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Can you specify that little more?
I just did that (*) but the system will not load the ipw3945
driver. Is there something I am missing?
ipw3945d and the firmware are installed.
/ Jiri
You also need to install
Hi all,
Any advise how to establish L2TP over IPsec VPN in Stretch. I installed
strongswan network-manager packages, but when I go to network manager
GUI and select strongswan as VPN the wizard shows me box for name only.
Any advise? Am I missing any packages?
Thanks
Jiri
s for Linux
hi samba 1.9.18p8-2 A LanManager like fileserver and simple clie
hi smbfs 2.0.2-5Mount and umount commands for the smbfs.
(libc6 is version 2.0.7.19981211-6)
TIA
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ld be just a filename, with no immediate
> > indication of how big it really is.
>
> If u insist to have a such function, maybe Mutt can do that...
That's where it belongs, isn't it? (Well, maybe there should be a
standalone version of that program, too - you'd give it a
x27;s expecting at the very least a set of headers, maybe giving it a
completely empty message confuses it.)
2) what MTA do you have? (ls -l /usr/sbin/sendmail)
3) you do know that this is a server, and that user-friendly mail programs
exist, don't you?
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trol-L
character.)
Then again, I don't have magicfilter (I don't think). There's probably a
better way to do things.
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is once again left
with a filename beginning with two dashes. I know, I have a lot of
ex-umsdos directories mounted over samba.
> 2. rm -- FILE
That usually works, but not for all commands.
(One that comes to mind is "cd". You have to say "cd ./DIRECTORY".)
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that. You won't be able to close the properties box, but the change *will*
take effect as long as the box is open.
Yes, that's two Win95 bugs, one minor and one major, in one posting.
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chine you have leafnode
on (or `localhost' if you only have one computer). Different users can use
different programs - it's all the same to leafnode.
> O ya, what is a newsfeed?
That's a server you get your news from.
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ould not) be concerned with fetching mail. From the doc:
I think something was lost somewhere along the way...
My paragraph above was talking about MUAs (especially under Windows) that
let the user attach huge files without so much as showing the size, much
less warning if it's bigge
Hello,
> >Rolf Edlund:
> >> Sometimes when trying to send mail, I get these message (sendmail -q -v):
...
Jiri Baum:
> >3) you do know that this is a server, and that user-friendly mail
> >programs exist, don't you?
Ralf G. R. Bergs:
> I think you don't g
odification a la chmod, for example,
kpsestat o+r FILE
gives you the permissions the file would have if its owner ran chmod o+r,
but doesn't actually change them.
However, it's in the tetex-bin package. Can't imagine why.
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copy of
> any cofig files they request (minus passwords of course).
Hmm, since I don't remember what I did to fix this, I can't promise
anything, but I can have a look and try and see what's different...
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TH.
> >>dpkg: 4 expected program(s) not found on PATH.
Why are those four programs not found?
Wouldn't that be a bit of a problem?
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er in systems
where the script is passed to the shell via an open handle.
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o the ppp0 Iface.
Oh yeah, does /var/log/ppp.log or /var/log/syslog contain anything
interesting?
HTH
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Hamish Moffatt:
[about DOS lineends]
> vim has always hidden these characters, AFAIK. nvi doesn't.
:set ff=unix
Or did I already write that?
It changes the mode for the current file from whatever it was to Unix.
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me situation.
You can tell dselect to ignore dependencies by using R and Q.
Unfortunately, you have to tell it each time you use it.
I believe dselect doesn't use much force when installing, so it's not as
dangerous as it sounds. AFAIK the hamm and slink libc6 are fairly similar,
anyway.
Art Lemasters:
> ...did also notice that the group column in the first oracle directory
> (mounted on another drive) is "500" all the way down.
You can change the GID of files using the chgrp command:
chgrp dba . *
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g `NO CARRIER' instead. Is that right?
That'd definitely be a problem, but I'm not sure how it'd come about; why
would a modem respond to `ATZ' with `NO CARRIER'?
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-rc.d' not found on PATH.
> > >>dpkg: 4 expected program(s) not found on PATH.
I wrote:
> Why are those four programs not found?
And it was promptly pointed out that mblevin ne root.
I'm an idiot.
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one
to the other.
I have autoexec check for DOS.TAG, LINUX.BAT delete C:\DOS.TAG and loadlin,
and a script touch /c:/dos.tag and do shutdown -r now
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ubles with was W95 -
but even then all it needed was to run in MS-DOS mode.)
The two computers need to be connected by a serial or a special parallel
cable. Once up, laplink presents two boxes on the screen, a local one and a
remote one, and lets you copy between the two.
HTH
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r with netmeeting, and others have already noted methods for
X, but if you just want the output of a console command to show on several
terminals, you could use tee(1) or tail(1) with the -f option or named
pipes (mkfifo(1)).
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ws away all the downloaded news, but I'm only reading
two newsgroups anyway so who cares. (And my calls aren't metered.)"
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Colin Telmer:
> I keep getting this message placed into my various mailboxes and can't
> figure out what is doing it.
I believe it's the server side of IMAP (but not POP).
Either pine or netscape might be accessing your mailbox using IMAP.
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ges file is,
tell it to `scan'.
Not sure if that's what you were after.
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and take the slash to be just something you're typing in.
Don't know why dselect is an exception for find again, but it's a an
exception for lots of UI things, so maybe it's just dselect...
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ded to 2.0.36,
but I don't think that made a difference.)
Thank you
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, it may
be easier to pick from a menu than to cycle twice through just to see the
options.
* The formulation "Obsolete/local" is unclear.
* Once a package is installed, there seems to be no way to see the
recursive dependency screen again (eg to find a suggested package).
That'll d
op 10 lines from each of these files vary in what they may contain
> so I need to indiscriminately delete them.
Hmm, I don't know what your files look like, but it may be worthwhile to
use a proper pattern in gawk or perl, to guard against seemingly innocuous
changes in the input.
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Note that with the PnP card, you'll need to tell it to make the soundcard
driver a module.
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gh, I don't know what I'm talking about.
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minal window to see what the problem is, but it doesn't
> show anything.
You'll find more error messages in /var/log/ppp.log and /var/log/syslog
Sorry if you knew that...
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Forwarded message - Steve Lamb - with PGP clearsigning markers removed:
On Tue, 9 Feb 1999 16:37:50 -0500 (EST), Robert V. MacQuarrie wrote:
>On Tue, 9 Feb 1999, Steve Lamb wrote:
>>-BEGIN PGP DECRYPTED MESSAGE-
>>
>>--
>>No signature could be found.
>>-END PGP DECRYPTED MESSAGE-
"
or "Obsolete/Local" (which means `none of the above').
HTH
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Daryl Williams:
> does anyone know if there are any fax server software that will run on
> linux?
I use mgetty-fax, so now you have a complete set of responses (AFAIK).
We use it for both sending and receiving, no problems.
Jiri
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Peter Ludwig:
> error connecting to 192.168.0.11:139 (No route to host)
What does route tell you?
That's "/sbin/route" from the netbase package.
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m in the /home/ftp directory that don't
> seem to be useful. They work fine in shell mode, just not in ftp mode.
I'm under the impression that usually ftp runs under chroot, which would
mean that only symlinks entirely within /home/ftp will work.
Supposed to be a security feature.
Jiri
p, and return NO CARRIER. Trying
> ATZ again will usually work.
[to Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven] So, once it fails with that, does trying again
help? Does it at least give a different error message?
If it's an external modem, it can be reset by switching it off and then on,
or if it does
ops dead). If you have to do that to a program, have a look
around to make sure it hasn't messed up any of its files or anything.
Jiri
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or they have rocks in their heads. Possibly both.
The main result is that foreign terrorists have a much easier time hacking
US computers.
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", delete all partitions and create a DOS partition, mark
it active
3b) format c: /s
It is good manners to use the `correct' fdisk to create each partition.
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ormal users have no access whatsoever.
Note that no matter the permissions, only the owner of a file can do
certain operations to do with the 'inode'.
Every now and then, I need to create a file with a particular date, and I
want to do it on a smbfs drive. To do that, I need to beco
h care with (and it's not big, probably not
worth the trouble)
/var I'm not sure - read the FSSTND.
> Eschew obfuscation(go on; look them both up)
Is it a worry if I know them both already?
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hichever VT it's trying to use).
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icom using the `do not hang up' option, log in as root, and then do
"pppd /dev/ttyS0" (or ttyS1). Somebody else actually tried it?
HTH
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I can't remember it happening otherwise). BIOS spins the disk down,
but normally it spins up again whenever I access it.
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e options; for example, tar might not have
the `z' option, so you have to compress as a separate step:
# tar cvf abc.tar ... ; compress abc.tar
rather than
# tar cvzf abc.tar.gz ...
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t works like
Ctrl-Alt-Del; you could use that for the shutdown if you want... I believe
historically it would start up a new console, but Debian has it commented
out, so it does nothing and isn't bound to any key combination.
(If you trust your users, you can also make shutdown suid.)
Jiri
erm basis, you can use a
file-based swap - not as efficient as a partition, but a lot easier to set
up. Wouldn't get rid of the thrashing, but it'd let the computer finish
what it's trying to do (assuming it's something that actually finishes
eventually).
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s not likely to be exceeded - eg epoch 2.
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top the secure switch (top s) - you'll need to put that in a shell script,
though, because getty doesn't let you pass parameters. The showlog script
is: date +"$0 started %c"; /usr/bin/tail -f /var/log/syslog
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th
no problems (apart from having to tell dselect each and every time that
that's what I want).
Presumably the best option would be to download a matched set of the latest
libc, libc-dev and libc-whatever, and use dpkg to install them.
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d that lots of other people might use,
it's a good idea to put all text in a separate command for localization's
sake. Ie, instead of `Bepaling' it would say `\bepalingtext'.)
There's a way to step a counter by more than one, but I think I only ever
did that with inbuilt c
files in /etc/exim.smarthosts are all one-line files of the form
smarthost: mail.isp.com
If I need to change something else based on the ISP, I can add another line
to them.
For completeness, I added an ip-down.d/exim that switches back to None.
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e-mail to another user (using something
like "to [EMAIL PROTECTED]"), but obviously that only works if you are
getting fetchmail to send all e-mail there, not if you are getting it to
guess the recipient.
> Can regular users also have boot scripts ?
No, but then again regular users can&#
ed to log as su
> but it does not work! There must be some way to change the things back!
sulogin takes the shell to use from the environment variable SULOGIN, if it
exists (otherwise it uses /etc/passwd)
So "setenv SULOGIN /usr/bin/tcsh; sulogin" should give you a root shell
Jiri
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that message? Are there any other messages immediately before
or after it?
> What to do, Is there something I do wrong?
No, doesn't sound like it.
Jiri
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Harold G. Stevenson:
...
> Status: cannot open '/dev/lp1' - 'Device or resource busy', attempt 34,
> sleeping 20 at 10:34:02
What else is using /dev/lp1?
fuser -v /dev/lp1
(That's if you have the psmisc package.)
Jiri
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guess
> that you are using a lowlevel tool in DOS without knowing it.
No, it's because all DOS-formatted floppies already have a boot sector.
> Your friend is correct when he says you must use a lowlevel tool.
Yup. The DOS boot sector doesn't work for linux.
HTH
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ootup (if that would do what you need).
Yes, there is a good reason why shell scripts can't be suid. Ask me if
interested.
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Pollywog:
...
> I had to put the commands in netbase instead, and I know that they will
> be overwritten when I upgrade.
No, they won't - netbase is a `conffile', which means if you change it dpkg
will ask you what to do.
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zip on
> FAT/VFAT, and removes the created zip file! Most annoying.
I ask because I'd like to be able to use `mv' to move files. If it can't
set permissions on the destination, mv behaves like cp.
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Hello,
> >> "JB" == Jiri Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> JB> I ask because I'd like to be able to use `mv' to move files. If it
> JB> can't set permissions on the destination, mv behaves like cp.
Martin Bialasinski:
> On FAT partit
s killed or just exits, its parent
must be notified; if this notification can't happen at once, the process is
labelled `zombie'. When notification goes through, the zombie disappears.
So basically it's being kept around for bookkeeping reasons.
To get rid of a zombie, you can als
bout 50 KB
(or at least everyone that's read RFC 1855). Everyone knows you shouldn't
send large amounts of unsolicited information to people.
Everyone also knows that you should end each line with a carriage return,
except people who write web-browser mail facilities.
Jiri
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most e-mail
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how big it really is.
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the first time), or
* have a script edit exim.conf, or
* make an alias for the mailserver (say smtp.baum.com.au) and change it
appropriately, or
* something else?
I'm doing this as the admin, BTW, not as a package.
Thank you
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
s something like:
=-=-=-=
#!/bin/sh
# do ISP-specific setup
if [ -x /etc/ppp/isp.$PPP_REMOTE ]; then
/etc/ppp/isp.$PPP_REMOTE
else
/etc/ppp/isp.unknown
fi
=-=-=-=
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michel Verdier) wrote:
> Jiri Baum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > If you find a Debian package that has a config in /usr, it's a bug,
> > because FSSTND compliance is mandated by the Policy.
>
> What about /usr/local/etc ?
That&#
Friday
and I had to change everything over to the ISP.
Surprisingly enough, the modem pool was fixed on Saturday. But the login
procedure changed.
Thanks for the answers! There doesn't seem to be any include mechanism, so
it's probably "modify the config" (by ln, cp or perl). T
release, because it compares to what you have installed (so if you have a
mixed system, you still get the correct list).
To have dselect do that, you have to tell it to use the "stable" directory.
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
widely publcicised,
Hmm, perhaps a tutorial kind of thing.
* download file into a subdir
* tar xvzf file.tgz (if your tar can handle that)
* read README, INSTALL etc
* basic make usage, common make targets, editing makefiles
* understanding error messages
* ...
Especially the error messages can often be very obscure-looking and still
tell you exactly what's wrong!
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
u can adjust those); then follow pairs of "command" "Explanatory text"
# (with a backslash on the end of each line). Note in the "fortune cookie"
# entry, the "head -1" makes the computer wait for the user to press Enter.
#
# Make sure you have backslashes on the correct lines - they're important
HTH - Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ard-coded into
it, and so does mutt.
/usr/sbin/sendmail is another name for exim, which then does whatever it's
supposed to with the message - typically, it'll either write it to
someone's mailbox, telnet 25 to another host, or write it into its private
area to deal with it later.
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
> However I can't install *ANYTHING* from slink because I get a dependacy
> error due to lib6c being updated in slink (hamm has an older version).
"Use the --force, Luke."
At least, it worked for me. YMMV. Learn to use the `R' and `Q' keys in
dselect.
Jiri
ith that, but then I realised that if everyone
followed that advice there'd be no Linux (if memory serves). So I don't
know. Obviously, mileage may vary.
HTH
Jiri
nn or anything like that.
Seconded recommendation of leafnode - but get the slink version (use
--force if necessary). With hamm leafnode and tin, tin would hang when
attempting to access a newsgroup for the first time (afterwards it was OK,
so it was not a major problem, but it's nicer when it works as it should).
HTH
Jiri
, without re-attatching to
> the remote server.
wwwoffle should be able to do that for you.
Jiri
iles be treated as binaries, as far as
> uuencoding/mimencoding is concerned?
Yes, but if you are encrypting, you don't need to worry about that.
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
iew, that RH products
> are better then Debian.
By the same reasoning, of course, MS products are better than RH.
After all, Debian has a long list of bugs on its homepage, while MS has no
bugs at all. (What was that quote from Gates again? No essential bugs?)
Jiri
> You could put the find in a separate script:
>
> find . -print0 | xargs -r0 somestuff.sh
If you go that way, you can just
find . -exec somestuff.sh {} \;
(You might need quotes around the {}.)
Jiri
hang the first time you try to
enter a group. This is not a problem - it's enough to tell leafnode to get
the group - but you might find it annoying if you want to get a lot of
groups.
The slink version doesn't have this problem (use --force-depends-version if
necessary - you don't actually need the new libc6).
Jiri
rite the program in a shell; for larger programs, write it in perl."
Then again, even for small programs, you are likely to write a better
program if you have a better tool. (For example, you'll probably put in
more error-checking if you can say `/^valid input line$/ or die'.)
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ng.
> This is not entirely true. It ignores things like, o, just an
> example here... /var/majordom and /usr/lib/listar. Both are mailing
> lists that keep data in those directories that people might want.
Wouldn't that be a bug? Saving data in /usr, I mean?
HTH - HAND
Jiri
installed magicfilter, and looked through the "Filters/Drivers" and
> I can't find any that look like they would work for my plotter.
Well, I have gs-aladdin installed (not gs), and I found a mention of RTL in
/usr/doc/gs-aladdin/Devices.htm - seems it's part of the `unipr
ersion file which you can ignore, a
control tarball (with things like INSTall and ReMove scripts) and a data
tarball with the thing itself.
The `file' command is your friend.
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Evan Parry:
> What's the recommended method for upgrading from hamm to slink?
Step 1: wait until slink is Stable
As far as I gather, there's nothing special about upgrading to slink, but
presumably there'll be a document somewhere about it once it's released.
Jiri
> If someone could post a fill-in-the-blanks dpkg command I would really
> appreciate it.
To install a deb:
dpkg -i filename.deb
HTH - for more info, try:
dpkg | less
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello,
> I'm having trouble getting ftpd setup correctly. It seems that when I
> make a symbolic link, it works on the shell, however fails to work on ftp
> connections.
If it's using chroot, any absolute links have to be from the new root.
HTH
Jiri
listing to listing.
Any suggestions, please?
I connect to the Windows 95 [4.00.950] box over Ethernet and TCP/IP and
mount about a dozen filesystems from it. I have a mostly-hamm system (samba
1.9.18p8-2, smbfs 2.0.2-5, libc6 2.0.7t-1). Not sure what else is relevant.
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on a good network link,
put them on a CD and brought that home.
Note that dselect will then show a lot of `Obsolete/local' packages which
obviously aren't either. Just ignore them, they won't go away.
Jiri
fore it'll actually work.
Finally, you'll have to copy the compiled program somewhere you can get at
it easily (if you're going to use it more than about three times).
Jiri
creating a DOS partition.
Probably a sensible habit, even if it doesn't make any difference.
Jiri
qqf
I get undeliverable messages every now and then because I've set up one
mailing list to save to files according to subject, and when the subject
contains a slash it gets stuck because the subdirectory doesn't exist.
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
bc6
it can see is the libc6 I already have installed.
Umm, let me start over: I have a few slink packages, and a hamm libc6, and
dselect is looking at hamm. Since something needs the slink libc6, dselect
decides to install the hamm libc6.
Jiri
Hello,
> tar czf /path/to/archive.tar.gz /path/to/directory
Note that if you want to use this on a non-Debian system, some versions of
tar don't take the "z" switch. In that case, compress or gzip separately.
Jiri
Hello,
> Maybe you should try to compile your program with -lcrypt flag , like
>
> gcc -lcrypt -o output_file your_source.c
Aren't library switches supposed to go on the end? Like this?
gcc -o output_file your_source.c -lcrypt
Order is important.
HTH
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"-" on them and see if anything pops up in the dependency
screen (and then use "R" if it's something important).
Just like any other package, I guess, with the proviso that you can't
re-install them from the place dselect is looking at right now (so if you
change your mind later, you'll have to find out where you got them from
first.)
Jiri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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