Basically anything that trys to do a name resolve when starting
> or uses a name resolve. I didn't change any of my hostname, resolve.conf,
> hosts.* files during the upgrade.
This may be true. However, perhaps one of these got changed anyway.
Why don't you include them in yo
lementations indicate that the
software out there is not-yet-ready for primetime.
To summarize: Try SAMBA. It will most likely provide a reliable and
convenient means of running a file/print server for your Win95 clients.
As an added benefit, your Linux box can be an Internet firewall/
gateway, a DHCP
through.
Such a program would actually need to *itself* dial the phone and
scan/interpret what it was getting back. Such a program wouldn't be
all that complex to create but would take some time. I'd like to do
it myself but I can't commit the time. Maybe someone is working on
such a thing?
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2) What ethernet driver should I use for a D-LINK 220? NE-2000?
==> zless /usr/doc/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO.gz
indicates that the D-LINK 200 is supported. Perhaps the D-LINK 220
is compatible/also-supported. (Yes, it says the ne2000 driver is
used for that card.)
Anyway, the upshot of all this is
I have to dig even
> deeper to remember sed/awk/grep commands? :^>
cat file1 | tr -d '\r' > file2
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yone know about how this "wave" does authentication.
> Does it use Kerberos?
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only see it
if you logged into Win95 with the same name as your login on the linux
box. One more thing I thought of: You need to check a setting in Win95.
Open up the Network Properties, open up the TCP/IP properties
(or TCP/IP --> Dialup Adapter if you have that), and select the
'Bindings
le-use, single-machine piece of software).
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Tim Sailer wrote:
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> In your email to me, Jens B. Jorgensen, you wrote:
> >
> > Franck LE GALL - STAGIAIRE A FT.BD/CNET/DTD/PIH wrote:
> > >
> > > These quation is not directly related to Debian but I dont know
> > > where
Gateway
TelePath 33.6 modem. I use them simultaneously and haven't had a
problem. Both worked like a charm from the beginning with no twiddling.
(The modem is OEM from USR, which is actually manufactured by
Megahertz I think.)
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is done? I would like to use the
> Micro$oft boot manager to switch between the two operating systems to
> avoid any problems with the users who are already familiar with this
> boot manager...
>
Check out http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/gvollant/bootpart.htm
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Sendmail gurus.
If you're using UUCP to transport your mail then is it necessary to
run sendmail in queue-mode? Otherwise there really isn't a way to fix
your problem is kinda non-trivial (but certainly possible!)
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segmentaion fault, others simply
> die without outputting any info to the console.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
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Guess: wrong permissions on shared libs. To find out for sure, run
one of these commands with strace (if you've got it
am C or perl, you know what I mean. If instead you typed
su - nbern -c ls -l /root/test
you'd get the same results as when you do
su - -c $VAR
This is becuase the variable substition (as well as file globbing and
other stuff) is done *before* chopping the line up into "token
NDS for this. So, without third party support, you're out of
> luck.
Not so. Win95 provides "share level" authentication of any local
filesystems you share. That qualifies as authentication.
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.Y is what you want the caller's IP address to be.
o add entry in /etc/inittab for like this:
S0:23:respawn:/sbin/mgetty -s 38400 /dev/ttyS0
(if the modem is on your first serial port)
o as root run 'kill -HUP 1'
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> only for playing with... :-)
>
> Regards,
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Only terminals listed in /etc/securetty will allow root login. You'd
need to include all the ttypX devices as well (since telnet uses these
pseudo-tty's) in order to allow root login over t
.255.224"; however,
> my incoming clients have netmasks of 255.255.255.0. Could this be a problem
> with the client, or is it the server?
PS. The netmask should be 255.255.255.255 on your end. I'm guessing
this will fix your problem.
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he doesn't tell you. The netmask is
something you assign to the interface, just as you would to an
ethernet interface.
If you don't supply a netmask, one will be computed for you, based
upon the "class" of the address (determined by the 2 high-order bits
of the IP address).
Wh
nes on the "A machine"
network. Then you just have to keep people out of the machine.
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ts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny (selectively
allowing one host or another).
Moving the binaries out of /usr/sbin is excessive and unnecessary.
If you want to make the system really tight then disable all regular
login (rexec, rsh, telnet) and install ssh.
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or. It forks and one side handles input from the
keyboard and the other handles "output" from the other end. Some
terminal programs (like tip) work this way also.
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What's the netmask on the ethernet interface? If it's set to
255.255.255.224 then everything should work fine even though
the NT box sets 255.255.255.224 on the PPP link. This is because the
routing algorithm chooses the route with the most matching bits (that
is, the one with the longes
nswer. Asking for
help is not bad. Asking for help without first trying is liable to
tick people off. 8(
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David Wright wrote:
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> I've obviously missed something in the explanations of .Xauthority files
> and MIT cookies. I have two Debian 1.3 machines, foo and bar with
> essentially identical configurations, with few changes from how things
> install themselves. I start X as user myself on foo. Typin
ents after suing to root must be a FAQ - it's even been asked on
> this list in the past week. Surely some of these people must hit my
> problem as soon as they run remote clients, or I've done something wrong?
As root, no need to copy. Just do 'export XAUTHORITY=~$USER/.Xauthor
Thomas J. Malloy wrote:
>
> If debian does not use it where do I dns and gateway information. Thanks
>
debian does use it. If it isn't there create it.
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he NT subnet at the time the NT box dials in? (I could set
> up a script running in the background with a sleep 60 or so that looks to
> see who's logged in and configures the routing table based on that, but this
> would be quite a "hack" - there's got to be a bett
ttp://www.Nashville.Net/~griffin/monitor.html
They don't have the IBM 6317 but they do have the Compaq 171:
Hor. 30-58 KHz, Ver. 50-100 Hz, Bandwidth 75MHz
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lways work, and the last time
> I tried it I managed to hang the machine.
>
> There must be a proper way to do this... only I can't find it.
Control-R is the "proper" way to do it.
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8.123.3 alias netmask 0x
> I checked man page of ifconfig but I still don't know how
> to do it in under Debian. Please kindly let me know.
I believe the syntax is:
ifconfig eth0 192.168.123.2
ifconfig eth0:1 192.168.123.3
This is from memory and I'm not positive.
-
rectory, you also make it
so that anyone can delete a file from the directory, *regardless* of
who owns the file. Usually, what you want is for anyone (or anyone
in a given group) to be able to be able to create file in the shared
directory but only allow the *owner* of the file to delete (or modify
m
the /etc/ppp/pap-secrets file. Now don't forget, you must *remove*
the auth option. This options means: "require the peer to authenticate"
and is not what you want.
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s and edit the TCP/IP properties. Enter the IP address of
your NT box on the other side as a WINS server (if it's running the
WINS server). Your users probably won't see the machines on the other
side come up in the network neighborhood, but they will be able to
access the shares by n
were located. I can't find the binary to
> this file? I use whereis netcat to search for it but no luck. Anyone know
> where this program being stored. I figure that it should be in /sbin or
> /usr/sbin but still could find it.
The executable isn't called 'netcat'. It&
961025-2.deb's documentation doesn't
> match the programs well.
>
> Oh, and the getty is 1.45a-3
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rnative would be to start all bash shells as login shells by doing
> "bash --login" every time you want to start a shell. That works ok, but
> is kinda silly.
The parameter to xterm or rxvt to make it a "login shell" window is
'-ls'.
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t have DNS enabled in the Win95 TCP/IP control panel.
>
Actually no, you don't have to have DNS enabled. You enable it if you
already know the address and are going to type it in. Seems
bass-ackwards but it's true.
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ord?
> Some servers insist that these be in uppercase
Am I to infer from the message above that you're having difficulty only with
smbclient, not when accessing a share from a M$ box? Are you trying to talk
to a computer running NT 4.0 with service pak 3?
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uot;see" all the shares on the Win95 box you're trying to access.
Does this mean that when you type:
smbclient -L target-win95-box
you see a list of the shares? If you're seeing the shares from a
Win95 box, try the above command and get back to us. (Include the
output of
t; Can i get this box to sit happily on the network? Or not? If so how? I am
> quite confused by routing and network stuff in general.
Yes. Your company is using Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP).
Your machine is supposed to "lease" its IP address from a central
serv
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> On Fri, Oct 24, 1997 at 01:10:25AM +1000, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > On Thu, Sep 11, 1997 at 05:15:08PM -0500, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> > > /AutoPPP/ - - /usr/sbin/pppd auth +pap login modem :Y.Y.Y.Y
> > > where Y.Y.Y.Y is what you w
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> On Thu, Oct 23, 1997 at 01:43:38PM -0500, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> > Hmmm. Weird. I've used pppd with shadow passwords but this was a bo
> > system, not hamm. You did say your system has hamm, not bo, right?
> > just for kicks maybe you
ason syslog messages don't
seem to be received (though there is a UDP listener).
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ermit to exit without hanging up and
> resetting the modem, except by issuing a kill command which seems to be a
> little heavy handed.
>
> I've checked everything I can think of. Any clues?
Is your modem set for fixed serial speed (AT&B1 on a sportster 28.8)?
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p package will work for this
also.
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5 (which is built
upon an actual non-M$ standard, X.500). The current "domain" system
blows major chunks if you have more than a single workgroup. Ask anyone
who actually administers such a system. Any questions?
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* the problem you may want to configure
your modem not to dial and the write those settings to nvram
(usually 'at&w') or change the mgetty config string. Either way, if
you don't figure it out from this you can come back here and we'll
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you down, especially if your modem is already
doing compression since there's a limit to how much data can be
compressed.
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ch time you modify this
file you'll need to restart Netscape. I think you'll also need to
run 'xrdb -merge < ~/.Xresources' to load in your new settings. If
none of this works report back.
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remote machine?
This is not a function of NIS (though NIS is at times used to distribute
automounter maps). This is done by the automounter. You need to install
the automounter package (called amd, I believe).
You'll then have to configure it. There's ample documentation provided
with the p
e it couldn't open this device, it could be
because your kernel doesn't have support for the PS/2
mouse. Check your boot messages (can be viewed by typing
'dmesg'), there will be a message saying that our PS/2
device has been detected.
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ied nm with reports "no symbols" also.
> I'm using libreadlineg version 2.1-7 and binutils version 2.8.1-2 on
> 2.0.30.
That's because you have to use 'nm --dynamic' to report "dynamic"
symbols. Read those man pages!
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ecial header so it won't
overwrite tapes you accidentally left in the drive, will put multiple
backups on a single tape, and can recover from "missed" backups (because you
forgot to take that other tape out of the drive), keeps a "directory" of
what backups are on the ta
The device you're using, /dev/sda4, is trying to access SCSI disk 'a'
(the
first scsi disk), partition '4'. Now, you're getting messages
complaining
that the partition table is incomprehensible to Linux (probably because
there *is no* partition table per-se since it'
;file marks"? (just asking, I know that
> there are thos MTFSS/BSS/WSM tape operations, are these effectively
> different from the MTFSF/BSF/WEOF operations?)
Yeah, it's a different beast. Trust, me, I can tell mt to find a mark
and it'll
skip over all kinds of file marks.
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etmarks (DDS drives only).
fss Forward space count setmarks (DDS drives only).
bss Backward space count setmarks (DDS drives only).
and it did just what I wanted it to.
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and go through the Access method option to configure it to ftp to
your box on the other end of the link. If you need any other details
you can email me.
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Claus-Justus Heine wrote:
>
> "Jens B. Jorgensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Claus-Justus Heine wrote:
> > >
> > > > > Aren't these marks simply "file marks"? (just asking, I know that
> > > > > there a
il you tpage (what I use) privately. You can also have my
CGI interface to it if you'd like.
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oint me in the
> direction of a good X manual so I can try and set it up?
This is probably a hardware problem. I get this if I simply reboot from
Win95, rather than powering down and then booting via LILO. Just as a
hunch, perhaps it could be fixed by disabling hardware cursors.
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other end hangs up.
Just FYI, the reason you get a "appear to have received our own
echo-request" is likely because after the connection is lost the
modem goes back into "command" mode where it echoes back anything
you type (or ppp sends).
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/usr/man/man1/nisdomainname.1.gz
Of course I'm using bo, but I'm assuming it's still in the same
package.
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Mike Schmitz admin0 wrote:
>
> On Thu, 20 Nov 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
>
> > Mike Schmitz admin0 wrote:
> > >
> > > I am trying to set up a mountain qic-02 drive with debian. The default
> > > kernel seems to be compiled with qic-02 support, and c
t will
allow you to make this change, I can give you more detailed
information.
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iative will do. ;) If you
could send a little more detail on your problem, we'd all be
grateful. Have you installed the pppd package? Did you try using
pon? Do you get connected at all? Have you turned on debugging in
pppd? Can you give us the output?
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what package is it in?
You can pipe the file through "tr -d '\r'". Ignore the other message
about mcopy. This is restrictive since it *assumes* that the file
is on a floppy disk (or other FAT volume).
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in your favorite editor
and look for a line like:
GMT="-u"
Now, if we determined that your system clock is stored as GMT, then
the line should appear exactly as above. If not, then the line should
be:
GMT=""
Once this is done you should get the correct time when you reboot.
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Timothy Phan wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> What do I suppose to put in the /etc/fstab so that any
> user can mount the floppy disk with just 'mount /floppy'
> and all user can access it.
Put "user" in the options section.
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ly if your
password can be looked up in the secrets file.
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, or something...
Even better, someone could write a program which would pop up a window
in the event if a "security event" and tell the user that either a)
someone's trying to hook up to your X server or b) you need to set up
security so you can attach to your X server and give
the config files)
> would be more expensive than pon/poff, since on my local phone bill I pay
> a fixed rate per call, and my ISP charges me a flat monthly fee. Having
> my connection go up and down frequently could get very expensive.
That's why you should put in 30-minute timeouts (a
any ideas?
I had the same problem. I switched to cucipop and the problems went
away.
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your NT server.
It doesn't make sense that other machines on the net would start responding
to pings while the linux box would be delayed. If they were *all* delayed when
you experience the problem, I could believe it.
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$
> # clean up
> /bin/rm /tmp/prt.$$
>
Why all the mess? Why not:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/local/bin/hpset -c econo
/usr/bin/gs -q -dSAFER -dNOPAUSE -r300 -sDEVICE=cdj550 -sOutputFile=-
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s (4.98%) reserved for the super user
First data block=1
Block size=1024 (log=0)
Fragment size=1024 (log=0)
1 block group
8192 blocks per group, 8192 fragments per group
256 inodes per group
Writing inode tables: done
Writing superblocks and filesystem accounting information: done
chilin$ fil
d only need to do this:
#!/bin/bash
# called as: econogsc
# output hpset hp escape codes to stdout
/home/mjnf/hptools_1.2.3/hpset -c econo
# now output the ghostscript hp escape codes
/usr/bin/gs -q -dSAFER -dNOPAUSE -r300 -sDEVICE=cdj550 -sOutputFile=- -
That's it! Why create temp files? There
If you just want to get rid of samba, look for all the lines in
/etc/inetd.conf which start with "netbios-" and comment/remove them. Then type
'killall -HUP inetd'. No need to reboot.
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y hard drives, or it will detect my internal IDE
> zip drive as my only hard drive. Has anyone else experienced this problem?
> I really need a fix for it. Any help would be appreciative, thanx.
Why don't you run 'dmesg' after the system boots and send us the output?
This w
the email headers.
but rather,
"Gee, wouldn't it be nice if every person had one and only one IP
so we'd have a one-to-one mapping from IP address to person,
then we could easily pin-down spammers from the sendmail tracks
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> My testing experience leads me to believe that the modes that get
> configured depend on the Monitor type you select rather than the card you
> are running. I have to choose the "extended super vga" monitor to get the
> "larger" screen sizes.
>
> > 5) do i need to sacrifice undergraduates to keep this working? and if
> > so, to the screen, the software, or the hardware? :)
> >
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What does the 'cat >' part do?
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ll valid from the IP.
>
> If somebody does this, they should share it freely. Most of the spam comes
> from 'borrowed' mail servers.
I think the ultimate solution is to build support into mail clients
for ssh or something of the like.
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ty screen and executing "startx" works !
Make sure /etc/X11/config has the line:
xdm-start-server
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connects to local http servers directly, even without an entry in the
> "No Proxy for" field.
>
If the net you want to be local is, say, 192.168.2.0, (class-C) then
in the "No Proxy for" field put '192.168.2.'. Get the idea?
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p.log. Without understanding all the
info that's there, you should still see "PAP" or "CHAP" somewhere in
the output and you'll know what you need. Then you'll need to edit
either /etc/ppp/pap-secrets or /etc/ppp/chap-secrets, respectively,
and create an entry with
quot;, with the accent on the "deb".
Perhaps Ian (or Deb!) would digitize himself saying "Debian" and we
could put the .wav or .au on the Debian web site?
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simple script. Here's an example: (please excuse the
unintended line-breaks my email client is sure to insert in the
'connect' stuff)
#!/bin/bash
/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/ttyS0 38400 crtscts debug lock modem defaultroute \
connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -t 120 ABORT BUSY ABORT &
with keyboard?maybe? Any suggestions would be
> very help full. Thank you.
Why don't you tell us about the computer you're installing it on. Is
it a laptop? If so, go into your BIOS and disable power management.
You may be able to get it to work later.
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t seem to be compatible at all. Did anybody succeeded in getting
> these cards to function properly?
>
I use this card and it worked flawlessly with zero (all I did was
install pcmcia-cs and pcmcia-modules and dhcpcd) configuration.
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cus? I'm guess you're
looking for the Windoze-style, where sometimes a click (if it's over
a certain control) seems to just raise/grab-focus and sometimes it does
something more. Did you know that with the default bindings ALT-clicking
on a window raises it, while an ALT-right-click
" field to
> > the local domain name but this had no effect.
> >
> > "Mozilla/3.0Gold (WinNT; 1)", similarly set up to use the SOCKS host,
> > connects to local http servers directly, even without an entry in the
> > "No Proxy for" field.
>
ot;raw" when you're going to send it pre-formatted
output, such as ghostscript or dvilj would produce for you. If you
don't have an HP, check the manual.
All this said, if the printer doesn't support LPR, then I haven't the
foggiest how you'll talk to it.
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> Jens B. Jorgensen writes:
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> > > Check your config files in /etc/mgetty, are you sure that you
> > > have a fax modem? I'm not a modem expert but I seem to remember
> > > that there are some modems that cannot fax - or at l
I like alot. What do you get from 'cat /dev/sndstat')
ASIDE: How come we have /dev/sndstat rather than something under
/proc?
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docs since
> I seem to be unable to find it?
>
Change the command line of the server so that 'strace' is run,
ie. '/usr/X11R6/bin/X :0' ==> 'strace -o /tmp/X /usr/X11R6/bin/X :0'
and then take a look at /tmp/X to see what sequence of calls are
made which le
Shaya Potter wrote:
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> I have been having trouble getting the console to work in X. I am
> probably doing something stupid, and missing something very obvious so any
> help would be appreciated.
Check the perms on /dev/xconsole and /usr/X11R6/bin/xconsole.
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up I
see my disk light come on every 5 seconds or so. I just started
shutting things down to see if I could stop this. It turns out that
apache was the culprit. Why do I need apache on my laptop? Why do
some car owners think they need nitrous and a super-charger in their
Pinto?
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years.
And yet, it could exist. I for one would like to hear more about
this unsubstantiated rumor.
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(at least my 28.8) supports class 1 & 2.0. If you
want to see what classes your modem supports, get into a COM program
(in DOS/Win/Linux doesn't matter) and give your modem the command:
AT+FCLASS=?
It should print a list of what classes it supports.
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