bad, or when the driver
wasn't really suitable for the card.
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quotacheck -acF vfsold
explicitly to create quota.user instead of aquota.user.
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hostname $hostname
echo dhclient-exit-hooks: hostname is $( hostname )
You could update /etc/hostname too if you like.
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Maybe potato is different, but on woody
$ apt-cache search PSM | grep PSM
mozilla-psm - Mozilla Web Browser - Personal Security Manager (PSM)
Note that the galeon package requires mozilla-browser, and mozilla-browser
recommends mozilla-psm.
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nd address book for GNOME.
This or something similar has happened to me too, and apparently to lots of
other people. See
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=83840
which says "Should be fixed in 1.4.7".
How can Debian stable users easily upgrade to that version?
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4) How difficult is it to build deb packages from tarballs? ie
./configure;make; -> make a deb. Since I am likely to want to
play with code that has no current .deb
5) Can I "downgrade" packages easily if they cause probs?
That should cover it
) says it supports the D-360L. Might try that.
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ported to work properly in RTF im-
> and export. But possibly there are as well some converters around.
>
>
Also, Ted works with rtf fine.
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unintentionally, please do not use the contents
> herein and notify the sender immediately by return e-mail.
>
>
http://cdimage.debian.org has instructions on this I think.
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ing kernel sources
> no problem
> But when I mauch modconf or modprobe, my computer is unable to find the
> modules.
> Have I forgotten to do something?
>
>
compiling the modules themselves is a seperate step from compiling the
kernel. Did you "make modules;make modules_
, just fork over the cash, but they (or at least the agenda) are 'not
ready for prime time' yet. I got the agenda, and it's fun to play with
and dev for, but it's not replacing my palm pilot anytime soon.
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Can someone give me a quick crash course on what the relationship
between the names (sid, slink, etc) and the dev_status.
i.e. Is sid the stable tree? woody is testing? I am a little confused
here. Thanks
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On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 04:05:50PM +0800, csj wrote:
> On Tuesday 20 March 2001 12:13, Jim Richardson wrote:
> > On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 07:30:30AM +0800, csj wrote:
> > > Now that you two mentioned them, I find it curious that both the
> > > YOPY and the Agenda VR3 (fo
be configured to
reply to the List, even if the mail was from a persons account, provided
that the headers included a list address I was subscribed to (or aware
of) Look in the help docs for mutt. For other mua, I have no idea
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such processes easier.
Monitering all processes from a give group of users etc. Anyway, good
luck
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ompared to evolution. But is
well worth the learning. Together with a good procmail setup, you can do
just about anything with the mail.
www.mutt.org is the place to go for info on mutt. There are a couple of
maillists there also
Evolution is supposed to be more than just an mua yes? how'd y
but I have little experience with them.
Ipaq, (expensive and hard to get) can use linux, I don't know how well
they work as a pda though. Anyway, for price and convenience, go with a
visor or palm.
Just my $0.02 worth.
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he network or phone lines, the jacks are build in. Downside is that it
takes all the space in the pcmcia port. "There can be only one"
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n through less.
> In a related question, can one force sort by rows instead of by
> columns, ie, "a b c\nd e f" instead of "a c e\nb d f"? I say related
> because when viewing copious output through a pager, it would be
> useful to have sort by rows instead of by
ore complicated with bridging as well as
firewalling, but ta-dah! there's also a bridging+firewalling
mini-howto :)
note that both the above mini-howtos are a little on the old side, but
(AFAIK) still work with current kernels (2.2.x, not sure about how
iptables affect things.)
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it's just not as useful imho.
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ing on your machine, this
is like blood in the water to the dumber variety of script kiddies. (the
vaguely smarter ones figure out that an ip with a dozen backdoor
exploits is probably not really running them)
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On Thu, Mar 22, 2001 at 07:54:42AM +0100, Jonathan Gift wrote:
> Jim Richardson wrote:
>
> > the older IIIX(E) series, the new m100 is smaller) If all you are going
> > to do is take notes, then you can get the cheaper 2MB visor, but if you
>
> Yes, just notes. I assum
in your homedir, what about the system
wide one (in debian is it in /etc? )
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n the process of converting from SuSE to debian, if I choose to
use testing/woody, will the upgrade automatically follow woody as it
moves into stable? That is, if I begin following woody with apt, will I
continue to follow woody as it stabilizes?
Sorry if this is an obvious one, I haven't actua
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 10:54:47PM -0500, David Z Maze wrote:
> Jim Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> JR> I am in the process of converting from SuSE to debian, if I choose to
> JR> use testing/woody, will the upgrade automatically follow woody as it
> JR> moves
to gateway
are checked. I am afraid that I can not help with specifics on wvdial as
I don't use it. But the routing tables are the first thing that springs
to mind with this sort of problem.
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o understand about forth, is that no word means what you
think it means, because someone (or some process) redefined it when you
weren't looking :)
On the other hand, it means that you can write a program under just
about any language that will run in a forth environment, and vis-versa
, but re-export is an option. (This
is for the userland nfs server.) Also man mountd shows a re-export
option that includes nfs and smb volumes.
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re all the servers
> are...) you hear, "Hey! What the [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
>
>
Or do the same thing by hitting the up arrow key one time too many
followed by return...
Anyone know how to make bash history *not* keep certain commands? :)
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it means that you can write a program under just
> JR> about any language that will run in a forth environment, and vis-versa
> JR> :)
>
> Yeah. Forth is really cool! What's a pity it is not popular nowdays.
>
On the otherhand, postscript is very much like forth in many
prime
> time
>
>
So why the drive by posting? If you choose to use something other than
Debian or linux, are we supposed to beg you to reconsider? It's a free
world, use what you want.
"Ask not if Debian is ready for you,
ask if you are ready for Debian"
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