with a daily tar of /etc and the package status list (dpkg
--get-selections > file) and an occasional CD backup with multicd of
/home and /usr/src (for my own kernels).
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ng fancy. Which package do
> people recommend?
I've not used remote sound before, but esd (package esound) will do
it, you probably need to run this on both the client PC and the server
(speaker) PC.
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bogus "yes";
};
server 192.31.80.30 {
bogus "yes";
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server 192.55.83.30 {
bogus "yes";
};
server 192.54.112.30 {
bogus "yes";
};
server 192.26.92.30 {
bogus "yes";
};
server 192.52.178.30 {
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error,
increase the value. if that file doesn't exist add it
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Given that they're using IP4 addressing, anything up to 4 billion
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all modules, you can prompt the system to always load rtl8139 for eth0
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/etc/modutils/aliases and running update-module.
This is what I have on my firewall.
alias eth0 8139too
alias eth1 3c509
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That, or install something with apt. This usually barfs when my laptop
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> Another option might be OpenOffice. Essentially its Word without the
> proprietary-ness of Word.
And these days, it even has a 'direct to pdf' exporter.
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for your gf that just ssh's to your main system and starts a window manager.
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y appreciated.
I didn't know there was a package, but I've got it working on my
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ALL: 192.168.1.0/24
mountd: 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
I've run a process check (ps -e|grep rpc) and rpc.mountd seems to get
killed off when the NFS filesystem is exported.
So, with all the nfs stuff in this group recently, has anyone got
UCKS!
>>
>> I always heard it as:
>>
>> M R ducks
>> M R not ducks
>> O S A R
>> C D E D B D wings?
>> Y I B! M R ducks!
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> person you're replying to requests the duplicate copy.
I'm with Paul on this one, the whole point of a mailing list is that
traffic should stay on the list.
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formail (to split the messages apart) and feed the output of formail
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e folder Debian Users. Does anyone know if there is a good howto or how to
>> do this?
>>
> man procmailex
> man procmailrc
> www.ii.com/internet/robots/procmail/qs
> man procmail- the NOTES section
I found Timo Salmi's procmail page to be usefule as well, but
here) because the user-space NFS daemon doesn't support file
> locking and mutt will refuse to write to files it can't lock.
In fact, thats as simple as 'apt-get install nfs-kernel-server'.
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n tools are out there for
> Debian. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Other than the venerable emacs? Quanta, Bluefish, Mozilla Composer.
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> two different pairs should fail that test.
What testers do you recommend?
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to RTFM, LaTeX rules. You edit an input file in your favourite
text-editor (emacs with auctex) and run it through latex when you're done.
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On Wed, 11 Jun 2003 23:50:19 +0200, Kirk Strauser wrote:
>> Have you noticed any performance improvement?
I've recently been profiling a PS/PCL printer from windows (so shoot
me :) and there's about a 40% reduction in transmitted print job size
using PostScript rather than PC
On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 19:10:13 +0200, Alan Shutko wrote:
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>> I've recently been profiling a PS/PCL printer from windows (so shoot
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>> usin
apt-get install
gtk-engines-pixmap'
And please don't post in HTML+text, you're only wasting bandwidth.
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nd i can view the message *after* deleting the formatting attachment
> following process:
I've had a lot of success with these settings in .muttrc
auto_view text/html
set mailcap_path = ~/.mailcap:/etc/mailcap
and in ~/.mailcap
text/html; w3m -dump -T text/html %s; copiousoutput
-
reads ~/.vnc/xstartup IIRC
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mutt needs a configured local mailserver (exim, postfix or the like)
though I've recently found smtppush to be very useful for sending
email directly via my ISP's mail server (yes, I've got a dynamic IP
and there are just too many places blackholing dynamic IPS these day
ruent with any
> instructions I have seen anywhere else, but it works for me.
I find that mutt works better with imap if INBOX doesn't contain
messages, but is instead a folder containing only message
folders. This way I can use the C key to browse the full folder
structure (not just the on
systems for security reasons, and probably has
notes on how to cope with the few bits that need to be written to (symlinks?).
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> I understand that there will always be traffic not going through our
> proxy (Windows updates, etc) but I want a way to find out where the
> traffic is going.
http://www.ntop.org/
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makes it difficult to distinguish
>> braces "{" from parentheses "(". Bad news for coding.
>
> -b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-sans-10-100-75-75-m-60-iso8859-1
I find my regular terminal font (7x13) to be good and just set emacs
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center only sets it for gtk2?
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st run thunderbird from there. Easy enough to remove later
when a debian thunderbird 1.0 comes along.
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On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 23:00:09 +0100, Ron Johnson wrote:
[snip]
> After all,
> even Outlook has File->Archive... functionality, so that the .PST
> file won't get so huge.
Though thats due to the fact the outlook can't cope with pst files
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> system to be in full readiness to take over, so all I have to do is throw a
> DNS "switch" to have it become the server.
Well, there's always rsync.
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Ritesh Raj Sarraf wrote:
> You can put the package on hold. I'm not sure if it is the best way to
> secure the package from accidentally being removed.
but if you put the package on hold it'll never get upgraded...
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Jude DaShiell wrote:
> I hope you're writing about an excellent Microsoft heavy duty Shop Vac,
> because otherwise excellent and Microsoft never get that close in
> reality otherwise.
... and I thought MS products would stop sucking as soon as they started
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Bob Freemer wrote:
> Wrong. NTP will fail to update the clock if the hardware clock skew is
> too large. NTP cannot operate without a reasonably stable internal
> hardware clock.
Although there is an option to force ntp to set the clock, however large
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[1] http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/user/76201/gpart/ (there should be
a package in debian/main too).
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i,
gsfonts-x11 and msttcorefonts to get a decent selection of fonts.
http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/mini/FDU/ could be handy too
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> Hi,
>
> try cryptoloop
> http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Cryptoloop-HOWTO/
Just don't forget your password or encryption type.
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ltime on
a 100MBit network, though I've not tested full-screen and you'd then
need some way of pushing sound across the network.
Either way (ssh or XDMCP) are much quicker than regular vnc.
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configuration menu on gdm). Then on the laptop you can login locally
as normal, or run a chooser from the gdm menu to connect to the X
session on your desktop box.
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rg/debian-project/2005/06/msg00147.html> and
> following replies.
Oh? and I'd just classified this as more FUD from yet another company
thats in the sack with Bill.
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igure the iconbar (right-click) to show minimized and
non-minimized windows, then you should be able to switch any window
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I've run out of space on an upgrade, repeated calls of
'apt-get clean' followed by 'aptitude upgrade' have sorted things out
well enough. If you run apt-get clean, that'll delete all the .deb
files that have been downloaded to your system and free up quite a bit
of space (
an correct this by editing
/etc/Xprint/C/print/attributes/document and setting
*default-printer-resolution: 300
(or whatever resoution is appropriate for the printer).
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; wants to maintain them any more.
Though should you need them, they'll run fine under the current sarge.
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you tried playing sound to any dsp devices above /dev/dsp ? cat, and
xmms can both be configured to do this.
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#x27;ve seen this happen once before when a runaway
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her were not perfect ... but
> getting there!
It may be worth installing ssh and the rfb version of vnc so you log
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but hey, it was *the* main browser of the world for quite some time.
[1] you need a sources.list entry for contrib, not sure whether its
woody or sarge though.
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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 02:20:08 +0200, Ron Johnson wrote:
> There are a number of ways for a workstation to control an MP3=20
> player on a headless Linux "sound server".
One of the very pleasant ones is mpd from http://www.musicpd.org/
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It works just fine, though you've got to install lilo instead of grub.
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> Here you need the comment. If you still encounter problems, let
> us know...
Preferably with a few of the offending log entries.
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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:50:10 +0100, Ron Johnson wrote:
> Also, spamc 3.0 can be kinda slow (or mine isn't tuned that well).
> Especially with Baysean filters turned on.
bogofilter tends to run a lot leaner than spamassassin.
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I've used latex before, but that needs to generate a fair number of
files from your input foo.tex document, so it can be painful making
sure that none of these overwrite existing files and to clean them all
up afterwards. groff is neater in this respect, as you can jus
ondary slave = /dev/hddscsi: 4th scsi drive = /dev/sdd
> etc...
On 2.4 at least (no devfs or udev pokery) usb drives get lettered in
port order so sda'll be your 1st port, sdb the second usb port.
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> Sunclock's colours are not working properly on a pc with an ati
> graphics card:
>
> sunclock: warning: can't allocate color `Grey92'
You may need to add those colours to /etc/X11/rgb.txt or increase your
in to run no more than 1 session at a time? I use Exim4 and
> courier.
I run spamassin with spamd/spamc from procmail, using a lockfile so
that procmail can only run 1 spamc process at a time
:0fw:spamassassin.lock
| spamc
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hardstatus on
hardstatus alwayslastline
hardstatus string "%{.1099} %-w%{.bg}%n %t%{-}%+w %=%H %c:%s "
and in .bashrc
# check for detached screen processes
screen -ls|grep Detached
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not confirm if sound does not work either as I have
> no sound card on this machine. Anyone experienced this?
Might be worth tailling ~/.xsession-errors or running firefox from an
xterm to see if any errors are logged.
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Or you can just edit /etc/inittab so that Ctrl+Alt+Del from a console
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tgres"'.
The defualt setup (see /etc/postgresql/pg_hba.conf) is to only allow users
to access postgresql databases if their postgres username matches
their linux username.
To create database user accounts, log in as root, su to postgres and
run createuser. As postgres, you can run
On Sun, 29 Jun 2003 08:30:13 +0200, Jake Johnson wrote:
> Hello,
> I need to know a fast way to convert 1600x1200 to 800x600 pictures from
> the command line. Any ideas on how to do this?
You can use mogrify from the imagemagick package, thusly
mogrify -geometry 100x100 file
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> archive that can back up an XP-based system, with provision for a
> full recovery?
Well, you could always blat out a disk image with dd.
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sections 6 & 7
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Networking-Overview-HOWTO.html
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> LinuxQuestions or other ??
>
> What forums do u think best or visit most?
Me? #debian on irc.freenode.net
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http://www.linuxprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=HP-LaserJet_6L
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time with the nice command. To set a default nice value for a process,
the only way I can think of would be to create a shell script or alias
to start the process.
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; manually rmmod-ing them, my mouse unfroze and all was happy.
If you don't need them, add 'alias module off' (for each module) to
/etc/modutils/aliases and run update-modules.
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support) I've used the original source, not the debian one, and used stow
to manage/package the installation.
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On Sat, 15 May 2004 07:50:07 +0200, dircha wrote:
> 3a. Put .bat script on (A) to zip files, prompt for password, and
> transfer files with command-line scp from PuTTY.
Or you could set up passphrase-less ssh keys for a 'click-and-go' type
solution.
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automatically), you could use 'apt-get update -q'
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of them at the end. However, it doesn't render tables,
which w3m does (though w3m drops all the links)
After setting either of the above in ~/.mailcap, you need to put
auto_view text/html
in ~/.muttrc so that mutt will pass html to lynx or w3m for parsing and
display the result in the me
with a reboot? I
>> >havent a clue about the internal workings of the DHCP protocol.
>From what I've seen windows 2000 at least appears to hold and reuse its
old IP address unless it can't contact a DHCP server, then it uses a
static IP thats coded into windows.
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have an on
> board sound card that came with the 845G chipset -- ICH(?).
This will most likely use the i810_audio kernel module, wihch you can load
with modconf.
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olute' though
'http://www.google.com' works fine in it.
> 2. how do I get past this
You could use w3m, or create a local html doc with this code snippet in it:
http://www.google.com/search";>
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466]: modprobe exited with status 1
Jun 2 20:43:38 localhost cardmgr[466]: executing: 'modprobe -r serial_cs'
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launched?
Well, startx is a shell script, you might be able to edit it and execute
it as the last item in /etc/init.d
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vice would be greatly appreciated
I've got a Xircom REM56G/100, which works almost perfectly (its a combined
AT modem and network card so I've got to keep an eye on the routing).
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On Thu, 03 Jun 2004 13:00:15 +0200, Johann Spies wrote:
> With the broken cups in sid I want to start using the trusty old pdq
> again. I don't need xpdq, but that makes life a lot easier.
There's always lprng, which works beautifully with magicfilter.
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