
http://www.softwarebuero.de/index-eng.html
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here's an alternative for all those who like the idea of KDE, but don't like
the fact that it's based on a non-free GUI toolkit.
this one's based on the Gimp's GTK, which *is* free.
enjoy
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and detest
having to fix severely broken Win systems, even if i do get paid
quite well for doing it. i'd rather be paid for 1 hour's pleasant and
stress-free work than for 3 hours of microsoft hell).
> I'm looking forward to WordPerfect-7 for Linux (just out: see
> http://
On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, David B. Teague wrote:
> Hi Craig, and all list readers:
>
> On Thu, 28 Aug 1997, Craig Sanders wrote, in part:
> [...]
> >
> > MS is inescapable. Programs like WINE and WABI and Willow's TWIN
> > are useful and necessary becaus
cial software so crappy is that
marketing types think that they are competent to direct a technical
project like developing software.
marketing's job is to sell what has been produced, not to restrict the
programmers' creativity according to bullshit marketing theories.
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ot;rex")? I thought this problem was fixed some time ago
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for inclusion in non-free.
(its copyright says "This software can be freely distributed and modified
for non-commercial purposes as long as the above copyright message and
this permission notice appear in all copies of distributed source code or
included as separate file in binary distribution.
does anyone know what's happened to www.linuxhq.com? up until a few weeks
ago it was THE web page to go to for everything you needed/wanted to know
about kernel patches
...then it stopped being updated about 2 weeks ago, and now seems to have
vanished off the face of the earth (DNS actually
isk to 16-bit FAT. otherwise,
delete the partition with DOS FDISK and recreate it before formatting.
as with anything involving the partition table, it is a good idea to backup
your important data first. this is especially true if you use MS code (like
DOS' FDISK.EXE) to do it.
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On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Lars Wirzenius wrote:
> Lawrence Chim:
> > when install info2www and dwww, they said that they cannot
> > find the httpd. I think it is because I am using apache
> > and http daemon name is apache rather than httpd.
> >
> > Is is a install script problem? or a file dependan
On Fri, 4 Oct 1996, Marcel Burggraeve wrote:
> I know you can use your .bash_profile to let you see the current
> directory and a prompt ( like in dos or os/2 )
> I do have a profile which does this but was wondering if some people
> could post their profiles so maybe I can choose another which I
anyone know of any good sendmail log analysis scripts?
a friend wants to generate daily and weekly summaries of mail traffic
on his system.
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> > However, this has *not* fixed the bizzare problem with pppd thinking
> > I don't have PPP support compiled in, even though I do.
>
> In my experience, I've had to turn MGETTY OFF when I wanted to make
> an outbound PPP call. Dunno exactly why. I
On Tue, 22 Oct 1996, Joe Emenaker wrote:
> So, as near as I can tell, the modem was answering the modem on
> its own volition just moments before mgetty sent an "ATA" which, I
> believe, toggles the online state (hangs up if off-hook, picks up if
> on-hook). Hence, the two clicks, I guess. So, pu
On Wed, 23 Oct 1996, Daniel Stringfield wrote:
> > Kermit, Minicom, pppd, any modem software you write, mgetty, etc.,
> > must agree on all of the above, and then it works like a dream.
> >
>
> I use DCON.. its DCON that can't OPEN the port... pppd works fine, and
> mgetty work fine.. but its DCO
On Fri, 25 Oct 1996, Jason Gerry wrote:
> 1) The thing works. It's amazing. But I can't do too much since I installed
> off of the floppy disk 1.4 set. So I need to install things like, oh,
> editors and such. I have practically no support for anything yet. Anyway, I
> try to install what the FA
On Sun, 27 Oct 1996, Dermot Bradley wrote:
> Just to let everyone know, I'm finishing up Debian packages for
> hylafax-server and hylafax-client. They should be ready within 7-10
> days.
does it work with mgetty?
Craig
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On Mon, 28 Oct 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Obviously we need more 'oomph' in the server(s). The questions are simply:
> . One server or more than one
> . SCSI or IDE
>
> I.e, given a few thousand bucks, how to get the most server bang!
If i were in your situation and had the funds to buy an
On 26 Oct 1996, Bill Vinson wrote:
> The ethernet solution seems to be working so far. I now have gotten
> to the part of the installation that asks about the network you are
> on. I will only have 2 computers (Linux and mac) on this network
> and the Linux box will dial in to my ISP for its IP
On Mon, 4 Nov 1996, Dermot Bradley wrote:
> On 3 Nov 1996, Robert Nicholson wrote:
>
> > Somebody a few weeks ago had mentioned that they were preparing
> > hylafax as packages?
>
> That was myself. I was almost finished and then I discovered debmake
> :-) I've spent the past week or so getting t
On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, Walter L. Preuninger II wrote:
> When I am not connected to the internet using ppp (207.86.80.129)
> route will hang right after the localnet line. If I am connected to the
> net, or if named is not running, route does its job and gets out of the
> way. I do replace my default
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