So I thought I know how to work with LILO. And I *thought* done
this many times before (years ago). But...
I want to prepare a harddisk (that should later become the root FS)
So I put it in my system (it was found as hdc), and mounted it
as /mnt
I put in the lilo.conf file:
boot=/dev/hdc
ro
;
options in the Gipm, xv, etc, but that's not what I mean).
Does anybody know of a programme (within or outside debian, but
please let it be free) that can help me?
Thanks!
joost witteveen, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> On Fri, Aug 14, 1998 at 10:59:44PM +0200, Joost Witteveen wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've got (at least) one photo taken while the camera was moving.
>
> Only one? :)
Well, one that I care about. Much more, actually.
>
> > I'd really like to
Hi, here I am agian.
I upgraded my system yesterday (OK to slink, but it appears the same problem
is present in hamm), and now my bacspace generates an delete again.
(in an xterm that is. Emacs (X11) and VC are OK)
I already asked this question once, but I seem to have lost the responce
I got the
> > Does anybody know what I should do to get my beloved backspace back again
> > (yes, I want backspace to delete the char left to the curser, as it does
> > in the VC's).
>
> Make sure the following is present in your /etc/X11/Xresources:
Thanks. But unfortunately, it _is_ already present!
> *
skribis Gilbert Laycock:
> Pete> Does Alt-backspace work for anyone in an xterm (deleting the previous
> Pete> word on bash input, for example)? This worked fine in Bo and before.
>
> What kind of keyboard do you have? On my 104 key ("windows 95")
> keyboard, the "windows" key produces Meta and t
Hi,
I've got two computers here, both with an (about) 3 weeks old debian-hamm
distribution, one P90, and one PII-233. On the P90 I can setup a ppp
connection to cistron.nl (posing as provider), but my PII-233 refuses to
do the same.
The thing is when running "dip -v dip-script", the output on bot
> >> May 21 13:15:07 muso pppd[1020]: rcvd [IPCP ConfReq id=0x6 >> 00> ]
> >> May 21 13:15:07 muso pppd[1020]: sent [IPCP ConfRej id=0x6 >> 195.64.64.1>]
> >> May 21 13:15:07 muso pppd[1020]: rcvd [IPCP ConfReq id=0x7 >> 195.64.64.1 195.64.69.173> ]
> >> May 21 13:15:07 muso pppd[1020]: sent [I
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I've managed to get tcp/ip networking up and running on my Debian machine.
> I have my 3com 3x509 configured to ip address 192.168.0.1, I have one other
> machine on my local network(for now) and it is ip 192.168.0.2.
>
> How can I get my debian machine to see(ping) the othe
> Hello:
>
> I had a nicely working system with
> hda1 1 gig /
> hda2 48M swap
> hda3 1 gig formatted space as /extra
> hda4 extended
> hda52 gigs formatted space unmounted
>
> The root partition was getting used up so
> I tried to put /usr on hda3 using
> 'cp -dpRv * /extra' and it a
If I put in my configure.in:
AC_DEFINE_UNQUOTED(foo(a), bar a)
then in the created config.h (or on the gcc commandline) I get:
#define foo (a) bar a
^space
This doesn't work, I need to have:
#define foo(a) bar a
At the moment I `solve' this by doing:
sed -e 's/ *(/(/' < config.
I've got a define
#define WRAP_STAT __xstat
and from the macro WRAP_STAT, I want to define
#define NEXT_STAT next___xstat
and
#define WRAP_STAT_QUOTE "__xstat"
To define NEXT_STAT in terms of WRAP_STAT, I tried
#define NEXT_STAT next_ ## WRAP_STAT
(with the ## to get rid of the space in betwee
Je 1999/08/27(5)/19:08, joost witteveen montris sian geniecon skribante:
> I've got a define
>
> #define WRAP_STAT __xstat
>
> and from the macro WRAP_STAT, I want to define
>
> #define NEXT_STAT next___xstat
> and
> #define WRAP_STAT_QUOTE "__xstat"
As the SANE docs told me the UMAX 1220S should work OK,
I just bought one of those scanners.
The scanner came with it's own ISA SCSI adaptor. The vendor
already told me the card was somewhat strange, but well,
I went for it. Anyway, I cannot get Linux 2.2.3 to recognise
it (Simply turned on all SC
Je 1999/04/27(2)/ 9:04, H C Pumphrey montris sian geniecon skribante:
> On Mon, 26 Apr 1999, joost witteveen wrote:
> This sounds as if it could be the same card as is supplied with the Artec
> AT12 scanner. Here is the message I sent to SANE-Devel recently about
> this. I hav
Hi,
I've two mice here who's middle mouse button I cannot get to work
under X. However, cat-ing /dev/mouse shows that i do get output:
left button:
muso:/dev# cat mouse |od -x
000 0060 4000 0060 4000 0060 4000
Middle button:
muso:/dev# cat mouse |od -x
000 0040 4000 004
Je 1999/11/20(6)/18:11, GECOS montris sian geniecon skribante:
> Hi,
> I am trying to filter my mail with procmail.
> I gues in debian you need a forward file.
> Every time I try to use the .forward file all my mail disappears.
>
> I will attach jmy .forward file with this message.
> It is called
On Sun, Nov 21, 1999 at 11:01:30AM +0100, Colin Marquardt wrote:
> * joost witteveen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I've two mice here who's middle mouse button I cannot get to work
> > under X. However, cat-ing /dev/mouse shows that i do get output:
> [..
> I want to produce some simple bar charts showing the difference between
> different products. Gnuplot doesn't seem to be able to do what I want
(just
> nice clean bars with numbers at the tops and descriptions at the bottom).
> Is there a good program to do this easily? Preferrably something I
> I want to produce some simple bar charts showing the difference between
> different products. Gnuplot doesn't seem to be able to do what I want
(just
> nice clean bars with numbers at the tops and descriptions at the bottom).
> Is there a good program to do this easily? Preferrably something I
ore.
Yes, I know gcc currently doesn't do much Pentium optimisations, so
at the moment the question between wheter dpkg should say "i586"
or "i486" is rather pointless anyway. But when there will be a difference,
it's best to make sure that dpkg returns the same on all
and nobody can fix bugs in them.
So, really the best thing to do is to replace the XIRCOM card.
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e will eventually be run on. So the whole "intel"
architecture should have one type of processor-optimisation).
> I wondered why it sees my i586 as a i486.
Well, because not everybody has a i586. The i486 was chosen as the
porcessor to best represent the intel architecture (note that
stalled/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ NameVersionDescription
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Bill Leach wrote:
> Joost Kooij wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 3 Mar 1998, joost witteveen wrote:
> >
> > [A very interesting and informative expose, thanks Joost!]
> >
> > As it works now (as I understand) the rules makefile effectively tries to
> > make t
on't edit
> #
[...]
> CONFIG_PLIP=m
> CONFIG_PPP=m
Doesn't that just mean you've got to insmod plip?
Oh, and why do you try to first add the route, and then ifconfig
the device? isn't one supposed to first insmod it, and then ifconfig
it?
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n my window-manager.
>
> Is this a bug or my fault
I don't know. I assume that you've got menu-1.5-7 installed
(a few days ago that was the most recent). Could you try
menu-1.5-9, or menu-1.5-10 (to be released later today, 1998/3/14)
and mail me if you still have proble
at compiling c++ code
- There's a new libstdc++ package. That in itslef isn't much of an
advantage, but in this case it means it's got a differnt maintainer
than the old libg++272 package (me, and I've not had much time to
spend on libg++272 lately).
Oh, and you
other
debian packages). Fixes: 13880 15081 17171 17215 17292.
-- joost witteveen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sun, 15 Mar 1998 10:39:08 +0100
menu (1.5-10) unstable; urgency=low
* Oh, yes, Aaron Howell, you were right. I did forget to close (free)
some files. Fixed that, so this fixes: 172
Hi,
Does anybody have any experience with gs's support for the HP DeskJet 890C?
The printer compatibility page from gs says it should be supported with
the cdj850 device -- but that device apparently isn't linked in
with Debian's gs-aladdin_5.10_7.
Anybody know why?
Tha
1/xterm -T \""\
$title "\" -e " $command "&\n"
endsupported
startmenu= "PopUp \"" $section "\"\n"
endmenu= "EndPopUp\n"
submenutitle=" Popup \"" $title cond_surr($icon,"%","%&quo
t; -e " $command "\n"
Note, that the really new menu-method files will include "menu.h", so
that you only need to change the indicated lines in /etc/menu-methods/menu.h,
and every sufficiently new window manager will atumatically use rxvt for
all "text" entries
that's way too long for my memory!
It does mean that wmaker's menu-method probably one of the best
(it uses the "!include menu.h").
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Potentially offensive files, part 5: /dev/random.
`head -c 4 /dev/random` may print 4-letter words (once e
be when everybody uses our
scheme, this re-convincing isn't needed any more.
Probably lots more, though.
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r me it was caused by xaw95 (or maybe xaw3d). Eighter
uninstalling those, or installing the xaw-wrappers package helped
in my case.
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`head -c 4 /dev/random` may print 4-letter words (once every approx 4e8 tries)
the fileutils source tar)
Add "-static" somewhere on on the gcc commandline (the final linking
stage) in the Makefile. That's how I generated mine.
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Potentially offensive files, part 5: /dev/random.
`head -c 4 /dev/random` may print 4-letter
errors (read and write) than the DOS one. But then
I don't know for sure, as I don't know floppies very much, and DOS even
less).
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`head -c 4 /dev/random` may print 4-letter words (once every approx 4e8 t
o. It's got a lot of options, and it's about the only
programme I use daily/weekly, and many with me. I only use dselect
when I want to upgrade my whole system (any time now).
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`head -c 4 /dev/r
Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ NameVersionDescription
+++-===-==-========
ii less332-2
ng, or is it maybe referring to
perl in /bin? (The first line of /usr/sbin/install-info should
read: "#! /usr/bin/perl --", but maybe it reads "#!/bin/perl").
I remember the location of perl being moved recently (how long ago?
one year? Don't know), so that may explain i
pgpPFqMm660QW.pgp
Description: PGP message
27;t "follow_local_symlinks", isn't it? I want remote symlinks to
be followed, not local ones).
Thanks ever so much,
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than Debian, but only if he has good reasons to do so.
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sswd /etc/shadow
/etc/passwd:root:x:0:0:root:/root:/bin/bash
/etc/shadow:root:u384kf835ishasdf:10063:0:9:7:::
^^^
are you sure that paswd is not empty? (Eighter in
etc/passwd, or in /etc/shadow).
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Th
ant:
ftp://ftp.fedworld.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f1040.pdf
Have you tried "pdf2ps" (available from gs-aladdin, in non-free)?
It looks like that one does it better.
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ne know who is breaking the RFC's? Is it our smail, or
the mail clients that do things like "HELO rulcmc"?
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or gcc-2.8 packages, in experimental
(but they have problems, and apparently need a more recent libg++ -- sorry
for that (I'm the libg++ maintainer))
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In an attempt to save the world from disaster, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> How can I find out which programs are using swap and how much of it?
ps -am
should be what you want. Or maybe "ps -axmw", what I often use.
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/sbin/ifconfig eth0 ${IPADDR} netmask ${NETMASK} broadcast ${BROADCAST}
Note, that the installscripts should have done this already for you.
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he spamdb. There are
far too many possible ways of doing it that I feel it should be a local
sysadmin policy decision. Whichever way you choose to do it, spamdb can
support it.
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The upstream maintainer is allowed to do things different
than Deb
p -i eth0 host miles
Might give you some extra info. Other than that, I'm, out of ideas too...
(Well, run rpc.nfs in debug mode on the server, but as it seems that the
problem is on the client side, I don't think that will give you any more
info).
Luck,
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f is connected via a 64k line to the internet?
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itch '--with-linux-vga', ./configure
> doesn't see -lvga.
But the debian gnuplot does have the vga stuff compiled in, and
is capable of displaying on vga (tried it, few seconds ago).
Only thing is, it's not installed setuid root, so you may have
to be root to run it (or install a s
inking, not for compile time linking.
> and I have ran ldconfig -v.
Run time too.
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fonts from the same debian release).
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gt;
> LILO: Linux S
>
> And that'll boot single user mode (it'll also ask for the root password).
Yes, although I usually find that "linux emergency" is really what I want
(Single-user still loads quite a few scripts).
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I came, I saw, ..., well, it wasn't free so I left again. (LUA, 1988)
turn that into hp500c language for your hp550c?
If that is so, (or otherwise), maybe the postscript file itself (you can
probably get that by asking netscape to print to a file) gives a
clue as to who is wrong (netscape or gs).
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I came, I saw, ..., well
now safely switch off the computer (execute "halt").
(assuming all other partions are unmonuted properly).
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I came, I saw, ..., well, it wasn't free so I left again. (LUA, 1988)
ly what the others suggested. But still, sumetimes
I'm unable to kill -KILL those processes, or whatever. But thenagain,
your -uvm options are quite nice, and seem to find more process than
I'm used to. Thanks
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I came, I saw, ..., well, it wasn't free so I left again. (LUA, 1988)
really wrong with /usr/info at that point.
Probably not to do with dpkg.
You might want to try to reinstall the package that provides
/usr/sbin/install-info, dpkg (don't remove that!).
Others on the list may have a better understanding of prel to see what
excactly is going wrong.
joost witteveen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I came, I saw, ..., well, it wasn't free so I left again. (LUA, 1988)
d to that that yesterday
was April 1, and I'm sure you'll agree that the world is going to
end April 30 (and that Bo, teleported to the comet, will rule Hale-Bopp).
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nd you can just calculate the
individual md5 sums.
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t list, but that's for
you to decide (and if the answer is yes, please add install-info
too).
Thanks,
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
svgalib1 to run
gs, even under X11), and I think svgalib-dummy1 is missing the
Replaces: svgalib1
line (this appears making and upgrade from gs to gs-aladding easier).
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
e time, people start to
expect menuentries for stuff, and people automatically start fileing
bugreports against packages that don't supply menuentries.
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
> to Apps/...). As a long time sysadm that's where I hope to find system
> administration stuff.
We all like to see the _files_ appear in /etc. But Joey is talking
about the location in the menu's (pdmenus, fvwm*, afterstep, whatever).
And then, I'll agree with Joey that Apps/System/Admin is a very good place.
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
then
echo You are about to run $command, but you'll need $id privileges for that.
echo Enter $id password:
. (su to $id, and so on).
This way, you don't need to run the window manager as root to be able to run
the lilo config programme. I'll supply the /usr/sbin/needpriv script with
the menu package.
Anyone any comments?
Thanks,
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
what should be in the release after
1.3, and people discussing this may say "the next release should
have glibc in it", forgetting that, officially, 1.3 hasn't been
released yet.
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
l
is in /sbin/runlevel). Then, if runlevel says "N 4", you're in level
4, and type
cd /etc/rc4.d
mv S99xdm K99xdm
and you're set.
So, what's your second problem?
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
wm2/system.fvwm2rc
-remove the "DestroyMeny\\n" in /etc/menu-methods/fvwm2.
Menu-1.0 (to be released shortly) will add "this is a auto-generated
file, don't edit" at the top of /etc/x11/fvwm2/menudefs.hook.
Thanks,
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
bly hardware, but it struck
> me as something that could possibly be due to a change in libc or
> the like... maybe? ideas? help!
>
> --Zachary
>
>
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).
Thanks!
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en I
do :
$ TERM=vt100 DISPLAY= ytalk joost
Cannot open X display: No such file or directory
Why doesn't it just enable the -x option (yeah, when all else
fails, read the docs, and -x _is_ in ytalk(1), so it's not that
bad).
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ning it on).
Of cource I could not test it.
Still, I think it's a bug in the tetex packages, if true.
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it is F_UNLCK). If the
lock is held by someone else, this call returns
-1 and sets errno to EACCES or EAGAIN.
So, probably I should also test for EACCES. (why doesn't dpkg does this?)
Anybody know more about this?
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messages above
would appear!).
> -- the only test I can think of is to poll
> with non-blocking open() and see if it makes any difference.
So this is not needed.
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
ules build". This _should_ do everything correctly,
and if not, file a bug report against the Xboard pacakge.
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
ian package (if you installed
the debian package) is newer, and contains (many) bugs. My version is
seyon_2.14c-4, but there may well be much more recent versions out
(I don't upgrade non-free packages very often/at all).
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but I
> don't yet and was hoping to avoid writing any C.
(cat filename.jpg|djpeg -v -targa>/dev/null) 2>&1|sed -n -e 's/Start Of
Frame.*://p'
works for me, though probably there are more straigt forward ways!
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rade ldso, it'll itself from the system,
and your system will be unusable. But as long as you don't do
that, I don't think you'll find problemes.
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the netstd package) may improve matters.
Currently installed on my system (without problems):
$ /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd -v
Universal NFS Server 2.2beta25
$ dpkg -l netstd
ii netstd 2.13-1 Networking binaries and daemons for Linux
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tall the libc6 compiled
other lib*-dev packages. The problem is that currently there aren't many
other libc6 dev compiled lib packages.
> If I select libc6-dev
> in dselect, I get 10 or so conflicts of packages that it wants to
> remove before it will allow me to put libc6 on.
the very least, good enough?
I think you'd better check the mirror -- it doesn't seem to be
up-to-date. My mirror has libc5 version 5.4.23-3 (that's the bo mirror)
[deleting other questions, most of which are answered above]
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hat file is missing here?
>
> The package seems to require ld-linux.so.2 (try "strings
> afterstep"). I already reported that one to the maintainer.
And (as you probably know) that means you need to install
libc6 to get it working (and, ldso-1.9*). (The package needs
to depen
an.org. I have tried re-downloading libg++27-dev
> and libg++27 and reinstalling it but this didn't fix anything.
>
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> In my /usr/lib/gcc-lib directory, the only directory entry is for
> "i486-linux". My machine is a 386. Do I have to get the GCC sources and
> recompile, or will these libs work on my machine?
They'll work just fine.
You may want to upgrade your machine though!
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> Is it safe?
As long as the AIX people do their job properly, you cannot do anything
unsafe. And you cannot do what you want, I think.
> And finally, is there
> a better way to do it? Cheers, Colin.
Depends on tob. (see above).
[1] had they not done that,
s see who's logged on here.
(Yeah, I know you're not intereseted in this tragic story about
computer abuse by systemadmins, but I'm still traumatised, and just needed
to vent this).
BTW, the systemadmin that went out of his mind back then has left, so
maybe I can try starting rwho on
the module loads are tried?
See above -- should not be needed.
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floppy, and try to mount your root filesystem on /mnt,
cd to it and examine what may have gone wrong, possibly correcting
it.
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t;
> Where is it gone?
$ dpkg -S xload
[..]
xproc: /usr/X11R6/bin/xload
[..]
It was moved away from xcontrib to xproc.
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> My 'deluser' is lost also. Any hints on that?
Use userdel from the passwd package.
I believe userdel is better than the deluser that used to come with
the adduser package, so deluser was removed.
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inary-all/graphics$ md5sum povray-manual_3.0.10-3.deb
7643ca13c6e3f0e527fc9ab2015661f3 povray-manual_3.0.10-3.deb
> -lars
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But how long are your .debs?
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ike ?
> > > From reading the descriptions, GV looks better.
> >
> > Far better.
> >
> > ...RickM...
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mply doesn't work, I guess the powers
that be decided (wisely) to remove it from bo.
In short, there hasn't been a working xoj package for the last
6 or so months (except maybe if you had _very_ old libc5 stuff), and the
xoj-..-2 one is the first working one.
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ually configure each program to use a certain library
> without using LD_PRELOAD.
Link them with the -rpath option, specifying the library you want it
to use.
> This is for configureing menus in Afterstep.
(This part I don't understand).
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at isn't "debian-officially" installed, with
> ?package(local.mystuff):
> Any "package" that starts with "local." is considered installed.
> (due to a bug in menu-1.3 this didn't work then).
>
> If your using old format menuentryfiles sh
bc6 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (run-time files)
ii libc6-dbg 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (debugging/profi
ii libc6-dev 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (development fil
ii libc6-doc 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (documentat
now in the
source, but haven't tested it yet (and, just now I checked again
to see whether I fixed it and I saw I did mess it up slightly, but
now it should be OK, I think).
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