Ok, I've been beating my head against a wall for a while, and the wall
needs some relief.
How do enable smtp-auth when using Sendmail? Testing's Sendmail
(8.12.6-7) says it supports SMTP AUTH (SASL/PAM). I've also installed
the libsasl-modules-plain, and libsasl-digestmd5-plain. Reading SASL
try 'dmesg', you'll probably want to pipe it through 'less' as well, so:
dmesg|less
Emanuele Boieri wrote:
I just install the a new kernel 2.4.19. But when I rebooted again I saw
some errors but I couldn't see well because it ran too fast. Is there a
log file where I can read what happened?
> Sorry, I'm not much further than you, but maybe a bit. I've got sid,
> so YMMV.
>
> I've installed the sasl libs and modules (would be nice, if there
> where some dependencies helping in finding them or a file listing
> them; don't install sasl2 which is not supported). Then and I added
>
> TRU
Bill,
I use debian's anonftpsync. It works great. You can use the EXCLUDES
to fine tune exactly what you want downloaded. Set it in a cronjob to
run in the wee hours off of a mirror close to you.
http://www.debian.org/mirror/anonftpsync
My version of anonftpsync is below (just for an examp
Richard Kimber wrote:
apt-get dist-upgrade is persistently holding back one package (j2sdk1.3).
Why is this, and what, if anything, should I do?
This happens when the new package has more dependencies that you don't
already have installed. Just do "apt-get install " and it'll
upgrade the
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