>>"Paul" == Paul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Paul> is there a way I can prevent users from looking at other user's
Paul> dirs and still have the public_html function of apache (v1.2.1)?
Not trivially. The http server process runs as user www-data
(for apache, boa runs as user nobo
I just installed Debian 1.3.1, and spent several harrowing hours getting
exactly the packages I want (working out dependancies, etc.) I was just
about to celebrate, when bam, I realized there were no /etc/rc[0-6]
directories
I'm assuming they haven't been renamed (they are on my Debian 1.3 sy
Hi,
>>"Alex" == Alex Yukhimets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> There was some brief discussion of calling Debian 2.0 "woody",
>> after the main character of the movie, but we quickly realized the
>> possible unwanted confusion that would result.
>> An american, heh? It has some rather, ... umm..
Hello All,
Once in a while I need a file or two from the /debian/Incoming directory at
master.debian.org. Since they only have a five user anonymous ftp limit it's
very hard to access the site. Most of the time you can't get in.
It would be great if several mirror sites additionally mirrored on
Kevin Traas wrote:
>
> I ran into this exact same problem Extremely frustrating!!!
> Unfortunately, this was about 6 months ago, and, of course, I didn't
> document the solution (I'm always meaning to get around to
> that...) However, I seem to remember that my problem was
> with
is there a way I can prevent users from looking at other user's dirs and
still have the public_html function of apache (v1.2.1)?
Paul
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> >> There was some brief discussion of calling Debian 2.0 "woody",
> >> after the main character of the movie, but we quickly realized the
> >> possible unwanted confusion that would result.
>
> jghasler> Doesn't seem any more or less confusing than "bo", "rex",
> jghasler> etc.
>
> An a
anyone have the setup to view deb files with mc (Midnight Commander) as
it can with tar.gz, rpm, etc..?
Paul
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My Midnigth Commander don't work well.
F1,F2,F3, and F4 don't make their functions. Why?
What can i do to solve this problem in my spanish keyboard
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> > Did you try to configure manually the properties of these directories?
> > For
> > example, if you have a directory /pub and want an anonymous either
> > *read*
> > it, type "chmod 5 /pub" or *read n'write* it, type "chmod 7 /pub".
> > Regards
> > Bruno
>
> I already check that.. the ftp (anon
Just to pitch in :)
The web server/ftp server at CFNi has 128 MB RAM. I put a 240 MB
Quantum in the box for the sole purpose of serving as a swap device.
The server sees a good load now and then, but I've never seen it swap
unless I'm running vi. At least, that seems to make it swap ... it's
onl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I wrote:
> > But why is it good to choose names that don't reflect *anything*?
>
> Scott K. Ellis writes:
> > They do, they are the codename for the version,...
>
> What secrets are being protected by this code?
And since when does a name have to reflect anything?
Hi,
>>"jghasler" == jghasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jghasler> What secrets are being protected by this code?
If I told you that, I would have to kill you ;-)
>> ...similar to the codenames that Microsoft...
jghasler> Oh. Well, if *Microsoft* does it, it *must* be a good idea.
Hi,
>>"jghasler" == jghasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jghasler> Buddha Buck writes:
>> Thus there are two good reasons why the distribution _name_ (be it
>> rex or bo or unreleased-1.3) shouldn't change.
>> Because of that, it is good to choose names that don't reflect the
>> release status of
Hi,
You don't say what the compilation warnings were, which make
it difficult to comment, since the warning could be critical.
Secondly, see if you can find a vmlinuz (note the z) file,
which should have been produced if you said make zlilo. This should
be smaller, and if compi
Hi,
Peter is right. You can watch your memory utilization using
someting like xsysinfo or xmem or free, and see how close you get. I
have 96M of RAM, I use swap space of about 3 times my RAM. I have yet
to see swap touched (I usually have an emacs and an Xemacs process up
all the time)
> I wrote:
> > But why is it good to choose names that don't reflect *anything*?
>
> Scott K. Ellis writes:
> > They do, they are the codename for the version,...
>
> What secrets are being protected by this code?
None. Codes don't exist just to make things secret. Code names can
and do exist
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Bruno O. M. Simoes wrote:
> Hi
> I already compiled the kernel but couldn't make it bootable from HD for
> lilo.
> I followed 2 diferent steps:
> 1. Making zlilo : It didn't work. An compilation error occured.
> 2. Using "make", I moved the new vmlinux
Hi all,
Just thought I would let ya knowDebian is getting some free
publicity among Metamail users these days. A few months ago a CERT
advisory(ftp://info.cert.org/pub/cert_advisories/CA-97.14.metamail)
was issued about Metamail and problems with the CSH code used in which
security could be
> > Actually mine *is* a 3c905. Like I say, it works great and I haven't
> > patched the kernel. I just use the 2.0.30 kernel-source package.
>
> You didn't, but Debian did. The kernel-source package replaces the
> 3c59x.c file with a slightly more recent one from the author that works
> under re
Thanks very much for the timely tip
I just got a new notebook PC at work on Monday and went with WinNT over
Win95 - it's unfortunate that I must use Win at all :-( Anyway, I ran
into this exact problem yesterday, but haven't had a chance to begin
troubleshooting it yet.
Now, fortunatel
Hi
I already compiled the kernel but couldn't make it bootable from HD for
lilo.
I followed 2 diferent steps:
1. Making zlilo : It didn't work. An compilation error occured.
2. Using "make", I moved the new vmlinux to /boot/vmlinuz , started
"liloconfig" and it comp
Bruno O. M. Simoes wrote:
>
> Hi Paul
>
> Did you try to configure manually the properties of these directories?
> For
> example, if you have a directory /pub and want an anonymous either
> *read*
> it, type "chmod 5 /pub" or *read n'write* it, type "chmod 7 /pub".
> Regards
> Bruno
I already ch
I wonder if it is possible to install a single package in an alternative
path. I have limited disk space, but would like to install some larger
packages for trial purposes in temporarily mounted areas then decide
whether to make room for them. Is this possible using dpkg?
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Shaya Potter wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jul 1997, Anand Kumria wrote:
>
> > On another topic entirely, why is the version number in the package name?
> > I thought that version numbers were supposed to be in the debian filename.
>
> No, it's there so you can install xemacs19 and xe
On Thu, 24 Jul 1997, Anand Kumria wrote:
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> On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Victor Torrico wrote:
>
> > Has anyone had success running the new debian xemacs20 package in hamm?
> >
> > Mine installs OK but dumps core when run and wont come up on the screen.
>
> On ano
Adrian Bridgett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can't see the non-US directory on sunsite - do they mirrror it?
I don't think they do, but ftp.mcc.ac.uk do :-
ftp://ftp.mcc.ac.uk/pub/linux/distributions/Debian-non-US/>
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Victor Torrico wrote:
> Has anyone had success running the new debian xemacs20 package in hamm?
>
> Mine installs OK but dumps core when run and wont come up on the screen.
On another topic entirely, why is the version number in the packag
I can't see the non-US directory on sunsite - do they mirrror it?
TIA
Adrian
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tmiller writes:
> Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> There have been a few people asking about problems with PCMCIA for
>> Debian 1.3. The pcmcia-modules packages provided by Debian 1.3 are
>> broken.
> Odd; PCMCIA was the only major component that *didn't* give me
> problems when I
Jim Pick writes:
> "J. Paul Bruns-Bielkowicz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I just ran dselect and tried to install xserver-vga1. I downloaded
>> the current version of Linux (Debian 1.3) about a week ago. During
>> the first installation of xserver-vga1 the system asked me for
>> configuration i
Hi:
My disk space is full while I was installing packages by using
"dpkg -i package.deb".
Then, I cannot access my original status, that is,
"dpkg -l" shows nothing.
It seems some data files in /var/lib/dpkg are lost.
How can I restore my original setting..?
Thanks
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Shaleh wrote:
> I have 64 mb of RAM, what is a good size for my swap partition??
How about whatever you need?
My old computer had 24 MB of RAM and I used to swap about 15 MB
(typically).
I now have 64 MB on a new computer and have not enebled a swap
partition (or file) yet. I'm waiting to put
I wrote:
> But why is it good to choose names that don't reflect *anything*?
Scott K. Ellis writes:
> They do, they are the codename for the version,...
What secrets are being protected by this code?
> ...similar to the codenames that Microsoft...
Oh. Well, if *Microsoft* does it, it *must* be
Has anyone had success running the new debian xemacs20 package in hamm?
Mine installs OK but dumps core when run and wont come up on the screen.
Victor
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Hi there,
I recently upgraded two Debian machines and installed it afrsh on two
others. They are all running 1.3.1
I found that when I installed it freshly the machines hang just after they
load the serial module. Both the machines this is happening too are fairly
standard.
Machine 1, medusa,
anonymous ftp users can't see any directories.. they can change to them,
but can see anything...??? I used the package defaults.. what could be
wrong?
-Paul
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Mark Mabry wrote:
>
> Last month Sylvain Briole wrote about this problem that I am now also
> experiencing:
>
> bash# sendfax -x 5 -v 5551212 fax.g3
> Trying fax device '/dev/ttyS0'... OK.
> sendfax: cannot set fax station ID
>
> Changing the sendfax.config value for the fax id does not se
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, tyc wrote:
> hi.
>
> Whow can I make "vim" my default editor?
>
Add
export EDITOR=vim
to your .bash_profile and .bashrc
Shaya
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Whow can I make "vim" my default editor?
thanks
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Shaya Potter wrote:
> Just wanted everyone to know, cheapbytes is starting to mail the 2 CD
> debian set today.
>
> Shaya
Got mine from cheapbytes last Friday. 1.3.1 installed with no problems.
Victor
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> Dear reader
>
> I just ran dselect and tried to install xserver-vga1. I downloaded the
> current version of Linux (Debian 1.3) about a week ago. During the first
> installation of xserver-vga1 the system asked me for configuration
> information. I replied yes. This is the error printou
At 11:41 AM 23/07/97 +0001, Jakob Borg wrote:
>I want to enable the users of my webserver to use certain CGI-scripts
>(provided by me) by using mod_include.
>To do that, one would use the tag ,
>but one could also use the .
>That last possiblity is what I want to eliminate. One way would be to
>rem
I have a 1.3 gb Maxtor on a 6x86 150+. I will be using this machine as
a single user Un*x/Linux learning tool. I will be using various
programs and generally experimenting. Sorry I did not realize that I
left off some info.
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Hi,
is there somebody who can explain me how to burn a CD with Debian/Linux
1.3? I installed the debian-cd package, but it doesn't contain any
documentation and besides that, it only writes a isofs to a file. So how
do I get this file on my CD?
I previously used xcdroast to write a Debian distrib
Hi, there are a couple of things to consider ie 1) is a single user
system or a multi-user 2) how much space do you have to allocate to a
swap partition 3) What type of processes are you running ( are they
memory hogs)
Now that I have probably made you really mad. here is what i think
single us
On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Tim wrote:
> I recently was able to download StarOffice and get it untarred, etc..
> Now, I need to upgrade libc5 to libc5.4.4 or greater. In the Debian
> packages, I noticed there was no > 5.4.4. So here's the question: If
> anyone else has installed StarOffice, how did you
I have 64 mb of RAM, what is a good size for my swap partition??
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Jason Costomiris wrote:
> On Tue, 22 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Currently I'm running kernel 2.0.6, and haven't noticed any major
> > problems with it. I normally stick to the "If it 'ain't broke, don't fix
> > it" rule, but I'm wondering if there are any re
At 11:57 AM 7/23/97 -0400, you wrote:
>The numbers increment after each dot sequencially, therefore 5.4.10 would
>be after 5.4.9, and 5.4.33 is the latest release version of libc5.
Uh.. ok.. :) I can't believe I missed that..
Thanks,
Tim
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> At 09:19 AM 7/23/97 +0200, you wrote:
> >I have a Debian 1.3.1 system with libc5.4.33 installed:
> >
> >Package :
> > libc5
>
> >Why do you think there is no package with libc5.4. > 5.4.4 ?
>
> Well... I thought
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On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> W Paul Mills wrote:
> Actually mine *is* a 3c905. Like I say, it works great and I haven't
> patched the kernel. I just use the 2.0.30 kernel-source package.
You didn't, but Debian did. The kernel-source package
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On 22 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Buddha Buck writes:
> > Thus there are two good reasons why the distribution _name_ (be it rex or
> > bo or unreleased-1.3) shouldn't change.
>
> Nor did I suggest that it should.
>
> > Because of that, it is good to c
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello, I have trouble getting sound out of my PC under Debian.
> I tried consulting some of the doc's and Linux HOWTO's in vain.
> (a bit too complex for a Linux newbie I'm afraid)
>
> I (seem to) have a "Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 Plug & Play"
>
>Hello, I have two debian systems behind an ip masqed box.
>One of the systems has no problem accessing the packages file at
>ftp.debian.org
>while the other system cannot find the packages file no matter what ftp
>server I use.
>These two machines were set up from the same base and are identical
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Mark Phillips wrote:
> There have been a few people asking about problems with PCMCIA for
> Debian 1.3. The pcmcia-modules packages provided by Debian 1.3 are
> broken.
>
> I got it working a few weeks ago with some difficulties. The way to solve
> it is to install a kerne
>
> Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > There have been a few people asking about problems with PCMCIA for
> > Debian 1.3. The pcmcia-modules packages provided by Debian 1.3 are
> > broken.
>
> Odd; PCMCIA was the only major component that *didn't* give me
> problems when I i
Dear reader
I just ran dselect and tried to install xserver-vga1. I downloaded the
current version of Linux (Debian 1.3) about a week ago. During the first
installation of xserver-vga1 the system asked me for configuration information.
I replied yes. This is the error printout:
Not al
> "rick" == Rick Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> I'm familiar with Fortran, C, C++, etc., and the coding for
> fortran is far more efficient for what i'm doing: it comes
> down to applying functions to arrays. I also may have the
> world's only project that really c
In your email to me, tyc, you wrote:
>
> Hi...
>
> I want setup my linux boox as ppp server to permit users access to it
> whith an login and an password from windows systemts.?
>
> Please, where can I find information about this?
>
> I read PPP howto, but is here any more specific?
>
> Could
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Hello
>At 11:31 AM 17/07/97 -0400, Chris Smith wrote:
>>Ran the installation program from the
On Tue, 22 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Currently I'm running kernel 2.0.6, and haven't noticed any major
> problems with it. I normally stick to the "If it 'ain't broke, don't fix
> it" rule, but I'm wondering if there are any reasons to go to say a 2.0.30
> kernel. Occasionally so
Hi,
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Dany Dionne wrote:
> Your right, f77 is much more performant in intensive numerical
> computations than c or c++, at least on SGI (IRIX). For example, on a
> Indigo 2, a version of a code in f77 have a peak performance of 270
> MFLOPS. The same code in c/c++ peak at 100
I realized that I had not installed tetex one of my machines when I
upgraded to 1.3. Now that I am trying to do that, I get an error when
purging babel and latex. Could anyone help, here are the errors ...
lager#dpkg --purge --force-depends babel
(Reading database ... 17754 files and
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Bruno O. M. Simoes wrote:
> Hello;
> Is there some way to make modules? I have all fonts, and made the
> kernel,
> but it turn too big. So I want to make modules to load by "insmod". How can
> I make "files.o" with these fonts?
> Thank you
> Bruno
It's unlikely that y
Hi...
I want setup my linux boox as ppp server to permit users access to it
whith an login and an password from windows systemts.?
Please, where can I find information about this?
I read PPP howto, but is here any more specific?
Could someone, that have an ppp server running, gime some advices
Last month Sylvain Briole wrote about this problem that I am now also
experiencing:
bash# sendfax -x 5 -v 5551212 fax.g3
Trying fax device '/dev/ttyS0'... OK.
sendfax: cannot set fax station ID
Changing the sendfax.config value for the fax id does not seem to
matter.
I did not find an
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I (seem to) have a "Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 Plug & Play"
> soundcard which works when I run under W95.
> I was able to get some parameters out of my Window$ setup :
I have the same thing. Works fine for me.
>IRQ=05
>I/O : 0220h-022Fh
Just wanted everyone to know, cheapbytes is starting to mail the 2 CD
debian set today.
Shaya
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If you can use Pascal the GNU pascal suite is great
--Matt
On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote:
>
> As i prepare to launch back into coding, is anyone familiar with just
> how bad the Fortran support is? or is that all a myth?
>
> I really need as much performance as I can get, and
Hi, there
> > Sorry, I can't resist ;-)
>
> Me either. ;-)
who can ;)
> > fortran (77) is horrible. Well, it _was_ ok, Backus was a pioneer, etc. But
> > we
> > are in the end of the '90s (and I thought only *my* profs were forcing
> > students to use it!)
> >
> > You will be much better wri
Hello;
Is there some way to make modules? I have all fonts, and made the
kernel,
but it turn too big. So I want to make modules to load by "insmod". How can
I make "files.o" with these fonts?
Thank you
Bruno
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[EMA
I had an interesting problem develop .. would almost say overnight, but I
don't think so.
I hadn't used my system for 3 days and the other night we had the worst
thunderstorm (and the first of them) this summer. I did a shutdown -h now
before the storm took out power.
It was down a day and last
At 09:19 AM 7/23/97 +0200, you wrote:
>I have a Debian 1.3.1 system with libc5.4.33 installed:
>
>Package :
> libc5
>Why do you think there is no package with libc5.4. > 5.4.4 ?
Well... I thought a version 5.4.33 would be less than 5.4.4... Is this not
correct? If not, could someone set me
> On Tue, 22 Jul 1997, Syd Alsobrook wrote:
>
> I have a colleague here who can no longer mount, via samba, his home
> directory since he applied service-pack 3 to his NT 4.0 machine. It's a
> big problem here because suddenly lots of people can no longer access
> their samba volumes on our main
On Mon, 21 Jul 1997, Daniel Laffin wrote:
>
> Although I have losts of idas on this, I cant find the answer. When
> logging in locally through xdm where is the path set? For instance, I am
> unable to run netscape because its not in the default path. I can just
> open an xterm and run it from
W Paul Mills wrote:
>
> On Mon, 21 Jul 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
>
> > Andree Leidenfrost wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi again,
> > >
> > > you're welcome ;-)
> > >
> > > However, thinking of it, why would you want to patch the kernel for a
> > > 3c590 card? The one in the machine which I use to writ
Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There have been a few people asking about problems with PCMCIA for
> Debian 1.3. The pcmcia-modules packages provided by Debian 1.3 are
> broken.
Odd; PCMCIA was the only major component that *didn't* give me
problems when I installed on my la
Your right, f77 is much more performant in intensive numerical
computations than c or c++, at least on SGI (IRIX). For example, on a
Indigo 2, a version of a code in f77 have a peak performance of 270
MFLOPS. The same code in c/c++ peak at 100 MFLOPS. Ok, maybe the c/c++
version could be more optim
Hi, I'm trying to setup a diskless workstation using Debian. In the not so near
future this can grow to a lab with 10 or more diskless WS's, and I'm just
exploring right now.
I installed nfsroot (it's the one in hamm as of 07/22, 0.5-1 I think), read
use.doc, and also NFSroot and NFSroot-Client
Hello,
I have a problem with the start-stop demon at bootup. Most demons start
ok except the following:
at
cron
sysklog
xinet
I know they haven't started as the message at boot up complains:
No such file or Directory
but neglects to tell me which file or directory it is looking for.
All the
I installed taper 6.8.0a10.deb from the master the other day and
everything works except I can't type in any of the prompts - anything in
the configuration, archive tilte, etc.. what is wrong?
-Paul
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Someone else answered this with a summary of the solution. I just
wanted to add that I found the Samba Home Page with about 5 seconds of
looking on Yahoo. On the Samba homepage, they give VERY detailed
instructions on how to fix this problem.
My machine running NT 4.0 plus service pack 3 can see
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Hi.
I want to enable the users of my webserver to use certain CGI-scripts
(provided by me) by using mod_include.
To do that, one would use the tag ,
but one could also use the .
That last possiblity is what I want to eliminate. One way would be to
remove /bin/sh
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, David M wrote:
> Hi again
>
> Well I just disabled the BIOS and it worked... Is this ok to do?
I remove all reference to drive C in the bios - Linux finds it anyway.
> If I only have one IDE drive should I set it to slave or master (I know
> normally is master) in L
Buddha Buck writes:
> Thus there are two good reasons why the distribution _name_ (be it rex or
> bo or unreleased-1.3) shouldn't change.
Nor did I suggest that it should.
> Because of that, it is good to choose names that don't reflect the
> release status of the distribution.
But why is it goo
On Mon, 21 Jul 1997, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Andree Leidenfrost wrote:
> >
> > Hi again,
> >
> > you're welcome ;-)
> >
> > However, thinking of it, why would you want to patch the kernel for a
> > 3c590 card? The one in the machine which I use to write this mail works
> > perfectly with rig
Hello, I have trouble getting sound out of my PC under Debian.
I tried consulting some of the doc's and Linux HOWTO's in vain.
(a bit too complex for a Linux newbie I'm afraid)
I (seem to) have a "Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 Plug & Play"
soundcard which works when I run under W95.
I was able t
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On Sun, 20 Jul 1997, Murray Gross wrote:
>My configuration is strictly default, except for addition of a
>TEXFONTS=/usr/lib/texmf/fonts// environment variable. Psfonts.map looks
This means you override the default.
Replace this by TEXFONTS=/usr/lib/texmf/fonts/
> After downloading a PDF file tonight I realized I needed something to view it
> with. I tried xpdf but kept getting a xref table error. Then I tried gv and
> was getting a whole slew of errors from gs.
Make sure you have gs-alladin (from non-free) installed. Plain gs does no
have pdf support
After downloading a PDF file tonight I realized I needed something to view it
with. I tried xpdf but kept getting a xref table error. Then I tried gv and
was getting a whole slew of errors from gs.
Is there a simple way to view a PDF file. I'd rather not download the reader
from Adobe.
Than
Hi again
Well I just disabled the BIOS and it worked... Is this ok to do?
If I only have one IDE drive should I set it to slave or master (I know
normally is master) in Linux? If I set it to slave BIOS doesn't even
detect it :-)
Any consequences of changing these settings?
Regards,
Dave
> Hi Joost,
>
> Success!
>
> This is what I had to start with:-
> elm# cd /lib ; ll ld*
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 161677 Jun 5 21:35 ld-2.0.4.so*
> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root22305 Jul 19 03:13 ld-linux.so.1.8.10*
> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Jul 3 18:19 ld
Hello folks,
I have just added a master IDE drive (primary IDE) to my linux setup. Now
it is trying to boot from it rather than my SCSI HDD (the one where Linux
is). Can I change this? I had my drive setup as a slave b4 (without a
master) and eventhough BIOS did not detected it, Linux did. Any
Shaleh hat gesagt: // Shaleh wrote: ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Who uses this WM and how well does it work? I just read the owner's
> page and buzz sheet but I want to hear it from the users. Does it work
> as fast/well/smoothly as fvwm, twm or some other WM manager? I guess I
> am asking for a gene
|"I've heard there's a switch somewhere wich says "Allow clear passwords" or
something of the like, and that "Service Pack 3" switches off. I have no clue
of where this button hides in NT's widget forest.
|"
|"If you can find where this switch is, could you please get back to me and
tell me ? I
Hi,
> I recently was able to download StarOffice and get it untarred, etc..
> Now, I need to upgrade libc5 to libc5.4.4 or greater. In the Debian
> packages, I noticed there was no > 5.4.4. So here's the question: If
I have a Debian 1.3.1 system with libc5.4.33 installed:
Package :
libc5
On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Mikko Väkiparta wrote:
> I'm trying to send file /var/log/mail.log every friday to myself via
> e-mail. I think this is crons job, but how I can configure it to do
> this on every friday? And what kind of script I must to make for
> sending the file (subject=date, message=f
I'm trying to send file /var/log/mail.log every friday to myself via
e-mail. I think this is crons job, but how I can configure it to do
this on every friday? And what kind of script I must to make for
sending the file (subject=date, message=file)?
--
Hi Joost,
Success!
This is what I had to start with:-
elm# cd /lib ; ll ld*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 161677 Jun 5 21:35 ld-2.0.4.so*
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root22305 Jul 19 03:13 ld-linux.so.1.8.10*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 11 Jul 3 18:19 ld-linux.so.2 ->
ld
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