Paul J. Keenan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Shao Zhang wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> > How can I use 'find' together with other shell tools to scan the
> > directory and print the filename if it is over a certain size.
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Shao.
>
> The only other shell tool you
*- On 23 Dec, Harlan Crystal wrote about "RE: Quake1 included now that GPLed?"
>
>> There have been several quake packages on there. xquake, squake,
>> quake2. xquake works very well for me.
>
> they dont include the maps do they? I was under the
> impression that the maps were GPLed as well.
>
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, you wrote:
> On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 07:11:58AM +0100, Ulrich Hansmair wrote:
> > hi debian-freaks,
> >
> > currently I installed potato with downloaded install-disks. Then I got me a
> > few tiny things like less, with apt-get. I´ m not very experienced with
> > linux, b
> There have been several quake packages on there. xquake, squake,
> quake2. xquake works very well for me.
they dont include the maps do they? I was under the
impression that the maps were GPLed as well.
- harlan
*- On 4 Nov, Ulrich Hansmair wrote about "libc6-dev versus libncurses4-dev"
> hi debian-freaks,
>
> currently I installed potato with downloaded install-disks. Then I got me a
> few tiny things like less, with apt-get. I´ m not very experienced with
> linux, but it worked fine.
>
> Now I wa
On Fri, Nov 04, 2005 at 07:11:58AM +0100, Ulrich Hansmair wrote:
> hi debian-freaks,
>
> currently I installed potato with downloaded install-disks. Then I got me a
> few tiny things like less, with apt-get. I´ m not very experienced with
> linux, but it worked fine.
>
> Now I wanna compile
hi debian-freaks,
currently I installed potato with downloaded install-disks. Then I got me a
few tiny things like less, with apt-get. I´ m not very experienced with
linux, but it worked fine.
Now I wanna compile me a kernel. So I got me all the needed packages (gcc,...).
As I wanna use "mak
*- On 23 Dec, Harlan Crystal wrote about "Quake1 included now that GPLed?"
> Hello.
>
>
> Quake1 was recently GPLed.
>
> Does that make it a candidate to become a debian package
> for the games section? It would be a great addition to the
> "games" section.
>
First, it will have to be in the
> I have a Debian based machine I need to clone; actually I have 32 so I don't
> want go through the install that many times for identical configurations.
> I figured it should be pretty easy using dd but I'm running into some
> problems I need help with.
>
> Any ideas on:
> 1) how to make the copy
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 01:22:59PM -0600, Richard Dansereau wrote:
> Any reason why the kernel does not have APM support automatically
> compiled in? You would think it could be made smart enough to have
> it in all of the time.. even if your machine does not have APM.
There are some motherboards
> Quake1 was recently GPLed.
> Does that make it a candidate to become a debian package
> for the games section? It would be a great addition to the
> "games" section.
There have been several quake packages on there. xquake, squake,
quake2. xquake works very well for me.
--
Bart Szyszka [EMAIL
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
thomas lakofski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Mike Norris wrote:
> > Can someone HELP me with a simple IDIOT-PROOF guide on connecting up!
O.K. still no joy obviously I'm doing something wrong still ... please
comment on the following
the
Hello.
Quake1 was recently GPLed.
Does that make it a candidate to become a debian package
for the games section? It would be a great addition to the
"games" section.
- Harlan
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Thanks John,
Here they are:
/etc/ppp/peers/provider
# This optionfile was generated by pppconfig 1.9.3beta2.0.
#
#
hide-password
noauth
connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/chatscripts/provider"
debug
/dev/ttyS0
115200
defaultroute
noipdefault
user Pxx
remotename provider
ipparam provider
/et
Hi David,
I am running slink also. I wouldn't say "straight slink" as I
have done MANY apt-get(s) for packages that put other packages
on etc., too many for me to keep track of, so I don't...
I got the 1.2 JDK running a few weeks ago, but after some reading
I got the impression the pre-release
Does anyone know how I can clear my StarOffice browser cache? I can't even
find it and I believe it might be somewhere in /tmp
I clear my Netscape cache from ~/.bash_logout and I would like to do the same
for StarOffice. Doing this lowers my "df" value :)
thanks
--
Andrew
Hi
I have a stock Slink system running on a K6 350 100 MHZ MB 128 MB
RAM, 8G ide drive, SiS 6326 8MB video. I have jdk1.1 deb package
installed. I need jdk1.2
I downloaded jdk1.2.2 r3 from blackdown, untarred it in /usr/local.
I set the path per install instructions from blackdown:
export PAT
Can you write the exact URL?
Thank you.
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Previously Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
> I have no objections to job postings here.
> I think the web page idea is a good one.
That webpage is supposed to be there already, I talked with the webtea
"not 8-bit clean" usually means that the chatscript is not succeeding in
convincing the ISP to start ppp. Post your /etc/ppp/peers/provider and
/etc/chatscripts/provider files. Munge any passwords.
--
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, Wisconsin
aphro wrote:
> I looked at minivend/minimate a few months back, and downloaded it again
> last night to see if i can get it working..i need to get a small ecommerce
> site up(only 4 products changing on a weekly basis) i hope i can figure it
> out and get it going :)
>
> thanks for the info..didn
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 14:00:56 -0500, Brian Servis wrote:
> The KDE folks had/have no exception and thus were/are violating the GPL.
Only if they're reusing other people's GPLed code, which reportedly they
don't.
Remember, an author isn't bound by the copyright license she puts on her own
work
Richard Dansereau wrote:
> >
> > Richard Dansereau said:
> > > Does the kernel
> > > have to be compiled differently?
> >
> > Yep. You need to compile your kernel with APM support.
> >
>
> Any reason why the kernel does not have APM support automatically
> compiled in? You would think it could b
Hy, list people.
I'm a brazilian sysadm with a big trouble:
I need some way to allow user-level programs to achieve file-locks
(exclusive access file locks, more specifically) over my NFS.
I need to transfer my qmail MTA from a machine to a
Richard Dansereau said:
> Any reason why the kernel does not have APM support automatically
> compiled in? You would think it could be made smart enough to have
> it in all of the time.. even if your machine does not have APM.
If it's compiled with APM support, it will always be there... (It's n
I got that recently when I reinstalled potato, I cured it by using
AT&F as my init string in pppconfig. Once I did that I never
got the error again.
Regards,
Todd
At 11:38 AM 12/23/99 -0800, Clyde Wilson wrote:
I've just converted to potato. When I try to bring up ppp with pon
I get:
Dec 2
I've just converted to potato. When I try to bring up ppp with pon
I get:
Dec 23 11:16:13 Spock chat[146]: CONNECT
Dec 23 11:16:13 Spock chat[146]: -- got it
Dec 23 11:16:13 Spock chat[146]: send (\d)
Dec 23 11:16:14 Spock pppd[145]: Serial connection established.
Dec 23 11:16:14 Spock pppd[145]:
>
> Richard Dansereau said:
> > Does the kernel
> > have to be compiled differently?
>
> Yep. You need to compile your kernel with APM support.
>
Any reason why the kernel does not have APM support automatically
compiled in? You would think it could be made smart enough to have
it in all of t
Richard Dansereau said:
> Does the kernel
> have to be compiled differently?
Yep. You need to compile your kernel with APM support.
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Hello!
Why is it that when I use the poweroff command that my machine only
halts and does not turn off. I know that I can poweroff my machine
when shutting down from Windows. Is there something I have to set?
Do I need some power management daemon running? Does the kernel
have to be compiled di
*- On 23 Dec, Bart Szyszka wrote about "Re: I thought KDE wasn't included
because of QT?!?"
>> QT v1 is included in the non-free section. The problem is that KDE is
>> supposed to be under the GPL but is violating the GPL by linking to QT
>> which is non-free. So Debian and others decided not to
> QT v1 is included in the non-free section. The problem is that KDE is
> supposed to be under the GPL but is violating the GPL by linking to QT
> which is non-free. So Debian and others decided not to include KDE
> until they either fixed the licensing issues or QT became free. QT v2
> is under
David S. Jackson writes:
> I guess I could just use sudo. After trying that, it seems to be easier
> than getting all the permissions correct for the dialout group.
The dialout group has little to do with ppp. When the device name comes
from a privileged source (as it should) pppd opens it as ro
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
[...]
> My hardware is:
>
> - Dell NetPlex 486SX/25
> - 32MB RAM
> - AHA1542C SCSI Controller
> - 3COM 509B Ethernet Controller
> - 2-port 16550A Serial Card
> - 3 x SCSI Hard Drives External
> - 1 x SCSI Jaz Drive External
> - 1 x SCSI S
Bart Szyszka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I just thought of something. I thought the whole reason why KDE wasn't
> included in the Debian download trees because of the licensing issues
> with QT. If that's the case, then why is QT included in the download tree?!?
> If QT is OK to put in there then
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 12:26:43PM -0500,
Bart Szyszka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just thought of something. I thought the whole reason why KDE wasn't
> included in the Debian download trees because of the licensing issues
> with QT. If that's the case, then why is QT included in the download t
*- On 23 Dec, Bart Szyszka wrote about "I thought KDE wasn't included because
of QT?!?"
> Hi,
>
> I just thought of something. I thought the whole reason why KDE wasn't
> included in the Debian download trees because of the licensing issues
> with QT. If that's the case, then why is QT included i
Hi,
I just thought of something. I thought the whole reason why KDE wasn't
included in the Debian download trees because of the licensing issues
with QT. If that's the case, then why is QT included in the download tree?!?
If QT is OK to put in there then what's the point of saying KDE can't be
the
> Many of the KDE apps rely on a library called qt1g, which dselect claims
> "To not appear available". Checking my system, I find a library called
> libqt1g which claims in the package description to "replace and provide"
> qt1g.
> Is there a way to convince dpkg that it should install these pro
I guess I could just use sudo. After trying that, it seems to be
easier than getting all the permissions correct for the dialout
group. For example, the /etc/ppp/options and /etc/ppp/peers/* files
are gid dip. That doesn't seem to jive very well with the "dialout"
group.
Anyway, TkDesk seems
> Have a look at using sudo, to execute any commands you want as root.
Speaking of sudo, is there a menu/X/KDE driven way of managing the
sudoers file? I'm not having much luck with adding things in there manually
and I'd rather have something slightly more automated anyway.
--
Bart Szyszka [EMA
Hi, I was just wondering if a date had been set for the release of potato
being stable yet? If so, what is it? Also, I was wondering what kernel
version it would be shipping with. If 2.4 is out by then, is it gonna be
that? Thanks for your time, Bye!
I have been trying to solve this problem without success for about a year
now.
My hardware is:
- Dell NetPlex 486SX/25
- 32MB RAM
- AHA1542C SCSI Controller
- 3COM 509B Ethernet Controller
- 2-port 16550A Serial Card
- 3 x SCSI Hard Drives External
- 1 x SCSI Jaz Drive External
- 1 x SCSI Sony D
"David S. Jackson" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've added myself to the dialout group, but I still get a "permission
> denied" when I try to run /usr/bin/pon (which works fine when I'm
> root, btw). What am I forgetting? I want to be able to run this as
> a user.
>
> Also, could someone explain why /us
"David S. Jackson" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've added myself to the dialout group, but I still get a "permission
> denied" when I try to run /usr/bin/pon (which works fine when I'm
> root, btw). What am I forgetting? I want to be able to run this as
> a user.
>
> Also, could someone explain why /usr/sb
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Where I can find logrotate deb package for slink ?
> I try to dowload logrotate sources from unstable
> # apt-get --compile source logrotate
> but it doesn't compile (some errors in sources *.c)
>
> przemol
>
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On 12/23/99, Egbert Bouwman addressed "Bad points for debian (was: resetting
dpkg)":
> In the dselect man page (dd 29th november 1995) in slink you can read:
>The dselect package selection interface is confusing or even
>alarming to the new user.
> The debian group tries to remedy this by
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, aphro wrote:
: On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Paul J. Keenan wrote:
:
: paul.k >I accept that sendmail is not used for reading mail, but I'm fairly
sure
: paul.k >my sendmail receives mail as well as sends it. From
/var/log/mail.log :
: paul.k >
: paul.k >Dec 22 01:25:45 funki
Hi,
I've added myself to the dialout group, but I still get a "permission
denied" when I try to run /usr/bin/pon (which works fine when I'm
root, btw). What am I forgetting? I want to be able to run this as
a user.
Also, could someone explain why /usr/sbin/pppd is in the dip group
and not the d
Salman Ahmed wrote:
> I finally got a second box to install Linux on today. Unfortunately its
> not the Compaq Deskpro EN I had hoped for. Its an older Digital 5000 PC
> with the following specs:
>
> PII 233
> Adaptec AHA-2940 UW SCSI Adapter
> 2 Seagate 2Gb SCSI HDs
> Matrox Mystique vide
Don't forget to refrigerate it in case it is a thermal issue...
-Bob
- Original Message -
From: aphro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Guilherme Soares Zahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: Debian Users Mailing List ;
Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 10:42 AM
Subject: Re: Useless (broken?) IDE HD
Let the
Jack Sonnie said:
> I have the source
> code for the program, but it just says to type "make" and cross your
> fingers...
I hate (lack of) documentation like that...
> From what I can tell, "make" must be either a Unix compiler or
> was in the original Linux...
Uh... No. Make coordinates the
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Ookhoi wrote:
> > I will try to reproduce it at home It seems to be quite useful for ISP
> > setups... In the meantime, did you try giving
> >
> > chroot /usr/remote /bin/bash
> >
> > as your login shell? Of course enter it into /etc/shells as well. I did
> > not
Does it always happen when you run iptraf? it could be a network driver
problem or a network card hardware problem.
a good way to test the board/cpu/hdd and i/o subsystems that i have found
is running 10x copies of [EMAIL PROTECTED] at the same time for 24-48 hours, if
the machine lasts 24 hours
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 09:50:54AM -0500, Jonathan D . Proulx wrote:
> How do I generate a Packages.gz file for a local distribution directory?
dpkg-scanpackages which is from the dpkg-dev package.
--
---===-=-==-=---==-=--
/ Ben Collins --
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Paul J. Keenan wrote:
paul.k >I accept that sendmail is not used for reading mail, but I'm fairly sure
paul.k >my sendmail receives mail as well as sends it. From /var/log/mail.log :
paul.k >
paul.k >Dec 22 01:25:45 funkiest sendmail[4378]: BAA04378: from= [EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
do you have a soundcard? many soundcards (esp soundblaster) use irq5, are
you sure there are no conflicts with anything on that serial port?
nate
On 23 Dec 1999, Bostjan JERKO wrote:
Bostja >Acctualy if using default kernel for Debian 2.1 (I think 2.0.36)
everything works fine.
Bostja >I didn'
jfoste >++
jfoste >MiniVend and Minimate may be exactly what you are looking for; if you
jfoste >have some skills in database managemant including SQL, perl programming,
jfoste >html scripting, and a lot of cgi knowledge and PHP3 are also VE
How do I generate a Packages.gz file for a local distribution directory?
TIA,
Jon
I can't get apt-move to co-operate.
elm:# apt-move move
Creating Lists...
Error: makelist: No master ls file exists!
It seems to want ls-lR and I think it looks in the /debian/.apt-move
directory, but I can't get it right. My debian mirror is in /debian.
--
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
Subject: Re: netdate in potato??
Date: Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 07:28:45AM -0500
In reply to:Brian Servis
Quoting Brian Servis([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>| >
>| > dpkg -S netdate
>| >
>| > netstd: /usr/man/man8/netdate.8.gz
>| > netstd: /usr/sbin/netdate
>| >
>|
>| Um, in *potato* nets
When using new (compiled) kernel (e.g. 2.2.15) I receive message for port
/dev/ttyS2 - port busy (0 and 1 working properlly). Any
ideas what might be the problem ?
B.
Hi Robert,
> > > > And this works:
> > > > expanse:~# chroot /usr/remote/ su - ookhoi
> > > > ookhoi $
> > > >
> > > > Of course bash is there:
> > > > ookhoi $ /bin/bash
> > > > ookhoi $
> > >
> > > And is it in the chrooted /etc/shells?
> >
> > Thanx you for your response! Yes, it is:
> >
Just a quick note, I'm starting to wonder about my hardware. For the last
few months (since I reloaded the system back to running slink in fact), I
have been receiving errors similar to the following message :-
Dec 24 00:09:31 midnight kernel: Oops:
Dec 24 00:09:31 midnight kernel: CPU:0
David S. Jackson writes:
> I was just noticing that the groupname for /usr/sbin/pppd is dip. But,
> as I look in /etc/group, there is no "dip" group listed, only a "dialout"
> group. Is this an oversight?
That or a bug. What are you running?
> Should I chgrp the /usr/sbin/pppd* stuff to the "d
I'm pretty sure the packages would have to me modified. To get around it,
you'll have to manually install the packages uses dpkg --force-depends.
Unfortunately, anytime you upgrade packages, dselect will want to remove
those packages because they have unmet dependencies (atleast apt will).
This is
Egbert Bouwman wrote:
>
> On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 10:43:05PM +0100, steve doerr wrote:
> > Is there a way to change dpkg package remove tags? I ran dselect after
> > manually dpkg'ing postgresql and jdk and I somehow got almost everything
> >
Remember that the dependencies will kick in (though jd
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 02:11:31PM +0100, Egbert Bouwman wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 10:43:05PM +0100, steve doerr wrote:
> > Is there a way to change dpkg package remove tags? I ran dselect after
> > manually dpkg'ing postgresql and jdk and I somehow got almost everything
> >
> The debian g
Hi Robert,
> > > On Sun, Dec 12, 1999 at 12:04:09PM -0500, Nagilum wrote:
> > > > I had read some docs which mentioned that on SysV, you can specify a *
> > > > in
> > > > the 7th field of the passwd file (thisis from memory, I may be off) and
> > > > that user's login will then be chroot()ed to
Where I can find logrotate deb package for slink ?
I try to dowload logrotate sources from unstable
# apt-get --compile source logrotate
but it doesn't compile (some errors in sources *.c)
przemol
Where I can find logrotate deb package for slink ?
I try to dowload logrotate sources from unstable
# apt-get --compile source logrotate
but it doesn't compile (some errors in sources *.c)
przemol
I installed debian packages using apt-get over
the network. I'm running debian 2.0 on i386
machine. A few weeks ago I upgraded kernel
upto 2.2.13 and upgraded some packages in potato.
After that apt-get causes segmentation-fault.
I always get message "Electric Fence 2.0.5..",
maybe I installed ke
Acctualy if using default kernel for Debian 2.1 (I think 2.0.36) everything
works fine.
I didn't even start using the port since I need to change it's IRQ to 5 I used
setserial and
received the message about busy port.
Let me add that I don't have any additional serial cards. This port is used fo
*- On 22 Dec, Wayne Topa wrote about "Re: netdate in potato??"
>
> Subject: netdate in potato??
> Date: Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 01:04:22PM +1300
>
> In reply to:Tim Nicholas
>
> Quoting Tim Nicholas([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>>| Hello all,
>>|
>>| Can anyone tell me which package in potato
On Thu, 23 Dec 1999, Ookhoi wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> > On Sun, Dec 12, 1999 at 12:04:09PM -0500, Nagilum wrote:
> > > I had read some docs which mentioned that on SysV, you can specify a * in
> > > the 7th field of the passwd file (thisis from memory, I may be off) and
> > > that user's login will
*- On 23 Dec, Oki DZ wrote about "Next codename"
> Hi,
>
> What would be the name of the next Debian version after potato? Wheezy?
>
Woody
Brian Servis
--
Mechanical Engineering | Never criticize anybody unt
Hi Ben,
> On Sun, Dec 12, 1999 at 12:04:09PM -0500, Nagilum wrote:
> > I had read some docs which mentioned that on SysV, you can specify a * in
> > the 7th field of the passwd file (thisis from memory, I may be off) and
> > that user's login will then be chroot()ed to his home directory.
> >
> >
On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 10:43:05PM +0100, steve doerr wrote:
> Is there a way to change dpkg package remove tags? I ran dselect after
> manually dpkg'ing postgresql and jdk and I somehow got almost everything
>
You are one of many, myself included, who asked similar questions
about resetting dsel
On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 10:12:49PM +, Alex Bell wrote:
> I have made the resc1440, drv1440, and root floppies. When I boot with
Have you tried the tecra boot and driver floppies?
I had succes on my thinkpad 760 ELD with resc1440tecra.bin & drv1440tecra.bin
and similar problems with the norma
aphro wrote:
>
> You cannot read mail with a SMTP server. that is for sending mail
> ONLY. This is true for every SMTP server there is(many mail packages
Hmmm, mine has a feature that allows me to receive mail ;-)
> include both POP3 and SMTP so it may seem as if the smtp is allowing use
aphro wrote:
>
> You cannot read mail with a SMTP server. that is for sending mail
> ONLY. This is true for every SMTP server there is(many mail packages
> include both POP3 and SMTP so it may seem as if the smtp is allowing users
> to read mail) the daemons listen on different ports(smtp 25 pop
Shao Zhang wrote:
>
> Hi,
> How can I use 'find' together with other shell tools to scan the
> directory and print the filename if it is over a certain size.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Shao.
The only other shell tool you need is man :)
>From find(1)
-size n[bckw]
"David S. Jackson" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I was just noticing that the groupname for /usr/sbin/pppd is dip.
> But, as I look in /etc/group, there is no "dip" group listed, only a
> "dialout" group. Is this an oversight? Should I chgrp the
> /usr/sbin/pppd* stuff to the "dialout" group?
You should
When I use imap with CRAM-MD5 authentication do I have
to recompile the source to disable plain passwords?
Has anyone experiance with APOP in imap?
Regards,
Onno
Hi,
How can I use 'find' together with other shell tools to scan the
directory and print the filename if it is over a certain size.
Thanks.
Shao.
--
Shao Zhang - Running Debian 2.1 ___ _
Acctualy if using default kernel for Debian 2.1 (I think 2.0.36) everything
works fine.
I didn't even start using the port since I need to change it's IRQ to 5 I used
setserial and
received the message about busy port.
Let me add that I don't have any additional serial cards. This port is used fo
Steve Lamb wrote:
>
> Does anyone have an experience with Debian on an SMP machine? Is it
> stable? How well does it perform?
---
As you can see we have no probs with them :-))
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We sell fine quality servers and wo
aphro wrote:
>
> i want to know what people reccomend for an e commerce package for
> linux(free or not) something thats stable, secure, and runs on debian 2.1
> :)
>
> nate
++
MiniVend and Minimate may be exactly what you are looking for;
Can I quote you?
"
>It is easier to write an incorrect program than
>understand a correct
>one.
"-Wayne Topa
=
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Fish of Borg
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Can I quote you?
>It is easier to write an incorrect program than
>understand a correct
>one.
-Wayne Topa
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Can I quote you?
>It is easier to write an incorrect program than
>understand a correct
>one.
-Wayne Topa
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Hi,
I was just noticing that the groupname for /usr/sbin/pppd is dip.
But, as I look in /etc/group, there is no "dip" group listed, only a
"dialout" group. Is this an oversight? Should I chgrp the
/usr/sbin/pppd* stuff to the "dialout" group?
--
David S. Jackson http:/
Hi...
I have been using Debian for about 5-6 months, and have a fair knowledge
about the system. I will have a small peer-to-peer network set up in a day
or so, and want to run the Debian box as a DikuMUD Server. I have the source
code for the program, but it just says to type "make" and cro
Well, that looks okay, maybe a problem with your PAM setup?
On Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 11:23:27AM +0700, Oki DZ wrote:
> On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 07:22:57PM -0800, Eric G . Miller wrote:
> > What's /etc/hosts.allow
>
> in.ftpd: localhost
>
> >and /etc/hosts.deny,
>
> ALL: PARANOID
>
> >/etc/ftpu
Greetings,
I have asked this before, but either nobody saw it, or nobody knew, so I am
posting this again in the hopes someone will know the answer.
Many of the KDE apps rely on a library called qt1g, which dselect claims
"To not appear available". Checking my system, I find a library called
> >I'm confused on how to install Netscape using the available Debian
packages.
> >From what I've read, it sounds like all I need to do is: download the
> >tarball from Netscape (Linux 2.0 glibc version); put it into the /tmp
> >directory; and then apt-get install netscape4, a package which should
Hi,
I'd like to have pine on my SunClassic; but since the machine doesn't have
space that much (and since I have gcc on my Intel machine), I don't think
that it is wise to download gcc and all the dev. libs on it. Would
make-cross package sufficient for this? Or should I donwload
cross-dev*.deb or
On 23-Dec-1999, Oki DZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having problem in creating a script for executing shutdown from a
> normal username:
> okidz:~$ /sbin/shutdown -h now
> shutdown: must be root.
>
> I have tried to put a username in /etc/shutdown.allow and
> executing "shutdown -a -h
The libc development forked early on in the linux development, as GNU
libc wasn't useable on linux systems. This was rectified in glibc 2.0,
however the linux libc was up to v5, so glibc is sometimes called libc6.
You will find that a lot of programs are compiled against libc5 since it
should exi
On Wed, Dec 22, 1999 at 07:22:57PM -0800, Eric G . Miller wrote:
> What's /etc/hosts.allow
in.ftpd: localhost
>and /etc/hosts.deny,
ALL: PARANOID
>/etc/ftpusers say?
root
ftp
I think I only added the entry in /etc/hosts.allow.
Oki
Subject: netdate in potato??
Date: Thu, Dec 23, 1999 at 01:04:22PM +1300
In reply to:Tim Nicholas
Quoting Tim Nicholas([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>| Hello all,
>|
>| Can anyone tell me which package in potato contains
>| 'netdate' or some other equivalent program??
>|
dpkg -S netd
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