Hello,
> The headers were included in libc5-dev after a rash of very
> buggy alpha kernel releases (1.3.7* or something like that) that
> proceeded to break compilations, etc. Kernel versions are changed
> far more rapidly than libc is, and there are higer chances that
> people install
Andrew Stephen writes ("Cron"):
> How can I stop cron sending a message root everytime it runs a script. I
> have a couple of cron jobs that run every 15 minutes and I am getting
> hundreds of messages a day.
Make the cron jobs not produce any output unless there's an error.
cron only sends mai
> Just a quick question!!
>
> How can I stop cron sending a message root everytime it runs a script. I
> have a couple of cron jobs that run every 15 minutes and I am getting
> hundreds of messages a day.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Andrew
In the /etc/crontab whack a "2>&1 > /dev/null" on the
Hi folks!
I'll upload a new bugfixed release to master later.
Format: 1.5
Date: Thu May 23 20:29:26 MET DST 1996
Package: sysklogd
Version: 1.3-5
Section: base
Priority: required
Essential: yes
Distribution: unstable
Architecture: i386
Depends: libc5
Conflicts: syslogd
Replaces: syslo
>How can I stop cron sending a message root everytime it runs a
>script. I have a couple of cron jobs that run every 15 minutes and I
>am getting hundreds of messages a day.
Make sure that the programs in question don't produce any output
(e.g. by redirecting the output to /dev/null.) Cron mailin
Just a quick question!!
How can I stop cron sending a message root everytime it runs a script. I
have a couple of cron jobs that run every 15 minutes and I am getting
hundreds of messages a day.
Thanks in advance.
Andrew
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Gerd Bavendiek wrote:
> gives me:
>
> ftp: connect: Connection refused
You get this error only when the other machine is up and running, your
machine manages to reach it, and finds that there is no FTP server on
the other machine waiting for new connections.
The culprit is usually in /etc/inetd.
Joe Reinhardt writes:
>
>
>I am having trouble with dpkg-ftp 1.4.0. I repeatedly get this error
>when trying to install:
>
>Processing status file...
>
>Processing Package files...
> unstable...
>Argument "" isn't numeric in ncmp at /usr/lib/dpkg/methods/ftp/install
>line 99,
> chunk 1441
Kevin Dalley writes:
>
>
>Try replacing cmpvers in /usr/lib/dpkg/methods/ftp/install with the
>following function. While the maintainer has not yet blessed this
>change, it seems to work for me.
>
># compare two versions (taken from dpkg docs)
>sub cmpvers {
>($a,$b) = @_;
>my ($cm, $ad,
> On Fri, 24 May 96 08:29 MET DST,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andreas Wehler) said:
Andreas> Does somone know how to avoid long lists of emacs-savings
Andreas> like that in the subject line? [...]
These files contain lists of filenames that Emacs has currently
auto-saved. You can use M-x r
I'll be making some press releases around the 1.1 release, and I need
testimonials and descriptions of interesting things that people are doing
with the system for use in the press release. Please take some time to think
about what you like most about Debian, and write it down. Write down what
you
Andreas Wehler wrote:
> Does somone know how to avoid long lists of emacs-savings like that
> in the subject line? They seem to be created only if the emacs is
> invoced on the local machine but not if started remotely via telnet
> etc. The saves-files contain files visited with that emacs-sess
> On 24 May 1996 13:25:40 +0200, Kai Grossjohann
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Kai> [[ Can't install netscape*.deb ]]
Thanks to everybody who answered. I know understand that I need to
get Netscape itself from ftp.netscape.com. Silly me, I should have
found that out by myself, especiall
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