>
> Hi,
> I have some problems with man2html, it doesn't appear to work correctly.
> The cgi script seems to be unable to display most of the man page. For
[...]
> Dany Dionne
When I installed man2html, netscape was unable to find the stuff needed,
because netscape expected them to be in so
Never mind. I see the cast patch and I'll make sure that gets included.
Thanks
Bruce
Jon Phipps writes:
> I have asked this before but got no response to it: if any one knows
> where I can find the PGP-US || PGP-I files please let me know. If they
> are supplied by some other package(s) please let me know that also. I
> have several *.debs that depend on them and have been unable
You had that problem on Debian _1.2_ ??? I thought that was fixed in 1.2 .
Bruce
On Sat, 22 Mar 1997, Michael Iles wrote:
[spip] referring to cfdisk w/ disks > 2G
>
> FATAL ERROR: Cannot seek on disk drive
>
After a suggestion on the BUG report system i have put the cast (ext2_loff_t)
at two places in the source file. It seems to work now. Specialists please
verify th
I am using cvs with the file repository on the machine in my office.
I would like to be able to manipulate these files from the machine at
home. Both are running Debian Linux and both have the cvs package
installed.
The machine at home will communicate via a PPP connection and will
have a dynamic
Jeff Shilt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Minicom doesn't recover when I have partial files.
Well, technically, it's lrzsz that acts that way.
This is because there is no recovery code in lrzsz (at least, there
wasn't any last time I looked really hard---however I no longer
actively use zmodem, and
On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, Curtis L. Daugaard wrote:
> Before I changed to Debian, I could swear that under Slackware I was
> able to use my MS serial mouse in X-Windows without first killing gpm.
> No more. X refuses to start, complaining "device in use."
>
> I've tried everything I can think of bas
Minicom doesn't recover when I have partial files. It sees it and skips to
the next file or stops the download. I'm usually downloading from my school
shell account. I type sz files and minicom automatically starts download.
In the setup it says it's running rz -vv for zmodem downloads.
> "Michael" == Michael Iles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> I have only one physical drive, a 3.8 gig Quantum Fireball
Michael> that Linux = correctly detects. (At least I think it does;
Michael> I can see its name go by = in all the hardware information
Michael> that Linux prints
>Thanks for the help - it does compile with g++ instead of gcc, but the
>executable produced isn't doing anything. Here's what i'm doing:
>
>//test.c
>#include
>
>main(){
> cout << "Hello there.";
>}
>
>The test file doesn't print out anything when I run it.
Append a \n to your string. Or inc
Non-destructive partitioning is more difficult to do for ext2 than for MSDOS
as ext2 distributes blocks across the entire partition rather than building
linearly from zero. This is done for rotational efficiency, and is a discussion
in itself. FIPS works because it's possible to squeeze an MSDOS pa
I have asked this before but got no response to it: if any one knows
where I can find the PGP-US || PGP-I files please let me know. If they
are supplied by some other package(s) please let me know that also. I
have several *.debs that depend on them and have been unable to find
them anywhere.
Hel
Before I changed to Debian, I could swear that under Slackware I was
able to use my MS serial mouse in X-Windows without first killing gpm.
No more. X refuses to start, complaining "device in use."
I've tried everything I can think of based on the documentation for gpm,
including invoking the -M
> As root, what if I want to keep a file in someones directory without them
> deleteing it ?
Using conventional Unix permissions, that is indeed the case. Note that
this so for all Unix-like systems, not just Linux. Root generally keeps
important files in root's own directories.
Using ACLs you mi
On Sun, 23 Mar 1997, Ken Gaugler wrote:
> Ran into this error when trying to use the GIMP:
> shmget failed: Function not implemented
> gimp fatal error: shmget failed!
> Is there something I need to configure to get the function shmget
> working?
It's your kernel compiled with SYSV IPC support?
Hello,
I'm looking for an FTP'able partitioning tool that handles Extended
partitions and is non-distructive.
What could I Use?
Thanx -- Greg.
Ran into this error when trying to use the GIMP:
shmget failed: Function not implemented
gimp fatal error: shmget failed!
Is there something I need to configure to get the function shmget
working?
Thanks!
--
Ken Gaugler N6OSK Santa Clara, California
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] URL: http://www.
Hi!
Two weeks ago there was an announcement of oldmitpthreads package which
contains MIT Pthreads library. I haven't been able to find it since then. I
have seen the recent list of packages still in Incoming but oldmitpthreads is
not there. It just disappeared.
Where is it?
Thanks!
Josip
P.S.
Hi,
I have some problems with man2html, it doesn't appear to work correctly.
The cgi script seems to be unable to display most of the man page. For
example, if i try with ls, i receive the error message from netscape :
Documents contains no data
However, it's false, if i try a man ls on the u
> "bates" == Douglas Bates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bates> Are there any such emacs-based MUA's that support IMAP? Does gnus
bates> do so?
There will soon be IMAP support in Gnus. The Gnus FAQ has a pointer to the
alpha IMAP code.
Gnus FAQ: http://www.miranova.com/~steve/gnus-faq.html
On Mar 03, 1997 at 05:54:28PM -0800, Thought wrote:
> If your old drive was for DOS, does DOS see the partition anymore? For
> example, is there still a C: but it's unreadable (Invalid Media), or is
> there just no C:? I've accidently been in a fdisk (I think it was linux)
> and deleted one of my
Hi *,
I got Bongo running - but the tuner does not. JDK is jdk-static-1.0.2-7.
Bongo and Tuner are 1.0 (available at www.blackdown.org).
Hints welcome!
By
Töns
On Sat, 22 Mar 1997, Ken Gaugler wrote:
[snip]
>
> I am not worried about gwm: I don't use it anyway. But I am
> worried about trashing all my other X stuff if I install this
> package.
>
> Is it OK to upgrade to xlib6 and let the chips fall where they
> may with respect to elf-x11r6lib, or w
On Fri, 21 Mar 1997, John Goerzen wrote:
> But that still doesn't solve the problem of viewing the Unix print
> queue from within Windows. That works with regular lpr, but not lprng.
i had no problems with the print queue when i used it on my system. this
was with win95, not win3 if that makes a
I would like to find out how to get the ZIP drive drivers running that will
enable sharing of the parallel port. I have tried to download the parport
patches for 2.1.29 from http://www.cyberelk.demon.ac.uk, but cannot get them
to patch the kernel sources (original) cleanly. I would be interested
Hello,
I have just started using debian and there is an area
of interest to me, learning basic programming. i have
used some of the borland products and now have an older
version of visual basic. my question is how does the
combination of x and the native packages available for
debian compare
Still trying to get gimp-smotif to run. However can't install gimp
until I have xlib6 installed. When trying to install xlib6 I get
error messages:
bash# dpkg -i xlib6_3.2-1a.1_i386.deb
dpkg: considering removing xlib in favour of xlib6 ...
dpkg: no, cannot remove xlib (--auto-deconfigure will h
If your old drive was for DOS, does DOS see the partition anymore? For
example, is there still a C: but it's unreadable (Invalid Media), or is
there just no C:? I've accidently been in a fdisk (I think it was linux)
and deleted one of my DOS partitions on accident, and got REALLY lucky
because I
ls --color=auto will do it. man ls
On Sat, 22 Mar 1997, johannes martinez wrote:
> What files does one have to edit to get ls to display colors? And as a
> total aside, how do you get xdm working? It says starting xdm at the
> end of my boot but all i get is a nice console prompt.
>
> johanne
( Re Message From: Nick Cropper )
>
> Help!
> During a long and complicated floppy installation (trouble due
> to DOS's fdisk -- not debian) I managed to initialise my old
> harddisk (containing all my files) instead of my new one. It
> was just an initialisation (no surface/low-level scan) which
Help!
During a long and complicated floppy installation (trouble due
to DOS's fdisk -- not debian) I managed to initialise my old
harddisk (containing all my files) instead of my new one. It
was just an initialisation (no surface/low-level scan) which
is why I'm still holding a glimmer of hope t
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