On Sun, 2 Jun 1996, Amos Shapira wrote:
> Then maybe the warning signs in the ftp sites should be updated? Back when
> I went for Debian I saw lots of them lying around (and so I went to 0.93R6,
> which indeed prooved less stable than "unstable"), as well as when I mirrored
> unstable 1.1.
My 0.
While reading replies to my recent questions posed to debian-users, I was
once again reminded of why I chose and continue to choose to be a part of
the Debian community. In a period of less than 24 hours I received help
and advice from others, many located in other parts of the world. I wish
I c
On Sun, 2 Jun 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Yes, it's time for us to remove 0.93 from the FTP site. I'll think about
> this for a while before I do it, though.
Lets be kind to our mirrors.. :)
We also need to move the 1.1 into place when this happens.
Then we need to create the next gener
> /mnt and execute MAKEDEV in /mnt/dev.
>
Tried that but that doesn't seem to be the problem.
What should mtab have in it after a shutdown?
I noticed that the new quota package accesses it
with the new program that makes sparse files.
Could that be a problem?
I didn't see anything particularly
On Sun, 2 Jun 1996, Bruce Perens wrote:
> Yes, it's time for us to remove 0.93 from the FTP site. I'll think about
> this for a while before I do it, though.
I vote for not deleting it but for renaming to obsolete or old.
We should not remove the last stable version before 1.1 is released and
pr
Yes, it's time for us to remove 0.93 from the FTP site. I'll think about
this for a while before I do it, though.
Bruce
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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>
>On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Guy Maor wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Richard Lovison wrote:
>>
>> > While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
>> > by using "b" or "^B".
>>
>> more can't go backwards on unseekable files, like p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Brian C. White) wrote on 30.05.96 in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > >> There is indeed a Debian-ized version of the kernel. The package is
> > >> called kernel-image.
> >
> > You could also grab the raw source and use kernel-package
> > package to generate your new image pack
On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Richard Lovison wrote:
>
> While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
> by using "b" or "^B". Has anyone else experienced this? My current
> version of man is 2.3.10-11. If I just use "more" to read a text file,
> everything works fine.
>
If
Martin Konold wrote:
> > Why don't you try installing Debian 1.1 beta instead of 0.93R6? It's
> > located in the unstable directory of your friendly Debian mirror site.
> > but don't be misled by the 'unstable' name... 1.1 is now in late beta and
> > is quite stable now. And the installation proces
Hi,
I have seen this with the latest net packages in most version
since 1.3.95, I think. Still happens at 1.99.8, but less so than some
earlier kernels. I have yet to boot 1.99.10.
Hasn't caused my any problems, but YMMV.
manoj
--
"Bond reflected that good Americ
I started with slack 3 and the 1.2.13 kernel. I have since updated
libraries, binutils, module utilities and the kernel (1.3.100). I
have to boot 1.2.13 to make anything. I get a floating point exception
when I type "ps aux". I have a 386 without FPU. I thought I would try
the Debian binaries. Is t
> > I do agree. You really should go for 1.1 beta. This version is supposed
>
> Then maybe the warning signs in the ftp sites should be updated? Back when
> I went for Debian I saw lots of them lying around (and so I went to 0.93R6,
> which indeed prooved less stable than "unstable"), as well as
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
>
> Hi,
> >>"Brian" == Brian C White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> >> There is indeed a Debian-ized version of the kernel. The package
> >> is >> called kernel-image.
I'm still looking for this kernel-image package. Can't find it in the ls-lR
files.
>
> >> You cou
Gerd Bavendiek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> on a quite recently installed Debian-1.1 box I sometimes encounter the
> following.
>
> koko:/root>>> ping us1by-6
> PING us1by-6 (156.53.107.26): 56 data bytes
>
> --- us1by-6 ping statistics ---
> 5 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% pack
Gerd Bavendiek wrote:
> on a quite recently installed Debian-1.1 box I sometimes encounter the
> following.
>
> koko:/root>>> ping us1by-6
> PING us1by-6 (156.53.107.26): 56 data bytes
>
> --- us1by-6 ping statistics ---
> 5 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss
>
> Socket de
Derek Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> ALso, is there a debian package for MailCrypt (Emacs/PGP interface)?
> I found a package for auto-pgp, but it appears that I have to use
> emacs rmail to take advantage of it...
>
I uploaded a mailcrypt package last weekend, mailcrypt-3.4-1.all.deb.
--
On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Guy Maor wrote:
> On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Richard Lovison wrote:
>
> > While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
> > by using "b" or "^B".
>
> more can't go backwards on unseekable files, like pipes for example.
> (man pipes the data out to the
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Hi,
>
>on a quite recently installed Debian-1.1 box I sometimes encounter the
>following.
>
>koko:/root>>> ping us1by-6
>PING us1by-6 (156.53.107.26): 56 data bytes
>
>--- us1by-6 ping statistics ---
>5 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet
Mark Eichin said:
> There are actually a number of "unstable" packages that don't work
> under 1.2.13 -- most have explicit dependencies (diald used to, for
> example) but some don't. BIND, for example, needs the "ip_options"
> support that was added in 1.3 (though I've submitted a reasonably
> cle
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Dale Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I was using my linux box today and noticed that
>when I logged out on a tty the boo login prompt
>did not return. I then rebooted and all of a sudden
>the kernel stoips booting at INIT: Booting v2.61.
>It stops here and will
Hi,
on a quite recently installed Debian-1.1 box I sometimes encounter the
following.
koko:/root>>> ping us1by-6
PING us1by-6 (156.53.107.26): 56 data bytes
--- us1by-6 ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100% packet loss
Socket destroy delayed (r=0 w=1340)
|
Scott Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> traceroute: IP_HDRINCL: Protocol not available
I've also noticed this under 1.2.13. (the same package works fine on
my 1.3.79 machine, and I should really update both kernels...)
There are actually a number of "unstable" packages that don't work
under 1.
IP forwarding used to work just fine and now it won't.
The output of ifconfig and route _look_ ok and I can't
think what is wrong.
IP-forwarding was enabled in the make config, but how
can I tell if it actually in the kernel?
All ideas welcome.
Lindsay
On Sat, 1 Jun 1996, Richard Lovison wrote:
> While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
> by using "b" or "^B". Has anyone else experienced this? My current
> version of man is 2.3.10-11. If I just use "more" to read a text file,
> everything works fine.
more ca
I think "more" won't scroll back when it is reading a pipe, only when
it is reading a file. Man drives it with a pipe.
Bruce
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Bruce Perens AB6YM [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.hams.com/
> BTW: When will 1.1 be released?
I am uploading yet another pass at the installation floppies today.
We're also dealing with some FTP site problems. I'm going to make a new
"stable" archive this week, and will let that propogate out to all of
the FTP mirrors. We then will give it a few more days
> Also perhaps how I could also start my sendmail configuration
> as if I only just installed it. I seem to have edited it
> too many times and cant put it back the right way.
> ie Do I deselect it, remove it and then reinstate it ?
You should be able to reconfigure sendmail by running `sendmailco
While using man to read a manpage I am not able to scroll backwards a page
by using "b" or "^B". Has anyone else experienced this? My current
version of man is 2.3.10-11. If I just use "more" to read a text file,
everything works fine.
Richard
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