I am for the first time trying to use bibtex.
When I am trying to run bibtex on the following file (I deleted
nonrelevant lines)
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Moenie dieselfde gebed oor en oor bid nie. \cite[]{Mostert:1992}
\bibliographystyle{harvard}
\bibliography{spies}
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On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, dada wrote:
> Is there any how-to to setup an ppp server under Debian?
>
> I need detailled information becouse I'm newie :-) and I want set up one
> ppp server at my home.
>
> Regards.
Depending how many users you want to server try checking out
Portslave at http://
Hi,
Although I am not familiar at all with the inner workings of nfs
the description below indicates a risk that an unauthorised client may
read files on the specific directory which is being exported by nfs read
only. However my worry is not whether somebody else will read the files
which in m
I could resist to your request, Jim, and appear before you with further
clarifications, for you are an active contributor in the Debian project
and we are quite fortunate to have you here among us; moreover, there in
an ancient saying, that "hard is the knowledge of the good." And the
kn
% grep Project.tmpl Contents-i386
usr/X11R6/lib/X11/config/Project.tmplx11/xlib6-dev
I keep a copy of the Contents file locally in case I can't find a file
that should be in a package somewhere. If 'dpkg -S ' can't find
it then I do the above. My. $.02.
Brian
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On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Matthew C. Thompson wrote:
> hello, all,
>
> when i try to print from netscape, i get this message in my xconsole:
>
> Sep 12 09:53:40 mattyt lpd[1143]: lp: Daemon filter 'f' terminated (13)
What do you have as "print command" in the window which pops up in
Netscape when yo
On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Jim Pick wrote:
> There might be a way to configure Win95 (via the registry) to require a
> valid password when logging in at the "console". But I'm not sure how.
> I would never use a Windows 95 machine as a "public access" terminal.
> I've seen somebody build a super-secu
The pre-install script in that package is failing - it says returning
status 1, and it should return 0. You can use "dpkg" to extract the package
archive, and then try to run DEBIAN/preinst by hand. That should let you
figure out what is wrong with the script. Sometimes it is something simple
like
I think it's in the "xdevel" package.
Bruce
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I've just installed Debian from the Official 1.3.1 CD.
I'm now running into problems when developing applications
for the X Window System. It appears to me that some development
files are missing, namely Project.tmpl and others.
And even though I know where it should be if its
in the original XFre
Hello,
I've been having problem with Apache 1.1.3-6 as supplied with Debian 1.3.1.
Basically
I've been using DSELECT, but reverted to DPKG in an effort to get more info
on the problem. Alas, even the highest level of --debug failed to provide
me with enough.
A brief history:
Apache 1.1.3-6 ins
> > dpkg --forget-old-unavailforget uninstalled unavailable pkgs
> >
> >Did you have any uninstalled, unavailable packages? If not, then
> ^^^ ^^^
> Yes. ?
>
> >that's why it didn't do anything. If you did, then it's a bug.
>
Viorel ANGHEL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I installed some custom packages in /usr/local. Now, when
> i install other packages which depends on that, dselect says
> that "x depends on y; hower y is not installed" (but y is in
> /usr/local, manually instaled.
>
> How can i tell to dpkg that i hav
On Fri, Sep 12, 1997 at 01:09:24PM -0400, Dale Martin wrote:
> The current wisdom says to avoid the 3com 3c905, and go with a DEC
> "Tulip" based card. I do know from personal experience that the 3c905
> has problems - haven't tried a Tulip card yet, but will be using one
> very soon.
The Tulip c
Leszek Gerwatowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> Can anyone tell me which 100MB Ethernet Card is best for Debian (driver
> quality, stability, support and also performance)? I'm planning to switch
> to 100MB Ethernet Network and want to be shure that my new network card
> will work withou
hello, all,
when i try to print from netscape, i get this message in my xconsole:
Sep 12 09:53:40 mattyt lpd[1143]: lp: Daemon filter 'f' terminated (13)
???
Matt Thompson
MZI, Inc. v-206.430.3726
707 S. Grady Wayf-206.430.3420
Renton, WA 98055 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>
> If you were willing to go with 386 class PC's, you could strip them down to
> a special ethernet card with the kernel in ROM (or, a normal ethernet card
> and a floppy disk drive), a video card, a printer port, and 2 to 4 MB of
> memory (plus keyboard, screen, and printer, of course). That ca
Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> But I never heard of PC's with 8 or 16 LPTs, while I hear of multi serial
> IO cards with that number of ports.
That's right, neither have I.
> > I'll bet you're setting up a point of sale system.
>
> Bingo. I don't feel like doing it so much, but I should _hope_ t
I am going to set up a new machine at home this weekend to replace
one that is currently running Caldera Standard 1.1. While reading
the list mail I had seen mention that the system could be installed
via NFS. After reading the install doc on my mirror here at the shop
I couldn't find
>> Win95 provides no "authentication" by itself. It needs to belong to an
NT
>> Domain or NDS for this. So, without third party support, you're out of
>> luck.
>
>Not so. Win95 provides "share level" authentication of any local
>filesystems you share. That qualifies as authentication.
I *hat
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Victor Torrico wrote:
>
>
>-- Wildflower Hill, Head Waters, Virginia --
>
> On 97/09/12 at 05:22 AM -0400, Victor Torrico wrote
On Sep 12, Jean Pierre LeJacq wrote
> On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Leszek Gerwatowski wrote:
>
> > Can anyone tell me which 100MB Ethernet Card is best for Debian (driver
> > quality, stability, support and also performance)? I'm planning to switch
> > to 100MB Ethernet Network and want to be shure that m
Printing to the aux port of a terminal has been done before. SCO Xenix used to
do it (about 10 years ago) with Wyse terminals. I have heard about printing
through vt type terminals off dec vax machines. I once wrote a program to do it
through hp terminals (with rte-a, not unix).
It probably does
Printing to the aux port of a terminal has been done before. SCO Xenix used to
do it (about 10 years ago) with Wyse terminals. I have heard about printing
through vt type terminals off dec vax machines. I once wrote a program to do it
through hp terminals (with rte-a, not unix).
It probably does
Will Lowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to recompile the clisp package, which installs and
> compiles it's own gnu readline library. The display routines are
> having problems locating functions such as "tputs", which the
> comments in the source code indicate should come from the loca
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Leszek Gerwatowski wrote:
> Can anyone tell me which 100MB Ethernet Card is best for Debian (driver
> quality, stability, support and also performance)? I'm planning to switch
> to 100MB Ethernet Network and want to be shure that my new network card
> will work without any pro
Hi!
Can anyone tell me which 100MB Ethernet Card is best for Debian (driver
quality, stability, support and also performance)? I'm planning to switch
to 100MB Ethernet Network and want to be shure that my new network card
will work without any problems.
Thanks in advance!
__
Le
I'm trying to recompile the clisp package, which installs and compiles
it's own gnu readline library. The display routines are having problems
locating functions such as "tputs", which the comments in the source code
indicate should come from the locate termcap library. I'm using the most
curre
I installed some custom packages in /usr/local. Now, when
i install other packages which depends on that, dselect says
that "x depends on y; hower y is not installed" (but y is in /usr/local,
manually instaled.
How can i tell to dpkg that i have the package `y' ?
vang
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On Thu, 11 Sep 1997, Jim Pick wrote:
>
>> Why?
>
>Running dpkg --help, it says:
>
> dpkg --forget-old-unavailforget uninstalled unavailable pkgs
>
>Did you have any uninstalled, unavailable packages? If not, then
^^^ ^^^
Yes. ?
-Hi there, I am trying to get my modem to communicate with
-the one at work. Using dial-up networking from window$
-works, but it is pretty ennoying to reboot to
-the window$ OS every time I need my modem.
-I read the Serial and PPP-HOWTO's as well as the PPP-over-minicom
-mini-HOWTO.
-I made su
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
> Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> > 1) what about sending output TO A PRINTER which is NOT ON A PARALLEL
> > PORT (lpt1, lpt2, ...) but is instead on a serial line? (Maybe I just
> > need to write software which sends output to its stdout instead of
>
Hello:
xdm depends on /etc/X11/config. The config tell indicates how the Xserver
is to run.
Peter
From: G. Kapetanios <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Date: Friday, September 12, 1997 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: X boot not automatic SOLVED--
>
>Hi,
>Maybe I am wrong but doesn
>Hello,
>
>Installed X from debian 1.31 CD.
>
>Upon boot the screen comes up with the console login prompt. After I log
>in the console and do a "/etc/init.d/xdm start" the X login window comes
>up and X works fine after logging in.
>
>What must be done to get X to come up automatically instead o
On Sep 12, Peter Weiss wrote
>On Debian there is no libtermcap.so, on Redhat-4.2 there is one. As far
>as I remember libtermcap is obsolete and should be replaced by
>libncurses.
>Am I wrong?
No.
>Has any body more Information?
Yes.
>The problem occurred when installing some foreign binaries bu
Hello,
On Debian there is no libtermcap.so, on Redhat-4.2 there is one. As far
as I remember libtermcap is obsolete and should be replaced by
libncurses.
Am I wrong? Has any body more Information?
The problem occurred when installing some foreign binaries build on a
Redha
Hi,
Maybe I am wrong but doesn't the automatic start of X or not depend on
/etc/X11/config ? So if you have no-xdm-start-server in /etc/X11/config,
even runing the xdm daemon would not start X automatically ?
George
On Fri, 12 Sep 1997, Victor Torric
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On 97/09/12 at 05:22 AM -0400, Victor Torrico wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Installed X from debian 1.31 CD.
>
Hello:
To automatically start X at boot you need to have a
symbolic link from your /etc/rc2.d to your /etc/init.d/xdm.
You have to make sure you have a /etc/init.d/xdm.
Mine is like this (use the ln command)
S99xdm -> ../init.d/xdm
Also you can use the xf86config facility and answer yes when as
Hello,
Installed X from debian 1.31 CD.
Upon boot the screen comes up with the console login prompt. After I log
in the console and do a "/etc/init.d/xdm start" the X login window comes
up and X works fine after logging in.
What must be done to get X to come up automatically instead of stoppin
Hi there, I am trying to get my modem to communicate with
the one at work. Using dial-up networking from window$
works, but it is pretty ennoying to reboot to
the window$ OS every time I need my modem.
I read the Serial and PPP-HOWTO's as well as the PPP-over-minicom
mini-HOWTO.
I made sure my mo
I have had problems from time to time in places like at home where I
simply run a
script to get my ppp connection going. Like you my sendmail was getting
unhappy. One simple
solution can be to add your machine to the /etc/hosts file and them sendmail
will be able to use
the informa
We use S3virge cards. They work well at 16bpp 1024*768.
They are also cheap.
david..
Binary Bar - Australia's first free access internet bar/cafe/gallery.
243 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne, Australia. 12:00pm - 11:00pm
http://www.binary.net.au
On Wed, 10 Sep 1997, Chad D. Zimmerman wrote:
Ioannis Tambouras wrote:
> The traditional unix nfs filesystem is _insecure_ : the
> i-node generation number, which is part of the file handles, is easy
> to guess.
I'm curious. How would an attack on nfs using this method proceed?
Cheers,
- Jim
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> Why?
Running dpkg --help, it says:
dpkg --forget-old-unavailforget uninstalled unavailable pkgs
Did you have any uninstalled, unavailable packages? If not, then
that's why it didn't do anything. If you did, then it's a bug.
Cheers,
- Jim
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> dada wrote:
> >
> > Is there any how-to to setup an ppp server under Debian?
> >
> > I need detailled information becouse I'm newie :-) and I want set up one
> > ppp server at my home.
>
> o get/install mgetty package
>
> o get/install ppp package
>
> o make sure kernel has ppp suppor
> > Win95 provides no "authentication" by itself. It needs to belong to an NT
> > Domain or NDS for this. So, without third party support, you're out of
> > luck.
>
> Not so. Win95 provides "share level" authentication of any local
> filesystems you share. That qualifies as authentication.
B
> Hi
>
> Is true that I never lose control on my linux box, but some times I lose
> control in my X-Windows and I must restart the X. Is that usual?
>
> I supose that's due to use some aplications. But if this is true, why I
> lose control on all aplications that I'm using?
How do you lose
The traditional unix nfs filesystem is _insecure_ : the
i-node generation number, which is part of the file handles, is easy
to guess.
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Thank you once again, you are so kind to me, but after sending _I_
realized that I may have been cryptic, I'm so sorry...
I don't want to use the same output that I send to the display in
order to drive the printer, just the opposite thing: I wonder whether or
not I can have a Linux box "
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