Hi, I messed up my xserver-xfree86 package. I had
already installed this package and then I had some X
driver issues so I went into the directories, and
deleted a couple of files ie. /usr/X11R6/lib/modules
stuff.
I then did this,
apt-get install --purge xserver-xfree86
Anyhow, so I try to reinst
t out on a smart media card & a
compact flash card. See:
http://pqiusa.com/products/6-in-1.htm
John
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Have you checked the config files for ssh, here theyre located under
/etc/ssh ( debian unstable )
cheers
Gary Turner wrote:
I'm trying to get X and cygwin working so that I can ssh into the home
machine from my notebook. I originally set my Linux box to no-listen.
Like some kind of idiot, I c
Should this not be placed in a file in /etc/modutils/... since
/etc/modules.conf is automatically regenerated from all the files in
/etc/modutils/... by update-modules ?? , hmm at least on unstable it is :)
Brad Eisan wrote:
Florian,
I basically read a pile of tutorials online and put these ste
I had problems with some compiled GTK apps on unstable, which required
different libs ( png problems ),
what i did was get hold of those libs and dropped them into
/usr/local/lib/gtk_fix
i then set up scripts for the couple of programs that need to use those
libs as follows
-
#!/bin/sh
expo
rsion is /usr/bin/nano.
I also tried:
# MOST_EDITOR='nano %s'
and
# SLANG_EDITOR="nano %s" #not sure re: quotes vs tick marks
I tried both ways.
Thanks for any input.
John
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for me.
& since I haven't followed the thread, I don't know if you ran:
/usr/share/doc/ogle/examples/install-css.sh*
That would get you a undebian library to run css.
see ya
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There's a gui called downloader for x , it's in unstable anyway
apt-get install d4x
or alternatively download the source and build it yourself
http://www.krasu.ru/soft/chuchelo/
It supports multiple connections for downloads ( iff the other side
allows it of course )
Ive been using it for a long t
Sorry, i could not resist.
How about I swap your connection for my 56k modem, guaranteed to slow
all connections down
again, sorry I just could not help myself. :)
cheers
al davis wrote:
With this discussion on a download accelerator ...
What I really need is the opposite. I have a full ti
as does downloader for x
apt-get install d4x
or
http://www.krasu.ru/soft/chuchelo/
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With this discussion on a download accelerator ...
What I really need is the opposite. I have a full time
connection. The p
try google 'debian squid howto'
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of a linux box with shared
folders but setting permissions for t he folders
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need to know what command i can use so i can write to all files and folders
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> Win4Lin_5.3.15b-d.i386.deb
>
I get the same error when the deb package isn't in the directory I'm in.
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device cdrom does not
> exist".
>
> When I try "mount -t iso9660{or auto} /dev/hdb1 /mycdr
> I get "device hdb1: unknown device"
>
> Anyone know what I have to do here?
Try /dev/hdb instead of /dev/hdb1
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e word, humility.
You need to delete /etc completely over an SSH connection from 4000
miles away, and then restore that from backup in the same SSH
connection to fully love UNIX ;^>
echo "pete::1210:1210:::/home/pete:/bin/bash" > /etc/passwd
exit
Yes, it hurt a lot
Hope this helps,
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Alvin Oga wrote:
hi oleg
donno about the speifics of the tokyo paper but...
the guy ( christoph ) that runs telemetrybox is a bright guy
and happens to be sorta religious too ...
and he is/was a teacher/professor at a theological university
i like to argue with him (in person), why one can be
together or not? If it proves not quite suitable can users revert
easily or not?
MS Word seems to have ironed out most of the problems. Can the same be
said of the debian system?
Grateful for some advice.
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h a virtual machine that
has 96MB of ram allocated to it(for me anything under 96MB is unusable)
it is quite entertaining to see 4 virtual machines running at the
same time on my afterstep desktop though! 5 OSs on 1 cpu!(1gb ram)
nate
We found that as well as RAM, a dual proc SMP box helped a great
t the battery? Could it be that you have some salt
air dirtying up the battery terminals? This has been an issue to some
people here (Gold Coast Australia).
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Government blame it on the previous Government of 6 years ago.
I'm sure others can extend the story, or provide alternative plots.
John P Foster (not the guy who makes the beer by the way)
Joyce, Matthew wrote:
Righto, I will email Senator Richard 'ludite' Alston and ask him
adversely affects those contemplating marriage.
Representation in Government should be tied to Economic and Social
contribution to society, not by which sperm swims fastest. I rather
policies are decided by things other than the random dice of DNA and
meiosis.
Feel free to flame me off-list.
Joh
os > list.m3u
You'll need the package sysutils installed
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ches last known user to
login to that IP to page viststed - note that this doesnt necesarily(sp)
identify who browsed to that page, just who last logged into that
workstation...
Then again I could just be full of it.
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> this, or any other newer Rio model, and linux?
Look at:
http://rioutil.sourceforge.net/
This works for my rio800
John
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control AXFR and IXFR, and to blacklist
attempts to dos your server (possibly not completely effective, but I'm
sure it helps, consider it a PART of the solution)
Hope this helps,
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ewhere. It's a long time since I did any of this
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Yo pete!!
Many people forget to enable dma on their dvdroms. Man hdparm & look at the
'-d' option
Also, have you t
ik heb hier de probeer versie van knoppix.
en ik wilde deze graag instaleren op mijn pc hoe moet ik dat doen.
ps. ik ben pas een beginneling met dit gebeuren.
ik had graag een gemakkelijk omschreven installatie rpogam of antwoord.
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On Sun, Jun 08, 2003 at 10:14:20AM +0200, Benedict Verheyen wrote:
> Hi,
> 1. How did i break the s key and how do i fix it? I have
> knoppix lying around but i have no clue where to search.
I edited /etc/inputrc a while back, got the syntax wrong & lost my 's'
key
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6Mb/sec...
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'USB Storage-SMC ' '0180' Removable Disk
_
My CD-Writer is /dev/sr0
/dev/sr1 doesn't work, nor /dev/sda1 nor /dev/sdb1.
Thanks,
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On Fri, Dec 27, 2002 at 02:25:49PM -0500, Dave W wrote:
> On Fri, 2002-12-27 at 09:53, John wrote:
>
> > Can anyone tell me what my /dev is for the USB Storage-SMC? from this
> > info?:
> >
> > scsibus0:
> > 0,0,0 0) 'HP &#x
On Fri, Dec 27, 2002 at 10:59:27PM +0100, Hendrik Sattler wrote:
> John wrote:
> > zork:/# lsmod
> > usb-storage61464 0 (unused)
> > usb-uhci 20940 0 (unused)
> > usbcore60896 1 [printer usb-storage pegasus u
a bit choppy.
I use Ogle; I solved my choppiness by turning on dma:
hdparm -q -d1 /dev/hdd(my dvdplayer)
John
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2 directory. If your files arn't located there, do a "locate fvwm2"
to
find them.
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blem is that the wave of new users dumping windoze
will be
"stand-alone" users, and many of them may be in positions that will influence
which
distribution of linux a company will try. We should do all we can to promote
Debian.
If we ignore slights like this, we'll be relegatin
know how to tell
dselect (apt) to just use one file from unstable, not the whole
lot.
Any ideas ??
John.
===
# dpkg -i dia_0.40-1.deb
(Reading database ... 39519 files and directories currently
installed.)
Preparing to replace dia 0.20-1 (using dia_0.40-1.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement dia
s well worth
>my time and very rewarding.
>
>Regards,
>Keith
The learning curve is so steep for a novice that even Sir Edmund Hillary
would have had problems :-) But once you've climbed out of the Microsoft
generated smog you will be amazed at how far you can see.
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Paul M. Foster writes:
> You can try the pppsetup package from
> www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robotti/index.html. This is a pretty simple
> script that will assist in setting up your ISP connection.
On a Debian 2.0 system you would be better off just running pppconfig.
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onging to hierarchically organized "zones".
...
...
Seems pretty clear to me: 'host' queries nameservers. Why would you expect
it to look in /etc/hosts?
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ess, a query is
done on the special "reverse mapping" domain to look up
its associated host name.
This, on the other hand, implies that 'host' does deal in IP addresses.
Looks like a bug in the man page.
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yle scripts that will work only with old versions of pppd, if
at all.
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g in the man page.
Adam Shand writes:
> this is a little old (i've been lazy with the email), but host does most
> certainly work with ip#'s.
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er it needs to have the options file present.
Some pppd options are privileged and may only be given in certain files (or
not at all) when the user is not root. Root, on the other hand, can give
all options on the command line. Therefor it isn't too surprising that
root can run pppd with no opt
t script that would recognize
authentication failure, but it would have to be customized for each isp.
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mpp?
I'll look into this smoe more this evening and get back to you. Right now
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Brian writes:
> This setup, with no /etc/ppp/options file and only
> /etc/ppp/peers/provider, has worked for months when pon(pppd) is called
> from root.
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With my options file removed, ''pppd call provider' works fine for root but
not for an ordinary user. A check of the source shows that this is the
intended behavior. The purpose is security: the sysadmin may have put
privileged options such as 'auth' in the options fi
. Why not just use 'noauth' at both ends and be
happy, at least until you get a connection up?
> and why is the password nakedly displayed like that in the log?
Because pppd is buggy.
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mall like that. It would be nice if there
> was a script in the ppp package to check for these kind of permission
> problems.
That is a known bug in the ppp package.
I may eventually have pppconfig check this sort of stuff.
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Peter Weiss writes:
> Emacs crashes every couple of hours by no reason.
I run two emacs20's, one with gnus and one for everything else and don't
have that problem. I don't usually have that many buffers open, though.
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; command can be given on the command line.
Without the above precautions, I could run 'pppd connect get_root' and have
the 'get_root' script run setuid root.
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Eric Fain writes:
> Does everyone else use last? It occurs to me that maybe people who don't
> have a lot of users on their systems might not have tried last since
> upgrading to hamm.
Actually, I've never tried it before (two users). Seems to work fine,
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> gtop shows root as owner and still I can signal it.
You are still the real user.
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George Bonser writes:
> I have no idea why Debian ships with that piece of junk as their standard
> mailer.
Because we haven't been able to agree on what to replace it with.
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38400 &
David Wright writes:
> Unless this have been changed gratuitously, put the parameters to
> pppd in the right order: serial-line, speed, options.
Order doesn't matter. He does need 'noauth', however, and the '&' is
superfluous.
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can tell what does work.
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David Densmore writes:
> Aug 28 11:32:44 linux chat[3247]: send (ppp^M)
This (ppp^M) is what is telling the other end to start ppp. Are you
sending it when you use minicom?
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This baffling. That stuff is ppp packets. I'll try this here and see if I
can reproduce the problem.
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> There is a neat utility called pppconfig, which allows for multiple ISP
> configs.
pppconfig sets multiple ppp connections. Unfortunately, it does not deal
with:
/etc/resolv.conf
/etc/hosts
/etc/smail/routers
/etc/smail/config
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ive pppd the option 'nobsdcomp')
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s to work now. After I excute this command, no connection
> is established and the modem hangs up shortly thereafter. I get the same
> result as root and as normal user.
I just tried it: works fine for me. Do you have minicom set up for 8N1?
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se, and also a seperate package.
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Mark writes:
> any clues,, what is it looking for?
Try editing /etc/chatscript/provider and replacing the string '\d\c' with
"" . Also try dialing in with minicom and working through the login to see
what they want.
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y. It is expecting more login stuff, and echoes the
packets with bit 8 cleared.
Dial in with minicom and work through the login to see what they want.
When you start receiving garbage ppp has started on their end.
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#x27;, delivering all mail to postman.
Postman's .forward file then runs mailagent, which distributes the mail to
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Rick Knebel writes:
> Is there anyway to make ppp with debian 2.0 redial on dissconnect?
Brian writes:
> Add persist holdoff to your /etc/ppp/options file.
Better to put it in the provider file, so that it won't apply to all
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Michael Underwood writes:
> is there a package available that would allow me to make a serial
> connection to a unix box (from com1), via my Debian PC?
Do you have pppd on the Unix box? If so you can set up a ppp link and then
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y members of the dip group are group readable. All the files in /etc/ppp
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t file is holding it back?
The users must also have execute permission on /etc/chatscript. This a
known bug in the ppp package.
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id=0x16 magic= above>
Looks normal enough. What does the rest look like?
Have you tried pppconfig?
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We have several of these cards, and they all installed without any
arguments at all.
Alex Kwan writes:
> My LAN card was NE-2000 PCI (Realtek RTL-8029)
> How to set up the Command Line Argument on
> ne2k_pci module? Does anybody has this card too,
> would you please share your experience wi
NE2000 clone 'RealTek RTL-8029' at I/O 0x6c00, IRQ 12.
eth1: PCI NE2000 found at 0x6c00, IRQ 12, 00:00:E8:4F:0D:1F.
I repeat, this is with no parameters whatsoever.
John Foster
Kennedy Mutio writes:
> I think I used the ne driver and used the arguments
>
> io=0x300
Mason Loring Bliss writes:
> 3) Is there an equivalent to the NetBSD practise of a nightly sup of
> current sources?
Look at apt, in unstable.
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Keith quotes me:
> If you run pppconfig you can use the chatscript it generates for diald by
> replacing
>
> connect "/etc/diald/connect"
>
> with
>
> connect "/etc/chatscripts/provider"
That should be:
connect "chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/p
sue is whether or not the device api set which the drivers
> use to communicate with the windows operating system are proprietary or
> not.
Nobody has the right to forbid anyone the use of any api, published or not.
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of Pierce County
farmers.
> Maybe I'm wrong, but the world of Microsoft is not the world of Linux,
> and the ownership of things in Gatesville is a lot more important than it
> is in Linusland.
It's money that matters in Gatesville. The only thing to be gained by
sueing or 'hassling' me is bad publicity.
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rets pppd will strip it off and send the bare password, but still
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${1:-provider}
> But if I type pon bub (which is what I would have thought would've used
> the "bub" connection), all that happens is the system thinks for a couple
> of seconds and then returns me to a prompt.
Send me copies of /etc/chatscripts/bub, /etc/ppp/peers/bub,
/etc/ppp/p
pect'
string. When pppd runs chat, it connects chat to the modem. When you run
chat from the command line, it writes to the display and reads the
keyboard. Try 'chat "" ATZ OK ATDT(phonenum)' again, but this time respond
to the 'ATZ' with 'OK'.
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respond to 'ATZ' with 'OK'.
Try connecting to the modem with minicom to see what is going on.
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l: see my previous message. When pppd runs chat, chat sends
'ATZ' to the modem and then waits for up to 45 seconds for the 'OK'
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s already.
chmod g+x /etc/chatscripts .
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Kent West writes:
> I just tried 115200 per your suggestion. The modem did not respond in any
> way. So I tried 38400, and the modem dials. So I guess the fast speed
> just couldn't handshake with the slow modem.
57600 is probably the fastest speed your 14.4 modem can handle.
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ervers in /etc/resolv.conf?
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link is up. To make it stop edit /etc/ppp/peers/provider
and comment out the 'debug' option. Do the above experiment first, though.
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"high" control characters to the
> asyncmap?
Take a look at the 'escape' option.
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ttle blip
> comes across the screen. The blip says something about 'root no such
> user'.
This is a bug in the install program. It seems to be harmless, and I don't
think it is related to your problem.
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