a is installed but not
fontconfig. The debconf message for defoma told me to put
/var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType as a FontPath in
XF86Config-4 but my /var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfon t-conf.d/dirs/TrueType/
directory contains nothing but the file, fonts.dir, at the moment.
This doe
> It is not quite clear to me from the man-page what would happen to
> already installed packages. I suppose that set-selections only
> affects those packages that are actually in the list.
Yes, I believe it only changes the packages listed in the
file. All others are unaffected.
ce libc6 and libc6-dev
where downgraded, I was able to remove libdb1-compat without trouble
(again, worried a bit that removal of the package might remove
files required by libc6-2.2.5-11.5 but it thankfully did not).
Paul
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he mirrored devices might
magically show up as /dev/sda or at least individually or
otherwise under some ide device name. No such success.
Any ideas, tips, thoughts out there?
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specific chip or just that at least 2.4.21 one does?
> With the kernel driver mine shows up as /dev/ataraid/d0
Hmmm, I don't even have this directory under my /dev/ (with the stable
distribution). Does this get added with the testing distribution or
some other way?
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> > Hmmm, I don't even have this directory under my /dev/ (with the stable
> > distribution). Does this get added with the testing distribution or
> > some other way?
> ...
> you can get a script to create the device files from there:
> http://people.redhat.com/arjanv/pdcraid/MAKEDEV
>
> by the w
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> > been made, as long as the FontPath to
> > /var/lib/defoma
e Red Hat machine. Thanks so much! The new
"scsi" disk is now formatted and mounted under Debian!
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> How much of an idiot do you think the former admin was? It seems insane
> that anyone would upgrade libc6 for no good reason. I have a feeling
> that downgrading libc6 is going to break something in /usr/local/...
I realize
ts/truetype/ instead of into
> > /var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType/.
>
> Yes, x-ttcidfont symlinks the fonts into
> /var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType/, they still get
> installed somewhere else.
Ok, I'll go ahead and install the ttf-bi
n perfect checks and that I could easily be missing
something.
I'm tempted to downgrade with a:
dpkg -i libc6_2.2.5-11.5_i386 libc6-dev_2.2.5-11.5_i386 locales_2.2.5-11.5_i386
I'm I asking for a lot of trouble Is there a safer more sure way
to do this?
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look in /etc/fonts/fonts.conf. There
> should be a line like the one below. If not, open up
> /etc/fonts/local.conf and add this
>
> /var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType
>
> just after the line.
>
> Fontconfig should pick these up immediately, and &
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> > later? I didn't find such an option in aptitude or any of the other
> > tools.
> >
>
> I use this:
>
> grep -E "^Package|Status:.+$" /var/lib/dpkg/status | \
> sed "s/Package:/\tPackage:/" | tr \\n \\t | sed "s/\t\t
machines. Can the recent changes in kernel have anything to do
with this or can anyone come up with a better guess?
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check the manual page for dpkg a few times but have
not come up with an equivalent command for Debian yet.
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> > D
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they continue to report "not clean" with a tune2fs listing and I
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Hi, very recently, I started getting system messages such as
"kernel: set_rtc_mmss: can't update from 50 to 4". Where would
one look to find the meaning of such a kernel error message (and,
of course, if anyone knows the meaning of this right off, I'd love to
hear it). Tha
Hi, I have a problem I've never run into before with a system: the root
partition is undesirably and inexplicably being mounted as ext2 during
bootup. I'm using kernel 2.4.20-20.8 (sorry this happens to be a Red
Hat machine although I wish it weren't--it's outside of my control) and
all other part
make sense to make a initrd just containing a module u need for your root
> partition). Hope this helps...
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>
> I do.
Hi. Wow, I got the dude, didn't I!? Thanks!
>
> > 3845 printer
tenance
operations on it to boot!
Thanks!!!
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> > print
Hi, I get the following daily message:
"From root Tue Dec 11 07:41:11 2001
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 07:41:11 -0800
From: root (Anacron)
To: root
Subject: Anacron job 'cron.daily'
/etc/cron.daily/suidmanager:
suidregister: /usr/lib/emacs/20.3/i386-debian-linux-gnu/movemai
pps. Not a big
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>
> /usr/sbin/famd -T 0
>
> I shut down fam with #/etc/init.d/fam stop and I could then umount
> the share
> cleanly.
>
> Can anyone shed any light on this?
>
> thanks,
>
> rich
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> same RAID 0 array? Is it difficult to install?
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> > faster but also makes 2 disks look like 1 bigger disk
> > - if one disk dies... both disk are useless
> >
> >- i think you want to use (sw or hw ) raid1 ( mirror )
> > - if one disk dies ... all your data is still intact on the other
> > disk
>
nd are still seeing problems, check out the list
> archives for threads on moving the raid start back in the boot sequence.
> I'm sorry I don't have the link available.
>
> If none of this helps, please be more spe
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Eventhough initially gnome and acme were installed together, apparently
now they can't be. Just curious if anyone knows anything about this?
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Apparently "capplets" is what gives you tools to configure Gnome2
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that's the deal.
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nything
> > about this?
>
> I've never used acme, but it sounds similar to hotkeys. Unlike acme,
> however, hotkeys can be installed and run simultaneously with gnome.
>
> Unfortunately I'm not sure why apt wants to remove gnome when installing
> acme.
>
&g
e same time "gnome" et al were automatically
removed during an update). Can anyone explain this and suggest how to
get it back?
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between acme and gnome, Jacob.
Paul
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> > to me that allowed you to set up
all other
audio/video applications I run simultaneously use the inital esd
process started by gnome, why can't flash? Should I force gnome to use
something other than esd?
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I have no idea what 'esdctl unlock' does but I did as you said (got
a series of increasing pitch tones when I ran 'esd &') but
got the same result: xmms et al. work fine, while the browser,
trying to employ the flash plugin, incurably freezes.
Maybe I should try esd e
any help:
>
> $ cat /etc/esound/esd.conf
> [esd]
> auto_spawn=1
> spawn_options=-terminate -nobeeps -as 5
> spawn_wait_ms=100
>
> Regards,
> Ralph
Thanks, alot. I really appreciate the feedback and input. Having
an understanding of the p
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ess
> I have tried restarting X with no success
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> Does anyone have any other ideas?
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> > my initial selection "es
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er while esd is running. In both cases, the flash
animation and the browser itself hangs. Part of the strangeness
is that this wasn't a problem in Woody. This has only been the
case since I've upgraded to Sarge (which possibly is due to a
later version of Mozilla?).
paul
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> > I need to kill esd before goi
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> > Flash accesses /dev/dsp directly creating a conflict anytime another
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> > back in. Indeed esd was started by Gnom
and then install the new package before booting back into the
kernel of the new package. I'm questioning whether this is really
necessary. I know that with Red Hat, new kernel packages are simply
installed, no questions asked (if they are not on the "packages to
skip" list).
witch it within Gnome, too?
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em to offer key remapping.
Clicking "Accessibility" didn't do much for me either.
Am I being an idiot and missing something here :)
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> O
Thanks! I'm using Sarge and I only have two tabs in the "keyboard
preferences" window. Thus still not sure how to remap my keys.
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Jun 2004 23:10:22 +0200, Paul Yeatman escreveu:
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> > I like to switch Caps Lock and Control and have done this for the
> > console but it gets unswitched when Gnome (gdm) is started.
>
> You have at least four options:
>
> You can disable the XKB extension of
asked by debconf with Mozilla or Firefox
installation) doesn't work. If this worked as I believe it is supposed
to, I don't think this ever would have been an issue. As I believe it
doesn't work, I have to use "-as" with esd and no dsp wrapper with
Mozilla as a work around
Ah.
>
> BTW I usually struggle through the printing stuff too (no guru here).
> HTH
Well, thanks so much for the response. I appreciate any ideas/help I
can get.
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configure the local HP deskjet 932C. It
doesn't seem to do anything particular concerning a PCL only printer
and, with no real surprise, fails just the same as the printcap I've
come up with on my own.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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appears to be supported. If I can't get anywhere with that, I'll see
what CUPS can do for me.
Thanks so much for the suggested web site,
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> > installed the Debian package instead. Still no dice, however. I call
> > hpijs using the following line in t
to hold the power
button while hitting cancel twice to clean the heads. It said after
the cleaning it would print one page to give the results. The cleaning
appears to happen but no page is ever printed.
Paul
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> > of red. When postscripts were not printing correc
he
debconf message added that a program/command was to run once the
correct PPD file(s) were acquired. I tried running 'dpkg-reconfigure
defoma' but apparently there is no debconf interaction with this
package. Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?
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> These files define the capabilities of a pri
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> > > I'm trying to figure out exactly what the PPD file thing is about.
> >
e any tool that
someone knows of to convert a PDF to an image. According to one of
the users here, the Windows version of acroreader has this option
but it doesn't appear that the linux version does.
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ing there ready (it has no
problem printing a simple text file) and there is no reason I can think
of that "another job has [/dev/lpi] open". First off, what is
/dev/lpi? This didn't exist for me so I made it a link to /dev/lp0 to
try to cover my bases. Still no success.
I g
s
were recently released and I don't remember apache2 using this much
memory previously. I tried stopping the apache service and restarting
it should something have been awry. I am seeing tthe same memory usage,
however, since restarting. Is anyone else getting this?
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> > running are consuming about 240Mb of memor
ed 2.6.18 kernel revision for Etch. I'm perfectly happy with the
package manager leaving my currently installed kernels alone while
simultaneously adding newer kernel versions and releases. If I want to
remove old kernels at some point, I'll do so explicitely. Anyone have
any ideas for me?
Th
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> > package manager leaving my currently installed kernels alone while
> > simult
Hi, I'm wondering if there is a command I can run on a debian package that
would test for whether all dependencies of that package are already installed
on the system without actually installing the package if so. This mailing list
thread http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2006/09/msg00292.htm
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> installed on the
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> > would test for whether all dependencies of that package are already
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> > package that would test for whether all dependencies of that p
Paul Yeatman writes:
> > $ sudo dpkg -i --no-act texlive-base_2007.dfsg.1-2_all.deb (Reading
> > database ... 138033 files and directories currently installed.)
> > Preparing to replace texlive-base 2007.dfsg.1-2 (using
> > texlive-base_2007.dfsg.1-2_all.deb)
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> >> $ sudo dpkg --no-act -i texli
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> I've found this little script around something
> I've heared about recently; it's a command dedicated
> to check dependencies.
> I don't know it it can be of some use.
> It's been hard to make it work (that's the bad part :)
D and am having problems find documentation to answer my questions.
How do I mount the array (vs. either of the individual drives)? Sorry,
this is a general linux question more than a Debian question but if
anyone has a quick answer for me, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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excuse me, everyone. I read it too quickly. "dh_dhelp" is what
is attempting to be executed and it is found in package "dhelp".
My question about the easiest way to find which package supplies
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ds are not exhaustively listed in the package's
description (naturally).
Thanks, again,
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> > excuse me, ev
essage is frozen
Anyone have any idea what is going on, what to do about it or how to
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security server and the accompanying .dsc file. But then how do
I use these to create the debian package?
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Correction:
How do I create a debian package out of the following?
openssh_3.3p1-0.0woody1.diff.gz openssh_3.3p1.orig.tar.gz
Or where is this described?
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> >
> > openssh_3.3p1-0.0woody1.diff.gz openssh_3.3p1.o
in the rainbow but
can't help to wonder which is "better".
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> On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 11:44 -0800, Paul Yeatman wrote:
> > Hi all. I should maybe spend more time in the archives but just
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