How to view postscript files without X?

I am trying to use gs to view postscript files. I don't have X, and have tried the command gs -sDEVICE=linux try.ps I get a message that the clocks have not been set, and an offer to set them for me. After I have the machine do that and run gs again, I get illegal instruction (core dump

Re: Undefined module symbols

>DOSEMU: ttys lock: (/usr/spool/uucp/LCK .. mouse): No such file or dir. There is no /usr/spool/uucp/ directory so it can't make /usr/spool/uucp/LCK .. mouse I had a similar problem when I ran a non-Debian version of efax. It should use /var/lock/LCK..mouse instead. Maybe the directory DOSEMU u

Re: X authorization

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write: >How is the X authorization set up in Debian? > >I am running xdm and I discovered that only the login user can >start an X window. The 'MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE' authentication method is being used; only X clients with access to the appropriate 'cookie' (an autom

Re: Trouble with xdm

Marcelo Magallon wrote: > But if I run > xdm (from a root shell), it seems to start, but the login console never > shows up. Any pointers, please? This happened to me too, because I didn't configure xdm when I installed it (because I didn't have the right info at hand to configure the X server,

Re: newaliases script?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > Kevin> I've got an application I'm trying to install on my new Debian > Kevin> system and it is giving me a warning about a missing script (called > Kevin> newaliases). > [...] > Kevin> Anyone have any ideas about where I can find this script? > > miles:~ [root]

Re: newaliases script?

Kevin> I've got an application I'm trying to install on my new Debian Kevin> system and it is giving me a warning about a missing script (called Kevin> newaliases). [...] Kevin> Anyone have any ideas about where I can find this script? miles:~ [root] # zgrep newaliases /mirror/debian/rex

newaliases script?

I've got an application I'm trying to install on my new Debian system and it is giving me a warning about a missing script (called newaliases). I'm assuming this script somehow manages mail aliases (based on the type of app it is and the name), but other than that I don't know anything about i

Re: X authorization

> "dkklee" == dkklee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: dkklee> (1) when I try to start a window after 'su' to root. I dkklee> discovered this can be fixed if I do 'xhost dkklee> +mymachinename'. How to this automatically? A line in dkklee> Xaccess or some /etc/X11/X???.hosts file?