Peter Palfrader aka Weasel wrote:
> there is:
> debian/dists/slink/non-free/binary-i386/admin/sniffit_0.3.5-3.deb
> for i386s.
>
Thanks a lot.
(I'm sorry for treating this list like a search engine. But, oftentimes
this works pretty fast :-)
Oki
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Hello!
Please,
Where I find the packages .deb xfonts-75dpi and 100dpi version 3.3.4?
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Hi,
I have some strange files. Do they have to exist in /usr/bin?
ss1:/usr/bin$ ls -l | more
total 9010
-rwxr-xr-x 2 root root20720 Dec 24 1998 [
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 107956 Feb 24 1999 a2p
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root4 Nov 16 03:44 -> host
-rwxr-xr-x
Hey guys,
can someone please send me a copy of his or her wine.conf? my "wine" is
pretty mangled, and I'd like to try to track down the problem.
I just want to run one program (and I believe people have done so with
success, with the app in question...)
thanks,
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>
> Brian> name. How can I fix this problem? Also, how can I add some machine
> Brian> records to the files. I have tried following the howto's and the
> readmes
> Brian> but I have had no luck yet.
>
> Nate> best way to do that is to add it to /etc/hosts, and change your
> Nate> /etc/resolv.
Through a telnet session, I followed Brian's suggestions. Basically, I have
an xdm.log but no kdm.log. But kdm is what is runnning. Below is what I
found. I'll try to get more tonight when I am at console.
- Brian
mass % psgrep kdm
root 269 0.0 0.8 5552 2244 ?
Godric wrote:
>
> This IMHO is problem of marketing Debs - of people like us who support
> Debs making the public aware of just how good Debs is and how easy to
> upgrade.
The point is that people do realise that it is easy, but they're still
not ready to give up their redhat et al because a CD
On 15 Nov 1999, Ian Zimmerman wrote:
itz >Hmm, doesn't that defeat the purpose of running named in the first
itz >place? I'd add a new zone file and reference it from /etc/named.conf.
i run named mainly on my dialup for ipmasq. for some reason DNS does not
get masq'd for me under kernel 2.2 ..i
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Brian Servis wrote:
servis >xdm automatically creates a log /var/log/xdm.log. I would assume kdm
servis >does something similar. If you really want to stop xdm/kdm us the
servis >init.d scripts to do it properly, i.e. '/etc/init.d/xdm stop'.
i see no such log(s) either k
> "Nate" == aphro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> name. How can I fix this problem? Also, how can I add some machine
Brian> records to the files. I have tried following the howto's and the readmes
Brian> but I have had no luck yet.
Nate> best way to do that is to add it to /etc/hosts,
Hello,
A while back, I was unable to get my ZIP dribe to work with the
PPA support, but IMM support allowed it to work. This IMM support
is in a loadable module. I have been reading the Zip_Install howto,
in preparation to try to get a Linux system built on a ZIP disk, to
allow me to perform a
*- On 15 Nov, aphro wrote about "Re: Win NT does 1600x1200, why not X?
(FireGL 1000Pro)"
> On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Brian Boonstra wrote:
>
> boonst > X starts automatically for me on boot -- I end up in kdm (used
> to be
> boonst >xdm). How do I get the logfile you mention?
>
> kill kd
> "Brad" == Brad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Salman> Is there any way to check a running X server to find out
Salman> exactly which modeline is being used at a given time ??
Brad> Start xvidtune from a console/xterm window. Press the "show"
Brad> button. It will output the current modeline t
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Brian Boonstra wrote:
boonst >X starts automatically for me on boot -- I end up in kdm (used
to be
boonst >xdm). How do I get the logfile you mention?
kill kdm/xdm, and load X from console. kill -9 will get rid of kdm/xdm
then CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACe to kill the X ser
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, J Horacio MG wrote:
homega >> 2) if you need to load something else (i.e. isapnp) before the driver
homega >> loads
homega >
homega >should PPP be compiled as a loadable module then?
nah, PPP is a network(software) thing not a hardware thing.
homega >well, I recently made so
On Nov 15, Dave Sherohman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Any ideas what would cause them to not work with 2.2 kernels? I'm running
Using the user space nfsd or an old and unpatched knfsd.
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ciao,
Marco
I have a program which uses libpng. Libpng makes several
calls to malloc. At some point libc segfaults.
Stack trace:
0 ... in free from libc
1 ... in mallocfrom libc
2 ... in mallocfrom libc
3 ... in pngmalloc at pngmem:405
Code at pngmalloc:pngmem:405
ret = ma
On Sun, Nov 14, 1999 at 11:17:32PM +0200, Shaul Karl wrote:
> I am behind a firewall and/or Proxy server (I still have to learn what is the
> difference between those 2 and when to use each).
A firewall is a machine that sits between you and your default
internet gatway that blocks and/or modifie
Hello,
I am using the Xi Graphics X server (latest) with
Debian 2.1. All was happy till I attempted to run
netscape. This is the error:
netscape: locale 'C' not supported.
Perhaps the $XNLSPATH env var is not set
correctly?
This happens to be in XiG's FAQsays to symbolic
link the C lo
I have just bought a Viewsonic GT755. It's capable of doing
,-
| ViewSonic GT775
| .25 17"
| 1600x1200 @ 69
| 1280x1024 @ 80
| 1152x870 @ 106
| $515
`-
Where do I get modelines for it?
Right now all I have for it in XF86Config is:
,-
| Section "Monitor"
|Identifier "ViewSoni
You wrote:
> debs,
>
> how do i prevent twm from automatically being my window manager when i
> type "startx"?
This is determined by the file: /etc/X11/window-managers. The first one is
what gets used.
- Brian
poe % cat window-managers
aphro wrote:
> What is the full output of X when you start it ? use startx >& X.log and
> print the X.log to the list ..What version of X ?
Dang. I knew I was leaving something out. Thanks for responding.
I've had to leave the machine for the afternoon, but I can say that the X
ver
El dom, 14 de nov de 1999, a las 03:58:58 -0800, aphro dijo:
>
> the only real benefit i can see to compiling sutff as modules is:
>
> 1) if you think you may need to unload it at some point
this is what I actually thought... you can have the kernel compiled with
lots of loadable modules just in
> "Dave" == Dave Wiard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dave> is there any way to force umount to unconditionally unmount a drive? one
Dave> of my cd drives is constantly touted as 'busy' when i know there's zero
Dave> activity, so it refuses to unmount and hence i cannot eject. any help
Dave> woul
aphro wrote:
>
> On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Joe Block wrote:
>
> jpb >In fairness to Apple, it isn't their codec to give away. They license
> jpb >the sorenson codec from Sorenson Vision (http://www.s-vision.com) who
> jpb >are the ones not giving it away. It might be possible to talk the
> jpb >s-vi
On 11/15/99, John Hasler scribbled about "Re: New release over due":
> We are required to build and test our packages for unstable.
>
> However, it is a myth that you must upgrade to unstable before installing
> any packages anything from unstable.
>
I'm not opposed to running stable --- I'm doi
dpkg -i foo bar seemed a little bit criptic to me. In case it was to you as
well, you can just type
dpkg -i g++*.deb libstdc++2.9-dev*.deb
Both packages will be installed without any problem. I know this because I had
the same question as you had, and this was the (successful) suggestion I was
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, pplaw wrote:
pplaw >debs,
pplaw >
pplaw >how do tell twm not to be my window manager when i type "startx"?
edit ~/.xinitrc and change it, or if that file does not exist add a line:
exec /path/to/your/favorite/wm
or edit /etc/X11/window-managers and comment some out, change
What is the full output of X when you start it ? use startx >& X.log and
print the X.log to the list ..What version of X ?
nate
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Firetrail Internet Services
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Joe Block wrote:
jpb >In fairness to Apple, it isn't their codec to give away. They license
jpb >the sorenson codec from Sorenson Vision (http://www.s-vision.com) who
jpb >are the ones not giving it away. It might be possible to talk the
jpb >s-vision folks into releasing a
debs,
how do i prevent twm from automatically being my window manager when i
type "startx"?
ia,t.
bentley taylor.
//
"do things well!" "do them with heart!"--linus torvalds, "Linux
Journal," (11/1999).
//
debs,
how do tell twm not to be my window manager when i type "startx"?
ia,t.
bentley taylor.
//
"do things well!" "do them with heart!"--linus torvalds, "Linux
Journal," (11/1999).
//
Hi
I have a Diamond Fire GL 1000 Pro 8MB AGP, which I've generally been
pretty happy with. But I've spent 6 MONTHS (on and off) trying to get the
darn thing to give me 1600x1200. I can do it in WinNT, and the card and
monitor are both able to take it (even should be able to handle
Ron> What does the following mean and how do I fix it??
Ron> /etc/cron.daily/cfengine:
Ron> cf:mustang:/etc/cfengine/cfengine.conf:26: parse error
Ron> cfengine:mustang::26: Warning: actionsequence is empty
Ron> cfengine:mustang::26: Warning: perhaps cfengine.conf has not yet been
Ron> set up?
Ro
Quoting Charles Kaufman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I am trying to install the version of g++ in stable, using
> dpkg. g++ depends on libstdc++2.9-dev and libstdc++2.9-dev depends
> on g++. dpkg will not allow the installation of
> one without the other, as in catch-22.
> Must the installation be force
I am trying to install the version of g++ in stable, using
dpkg. g++ depends on libstdc++2.9-dev and libstdc++2.9-dev depends
on g++. dpkg will not allow the installation of
one without the other, as in catch-22.
Must the installation be forced? There is a bug report
about a similar problem with
Quoting Colin Marquardt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> * George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> >> I have used lpc to stop/restart my printer, but still I cannot print to
> >> lp1,
> >> even though magicfilter is set up for lp1.
>
> > Your ports might have gotten reversed ... change lp1 to lp0 an
aphro wrote:
> one thing i would like to understand is what apple is doing by restricting
> who uses their codec. i mean..how does it hurt them if other people use
> it for decoding purposes? i can only imagine it helping the population
In fairness to Apple, it isn't their codec to give away. Th
All this discussion of xlock and xset has put me in mind of a small annoyance
I've been experiencing on both my systems (running slink). I like to have auto
repeat on, so I have xset r on by default. However, when I lock the screen it
tends to reset the auto repeat function to off. I just type
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Dave Sherohman wrote:
> of uptime, you tend to suspect that dual-boot isn't needed) and considering
> swapping the drives so the system is booting Linux from /dev/hda.
Why do you want to do that? Just leave the kernel on /dev/hdb and use
your new space on /dev/hda for home d
Have you tried playing with xset? There are some options in it that change the
behavior of the screensaver. Specifically, there are blank, noblank and
timeout options that control whether it goes blank, and if it does, how long
before it to do so.
cheers,
--
You might try:
setterm -blank 0
This works in text mode and may work with X since X runs on the term. This
will prevent the screen from ever blanking !
paul
-Original Message-
From: Clyde Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 1:26 PM
To: debian-user@lists.deb
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Clyde Wilson wrote:
clydew >Is there any way I could keep the screensaver running longer
clydew >without the blanking?
try xset s off
i added that to my xdm startup scripts..
nate
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On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 01:11:34PM -0500, Ian Stirling wrote:
> "E.L. Meijer (Eric)" wrote:
>
> > I think it is a bad idea to call it `debian gimp'. If you do that you
> > suggest that debian has a heavily modified, enhanced version of gimp.
> > If I were one of the gimp developers I wouldn't lik
Hi all,
I have xscreensaver and xlock installed on Slink. When I lock
my screen, everything works fine for about 10 minutes and then
my display goes blank.
Is there any way I could keep the screensaver running longer
without the blanking?
"E.L. Meijer (Eric)" wrote:
> I think it is a bad idea to call it `debian gimp'. If you do that you
> suggest that debian has a heavily modified, enhanced version of gimp.
> If I were one of the gimp developers I wouldn't like it if someone (say
> Corel) would take it, remove some plugins, and th
* George Bonser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> I have used lpc to stop/restart my printer, but still I cannot print to lp1,
>> even though magicfilter is set up for lp1.
> Your ports might have gotten reversed ... change lp1 to lp0 and see if it
> starts working. I think the designation of the po
Quoting John Dalbec ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I get the same message about the keyboard compiler but it is always followed
> by "grep: /etc/X11/config: no such file or directory". I don't know why it
> would be looking for this file. Is this supposed to be /etc/X11/XF86Config?
No. config is where h
Quoting Michelle Konzack ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> for an half hour I had done this with my Workstation and 700 MBytes...
> (asked in [EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
> I have used this:
>
> mount /dev/hdb1 /mnt
> cp -fpR /usr/src/* /mnt
> umount /mnt
> rm -fR /usr/src/*
> rm -fR /usr/src/.*
Isn't that one of
It's packaged for potato so it would be easy to make a slink deb.
http://www.debian.org/Packages/unstable/admin/ext2resize.html
Timshel Knoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> is also packaging GNU Parted
which is at ftp://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/parted
> ext2resize by Lennert Buytenhek.
> http://freshmeat.net/appin
Drew Bell wrote:
> Everything's peachy until I get to "Configure Device Driver Modules". The
> second I press Enter to select this step (which is suggested as "Next"),
> the system reboots. Every once in a while, I'll get something fun like
> speedily-scrolling strings of numbers or a bus error.
Matthew Dalton writes:
> You might ask "So why didn't the developer compile Slink deb's as well?".
Because he would have to have a special Slink machine just for that, and
because there is nowhere for him to upload a Slink package.
> I suspect that developers like to have the latest libraries etc
Quoting David J. Kanter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've created/moved my /usr/src to its own partition. However, I've noticed a
> difference in the permissions between the old /usr/src (/usr/oldsrc) and the
> new one, /usr/src.
>
> drwxrwsr-x4 root src 1024 Oct 16 00:18 oldsrc
> drwxr
I'm re-sending this issue with some details:
I'm installing slink from CD on this system:
-Pentium 60
-16MB RAM
-hda: 3.2 GB
-hdb: 540 MB
-hdc: generic IDE CDROM
-Aztech sound card
-Intergraph Voodoo 2d/3d
-3Com Etherlink III IDE NIC
Everything's peachy until I get to "Configure Device Driver Mo
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 07:47:43AM -0800, aphro wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Dave Sherohman wrote:
>
> esper >Hadn't thought of that... Are there any reliable tools out there for
> esper >resizing e2fs partitions? (I already gave it all of the space that
> hadn't
> esper >been claimed by my ro
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Onno wrote:
ebbin2 >Wouldn't: named -u named -g named
ebbin2 >be sufficient ???
thats what i do, named -u named -g named -t /var/named
Although i eagerly await a BIND update, i was much more fearful of
exploits to my proftp daemon when the new security flaws were
found(~augu
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Ian Stirling wrote:
debian >I like Debian's approach to distributing only gnu free
debian >software. But taking out gif support in the gimp is
debian >going too far IMHO. I prefer that the gimp is not
debian >distributed with Debian if Debian can't leave
debian >the gimp packa
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Dave Sherohman wrote:
esper >Hadn't thought of that... Are there any reliable tools out there for
esper >resizing e2fs partitions? (I already gave it all of the space that
hadn't
esper >been claimed by my root and swap partitions...)
partition magic 4 and 5 .. v5 comes wit
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Dave Sherohman wrote:
esper >If I'm just changing the jumpers on the drives and not moving Linux to a
esper >different physical drive, should I be OK with just updating LILO and
fstab to
esper >reflect the change? Or are there other places that will need to be
updated
esper
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Tim Webster wrote:
tdwebs >I have continued to use debian despite the fact that it has grown
extremely out date.
tdwebs >However failing to release a mini potato at this time, has forced me to
drop
tdwebs >debian.
i dont get what your so antsy about not upgrading. if there
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, James Pullman wrote:
jpullm >It's very hard to tell people NOT to use a CODEC that's absolutely
beautiful to behold. It looks better then MPEG (which is non-free anyway) and
is a bootload smaller, better then AVI by a longshot, better then basically
anything. And as far a
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Marco d'Itri wrote:
> >WPrefs, and I was able to save it. So, it would seem that this is a
> >problem with the errno value that is set from fcntl when it tries to
> >create a lock on an NFS mounted file. Can anybody more knowledgeable
>
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Ethan Benson wrote:
erbens >
erbens >does anyone know the exact rational for the root.staff 2775
erbens >permissions on /usr/local? I suppose it could theoretically be used
erbens >to allow a privileged user to do make installs on non packaged
erbens >software and have it
Hi
I think rsync would work well for this. No need to keep old versions
arround for diffing. Rsync might also work for packages, if they were
uncompressed. However that would either double the size of the archive, or
load the servers too much. It might also be difficult to get all mirrors
to provi
> I'm connected with the cable modem. This thing is not coming from inside for
O, you should have said that first. When a cablemodem powers up, it
does a dhcp and net-boot; for diagnostic reasons, many of them seem to
try the ethernet first, then the cable net. You might also be seeing
boot
On Sun, Nov 14, 1999 at 10:43:46PM -0700, AzCaPpY wrote:
> try Sniffit. I don't know if there is a Debian package for it but the
> standard .tar.gz works great with Debian.
there is:
debian/dists/slink/non-free/binary-i386/admin/sniffit_0.3.5-3.deb
for i386s.
--
Weasel
On Sun, Nov 14, 1999 at 05:02:15PM -0500, debian mailing list wrote:
> A few months ago (in the middle of test week, so I didn't get the chance to
> ask then), I did an `apt-get dist-upgrade`, which installed version 0.51.3-1
> of blackbox on my potato system. A couple of days later, when I starte
Marco d'Itri said:
> On Nov 13, Havoc Pennington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >fcntl() locks don't work over NFS, unfortunately (well, I'm told they
> They *do* work with 2.2 kernels.
Any ideas what would cause them to not work with 2.2 kernels? I'm running
2.2.9 on both of the machines on my ne
I had limited success improving the ppp performance (stalling after a very short
transfer) by removing the call to bsd_comp.o in
/lib/modules/2.2.13/net/modules.dep, so I tried the implied suggestion below:
another ISP which, hopefully, didn't use Ascend routers using the "lame ...
STAC/MS-STAC/L
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 12:41:32PM +0700, Oki DZ wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a Debian net. sniffer.
> A month ago, somebody demoed a Windows net. sniffer. If I'm not
> mistaken, the name was "NeoSniffer". Is there anything like it for Deb.
> Linux?
If you want a nice friendly graphical sniff
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Matthew Dalton wrote:
> George Bonser wrote:
> >
> > On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Tim Webster wrote:
> >
> > > I have continued to use debian despite the fact that it has grown
> > > extremely out date.
> > > However failing to release a mini potato at this time, has forced me to
>
Hello,
I've installed Debianalready twice and then got clue, how to organize big
disk (10 G) with windows and Debian.
Installed debian with altered geometry at boot (linux hda=4912,63,64) like
is written in debian FAQ.
But then accidentally debian was newly booted without this parameters. When
I
I would argue that you CAN upgrade Debian from CD, it's just not as simple
as the installation for Slink. In fact, my procedure involves Slink itself.
1) Install Debian Slink from floppy or CD.
Do not use the computer "type" templates or dselect to choose your
packages. Instead,
I have had a persistent problem ever since I started using debian a few
months ago.
When I'm doing something with pppd up and moving data ... netscaping,
ftping, lynxing, etc. the mouse locks up (well it doesn't stop entirely
but acts like it is swamped. There is a long delay before mouse clicks
IMHO using linux gives you the opportunity to update only if you do want
it. I am running hamm at home, slink in the office, and I am content with
them. You can have the lates packages one-by one, but I guess it is very
rare when you are forced really to upgrade.
BTW people with slow TCP/IP conne
Is there any X interface for dselect?
-gnana
Hi folks.
Does anyone know what happended to the Debian list to news gateway. I
did not get any knews from linux.debian.devel fro about a week. In
linux.debian.user there were only a dozen in the last days, which seem
to be come in over news directly and not via the mailling list.
Is the gateway
At 01:27 AM 11/16/99 +0100, J Horacio MG wrote:
Hi,
I'm about to build a new kernel (2.2.10), and would like to go over the
steps for compiling (not make kpkg) as I'm not sure about them:
# make config (or menuconfig)
# make mrproper
# make menuconfig
here I have a doubt about the options w
Is there any X interface for dselect?
-gnana
Is there any X interface for dselect?
-gnana
If eth0 is your connection to the internet then your this looks
like IP-spoofing or somebody on your eth0 segment is being attacked.
You can block it with activating the kernels IP-spoof protection
or with ipchains rules.
If you can find out the MAC of the attacker you can report him to
your ISP
Alisdair McDiarmid hat gesagt: // Alisdair McDiarmid wrote:
> I'm trying to get my dodgy old ISA SB16 to work with ALSA instead
> of OSS/Free, and having difficulty with the alsa-modules-2.2.13
> package.
>
> I have sound support built into my 2.2.13 kernel:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] /usr/share/doc/
On Nov 13, Havoc Pennington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>fcntl() locks don't work over NFS, unfortunately (well, I'm told they
They *do* work with 2.2 kernels.
--
ciao,
Marco
I'm having a problem with the emacs-W3 browser.
When trying to start it is complaining:
invalid regexp: "Invalid preceding regular expression"
How do I fix this?
What to do?
While installing Xemacs (mule-canna-wnn) I didn't complain much...
___
hv
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Nov 13, "Noah L. Meyerhans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>WPrefs, and I was able to save it. So, it would seem that this is a
>problem with the errno value that is set from fcntl when it tries to
>create a lock on an NFS mounted file. Can anybody more knowledgeable
You are using a 2.2 kernel
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 02:10:39AM -0700, Sean McIlwain wrote:
> I'm having problems using lpr on my system when I type
>
> >lpr test.txt
>
> I get the following
> connection to 'localhost' failed - Connection refused
> transfer to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
1) did you set up a loopback-device? (/
The right driver should be the tulip driver.
Be sure that the driver is compiled into the
kernel or compiled as module, check it...
If the drivers is compiled as module use
root# modprobe tulip (or somthing)
to install the driver. An entry in /etc/modules
loads the module at boot.
Last but not l
I'm having problems using lpr on my system when I type
>lpr test.txt
I get the following
connection to 'localhost' failed - Connection refused
transfer to [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
Any idea of what is happening here? I'm logged in as root and attempting
to print to a serial printer.
You have 128Mb of memory ;-)
It maps your memory to that virtual file.
It doen't take any space on your disk.
Regards
At 11:51 AM 11/13/99 -0600, David J. Kanter wrote:
I'm trying to free up some disk space so hunted for core dumps. All I could
find (find / -name "core" -xdev) was /proc/kcore,
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Oki DZ wrote:
> AzCaPpY wrote:
> > try Sniffit. I don't know if there is a Debian package for it but the
> > standard .tar.gz works great with Debian.
>
> And where on earth can I get it...? But if it's the source code, I don't
> have the compiler (not downloaded yet).
Ge
On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 02:08:57AM -0500, Ian Stirling wrote:
> Brad wrote:
>
> > You do realize that if gif support were in the main gimp package, then
> > the entire thing would have to go into nonfree, right? Since The Gimp is
> > GPLed, Debian has every right to remove gif support and redistri
Wouldn't: named -u named -g named
be sufficient ???
Regards,
Onno
At 07:10 AM 11/12/99 -0800, aphro wrote:
On Fri, 12 Nov 1999, Marco Giardini wrote:
marco > nobody has compiled and released the new named for slink bug free?
marco >If yes, where is it available?
marco >thanks
setup a chroot'
> Neo-fandangled-SuperVision2000 video card which is not supported in
> Debian Slink, so they opt to use RedHat 6.1 instead. This kind of thing
> is increasinly giving the public the impression that Linux is indeed
> forking and that "RedHat is better because it supports more hardware
> than Debia
Brad wrote:
> You do realize that if gif support were in the main gimp package, then
> the entire thing would have to go into nonfree, right? Since The Gimp is
> GPLed, Debian has every right to remove gif support and redistribute those
> sources to make the whole thing libre. If you really don't
Godric wrote:
>
> Matthew Dalton wrote:
> >
>
> > The problem is not that Debian itself is out of date. The problem is
> > that you can't get an upgraded Debian on CD. Not everyone wants to
> > download hundreds of megabytes over their 33.6kbps connection to upgrade
> > their systems to the lates
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On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Ian Stirling wrote:
> I like Debian's approach to distributing only gnu free
> software. But taking out gif support in the gimp is
> going too far IMHO. I prefer that the gimp is not
> distributed with Debian if Debian can't leave
> the gimp
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Ian Stirling wrote:
> I like Debian's approach to distributing only gnu free
> software. But taking out gif support in the gimp is
> going too far IMHO.
You're more than welcome to install the gimp-nonfree package if you
absolutely must have compressed gif support.
> I prefer
http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml
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I like Debian's approach to distributing only gnu free
software. But taking out gif support in the gimp is
going too far IMHO. I prefer that the gimp is not
distributed with Debian if Debian can't leave
the gimp package intact.
Ian Stirling
AzCaPpY wrote:
>
> try Sniffit. I don't know if there is a Debian package for it but the
> standard .tar.gz works great with Debian.
And where on earth can I get it...? But if it's the source code, I don't
have the compiler (not downloaded yet).
Oki
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