I don't know if this is the right e-mail address for help. I couldn't find
anything else on your webpage. I'm new to Linux. I installed Red Hat Linux
before, but they supplied a boot disk. We received your three CD's without
boot disk. Is the boot disk missing or is there a different way to install
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> In earlier e-mail to the list someone advised that I could add the line
> append=(mem=96M)
> to /etc/lilo.conf to get the kernel to recognize my newly added memory.
> When, having done so, I run lilo, I get
> [snip]
append="mem=96M"
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 12:39:29 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>
>I have also been told that the 2x and 4x drives only will write ONCE at
>that speed without powering down the computer (and therefore the drive)
>to let it cool down. But you can burn forever at 1x. Anyone had this
>problem?
4x ? maybe,
In earlier e-mail to the list someone advised that I could add the line
append=(mem=96M)
to /etc/lilo.conf to get the kernel to recognize my newly added memory.
When, having done so, I run lilo, I get
Added linux *
Added dos
Syntax error near line 16 in file /etc/lilo.conf
(I added the append
You probably downloaded the libc5 version of netscape and installed used
the debian netscape4 installer package. You could install the necessary
libc5 packages, but I'd recommend installing the debianized version with
dselect (4.08 is in potato, 4.07 in slink) or getting the libc6 version at
ftp://
> It splits the file up into chunks and sends it one chunk per mail
> because some mail transports will reject mail over a certain size.
>
> I don't know how netscape re-assembles these chunks.
It Dosn't
> You can try making the default chunksize larger so that it is not split.
> To do this, y
Yes ,
But i found out about needing to set the DISPLAY from a terminal when i tried
to manually
run my script, there was no DISPLAY set at all, so i had to manually set it.
Still seems to me it might be usefull to have it when i fire up x < whatever>
guess its
juest a matter of adding it somewh
I am having trouble getting Diald to work. It recognizes when packets
are being routed through the SLIP proxy but when it tries to open the
modem and dial, the TR, RS, RD, and SD lights on my modem light up
for about a second, but nothing happens.
I am running Debian 2.0 on Kernel 2.2.3. I have
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> > example:
> > [prompt]$ cat mytar.tar.gz |mimeit application/x-gtar/ "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> > "This is the subject of the mail"
>
> Cool, it worked, I think. When it gets to the other end i get several
> messages all with attachments called "Part 1" "Part 2". Ho
When I use BitchX I get a lot of messages of the form:
[net]!efnet.telstra.net.au motd was last changed at 8/10/1998 20:40
[net]Foreign OperKill: Dustyn killed Stupid (flooder)
which I assume are coming from the server. I've looked everywhere I can think
of for information on what setting I can
Mitch Blevins wrote:
>
> In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> > Hi all
> >
> > I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
> > the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
> > stuff coming back) program that tars and gzipps up some directorys and
>
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
> I have gotten CD-R disks for as low as 10 cents each (after a rebate on
> a 10 pack.).
And the rebate company sells the list of adresses they collect to all
sorts of nice warm and fuzzy firms. :)
> Also I think you can't even buy a CD-R drive anymore
the vmware install script only creates links for runlevels 3, 5 and 6, there
needs to be a link in /etc/rc2.d/ too (2 is the default runlevel for Debian)
cp -a /etc/rc5.d/S99vmware /etc/rc2.d/
that should do it
HTH
> On Wed, Mar 24, 1999 at 11:24:08AM -0500, Matthew Cocker wrote:
> > The insta
I just installed Netscape 4.08 using dselect on debian 2.1. When I try to
start Netscape I get the following error:
./netscape: can't load library 'libXpm.so.4'
I appreciate any help you all can give.
Kevin Lee
Vulcan Industries
(205) 640-2433
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.vulcanind
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, George Bonser wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Paul Slootman wrote:
>
> > Did you get an answer already?
> >
> > you write:
> >
> > >[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[~]$ ll /var/spool/mail
> > >total 2
> > >drwxrwsr-x 2 root mail 1024 Feb 1 07:42 ./
> > >drwxr-xr-x 9 root
With sendmail, I use the MASQUERADE_AS line in sendmail.mc which works for
me on restricted lists.
Bob
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, G. Crimp wrote:
>
> What do people on this list do when there local name is not the same
> as there login at their ISP ? My mail doesn't make it to some mailing lis
David Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Quoting Kevin Dalley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> >
> > You may also need the 2.2.x kernel. My Neomagic servers were broken
> > until I upgraded the kernel to 2.2.1, from 2.0.36. Both the older
> > Neomagic specific server was broken and the newer svga serve
Have you tried to upgrade to the new stable X packages ?
My S3 GX/2 crashed a lot but it's now stable with the new X packages.
On Tue, Mar 23, 1999 at 06:02:43PM +0100, Pere Camps wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I need a very stable and cheap AGP video card for my system. I
> currently have a S3 Virg
What do people on this list do when there local name is not the same
as there login at their ISP ? My mail doesn't make it to some mailing lists
because of the SMTP ident thingy. I'm talking about dial up users like
myself, not those who are running servers and have their own domains, et
On Fri, Mar 26, 1999 at 01:21:49PM -0500, Chris Brown wrote:
> I had a few cpio scripts running in background, noticed an error with
> one of my scripts (it was recursive) and tried to stop it.
>
> kill pid# did not work. Somewhere along the way the jobs attained the
> "zombie" status, and kill
*- On 26 Mar, Will Lowe wrote about "Re: How to Email a Binary file from the
command line"
>> I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
>> the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
>
> how 'bout:
>
> mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < foo.tar.gz
>
Sorry if I'm just the zillionth user to ask how to configure the
soundcard, but this one doesn't seem to be a regular problem, I'm really
stuck and don't know where to look further. Rather, it looks like the
2.0.34 sound module or isapnp 1.15 are broken:
I have two Linux dists on the same machine,
> I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
> the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
how 'bout:
mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < foo.tar.gz
Will
---
I have gotten CD-R disks for as low as 10 cents each (after a rebate on
a 10 pack.). Also I think you can't even buy a CD-R drive anymore, all
the new ones are CD-RW (which also write CD-R's). Compusa and best buy
have periodicly had IDE CD-RW drives on sale for $149-$199 after rebate.
I havn't
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
> the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
> stuff coming back) program that tars and gzipps up some directorys and
> then emails them to me. All this for
Here is a procmail recipe that I use to (successfully) filter several
debian lists. This goes in your ~/.procmailrc
You also need to set up a .forward file in the form below.
Look at 'man procmailex' for more examples.
You will need to tell your mail user agent about the locations of these
ne
Hi all
I am wondering if anyone knows how to send a binary (.tar.gz) file from
the command line? I am trying to write a "batch" (Sorry my old DOS
stuff coming back) program that tars and gzipps up some directorys and
then emails them to me. All this for the purpose of backing up my
config files.
I'm currently thinking about choosing a way to back up my laptop.
An Iomega ZIP drive sounds like the best and least expensive solution.
Does the panel have any comments or other suggestions?
Anthony
--
Anthony Campbell - running Linux Debian 2.1
[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.achc.demon.co.uk
On Fri, Mar 26, 1999 at 09:50 -0600, Oleg Krivosheev wrote:
>
> hi
>
>3) Is there an easy way to build ALL the packages in slink from
> source?
>
> i've heard about such idea(s) before. The real question is -
> do you need to rebuild ALL packages? I doubt rebuilding
> ls and such will
Some time ago I started noticing a slowdown with outgoing mail. I usually
run `runq -v' to send outgoing mail. The logs on screen are usually long,
and it sometimes hangs, as if it tried to reach the destination by itself.
This is how long they usually look like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: vger.rutge
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Pollywog wrote:
>
> On 26-Mar-99 George Bonser wrote:
> >
> > Stopped working here too, had to switch to cucipop.
> >
>
> I just ordered a slink disk. Will I have this problem when I upgrade Debian
> if I leave inetd alone?
I've upgraded two systems with qpopper to slink
I had a few cpio scripts running in background, noticed an error with
one of my scripts (it was recursive) and tried to stop it.
kill pid# did not work. Somewhere along the way the jobs attained the
"zombie" status, and kill wouldn't touch them. I finally rebooted.
Can someone explain what a zo
On Sat, 27 Mar 1999, Angus Claydon wrote:
>
>
> why does pine put `To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' instead of `My Name'
>in the `from' column of my mailbox index
> when I test post to
> myself (and presumeably other
> recipients on receipt of mail )
Hi,
For the last few weeks I've been following the list and have messages from
the list going to a seperate pop-mail box at my ISP. At the moment I'm
reading the list from Outlook Express and have a filter that puts all
messages from this mail-box into a seperate mail folder in Outlook.
I would l
Got it working again, but I had to go back to inetd instead of xinetd.
>
>On 26-Mar-99 George Bonser wrote:
>>
>> Stopped working here too, had to switch to cucipop.
>>
>
>I just ordered a slink disk. Will I have this problem when I upgrade Debian
>if I leave inetd alone?
>
>--
>Andrew
>
>[PGP5.
On 26-Mar-99 George Bonser wrote:
>
> Stopped working here too, had to switch to cucipop.
>
I just ordered a slink disk. Will I have this problem when I upgrade Debian
if I leave inetd alone?
--
Andrew
[PGP5.0 Key ID 0x5EE61C37]
On Dos partition when I ran Install the following message came up.
Image File not found.
Please enter name of kernel image file follwed by optional command line
parameters for Linux (e.g. root = ) or @file (file = param file) or "empty
string" to abort.
Thanks for the help.
___
I do think that this problem is related to /dev/console file. This file should
exists and should be pointing to /dev/tty0 (usually.)
Bye,
Giuseppe
Andre Luis Cardoso wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I´m getting this message when i was booting to install.
> It occurs booting with the official cdrom or from fl
Quoting Kevin Dalley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> You may also need the 2.2.x kernel. My Neomagic servers were broken
> until I upgraded the kernel to 2.2.1, from 2.0.36. Both the older
> Neomagic specific server was broken and the newer svga server By the
> way, I am now using the svga server.
>
I
Hi,
I´m getting this message when i was booting to install.
It occurs booting with the official cdrom or from floopy disks.
The message is:
Unable to open inital console.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks,
ATTENTION: Here are some of my opinions, just it.
I'm not speaking for my Com
In a message dated 3/26/99 10:14:31 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> When I do an "ls -l" in a directory such as /etc, it
> lists down about 300 entries but I can only go back and see
> about 150 of them because of my limited "buffer size"
> or whatever that might be called
why does pine put `To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' instead of `My Name'
in the `from' column of my mailbox index
when I test post to
myself (and presumeably other
recipients on receipt of mail )
using 2.0.34 on i586 arch. pine 3.96 ssmtp2.27
>
>
> When I do an "ls -l" in a directory such as /etc, it
> lists down about 300 entries but I can only go back and see
> about 150 of them because of my limited "buffer size"
> or whatever that might be called !
This has little to do with bash. It is a setting of the terminal you
use. For an
I had to dismount my machine (a P200, 32Mb RAM,2 HD summing 6GB running
exclusively LinuX), and when I mounted it againg all I could have at
boot prompt was "LI".
Well I have to say that previously /dev/hda which in fact is 3.2Gb was
recognized only to be 2Gb and I had partioned it with a first
When I do an "ls -l" in a directory such as /etc, it
lists down about 300 entries but I can only go back and see
about 150 of them because of my limited "buffer size"
or whatever that might be called !
Question : What is the variable that controls this, and how
can I change that?
P.S. I played
In a message dated 3/26/99 4:44:41 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> >> Also, does linux handle the cd-rw's? If so, are they worth the extra
> money
> >> to get?
> >
> >IMO, no. A CD-RW blank costs upwards of 30$ while a CD-R blank costs 1$
> >to 1.80$ so you would need
hi
3) Is there an easy way to build ALL the packages in slink from
source?
i've heard about such idea(s) before. The real question is -
do you need to rebuild ALL packages? I doubt rebuilding
ls and such will do any difference. The only visible
difference might be if you rebuild FEW c
I think it says in ip-up (the sript, not the directory) that all of the
scripts are run with minimal (or even no) environment. So DISPLAY
probably IS set, but ip-up is run without any of these variables.
The wierdness here is not X or linux in general. It's the way pppd and
ip-up work.
L Brooks wrote:
> How do I install Netscape 4.08 Communicator into Debian 2.0, downloaded
> it from ftp.netscape.com, followed the insructions, but no go, and can
> find no refferences anywhere in debian.com, help. My registration
> number is 0040840, on the card addressed to Linux Press.
>
> Cli
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
: >
: > On 25 Mar 1999, John Hasler wrote:
: >
: > >
: > > Where are you getting this? I know of nothing that requires any such
: > > thing.
: >
: > Tell Stallman that,
:
: Stallman asks people to consider calling their operating syste
Hi,
We are having a problem with submitting batch jobs using the at command.
When the batch job is submitted by a user whose name is in
/var/adm/cron/at.allow the following error is displayed and the command
does not get executed. But when the same job is submitted by root the
command gets ex
I will be out of the office for most of the day on Thurs. March 25, 1999.
cd /dev
./MAKEDEV dsp
Bob
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Richard Harran wrote:
> OK, I replying to myself. I didn't select /dev/dsp as one of the sound
> options in the kernel. Now I've sorted this, I still have a problem: I
> can't use /dev/dsp, because it doesn't exist. What should have created
> th
Greetings,
Upgraded a few programs on my mailserver, went from inetd to xinetd.
qpopper no longer works. Can't seem to open a socket on port 110.
It is in the inetd.conf file, it is also listed in the xinetd.conf.
Still
not working. Any insight would be appreciated.
Anthony
> It doesn't build from the source. It stops with something like: ld: -lg++:
> no such file or directory.
I tried to build it from the source, and discovered that it now needs a
dependency on libg++2.8.2.
You can build it if you install libg++2.8.2 and libg++2.8.2-dev. It's now
giving me an "Out
I'm trying to install Debian 2.1 but I'm running into
problems with the Ethernet card install. When I get to
the screen for installing the card it gives me a
choice
of two command line parameters:
io = 0
irq = 0
I enter "io=0x300 irq=10" and it comes back with this
message:
/lib/modules/
L Brooks wrote:
> How do I install Netscape 4.08 Communicator into Debian 2.0, downloaded
> it from ftp.netscape.com, followed the insructions, but no go, and can
> find no refferences anywhere in debian.com, help. My registration
> number is 0040840, on the card addressed to Linux Press.
If you
>
> ESP wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > 4) Is anyone else interested in a K6-optimized version of Debian
> >(which I've dubbed "K-Rad Debian" in my own head, just because it
> >sounds good)? I'd think it'd be great for pre-install on low-end
> >PCs, a lot of which use the K6.
> >
> > 5) Is this
ESP wrote:
>
>
> 4) Is anyone else interested in a K6-optimized version of Debian
>(which I've dubbed "K-Rad Debian" in my own head, just because it
>sounds good)? I'd think it'd be great for pre-install on low-end
>PCs, a lot of which use the K6.
>
> 5) Is this interesting enough to
How do I install Netscape 4.08 Communicator into Debian 2.0, downloaded
it from ftp.netscape.com, followed the insructions, but no go, and can
find no refferences anywhere in debian.com, help. My registration
number is 0040840, on the card addressed to Linux Press.
Clive
Great. Thanks a lot: this pointed me in the right direction. I
couldn't actually run MAKEDEV dsp, but I had a look at MAKEDEV, and
found MAKEDEV audio worked ok. I've got the default permissions, and
added myself to audio group using
adduser audio
as root, and this worked fine.
Cheers
On Friday 26 March, Maarten Boekhold wrote:
> > (and putting me in the audio group didn't work).
> >
> > anybody got any ideas why that is?
>
> Did you logout/login again after you added yourself to the audio group?
I don't think so - I tried using the newgrp command instead. It works
fine now
> humbug% ll /dev/dsp
> crw-rw-rw- 1 root audio 14, 3 Jul 21 1998 /dev/dsp
>
> I think the default permissions are crw-rw, but I couldn't access it as a
> user that way (and putting me in the audio group didn't work).
>
> anybody got any ideas why that is?
Did you logout/log
Did you get an answer already?
you write:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[~]$ ll /var/spool/mail
>total 2
>drwxrwsr-x 2 root mail 1024 Feb 1 07:42 ./
>drwxr-xr-x 9 root root 1024 Mar 10 11:27 ../
>
>Note the conspicuous absence of /var/spool/mail/dbroseme!
What does 'mailq' say
On Friday 26 March, Richard Harran wrote:
> OK, I replying to myself. I didn't select /dev/dsp as one of the sound
> options in the kernel. Now I've sorted this, I still have a problem: I
> can't use /dev/dsp, because it doesn't exist. What should have created
> this, and how do I fix it?
coo
On 25 Mar 1999, ESP wrote:
> I have a couple of questions, and I haven't been able to find a FAQ
> for debian-users so you're JUST GOING TO HAVE TO LUMP IT. :-)
>[snip]
> 4) Is anyone else interested in a K6-optimized version of Debian
>(which I've dubbed "K-Rad Debian" in my own head, just
On Friday 26 March, Richard Harran wrote:
> I've run the install script from the awedrv package, configured the kernel
> (make menuconfig),
sorry - didn't notice that bit when I first read it. still, it sounds like
you've missed the audio section out. try it again, and look for the audio
section.
On Friday 26 March, Richard Harran wrote:
> Could someone please tell me either what I might be doing wrong, or how
> I could do the 'configure the sound driver with CONFIG_AUDIO option'
> thing.
have you done either "make config", "make menuconfig" or "make xconfig" before
the "make dep; make cl
Hi,
I just got my slink CD in the mail. Unfortunately it is not going very
well. I think that I am doing it right.
1.) Boot up from 1st CD.
2.) Install base and set up everything fine.
3.) Get to install the rest of the system in dselect.
4.) Put 2nd CD into CD-ROM drive.
3.) Update.
4.
OK, I replying to myself. I didn't select /dev/dsp as one of the sound
options in the kernel. Now I've sorted this, I still have a problem: I
can't use /dev/dsp, because it doesn't exist. What should have created
this, and how do I fix it?
Thanks
Rich
Richard Harran wrote:
>
> I have had to
George Bonser wrote:
> Just wondering if there is anyone here familliar enough with the Red Hat
> system to know if this is possible with a reasonable effort:
>
> Convert the RH rpm database to a proper dpkg database but with packages
> all set to a -0 version so that they would be selected for up
I have had to reinstall debian on my system, and am having trouble with
the sound module. I have a sb awe63 pnp card. I've run the install
script from the awedrv package, configured the kernel (make menuconfig),
amd run
make dep; make clean
however, when I try
make modules
I get t
>
> On 25 Mar 1999, John Hasler wrote:
>
> >
> > Where are you getting this? I know of nothing that requires any such
> > thing.
>
> Tell Stallman that,
Stallman asks people to consider calling their operating system
GNU/linux (http://www.gnu.org/gnu/linux-and-gnu.html). Since Linus
acknowle
Mono wrote:
> thinks that it's been printed and nothing turns up in the spool. Where,
> exactly, is my printer?
In order to know which /dev/lp* is connected actually to your printer
you can use a simple test as root (or user pertaining to group lp) in
order to have write permission to the device:
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999 15:44:25 -0500 (EST), you wrote:
>> Also, does linux handle the cd-rw's? If so, are they worth the extra money
>> to get?
>
>IMO, no. A CD-RW blank costs upwards of 30$ while a CD-R blank costs 1$
>to 1.80$ so you would need to blank a disc about 30 times before it's
>worthwh
First off, this is a potato system, kernel 2.2.4, up to date as of 3/24.
When I upgraded to the new ppp package, things went majorly boom. I
cleaned up a few problems related to /etc/ppp.chatscript and the changes
in pppd's connect option (probably relics of my crufty and idiosyncratic
ppp setup.
I will be out of the office for most of the day on Thurs. March 25, 1999.
On Wed, Mar 24, 1999 at 08:51:30PM -0300, Henrique Esteves Fazzio wrote:
> As a user of Windows98, I've been having some frequent problems (common
> problems) with it. So I thought about changing my "os", but what system to
> choose?
> So I found Linux for FREE, a plattaform that is gr
Ian Lynagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >Debian 2.1 has the neomagic driver. If you MUST have the 3.3.1 version,
> >install Debian's X like usual, then go to master.debian.org/~vincent/ and
> >grab
> >the temporary 3.3.1 debs. or you can simply place xfree86.orgs xserver
> >binary
> >in /usr/
Hi,
since the XFmail mailing list is dead, and there is no activity on the XFmail
home page, I try to post here since XFmail after all is part of the Debian
distribution.
What I wonder is how to get replied messages marked "A" for "answered"? XFmail
help says this is supposed to happen, but it on
> "Joey" == Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Me> 1) PGCC isn't in slink or potato. I can't find it on
Me> FreshMeat, either. Is it available as a .deb anywhere else?
Joey> It's worth checking if the gcc in unstable can do the
Joey> optimizations well enough.
EGCS specif
> Does anyone here use tclmidi? I have not been able to get it to work. I
> am using recent potato, glibc2.1.
I package it, but only because it's used by rosegarden (which I also
package). I've not tried to actually use it for much -- what's in the
package is pretty much a straight-out-of-the-tarba
ESP wrote:
> 1) PGCC isn't in slink or potato. I can't find it on FreshMeat,
>either. Is it available as a .deb anywhere else? or am I going to
>have to build it from scratch, or use the RPMs from the PGCC site?
It's worth checking if the gcc in unstable can do the optimizations well
eno
Hi guyz...
It's my first time here in this list And I have a question...
everytime I'm trying to start the X the xinit show me that libXmu.so.6
doesn't found a shared object.. so the X doesn't start...
So... someone can help me?!
Looking forward to your answer
Eber Diniz
I have a couple of questions, and I haven't been able to find a FAQ
for debian-users so you're JUST GOING TO HAVE TO LUMP IT. :-)
First, background (skip down for questions if you wish). I'm a fairly
sophisticated Debian GNU/Linux user. I've done a few i386 installs,
an Alpha install, and I've g
Hi all-
I just received my slink CDs (yay!) and installed without any problems (that
I know of yet). I purchased a Matrox Millenium G200 video card and I was
informed from an response that I needed to upgrade my X packages to 3.3.3
and that the .debs were at http://master.debian.org/~vincent/xfree
Jor-el writes:
> I think you will have seen Peter's proposed solution on
> debian-user to my problem.
Not yet.
> The trouble is that I cant figure out how it will work : nothing in ppp
> or the current Debian PPP setup seems to allow differentiation of the PPP
> daemon's behaviour depending upon
Hi
Does anyone here use tclmidi? I have not been able to get it to work. I am
using recent potato, glibc2.1.
Script started on Fri Mar 26 02:41:17 1999
$ tmplay
syntax error in expression "catch "midifeature $dev smpte_timing" err"
("if" test expression)
while compiling
"if {catch "midif
John,
I think you will have seen Peter's proposed solution on
debian-user to my problem. The trouble is that I cant figure out how it
will work : nothing in ppp or the current Debian PPP setup seems to allow
differentiation of the PPP daemon's behaviour depending upon the user that
invoked
On Thu, 25 Mar 1999, Roy-Anders Larsen wrote:
> Sad with all this windows driven HW these days..
Yup. I actually saw windows-driven harddrives this past week,
when shopping for an extra for my system.
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lpr or lprng, gs or gs-aladdin, gsfonts, probably magicfilter or
apsfilter. If you have a postscript printer, you won't need the gs stuff.
Bob
On Thu, 25 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What packages are needed for postscript printing? Someone said that I
> may need to install them to fix
It's easy to create one in /etc/init.d and run update-rc.d.
Actually I thought that was only needed for 2.2.x and late 2.1.x kernels.
I'm not using it for ip masquerading with 2.0.36 and am not having any
problems.
Bob
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Mark Phillips wrote:
>
> Thanks for all your help with
Ian Lynagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
> >>
> >> I am currently running Linux on a Compaq laptop with a Neomagic NM-2160
> >> video card. I would like to use Debian 2.1. Could I use XFree86 3.3.1
> >> with
> >> Debian 2.1, even thoug
What packages are needed for postscript printing? Someone said that I
may need to install them to fix my printing problem.
TIA,
chris
I will be out of the office for most of the day on Thurs. March 25, 1999.
Hi,
I'm experiencing problems running mxaudio:
intra:/etc# ldd /usr/local/bin/mxaudio
libXt.so.6 => not found
libXmu.so.6 => not found
libX11.so.6 => not found
libXext.so.6 => not found
libdl.so.1 => /lib/libdl.so.1 (0x4000b000)
libm.so.5 => /lib/li
I wrote:
> Where are you getting this? I know of nothing that requires any such
> thing.
George Bonser writes:
> Tell Stallman that,
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/technology/zdnet/story.html?s=n/zdnet/technology/19990325/19990325301
So? This is old news. So RMS has his opinion. I have
> I have the following entries in my /etc/resolv.conf
> nameserver
> domain
> search
I assime you know what these entries do... specify you nameserver, domain and
also allows you to specify the order the domains are searched.
> The bug # is 34263
>
> At a moment, I am just confused how everyth
On Wed, Mar 24, 1999 at 12:33:22PM -0600, Kevin Lee wrote:
>
> I have just installed Debian Linux 2.1 from scratch. Everything is working
> properly except X11. I am currently using a Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM
> graphics adapter. My problem is as follows:
>
> When Linux boots up xdm is auto
On Wed, Mar 24, 1999 at 02:07:56PM -0500, Mitch Blevins wrote:
> In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
> > Can the developers subscribed please tell me/us where the various staging
> > areas are? I keep losing the various posts that have the urls (stupid me).
> > (i.e. gnome, apt, whatever) And if possibl
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