any word on when/if we'll have a bind 8.1.x package? It's
got some bugfixes and things over 4.9.x that make the
upgrade well worthwhile... I mailed the maintainer of
the bind package a few days ago but have no response yet.
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Stupid would have been not asking.
> On Thu, 17 Jul 1997, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
>
> > On Thu, 17 Jul 1997, Lazar Fleysher wrote:
> > mv .bash_login .bash_profile
> THANKS, I can not beleive how stupid I am.
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Hello,
I've just upgraded to Apache 1.2 by installing libc6 from unstable
and apache from project/experimental and so far it seems to run just
fine.
I saw someone write that they have the proxy module running under
same setup (stable, libc6, apache 1.2) but I can't find it anywere.
Could someone
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|and was hoping some other users out there encountered this...
|
|When I ssh onto machine, it displays the motd twice... any particular
|reason why?
In the remote machine's /etc/s
(I'm Cc:ing this to debian-devel in an effort to get it fixed. :))
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>When I start mc in a xterm I have trouble with the F-Keys:
>
>F1 gives P
>F2 gives Q
>F3 gives R
>F4 gives S
>
>F5 - F10 work just fine.
This is an old bug in the terminfo entry for xterm.
>>"Jaldhar H. Vyas" wrote:
>
>Have you linked with -ly. Is there a liby at all? The bison in
>bo (1.25-4) seems to be missing it altogether.
Dunno, it doesn't get past 'gcc -c' stage. It looks like gcc
doesn't understand "extern" anymore. As for liby, I don't
seem to have either.
FWIW, th
Hallo,
I installed hylafax_4.0.1-1_i386.deb, but it would not configure as a result of
some missing scripts.
When I tried to remove it, I could not. Here is the result of my effort:
dpkg --force-remove-reinstreq --purge hylafax
(Reading database
Thomas Baetzler wrote:
> I suppose this would work the same way as setting up any other remote
> printer: by creating a set of two spools. SDee the details in the
> LPR-HOWTO.
Where is the lpr howto? I don't see it in the debian howto package.
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> joost witteveen wrote:
> >
> > > What on earth is wrong? I have my symlinks (asm, linux, scsi) set
> > to
> > > the kernel's include directories correctly
> >
> > Just as a side note, that isn't correct. Those to asm, linux
> > directories
> > (don't know about scsi, but probably that one too)
Tommy Lakofski wrote:
>
> Is anyone aware of a problem with the version of Quota in hamm
> currently?
> It installs with no problems from quota_1.55-8.deb, but when starting
> quota, the quotacheck command segfaults before it gets anywhere.
> usrquota
> is enabled for the partition in /etc/fstab,
Johnny Stevenson wrote:
> I have no entry's in the menu's of fvwm2. I have just installed Debian
> 1.3.1 which is supposed to update the fvwm menus with all the packages
> installed on my machine.
>
> This has not happened. I searched and read through all the
> documentation I could find and fou
joost witteveen wrote:
>
> > What on earth is wrong? I have my symlinks (asm, linux, scsi) set
> to
> > the kernel's include directories correctly
>
> Just as a side note, that isn't correct. Those to asm, linux
> directories
> (don't know about scsi, but probably that one too) are provided by
>
>
>
> > You almost certainly can compile them
>
> OK. libc6 was one of the suspects when trying to compile lyx.
> ultimately I had to do a clean install (we hadn't found out about the
> hardware problems yet, either).
Note, BTW (just realise this) that if lynx has non-POSIX stuff in it
(forget
Hi
I have been trying to subscribe to the debian-alpha and debian-sparc
groups but find that I keep getting noting but useless errors back.
I also tried to subscribe using the mailing list form on the debian site
[is it just me or did it used to be easier to find things there in the past]
and it
At 11:31 AM 17/07/97 -0400, Chris Smith wrote:
>Ran the installation program from the official CD but when I try to boot
>from the hard drive I get a "1FA:" prompt. What does this mean? More
>importantly where can I find a list of such messages and there meanings?
>Thanks.
The 1FA: at boot is ac
Have you linked with -ly. Is there a liby at all? The bison in
bo (1.25-4) seems to be missing it altogether.
As a temporary measure, you can define it:
#define YYSTYPE int
in the declarations section of your .y file but I think this is a bug.
-- Jaldhar
On Sun, 20 Jul 1997,
Dima wrote:
> You almost certainly can compile them
OK. libc6 was one of the suspects when trying to compile lyx.
ultimately I had to do a clean install (we hadn't found out about the
hardware problems yet, either).
> You shouldn't use programmes that use xforms anyway, as it's non-free
> software. Thi
-
Hi,
anyone used flex & bison lately?
While compiling lex.yy.c gcc says "parse error
before yylval", which is defined in bison-generated
header as extern YYSTYPE. Bison part fails with too
many errors to list, "YYSTYPE undeclared" being one
of them.
>
> The burning quesiton on my mind is with regard to mixed applications.
> Lyx, in particular, relies on xpm and xforms, which are compiled with
> libc5. Can I stil compile lyx with libc6?
You almost certainly can compile them
You probably will not run into problems using the resulting binary,
The burning quesiton on my mind is with regard to mixed applications.
Lyx, in particular, relies on xpm and xforms, which are compiled with
libc5. Can I stil compile lyx with libc6?
rick
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On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, Paul Miller wrote:
> There are many packages which depend on libc5-dev. In the hamm version
> libc5-dev was changed to libc5-altdev to work around conflicts w/
> libc6... How can I change some of the packages (such as tcl7.6-dev)
> which d
> What on earth is wrong? I have my symlinks (asm, linux, scsi) set to
> the kernel's include directories correctly
Just as a side note, that isn't correct. Those to asm, linux directories
(don't know about scsi, but probably that one too) are provided by
the libc*-dev package, and you shouldn't
On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, Kevin J Poorman wrote:
> I saw it posted erialer but I acedently deleted it ...
>
> there is a bug? in the star office install script? something about
> lang=us_eg or some such could someone please repost this??
>
The .sd.sh script which StarOffice installs has:
#!/bin/bas
I'm investigating the package. If it looks useful, I'll be packaging
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On Sat, 19 Jul 1997, Alexander LIST wrote:
> is anyone working on a debianized version of the UMich LDAP package?
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I tried using the quota-1.55-8 package and I get a segmentfault when
the quotacheck is ran.. so I decided to compile it from the source
package (I also tried to use the regular distribution file) and this
is what happened:
# make
cc -O6 -fexpensive-opti
Using 4.01b6, I can send HTML as mail. I have the default selection set
to send both plain text and HTML without asking me.
That much works. HOWEVER, if you try to send to a newsgroup, you're
screwed. A window comes up titled "Netscae: HTML Mail Question". This
window worked fine in the last re
I am currently setting up suck, and thought that batchmode would suit
perfectly, but that requires something called "innxmit". Does anyone
know if there's a debian package containing this somewhere?
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is anyone working on a debianized version of the UMich LDAP package?
thanx for any hints
alex
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> "PIS" == Pedro I Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PIS> 2. /etc/init.d/xdm is empty so my PC doesn't boot into X
PIS> automatically. If I execute xdm manually everything is ok.
In the same dir you I found a file called xdm.dpkg-new (or somesuch).
I renamed this to xdm, and I was up and r
Any hot tips regarding what soundcard I ought to get for my
Linux box? Preferably one which is well supported, won't bother
my CPU all that much, and of course sounds good. I am currently
considering the Ensoniq Soundscape Elite or the Soundscape
VIVO 90. The 'supported' part isn't really all that
>I have managed to send mail from the Win95 box but cannot seem to get the
setup right to allow the Win95 box to use the Linux box as a mail server.
Can someone point me to some documentation on how to do this?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Ross
You will need to setup a pop3 server on your linux box. T
On Sat, 19 Jul 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
>I wrote:
>
>> Perhaps someone here works with 2.1.x kernels and can tell me what I'm
>> missing... I needed to install 2.1.45 to get some hardware working.
>> My newly compiled 2.1.45 can't handle DOS filesystems correctly:
>
>Apparently Linus sa
Alex Yukhimets writes:
> > I saw it posted erialer but I acedently deleted it ...
> >
> > there is a bug? in the star office install script? something about
> > lang=us_eg or some such could someone please repost this??
>
> Sure. You would have to change the value of LANG variable from "us" to
>
> Mark Lever writes:
Mark> Hi, I use gnus and rmail. I've been using rmail for so long
Mark> now, and it is limited. Someone mentioned here that they
Mark> use gnus for their mail and different folders contained
Mark> different types of mail. Could they elaborate and explain
I have a Win95 machine connected to a Linux box which in turn is connected to
the Internet.
I have my Linux box retrieving mail from my many mailboxes and bringing them to
gether into one account. For this I am currently using Sendmail.
I have managed to send mail from the Win95 box but cannot
I wrote:
> Perhaps someone here works with 2.1.x kernels and can tell me what I'm
> missing... I needed to install 2.1.45 to get some hardware working.
> My newly compiled 2.1.45 can't handle DOS filesystems correctly:
Apparently Linus said that FAT was broken in 2.1.45
I was told to try 2.1.
Perhaps someone here works with 2.1.x kernels and can tell me what I'm
missing... I needed to install 2.1.45 to get some hardware working.
My newly compiled 2.1.45 can't handle DOS filesystems correctly:
$ ls /dos
ls: /dos/ibmbio.com: No such file or directory
ls: /dos/ibmdos.com: No such file
Ralph Winslow wrote:
>
> Syd Alsobrook wrote:
> >
> > Just a curious question, does anyone know if linux in general and
> Debian in
> > particular are year 2000 compliant?
>
> We're OK until 2017 (and since I'll surely have a 64-bit system by
> then,
> 'til hell freezes over) for 32-bit systems.
On Wed, 16 Jul 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Johann Spies wrote:
> > I am using efax with a Zoltrix 14400 modem. I have no problem with faxes
> > sent from my machine, but the ones I received so far are all vertically
> > compressed. The width is ok but the height is about half what it should
> I saw it posted erialer but I acedently deleted it ...
>
> there is a bug? in the star office install script? something about
> lang=us_eg or some such could someone please repost this??
Sure. You would have to change the value of LANG variable from "us" to
"en_US" in .sd.sh or .sd.csh scripts
> I was confused about libs. Now I think I understand. For instance, if I
> use
> gcc, I must use libc5 or libc6 depending upon whether gcc was compiled using
> libc5 or libc6 respectively. Is this correct?
Well, it's correct in the sence that it is happens to be true for most of
the Debian
Manoj Srivastava wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm afraid I don't quite understand your question. The kernel
> does nothing special for libc6 dependent stuff. As long as you have
> the shared library installed, the executables that depend on them
> will work, even with older kernels.
>
> The
On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, Ralph Winslow wrote:
> > claimed that Apache was used in about 50% of sites and Netscape/MS were
> > barely more than 10 each!
>
> That jibes with the O'Reilly article; apache 60%, Netscape ~25%??, MS
> ~10%, the rest <7%.
A pity not too many people has discovered Roxen (www
Bob Nielsen writes:
> > You can download the RPMs from caldera. They are on the caldera ftp site
> > but
> > in a hidden directory so you will have to go to http://www.caldera.com and
> > fill
> > out a survey for them before they give you the path to download it from.
> >
> > On 17-Jul-97 Tim
Hi ,
does anyone have any idea why my keyboard would stop working under X?
i can type my name into xdm just fine but after that it just doesnt work.
Any helpful hints or suggestion would be much appreciated
David Nillesen
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Stig Are M. Botterli wrote:
>
> On 16-Jul-97 Rick Hawkins wrote:
> >> My conclusion is if I buy my new boc next week I should buy a Intel,
> >> if I buy next year PPC or Alpha. Right?
> >
> >this is pretty much what i've come to. If i could buy an atx ppc
> >motherboard now, I would. but i can't
On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, Behan Webster wrote:
> Perhaps using xfs should be made the default then.
>
> It should be just as simple to have either be used as long as all
> font packages register themselves with both /etc/X11/XF86Config and
> /etc/X11/xfs/config.
Oh!
That reminds me, while the nice
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: > The ALT key in X11 isn't working right. I have just installed
: XFree86, the > SVGA server for the Matrox Millenium (4MB WRAM), and I
: am not sure what I > did or didn't do, or could have done to make
: this key work right. Is it the > Keyboard setup in the instal
Ingo Fischenich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> Use the package *recode*, so you can do "recode ibmpc:latin1 html-file.html"
But recode's ibmpc uses the default DOS codepage, while Win95 and NT
use Latin 1 with extra characters, so anything like Ö will get
destroyed. dos2unix might be bett
I saw it posted erialer but I acedently deleted it ...
there is a bug? in the star office install script? something about
lang=us_eg or some such could someone please repost this??
-Thanks
-Kevin
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"Robert D. Hilliard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What is the standard (if there is a standard) routing that MTAs
> use to route bounced mail? Do they use the FROM: field or the
> Return-Path: field?
It should be the Return-Path: field (or rather, the MAIL FROM: SMTP
command that was used
Tommy Lakofski wrote:
>
> Is anyone aware of a problem with the version of Quota in hamm
> currently?
> It installs with no problems from quota_1.55-8.deb, but when starting
> quota, the quotacheck command segfaults before it gets anywhere.
> usrquota
> is enabled for the partition in /etc/fstab,
There are many packages which depend on libc5-dev. In the hamm version
libc5-dev was changed to libc5-altdev to work around conflicts w/
libc6... How can I change some of the packages (such as tcl7.6-dev)
which depend on libc5-dev to libc5-dev | libc5-altdev? or are there
tcl7.6-dev/tk4.2-dev pa
Hi -
> "Rick" == Rick Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rick> I"m trying to run nethack. however, i get repsonses to hte
Rick> effect of
Rick> No write permission to lock /var/lib/games/nethack/perm!
Rick> checking the permissions,
Rick> 0 -rw-rw-r-- 1 root ga
I've rebooted the machine, and all work's again.. :)
Any ideas?
Thank's for all help!
Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> Carlos Marcos Kakihara wrote:
>
> > Hi, I'm using tkdesk_1.0b1-1.deb and I'm getting the following
> > errors:
> > [stress]:~$ tkdesk &
> > [1] 745
>
Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
>
> On Thu, 17 Jul 1997, Behan Webster wrote:
>
> > in /etc/X11/XF86Config instead of using xfs. On most stand-alone
> > machines, xfs is overkill, as far as I can tell.
>
> The nice people on #gimp told me that xfs makes things more responsive
> because the XServer does
Is anyone aware of a problem with the version of Quota in hamm currently?
It installs with no problems from quota_1.55-8.deb, but when starting
quota, the quotacheck command segfaults before it gets anywhere. usrquota
is enabled for the partition in /etc/fstab, and I had no problems with
quota befo
>You didn't say so in your post, so I'm going to assume you may not have
done >some of the additional steps to get your modules compiled and installed.
Aha! "additional steps" I thought there might be some of those.
You guys on the debian-user list always have the answer.
Thanks Mike
David De
> "Paul" == Paul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> How can I install *BOTH* libc5 and libc6?? Can't we all just
Paul> get along? -Paul
As people have said, you can install them both--the packages named
'libc5' and 'libc6'. The complications are in the '-dev' packages and
the
Hello All:
I have noticed a lot of traffic recently on how the obsolete package
'base' can be removed. This is a detailed description of what I did. If
there are any flaws in this let me know, otherwise, this could be used as
a guide for those who want to remove the "offender".
Cheers,
Carlo
On Fri, 18 Jul 1997, jr wrote:
> I install Debian 1.3.1 today (i use Red Hat before) and when I start X
> whitn "startx" all its OK. But when I wnat more color depth, I use
>
> "startx -- -bpp 16"
>
> but then my screen are flicking and the resolution down very much (much
> like EGA card)wh
hello all...
well my question is:
i want to settup my modem, but i can get that linux start my modem.. this
one is on COM3 how do i do for settup my modem
thank
RAFEL CASTILLO MEJIA
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