never mind, it can be set as a command-line option:
startx -dpi 100
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in the subject
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heading in the email
header like so:
b - blind copy
c - courtesy copy
f - from
r - reply-to
F - From
So whenever your local email address appears in any of these headers,
it will be rewritten with your "real" address.
HTH,
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Hi all,
I'm trying to get exim and procmail to cooperate, but I'm having a
little trouble. I've read that if you use the procmail transport and
director stanzas in the exim.conf file, you can do without a .forward
file. Well, I have the following default stanzas in my exim.conf:
# This transport
a look at:
http://www.debian.org/misc/README.mirrors
for more mirror info.
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some old
handwritten notes I made, so I may be missing something. Also, I
haven't found much at the exim website/mailing list (although I'm
still looking).
If anyone has an idea as to what's going on or has a similar
functional setup, can you clue me in or send me your exim.conf file?
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27;t happy.
A simple cut n paset fixed it.
No need to respond, I just wanted this in the archive in case
someone else does the same thing ;)
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is pretty much serverless. It's basically
a client/workstation OS
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ernel during installation and dmesg reports the module
> is loaded. Any Ideas why this isn't working?
try /dev/psaux
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tant! Once the TrueType fonts are properly installed, as
root:
ttmkfdir -o fonts.scale
mkfontdir
I can't find this file. I've used the search engine on the Debian
site, but nothing came up.
Anyone know where this file is?
I'm running a potato system.
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> so that the "Fontmap" isn't modified, but the fonts.dir fonts.scale are
> created.
>
Okay. I've know idea what you're talking about here ;)
Anyway, I've got it up and running now, thanks.
BTW, what&#
On 02/19/00 12:53AM, Ethan Benson wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 19, 2000 at 01:00:36AM -0800, Mark Wagnon wrote:
> >
> > BTW, what's the diff between xfs-xtt and xfstt?
>
> xfs-xtt replaces xfs and supports both normal and truetype
> fonts. xfstt is a mini font server that
step effect, but it is solved
with this set up.
hth
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From the page on Debian:
Development Notes
2.1 was released in March 1999. The team recently did a
code-freeze for the next major release (code named stink.)
What's that smell? :) Not to mention that the "code name" doesn't
match the version.
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slrn?
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>
I've never used any other news client under Linux, but with slrn and
leafnode, you get a placeholder message that informs you that the
messages willl be retrieved the next time fetchnews runs. Is that
what you mean?
Thanks again
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my
machine name a little later, when I get my little home network set
up ;)
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than the email address. This isn't
very secure, so if you have a bunch of users, then it may not be the
best method. Check out the article, it may give you some pointers.
The URL is:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue43/stumpel.html
and in case I messed that up, it's the July 1999 is
x27;m doing wrong here, and you know
what it might be, could ya give me a hint? TIA
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ing it out as I write this).
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y-Mini-HOWTO is three revs out of date.
LOL!
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n it worked
okay. I still had problems with Netscape (which was the whole reason
for my actions) so I ended up trying xfstt (also described in said
HOWTO) which worked fine right off the bat.
HTH
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s root). I'm not sure if your printer is
supported directly, but you maybe able to find a filter that works
for the most part.
hth
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creating a little script like so (I called it StartX):
#!/bin/bash
startx
clear
make it executable and run it to start X
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rency,
but maybe something at that URL will help you?
HTH
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#x27;d also like to see that Redhat sound
configuration program on Debian too.
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TO/Ethernet-HOWTO-5.html#ss5.14
hth
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(
entation, howtos, faqs, man-pages, etc, but couldn't find this
> anywhere. Please help.
>
You can put DefaultColorDepth ## in your XF86Config in the Screen
section. Check out man XF86Config for more info.
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to
boot. I don't know if it makes a difference, though.
I'm not sure what's up with your BIOS.
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u do all this, you need
to run /etc/init.d/network restart. I can't remember if this was the
"right" way to do it, but it has worked for me.
Also, make sure you make backups of all the files you're going to
edit, just in case ;)
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enter the first three bytes of your IP address + a zero. If your IP
address is:
123.456.789.101
then your network would be:
123.456.789.0
hth
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ems to
serve as a place to paste text into that can be used in another app.
Does anyone know of anything else?
TIA
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k and lose the selection.
Do you think that's more of a window manager/X thing, or could a util
be written to handle that automagically? If I could program, that
would be something that I'd look into.
Oh well, the search continues...
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what the '/16' does though.
There are a bunch of more knowledgeable people on this list who
(hopefully) will chime in to clear up any of [my] misconceptions.
Hope I was helpful and good luck
Rereading your message, I'm not sure how much help I was. Take a look
that article for some point
/www.users.uswest.net/~hmahon/
Thanks
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and I get this message:
/dev/mouse unable to get status of mouse fd (inappropriate ioctl for
device)
Any ideas as to what else I need to do?
TIA
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On 12/03/99 04:57PM, Mark Wagnon wrote:
> I just bought a wheel mouse for my system. I wasn't sure what I needed
> to do to change over from a serial mouse, so I reconfigured X. After
>
Uh, scratch that. I'm a big dummy. Aparently my XF86Config file was
getting saved under /r
nk things have changed around here in the past year or so with the
> advent of "Open Source," hang on to your hats; we're in for a real ride, and
> real soon, and it won't be nice to watch...
>
>
What do you mean?
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tasks that someone running linux will face. IMO,
setting up and troubleshooting my home network was 10x harder than the
installation.
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t be
(Stallman, Torvalds, Raymond, etc.) remain committed to their beliefs.
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ould my /etc/news/servers file contain?
Right now it contains my actual news server (news.cv1.sdca.home.com).
I can't remember what I did to get it goin the first time and what I'm
not doing this time :(
Any clues?
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r goin thru the howtos.
I fried my first monitor with slackware 3.2 (or 3.3) :) Good thing it was
already several years old. I came really close again when using SuSE
~5.3 on some really cheap equipment. That was before they developed
SaX.
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each
other?
Maybe I just answered my own question. Can anyone shed any light on
this for me?
TIA
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ess when the system boots.
I can't really help you here. I don't know much about the boot
process myself. There are a bunch of rc.# directories and the init.d
directory in the /etc directory that get ran at bootup.
hth
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ibute it to the dumbing down of society.
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case
the
package will appear in the Kept Back list. The best way to
convince
packages listed there to install is with `apt-get install' or by
using
`dselect' to resolve their problems.
To install them, just run apt-get install ,
[...]
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packages on the debian site.
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ng
netscape for a mail client. I can't wait till Opera is released. I
guess if you want to use Netscape, install the tar file from
Netscape's ftp site.
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difference.
Any ideas?
TIA
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/archives/base-files_2.1.11_all.deb
E: Sub-process returned an error code (1)
---
I'm having probs with base-files too, but it hasn't broken my X.
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tp://www.debian.org
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; Any ideas as to what might still be broken?
You might try posting more of the error message after X dies. Check
out http://www.xfree86.org/FAQ/#Err11 for some tips on getting the
output to a file so you can try to narrow down why X is dying.
hth
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ite -i
/var/cache/apt/archives/base-files_2.1.11_all.deb
That worked for me to solve the base-files issue. However, the other
problems persist.
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27;ve done to figure it out, and to see if you made a typo or
something.
That's it, hope I was of some help, and welcome to Debian!
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Man! What's with all the spam? I sure hope Debian is following up on
their advertisement charges.
do
anything and that delivery attempts of the messages will continue.
TIA
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#x27;;
while (<>) {
if (/^From: /) { s/<.*>/<$address>/; print; last; }
print; }
while (<>) { print; }
Any ideas?
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in my exim.conf file that refer to the output filter, it
works. The rub is that then my email address is wrong. G.
Deliver me from netscape mail please!
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Okay guys,
problem solved, with some assistance from a private post. I ended up
ditching the script for a rewrite rule in my exim.conf file. All is
back to normal.
still, it's strange that the script stopped working...oh well.
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t used the upgrade option to apt-get. Am I doing
it wrong? Oh, I remember now, it was on the svlug list. I'l check to
see if I can find the original post.
TIA for any clarification.
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o worried.
TIA
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the emacs 20.5 subdirs.
Since 20.3 is no longer installed, then I'll just look at the docs
for suidregister and remove the line.
Since this appears to be a bug, should it be reported even though a
newer emacs package is available?
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ollowing the symlinks halfway around my system
and back always ends up with communicator-smotif.real as the binary.
However, fortify doesn't like it :(
tia
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portmap binary to editing the script in
/etc/init.d. I didn't want to resort to these little hacks. Is there
a way to keep it from starting in the first place?
Also, why is portmap included in the netbase package anyway?
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e netbase deb.
I'll take a look at the portmap script. I thought that the links in
the rc*.d directories ran the scripts in /etc/init.d at different
run-levels and that renaming one would stop that script from
executing. Right? Wrong?
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d. Since Linus pronounces
his name with the short 'i', I pronounce Linux with a short 'i'.
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ignore in the muttrc file seems to be endless, because there
> is a lot of things to be ignored. I think that is better to tell mutt what to
> keep instead...
Hi,
What I do is ignore all headers with:
ignore *
Then I uignore the headers I want to see:
unignore from: date subject to cc
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is libXpm.so.4. This
actaully exists in the Woody version, but is too new (I guess).
Anyway, an older version is unavailable under 'oldlibs', so I was
wondering how safe it is to install the xpm4.7 pacakge from Potato? Or
should that be avoided? If so, anyone know where I may find compatibl
s
> like your best bet if Netscape 3 is libc5.
I went ahead and tried it and it seems to have worked okay. I'll know
more if things start to fail.
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tato system. Now I'm
running woody and have no joy :-(
Many thanks!
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On 06/29/01 20:21:41 -0700, Mark Wagnon wrote:
>
> Is this a sever thing or an apache thing? I've installed apache once
I had a brain fart. Oh well. That should have read is this a network
thing or an apache thing?
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my problem lays somewhere in recode, although searching
through the recode docs is beginning to change my mind. Is anyone
doing anything special to print plain ascii text on a woody system
running lpd, magicfilter, etc.?
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trick. Unfortunately, I don't know what that
was. Bummer, but life goes on.
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t; "then upgrade to woody"
Well, that's where I am now. I don't want to start anew. I'm planning
on picking up a larger drive soon, so maybe I'll try your upgrade path
to see how it goes. Until then, I guess I'll just keep pressing the
form feed button on my printer.
Thanks again
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On 07/01/01 13:51:29 -0700, Eric G. Miller wrote:
> $ /etc/init.d/apache start ???
Yeah, I did that, several times. That's why I'm scratching my head
wondering what else I may have done.
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user account.
I've since created a publib_html directory in ~, so I guess that's out
of the way. Then I just rebooted again from Windows at 18:20 and all
looks cool so far.
So, ??? Any ideas?
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ce there's something legit there
> now.
Aha! That's nice to know in case I run into this problem again.
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list) when
I get it together. Hopefully that won't bee too far off, but I'm
prepping for an interview in the next week, so I may not devote much
time to it until after that.
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this even though I have
an Espon Stylus Color 880. I've played around a little more, and I'm
not getting the error message like on the first line above.
I'm thinking that there's something screwey with my /dev/lp0, now. Any
ideas why I'd suddenly be unable to send files
Hi Larry,
I CCd this to the debian-user list in order to preserve the thread.
On 07/02/01 23:16:38 -0500, Lance Simmons wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 08:35:35PM -0700, Mark Wagnon wrote:
>
> > My parallel port is still being detected at boot, here's the excer
a weird, because it looks like the CUPS filters converto
to ps from other formats before printing.
Another puzzle to figure out...
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icks booty. Plus, if for some bizarre reason
you can't start an X session, you can still read your mail with Mutt.
With those others, you're SOL.
Not of much help was I?
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/sh: esd: command not found
Does anyone know what might be the culprit for the first? And just
what is esd? I searched the package directories on the Debian site and
came up empty handed. It is that sound server thing?
TIA!
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>
Shouldn't APT and dselect get the same results? I though APT was a
front-end to dselect. Well, I found and installed (via APT) the esound
packages and all seems to be well now.
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in this
Ah, thanks. I wonder why my search for esd didn't turn this up. Oops,
now I know. I searched the package directories instead of the
contents. I must have been more tired than I thought. I've installed
the esound package and the abherrant behavior has ceased.
Thanks for the help!
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On 07/04/01 19:45:39 +0300, Amardeep Singh wrote:
> On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Mark Wagnon wrote:
>
> i think it is a known problem (check gnome mailing lists archives or
> google). it occurs when esd is not present or improperly configured.
> installing esd should make the problem go awa
dmond, WA, USA. ;-)
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ooks (yay!), yet the only format available
is MS' (boo!)? If MS disagreed with a publisher's views, they could
yank their licensing. Scary stuff.
I would write the publisher and let them know how you feel whichever
way I went though.
Just my two pennies.
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e this line!
if error_message then finish endif
elif $h_Resent-From: contains "debian-user"
then save $home/Mail/IN.Debian-User
else save $home/Mail/Inbox
endif
You might want to check the filter.txt.gz file in /usr/share/doc/exim
for more info on this.
If you can compare my recommendations to what you did and get back to
the list, we can get a better jump on setting your mail system up.
Good luck!
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*
# Core Pointer's InputDevice section
# **
Section "InputDevice"
# Identifier and driver
Identifier "Mouse1"
Driver "mouse"
#Option "Protocol""PS/2"
Hi all,
I know this is off-topic, but figured this would be the place to get
an expert opinion. I just purchased a 30 Gig drive and want to know if
it's possible to move my current installation over to it? If so, does
anyone have any links to documentation detailing how?
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ll this is on a self-rolled 2.2.19pre17 kernel.
Any clues? Thanks in advance!
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device I was trying to access belonged to the disk group.
I didn't add myself because I wasn't sure about it from a security
standpoint. Also, I didn't know if there was a different approach.
I just added myself and logged in again. I'm now able to play my audio
CDs.
Than
e man page for
usermod right now, and not really feeling too confident that it's
going to do what I want. I don't want to remove myself from other
groups, especially my default group.
Can you (or anyone else) give me a hint?
Thanks again!
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On 07/16/01 21:12:16 -0400, Andy Saxena wrote:
> The easiest way I know is to manually edit the file /etc/group.
Hmmm. I didn't think of that! ;-) Okay, will do.
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t really
sure what groups I was a member of, and omitting one by mistake didn't
sound too appealing.
Thanks!
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On 07/18/01 01:00:19 +, Robin Gerard wrote:
>
> Have a look at the attached mail that I send you.
> HTH
That was really nice. I've saved that message for future reference. It
worked like a charm and I'm in business and my system is safer for it
too.
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normal with CUPS?
Anybody able to offer suggestions?
TIA!
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