> I am considering starting a project which would:
> a) define a standard template for man pages in Linux. I know it would
> appear that one already exists, but it turns out that what really, really
> exists is a good overall description of what should be included in the
> man pages (in /usr/doc/
> Package: irc
>
> The manpage of irc is missing.
The program is IrcII, so:
[lestat:~]$ apropos ircII
ircII (1)- interface to the Internet Relay Chat system
My personal opinion is that apropos should do fuzzy matchs to catch
things like this. :)
Jim
Package: miscutils
Subject:
Important getty patch
Date:
Fri, 10 Nov 1995 09:41:00 -0600 (CST)
From:
Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's a quick 'n simple patch to allow getty to work with serial port
speeds above 38400. This is important wh
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Package: netstd
Version: 1.21-1
Hi...
When running a NIS server, ypbind also starts on the machine that ypserv is
running on. The ypbind daemon doesnt really need to run at all IMO, I killed
it and it appears to be working normally.
Regards,
...Karl
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> Package: ncftp
> Version: 2.1.0-1
>
> The `ncftp' program has a tendency to be too impatient; it won't wait
> more than 30 seconds for a command to complete. This is because the
> default timeout is this short. A more suitable value might be 2 or 3
> minutes. Alternatively, the "host is not re
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>Date: Thu, 9 Nov 1995 21:55:22 + (GMT)
>From: Austin Donnelly <[EM
On Thu, 9 Nov 1995, Ian Murdock wrote:
>
> BTW, I got copies of everything again this morning that I moved into
> view yesterday--would it be possible for the files to be removed from
> the Incoming directory in Europe after ftp.debian.org has downloaded
> them?
>
Ian M. good question.
Bruce Perens writes:
> Note that Stephen is the author of the Procmail and SmartList programs
> (which operate our list server). Turning off the fsync is indeed a big
> win on a machine that operates mailing list. There may be 4 syslog() calls
> for each subscriber every time a message goes to a ma
On Fri, 10 Nov 1995, Ian Jackson wrote:
>
> "deletes to 0%" ?
Yes
If I set do_deletes to 0% inside of mirror then say I mailed you the log
file which could be parsed by procmail to delete the files that I
retreived. Then they would stay on my end till Ian M. moved them.
--
Matthew S. Bailey
Matthew Bailey writes ("Re: Where are the Updates"):
> I will set do deletes to 0% for that mirror. That means after it is in
> the incoming.uk directory then Ian J. Can delete them on his end either
> that or move them into a subdirectory that I can exclude so that the
> packages are available
Note that Stephen is the author of the Procmail and SmartList programs
(which operate our list server). Turning off the fsync is indeed a big
win on a machine that operates mailing list. There may be 4 syslog() calls
for each subscriber every time a message goes to a mailing list. This
ends up bein
Package: expect
Version: 5.16.3
Revision: 3
The following dumps core when put into a file and executed.
I realize I should probably spawn su inside a shell, but I don't think
expect should core dump even so.
#!/usr/bin/expect -f
# Give my roommate a way to safely turn off my machine without gi
Package: ncftp
Version: 2.1.0-1
The `ncftp' program has a tendency to be too impatient; it won't wait
more than 30 seconds for a command to complete. This is because the
default timeout is this short. A more suitable value might be 2 or 3
minutes. Alternatively, the "host is not responding to c
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 1995 13:34:54 -0500 (EST)
From: Matthew Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ian M. Are you moving files into the tree? Are you also moving the
files from incoming.uk over into the tree as well?
Yes, of course.
BTW, I got copies of everything again this morning that I moved in
Hallo Bruce Perens!
}Note that Stephen is the author of the Procmail and SmartList programs
}(which operate our list server). Turning off the fsync is indeed a big
}win on a machine that operates mailing list. There may be 4 syslog() calls
}for each subscriber every time a message goes to a mailin
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