Hi all,
I am using a Nikon CoolPix 3100 digital camera. It is pretty easy to set
up in Debian unstable. It doesn't seem to be supported by gphoto2 or
gtkam, but one can mount it as a USB mass storage device after installing
hotplug, following the directions at this page:
http://home.gagme.com
Hi all,
Are there any terminal emulators that have an option to save the contents
of the terminal buffer to a text file? Gnome-terminal (the version
in woody, at least) doesn't seem to have such an option, and if I remember
correctly, xterm doesn't either.
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I posted this on debian-devel two days ago, but have received no
responses, so thought I would reach a larger number of people by posting
here as well.
A bit over a year ago, I filed an ITP [1] [2] on Cernlib [3], a set of
libraries and programs used at Cern including the analysis program
ostly found in some gaming
consoles. Not clear if Debian will ever officially support it due to
the rarity and slowness of the machines.
There are also "hurd-i386" and "bsd-i386" which are using kernels other
than the Linux kernel, running on Intel 32-bit machines. These ar
cs" a.k.a. http://mathworld.wolfram.com
comes to mind: http://slashdot.org/yro/01/11/06/2028252.shtml
ObDisclaimer: IANAL, and you might get better advice on debian-legal.
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t's a symptom of?
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can be obtained at www.real.com ).
As far as I know Shockwave is not supported natively even on x86 Linux,
but there is CrossOver, a proprietary ($20?) version of Wine that allows
you to run a lot of Windows plugins and programs seamlessly; maybe it
supports a Shockwave plugin.
Hope
ges
changing at some point in the past, and the "-686" or "-686-smp" suffix
tells you the "subarchitecture" of CPU for which the package was
compiled. Running "grep-available -FProvides -sPackage kernel-image"
will give you a list of kernel packages known to APT on
image shows me?
The latter shows every package with "kernel-image" in the name; the
former only shows packages that explicitly claim to provide a
kernel-image. There isn't much difference, except that your command
shows the "latest kernel image" metapackages and the on
ock is on.
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use the version
of aptitude from Sarge:
http://www.debian.org/releases/sarge/i386/release-notes/ch-upgrading.html
as aptitude is smarter about dependencies than apt-get. (It also has
the nice feature of remembering which packages were installed only in
order to fulfill dependencies.)
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y over the files) if you don't
know whether apt-get et al. have been trojanned.
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Hi all,
This is a really weird problem with sound in Flash movies. The problem is
that the sound only plays once in a while. E.g., if I point Mozilla at
the well-known Star Wars Gangsta Rap animation,
http://www.its.caltech.edu/~po/gangsta.swf, and I keep reloading the
animation, I will get sound
Hi all,
I just noticed that version 0.3.0-2 of the colorize package (the one in
unstable; the testing version is OK) has all of its files owned by
user/group 1004. I filed a critical bug, #117572, against the package.
* To see if you are affected:
ls -l /usr/bin/colorize
* If this has use
I just saw your email and realized that I had the same problem. After
some playing with strace, here is a fix that doesn't involve downgrading!
The problem is due to the new version (3.3.6-39) of xlib6.
Step 1: If it isn't already there, add the line
/usr/i486-linuxlibc1/lib
to your /etc/ld.s
> Dear Kevin:
>
> Thank you very much. This fixed the problem. It is because of folks
> like you that make Linux such a pleasure to use!
>
> It seems a bug report for xlib6 is on order. Has one been submitted.
> I would be happy to do so it need be.
Yes, see bug reports #118796 and #119643
If you are running unstable, do NOT upgrade the base-passwd package!!!
Version 3.2.2 has a critical bug which causes it to swap the UIDs and GIDs
for users in the /etc/passwd file. (See bug reports #130032 and 130085.)
I found this out the hard way. The simple fix if it's already happened to
you
ts. It isn't clear to me why the xnview
package also contains /usr/.../app-defaults; instead it probably should
contain an /etc/X11/app-defaults directory and whatever files it needs
under there. You should inform the people who provided the xnview
package of the problem.
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rally easier to use,
although it's harder (maybe impossible?) to fine-tune exactly how it
will search.
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track the problem at bugs # 280824 and 280825 (be nice to the
vim maintainers and don't submit any more duplicates; they are providing
a fix as fast as possible).
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On 11/11/2004 06:45 PM, Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
> I was just bitten by a problem in the preinst of the latest version of
> the vim-doc package. If you are tracking unstable, put it on hold until
> version 1:6.3-031+2 becomes available; version 1:6.3-031+1 will delete
> any symlinks
lent, but xprt is pretty broken, so I'm not sure why it is
even packaged.
I think you can also print to PostScript in Firefox without using Xprint
-- in the Print dialog, change the "Printer" selection box to read
PostScript/default, then in Properties you can set options for lp
nd therefore would not
> install. I didn't know who else to report this to so I posted it here.
You probably want to email [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead. If
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: http://www.jwsdot.com/debian/install.html
I think he's waiting for people to test them some before making an
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. In order
of (IMO) decreasing preference:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-sparc/2004/11/msg00096.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-sparc/2004/11/msg00093.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-sparc/2004/01/msg00140.html
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execute any
> shell commands in the content of the current user.
> Sure, if you want that enable it again.
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print from unstable, and go through
the apparently non-trivial task of getting it to work well.
By the way, is PDF also Turing-complete with the accompanying security
issues?
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orted to woody?
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Put in /etc/apt/sources.list :
deb http://backports.org/debian/ stable/pre xfree86
deb-src http://backports.org/debian/ stable/pre xfree86
See here for more information:
http://backports.org/installation.html
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Hi,
Just started up Gnumeric (version from unstable: 1.1.19-1) for the first
time in a while. The Gnumeric cursor, the one that looks like a
cross, appears to be deformed. This isn't a problem with the app itself,
because upon installing the gnumeric1.0 package instead (which is based on
GTK+
error message (so I can file a
bug against it for not giving a better error message), and what the
permissions on /dev/pmu are supposed to be? Mine are currently rw---,
owned by root.root
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the test to succeed. Please also let me know how the existence and
non-existence of that file affect the test results.
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is should be the case by default in sarge and sid) and recompile.
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Someone filed a bug on this problem against gs, although who knows
whether that is actually the culprit. The similarly afflicted or the
morbidly curious can follow along at http://bugs.debian.org/258042 .
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On 08/12/2004 05:03 PM, Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
> For what it's worth, I started experiencing the same problem beginning
> perhaps a couple weeks ago. The weird thing is that my cluster is
> running woody except for a few backports! One of them was gs 7.07, so I
> downgraded
ajority of postinst-created files in /etc don't
meet either of these criteria, so the suggestion makes sense there. My
understanding is that there is long-term work planned on dpkg to allow
registering a list of related files on package installation, even if
they aren't actually in the p
gart" as root?
Now, I'm not sure whether the XFree86 in woody is new enough to
recognize current i810 boards, but maybe you can try sarge or sid.
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/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3
libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2: usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3
So probably you want to "apt-get install libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2". (The
apt-file tool is in a package of the same name, incidentally. You can
also look up packages by filename at http://packages.debia
tion before deleting.
[1] Yes, I'm aware of "cd -" and there are probably other special cases.
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nd then
reinstall t1-cyrillic:
# dpkg --purge t1-cyrillic
# apt-get install xfree86-common
# apt-get install t1-cyrillic
This should work since /usr/lib/X11 is shipped as a symlink in
xfree86-common and as a directory (the bug) in t1-cyrillic.
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ver the 'net without encryption, so anyone snooping
on the connection could steal them?
I suggest SFTP as an alternative -- it unfortunately isn't as featureful
as some FTP clients, but at least it will encrypt passwords.
[If you are only using FTP on a closed trusted LAN, of course, I
k you need "apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev"
in order to get the pkg-config file, .so symlinks, etc.
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append="video=radeonfb"
to your default kernel entry, then run the bootloader installer (e.g.
lilo) if necessary.
* Reboot and start X -- good luck! Run glxgears to see if your video
acceleration is working.
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> ii ttf-bitstream- 1.10-3 The Bitstream Vera family of free TrueType f
> ii ttf-freefont 20031008-1.1 Freefont Serif, Sans and Mono Truetype fonts
> ii ttf-opensymbol 1.1.2-3 The OpenSymbol TrueType font
Any suggestions?
dules I use in my firewall (2.4 kernel) are:
ip_tables iptable_filter ip_conntrack ip_conntrack_ftp
iptable_nat ip_nat_ftp ipt_limit ipt_multiport
iptable_mangle ipt_state ipt_REJECT ipt_LOG
but you may not need all of these, depending upon what you are doing.
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libgimp2.0 and
gimp-data packages. The "correct" thing to do is install the package
with the --force-overwrite command to dpkg:
dpkg -i --force-overwrite /var/cache/apt/archives/libgimp2.0*.deb
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reboot.
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Dear all,
It seems that at least on ix86, the latest woody security updates for
the kernel packages are completely broken. The kernel packages named
kernel-image-2.4.18-1- with version 2.4.18-13 contain only
one module. DO NOT upgrade to these packages or your system
instance I'm writing a bug report, I want it to wrap
paragraphs of text, but not the error messages I include inline. Is the
context menu "Paste Without Formatting" what I'm looking for?
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Well, here's a partial answer to one of my questions. Posting it here
in the hopes it helps others, too.
Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
> 2) How can I force Thunderbird not to wrap specific long lines in an
> email? If for instance I'm writing a bug report, I want it to wrap
>
openssl but are not fixed in the Debian
package in Sarge, please contact the Debian security team or file a
severity "grave" bug in the Debian BTS!
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commoncpp2_1.5.1-4.diff.gz
[2] Not on alpha, mips, or mipsel, since IIRC fakeroot doesn't work
there and they actually build things using sudo.
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functionality will be restored?
I verified the problem, and submitted it as a bug [1] against the
www.debian.org pseudopackage [2], so hopefully soon.
[1] http://bugs.debian.org/399236
[2] http://bugs.debian.org/www.debian.org
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it is only the pages for stable that are broken.
Is it possible this is just a temporary state while p.d.o is in the
process of being updated? I think it gets updated every 24 hours but I
don't know the exact times at which this happens.
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son your build has defined
__GNUC__ to have a value of 4 or greater anyway?
Let the list know if these suggestions don't help. It might also be
helpful if you posted the problematic file "cube.cpp".
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gustavo halperin wrote:
> Kevin B. McCarty wrote:
>> The _X_SENTINEL macro is defined in /usr/include/X11/Xfuncproto.h
>> -- try installing the latest version of the x11proto-core-dev
>> package that supplies this file. (Should be version 7.0.4-3 in Sid
>> or Etch.
he package names and versions.)
And to find the backports you have installed from XOrg 6.9:
> grep-status -FSource xorg-x11 --and -FStatus 'install ok installed' -s
> Package,Version
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m Sid on your Etch machine (this may not work due to
newer library dependencies in the Sid packages), or
(c) try to build the vlc source package from Sid on your Etch machine,
and (if successful) install the resulting binary debs.
Probably (b), if it works, or (c) if not, is the best idea si
query.
> Similarly for packages from `unstable, or `experimental'?
This one can't be done by grep-status et al because information about
the distribution from which the package came isn't provided in dpkg's
status file. But apt-show-versions can help.
regard
conf(5) man page; maybe because it
was just added recently.
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N.B. the ' and " characters need to be escaped from the shell in the
second argument on the command line above.
tr is even in "coreutils" so you don't have to install anything extra.
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rections are obsolete, look at [1] instead" near the top of
that page.
[1] http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/286
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d parsing).
std::getline() ? I think there is a version that outputs the result as
a string, from which you can then create an istringstream.
You can read numbers from an istringstream the same way as from cin with
">>" operators, so the amount of parsing should be minimal (as long
F2("func", "sin(x)*sin(y)", -10, 10, -10, 10)
func.Draw("surf4")
I think the existing unofficial packages were built against python 2.4,
so you'd have to install and run that version of Python explicitly, but
the forthcoming official ones will use python 2.5.
R
onts-scalable as well as or instead of
xfonts-100dpi if you wish. You can try not installing xbase-clients,
but I don't know how well things will work.)
... and then uninstalling all the xserver-xorg-* packages except the
ones appropriate to his system. Note, I haven't at all
put drivers. Just make sure you know exactly
which one you need! And if you change your hardware in the future,
remember that you may need to install new -video- and/or
-input- packages to suit.
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e bug
log page. A version 0.6.46.1exp1 has been uploaded to experimental with
this bug fixed, and you may want to test that version of the package. I
hope this bugfix can make it into Etch!
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is adding
> 'suggests'. aptitude normally adds this, so you may see more things
^^
ITYM "recommends"
> being downloaded. So checkout the aptitude options to turn this off and
> it will install less things.
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(2006/07/28) and you get the set of apt packages from that date.
Anyway, this should be a direct link to the .deb file you need:
http://snapshot.debian.net/archive/2006/07/28/debian/pool/main/a/apt/apt_0.6.45_i386.deb
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t maintain
> guile-g-wrap and can't be responsible for the dependencies of their
> dependencies... heh.
Doesn't it cause segfaults if gnucash is linked (directly or indirectly)
against two different ABI versions of libglib? Or does glib use symbol
versioning to prevent that?
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http://wiki.debian.org/MPlayer
http://people.debian.org/~mjr/legal/mplayer.html
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2006/09/msg00915.html
(n.b. I have absolutely nothing to do with mplayer in any way, I just
thought this would be interesting news for debian-user)
d work? I don't know a way to
reduce the verbosity offhand.
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fficial RFAs to the BTS and send a note to debian-science
that PAW and friends are slated for doom. In the meantime, prospective
maintainers may want to take a look at my "CERNLIB on Debian" pages at
http://people.debian.org/~kmccarty/cernlib/ and also at the source
packages (prepare to
initely not upload
them into Debian, but instead would create a "geant4-data-installer"
package in contrib that downloaded them from CERN's web site - let CERN
pay for the bandwidth!
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ons are true enough, you only need one of the
sets of fonts installed.
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and you should be all set. (Note: you can install mplayer-586 or
mplayer-k6 instead of mplayer-386 to get a version more optimized for
your system, depending on your CPU.)
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ly unintentional.
By the way, while checking into this, I found that the reportbug in sid
actually crashes when one runs "reportbug x-window-system-core". Just
filed as #345699.
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ends, etc. Apt-get is sort of the "reference
implementation" of APT.
On the other hand, aptitude doesn't have the functionality of (for
instance) "apt-get source" or "apt-get build-dep". I think you can
continue using "apt-cache policy" without any wo
en links from other applications in:
(o) a new window
( ) a new tab in the most recent window
( ) the most recent tab/window
Sounds like you want the first of these options.
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archives/krita_*.deb
to tell dpkg that you want it to overwrite the common file instead of
griping about it.
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re to say so in the bug report.
If on the other hand you have a locally compiled version from upstream,
probably you should send the bug report directly to the upstream TeTeX
authors.
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you should probably go through their
help forums first, not Debian's.
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taking special measures. The bug would be in either sendmail-bin or
fastforward. I can't find fastforward listed in the Debian package
database -- is it an unofficial package?
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aid for a lot of proprietary
software!
> I am looking software which is around it,
> not necessary having all that properies.
> thanks for help
> best regards
Maybe try asking on the debian-science list?
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u might need to put the #define before _any_ #include
statement and maybe specifically #include features.h.) For instance:
#define _ISOC99_SOURCE
#include
#include
If I've put together the clues correctly, setting this macro is
equivalent to the -std=c99 option. See the comment
ething. Deleting the file fixed the problem. If I
remember correctly it was called ".lpoptions". Maybe this will help you?
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tting of ServerName in the file
/etc/cups/client.conf (and then running "/etc/init.d/cupsys restart") ?
/usr/bin/lpr is the version of lpr in the cupsys-bsd package, right?
(Run "dpkg -S /usr/bin/lpr" to check)
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http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2005/02/thrd2.html#00372
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Olafur Jens Sigurdsson wrote:
> Þann 2006-03-01, 12:54:20 (-0500) skrifaði Kevin B. McCarty:
>>Olafur Jens Sigurdsson wrote:
>>>Hi again, after trying a few stuff out I think that when I try to
>>>print using lp -dojs (or lpr -Pojs, where ojs is the name of the
>&g
em to happen when a pipe is involved.
Posh and dash behave like bash in this respect, so I guess that this is
not a bug, and that what zsh does is actually an extension. So, what is
the correct POSIX-compatible way to get "read" to work as I want?
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( read -r a b c; echo "a='$a' ; b='$b' ; c='$c'" )`"
eval "$result"
# test that $a $b $c have the right values
echo "$a $b $c"
Tested on Sarge with zsh, bash, dash and posh :-)
Of course, rep
> Can I start xterm in unreadable mode by default or with a certain
> option? I mean unreadable as when chosen with ctrl+right click
> "Unreadable".
>
> andrej
xterm -fn nil2
(-fn tells it what font to load)
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Hi,
Somehow I seem to have gotten my pan newsreader into a state where it
doesn't display articles in the header pane in threaded mode, just in flat
mode. How do I get it back to threaded mode? I can't find any menu
items that seem relevant.
(It's version 0.11.3-2, if that makes any differenc
> Is the problem perhaps that libXpm.so.4.11 is not the correct version
> for WordPerfect?
You probably need to install the libc5 version of libXpm. Same version
number, but located in the directory /usr/lib/libc5-compat. It can be
found in the package xpm4.7, located in the "oldlibs" section of
or the ugly underscore, you can
#define wssmp wssmp_
(etc.) at the top of the file where you declare the functions.
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_compiled" references. I
don't know offhand what magic incantations are needed to make G++ link
against pgf90 libraries. Section 6.13 of this web page I found via
Google looks like it might be helpful:
http://www.dcsc.sdu.dk/docs/PGI/pgiws_ug/pgiug_07.htm#Heading97
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