just one more question, where is my local spool dir for mail?
- Original Message -
From: Alexandre Pereira da Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Beavis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2000 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: receiving emial
> I think the right way is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Afte
"Mike Rayle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am planning on getting a cable modem or DSL hooked up soon and am
> looking to setup a firewall (IP masq) for that connection.
I've got a similar setup, using @Home (cable modem)
> I created a rescue floppy and could not get the installer to recognize
Has anyone tried WordPerfect Office 2000? I have three days to
decide or
lose a $15 discount. I am using 8 download edition and am relatively
happy,
but it's obviously missing some useful features like templates and a
manual.
Is it slow? It's Wine-based, does that introduce compatibility
issues
Brenda J. Butler said:
> qualify_domain = achilles.net # my isp
You need to also set qualify_recipient to either "localhost" or a name that
your machine recognizes as referring to itself. If qualify_recipient is not
set, it defaults to qualify_domain which, as you have seen, can cause a few
prob
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 03:35:26PM -0400, Brenda J. Butler wrote:
>
> Is there any similar place in debian for these sources, or
> do people put them where they feel like? If I put
> them in /usr/src/debian, is that a Bad Idea? Where
> should I put them (probably my home directory or
> /usr/loca
champagne all around.
i uninstalled postgresql.
# dpkg -r postgresql
i PURGED postgresql.
# dpkg --purge postgresql
i installed postgresql.
# dpkg -i postgresql
and no errors! drinks on me!
so i enter
> createdb will
Could not execv /usr/lib/postgresql/bin
I have JavaScript enabled in Netscape, but a certain website was
crashing Netscape each time I visited. I started up Star Office and
I enabled JavaScript but it complained that it could not find JAVA
and JAVA is needed in order to use JavaScript. That's news to me; I
thought JAVA and JavaScript w
Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
> w trillich wrote:
> ># apt-get install postgresql
> >
> >ps: unknown long option
> >usage: ps acehjlnrsSuvwx{t|#|O[-]u[-]U..} \
> > --sort:[-]key1,[-]key2,...
> > --help gives you this message
> > --version prints version infor
I ended up cding to /dev and doing MAKEDEV pty and everything works fine
now.
~Sam
On 12 Apr 2000, Marshal Kar-Cheung Wong wrote:
> Well, here are the permissions for /dev/ptyXX
>
> crw-rw-rw-1 root tty2, 176 Mar 8 19:39 /dev/ptya0
>
> I don't think that it should be a path i
okay. i removed postgresql.
i purged it. eradicated it from the system. gone.
then i did
# apt-get install postgresql
[snip] and halleleujah, everything went smoothly... until:
Starting PostgreSQL postmaster
ps: unknown long option
usage: ps acehjlnrsSuvwx{t|#|O[-]u[-
Hello Vitux,
On 12-Apr-00, you wrote:
V> Hi There.
V> I can't seem to get the cmos clock set doing:
V> hwclock --set --date="foo/bar..."
V> I figure maybe my compaq mobo has some strangeness in it's
V> CMOS?? It's a EP 6350, PII/350, using (AFAIK) a proprietary
V> compaq-bios.
Could well be due
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, FreeMan wrote:
> Heelp! I don't get swat to work. I've changed
> inetd.conf as you told me and checked if there was an entry in
> /etc/services for swat. So there was one, I tried to connect via
> browser, heard my Debian-box working for a short moment and
>
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 01:37:05PM +0200, Gu?mundur Erlingsson wrote:
> Yeah, it's supposed to be a normal modem. I inspected the box and the
> manual carefully before buying to avoid the winmodem-curse. And their
> homepage (Diamond multimedia) doesn't indicate anything in that
> direction,
It se
> i found a file called clientproto.mc with the distribution and i
> modified it to say:
okay.
> # This the prototype for a "null client" -- that is, a client that
> # does nothing except forward all mail to a mail hub. IT IS NOT
> # USABLE AS IS!!!
> divert(0)dnl
> VERSIONID(`@(#)clientprot
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 10:21:03PM +0200, Attila Csosz wrote:
> I've had a lot of files in my cache directory of the apt-get program.
> I used apt-move to create a local mirror. I'd like to use both ( the local
> and the internet mirror ) to update my system. Is it possible for the apt
> program wi
I've had a lot of files in my cache directory of the apt-get program.
I used apt-move to create a local mirror. I'd like to use both ( the local
and the internet mirror ) to update my system. Is it possible for the apt
program with the following 'sources.list' file to look for at first in my
local
On 12-Apr-2000 19:35:26 Brenda J. Butler wrote:
>
> Is there any similar place in debian for these sources, or
> do people put them where they feel like? If I put
> them in /usr/src/debian, is that a Bad Idea? Where
> should I put them (probably my home directory or
> /usr/local/src, I'm guessi
w trillich wrote:
>of course, nothing can go perfectly smoothly--here's how it
>ended:
>
># apt-get install postgresql
>
>
>Run postgresql-dump to dump the old database and to reload
>it in the new format.
>*** READ /usr/share/doc/postgresql/README.Debian.migration.gz FIRST! ***
I noticed when trying to unpack some sources to miscellaneous
debian apps (setserial, silo) that I had to specify the
destination (unlike installing binaries, which go
to standard places like /bin, /usr/bin, etc).
In RedHat, those source packages get unpacked into a standard
/usr/src/redhat hierar
I have exim, fetchmail, .forward, procmail and mutt configured
to deliver mail to folders in my mail directory based on what
mailing list the mail is coming from - it all seems to work ok.
My problem is that when I send out mail, if my local exim
has a delivery problem, it sends the complaint to [
"Noah L. Meyerhans" wrote:
> In order to better manage configuration changes, I have decided to place
> /etc/ under control of RCS. Naturally, doing this means that write access
> is removed from most files and 'co -l' is needed in order to edit them. I
> have placed the /etc directory on my loca
Well, here are the permissions for /dev/ptyXX
crw-rw-rw-1 root tty2, 176 Mar 8 19:39 /dev/ptya0
I don't think that it should be a path issue.
marshal
> "sam" == sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> As a matter of fact I have recently recompiled my kernel but
> both E
As a matter of fact I have recently recompiled my kernel but both Eterm
and wterm work normally as root.
~Sam
On 12 Apr 2000, Marshal Kar-Cheung Wong wrote:
> > "sam" == sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I recently installed both wterm and eterm and I get the
> > following err
Hi!
Did Anyone of you guys sucessfully install the latest VisualAge for
Java
in a
Potato system?
VisualAge for Java
(c) Copyright IBM Corp. 1991, 1999
Startup Diagnostics:
1) Primitive failed in:
PlatformFunction>>#callWith:with:with:with:with:with: due to General
protection fault
2) Primi
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 01:42:59PM -0400, Noah L. Meyerhans wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>
> Hey all.
> In order to better manage configuration changes, I have decided to place
> /etc/ under control of RCS. Naturally, doing this means that write access
> is removed from most files
I think I am already doing that, althought I may not have done it
correctly. I edited "Xsession" and added the lines:
fvwm2 &
exec /usr/bin/gnome-session
I also tried adding the line:
gmc &
but that didn't make any difference.
Did I leave something out, or do I need to do this differently?
Th
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 01:51:46PM -0300, Mark Small wrote:
> >>
> >> Yesterday I tried using vga=ask as a bootup option (from loadlin) and
> >> chose a
> >> different video mode (80x28 instead of 80x25). It looked fine when I was
> >> booting, but after I switched from a x (auto started with
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 06:30:55PM +0530, Sunil Pandey wrote:
> This may not be the correct place to ask but since it is related
> to debian installation, I would ask it anyway. Thing is debian allows a
> way to install through existing dos. Now, my comp already has Win-2000
> and that w
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Serena Peters wrote:
> So I try to install debian with a CD-ROM
>
> I´ve just make partition on my hard disk and all the partition are mounted !
> So during the installation, the software propose to install the operating
> system kernel and modules.
> When I have "Select Ins
> Robert Varga hat gesagt: // Robert Varga wrote:
>
> What do I need to do to make an ISDN card work in Linux?
Compile your kernel for ISDN support
Install the isdnutils package
Have a look at the following web site - really easy configuration here:
http://www.thennion.demon.co.uk/ISDN.html
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Mike Rayle wrote:
> I am having trouble getting Debian to install on my old 486-33.
> I have a Sony cdu31a attached to an ISA SoundBlaster MultiCD sound card.
I'm using a similar setup, except the cdu31a has its own card.
> During the install, I told the program to include t
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 04:46:38AM -0500, Eric Gillespie, Jr. wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 02:31:26AM -0700,
> kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> > What was your problem?
>
> For some reason, gdm wouldn't run. It would load X, and then die,
> and it would do this 5 or 6 times, and finally give up.
Hi, I am what you would call I guess a new Linux user,
and I have been running into some problems installing
debian on my computer.
The installation runs fine, up until I want to include
the module for my cd rom (philips LMS 206 w/ LMS 260
card) to continue installing of the cd.
some of the er
I've been following some threads on this list regarding people having
problems getting the Dell PERC with the adaptec chips working and have a
status update for everyone.
I've contacted the Dell Arizona Engineering group and been given a
set of RedHat installation disks with binary-only mo
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 01:42:59PM -0400, Noah L. Meyerhans wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
>
> Hey all.
> In order to better manage configuration changes, I have decided to place
> /etc/ under control of RCS. Naturally, doing this means that write access
> is removed from most files
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, w trillich wrote:
> what the hell is potato, in debian/linux context?
The name of the next release of Debian, also known as Debian 2.2 or
frozen.
later,
Bruce
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hey all.
In order to better manage configuration changes, I have decided to place
/etc/ under control of RCS. Naturally, doing this means that write access
is removed from most files and 'co -l' is needed in order to edit them. I
have placed the /etc directory
Hi,
Robert Varga hat gesagt: // Robert Varga wrote:
> What do I need to do to make an ISDN card work in Linux?
>
> What modules do I need to install?
> What do I need to do to configure the ISDN card?
> Can I use the two 64kbit channels separately and how?
> What other packages support the ISDN
Heelp! I don't get swat to work. I've changed
inetd.conf as you told me and checked if there was an entry in
/etc/services for swat. So there was one, I tried to connect via
browser, heard my Debian-box working for a short moment and
again I got an dns-error.
I've attached my /etc/s
Eric Hanchrow wrote:
>
> > "w" == w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> w> aaugh!
>
> w> i'd appreciate any direction... thanks (i've still got some hair
> w> left, and would like to keep it).
>
> Would you consider upgrading to potato, and then installing postgresql
> 6.5.
"Keith G. Murphy" wrote:
> > to get me up-to-date on postgresql 6.5.3, Jeff Noxon recommended:
> >
> > # apt-get install postgresql
> > [snip]
> > Setting up postgresql (6.3.2-15) ...
> >
> > which is exactly the version i already had.
>
> It's probably because you were sti
>>
>> Yesterday I tried using vga=ask as a bootup option (from loadlin) and chose
>> a
>> different video mode (80x28 instead of 80x25). It looked fine when I was
>> booting, but after I switched from a x (auto started with XDM) to a VT, I
>> was
>> back in standard text mode. Also, I could
So I try to install debian with a CD-ROM
I´ve just make partition on my hard disk and all the partition are mounted !
So during the installation, the software propose to install the operating
system kernel and modules.
When I have "Select Installation Medium", I choose /cdrom which is on
/dev/hdc
Hello !
I'm running Debian 2.2 frozen and want to set up dial in server both for shell
logins and ppp.
I've edited /etc/inittab and all the stuff in mgetty.conf , login.conf
When i'm dialing the server modem is answearing but nothing happens.
Where was my mistake ?
P.S.
Maybe somebody can p
Hello
I´m new in debian world and I try to install a debian version GNU/Linux 2.1
I have problems when I try to install the kernel !
he give me the path where the file can be found and after that, I have a
error message that tells me : "Couldn´t find the floppy driver" !
The floppy is OK ! There
John B writes:
> So, it does look like eth0 has to be up and running before stopping ppp.
That shouldn't happen. It begins to look a bit like a pppd bug.
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
> "sam" == sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I recently installed both wterm and eterm and I get the
> following error when I try to run either of them:
> resnet:~$ wterm wterm: can't open pseudo-tty wterm: aborting
> resnet:~$ Eterm Eterm: Can't open pseudo-tty -- No such f
John Hasler wrote:
>
> David Wright writes:
> > Not being up-to-date with the new network scripts, I would suggest you up
> > your eth0 before poffing your ppp.
>
> > Perhaps your poff scripts would reestablish the routes automatically but
> > for the fact that eth0 is still down.
>
> poff just
Kerstin Hoef-Emden writes:
> ...it does not work, when I simply type telnet and the name of the server
> I want to log in. I always have to type in the complete name with
> domain. Under RedHat, the plain server name without domain suffices.
Add the line
search Uni-Koeln.DE
to the apropo
Mike Rayle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am planning on getting a cable modem or DSL hooked up soon and am
> looking to setup a firewall (IP masq) for that connection [but]
> I am having trouble getting Debian to install on my old 486-33.
> I have a Sony cdu31a attached to an ISA SoundBlaster Mu
I have just set up a customer's site with a Sedlbauer ISDN card. The card is
working and the customer's machine attempts to call mine. However, my
machine ignores all the calls, which are type 7 (unrestricted data).
The only configuration file that seems to say anything about call types
is calle
David Wright writes:
> Not being up-to-date with the new network scripts, I would suggest you up
> your eth0 before poffing your ppp.
> Perhaps your poff scripts would reestablish the routes automatically but
> for the fact that eth0 is still down.
poff just kills pppd, which should put everythin
That's what ssh-agent is for. You run ssh-agent and it will output environment
variable for a unix domain socket. Then you run ssh-add and type in your
passphrase.
The ssh-agent caches your key and access is limited to your user (permissions
on the
unix socket). This is not secure enough for some
I am planning on getting a cable modem or DSL hooked up soon and am
looking to setup a firewall (IP masq) for that connection.
I am having trouble getting Debian to install on my old 486-33.
I have a Sony cdu31a attached to an ISA SoundBlaster MultiCD sound card.
I created a rescue floppy and cou
Hello
Which debian list is the best group for talking about majordomo?
John
how did you configure it to be a null client? did you just add the host to
the null client line in the .cf file? if so you need to do more then
that. you should use the sendmail.mc file to configure sendmail the way you
want and then run sendmailconfig to generate the correct .cf file.
i fo
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 05:34:45PM +0200, Vitux wrote:
| Sunil Pandey wrote:
| >
| > This may not be the correct place to ask but since it is related
| > to debian installation, I would ask it anyway. Thing is debian allows a
| > way to install through existing dos. Now, my comp already h
> Or something similar. Basically I want to login to 30 machines and run some
> command but without having to enter my pass-phrase 30 times. I know I could
> use expect (and will if no-one has a better suggestion). But I'm sure there
> is a better way (why else would ssh-askpass exist?).
eval `
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 10:53:52AM -0300, Jeronimo Pellegrini wrote:
...
> kernel, I noticed that there's something different: I can't configure
> the SoundBlaster parameters anymore. All I can do is to enable or
> disable support from it.
>
...
> It seems that the problem is exactly with those pa
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Subject: SLRNPULL
Date: Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 09:20:28AM +0100
In reply to:Paul Clark
Quoting Paul Clark([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Paul> Hi, can someone confirm for me that SLRNPULL cannot access newsservers
Paul> that need it to log in and provide a password?
NO, I can't ( If I unders
Quoting Sunil Pandey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> This may not be the correct place to ask but since it is related
> to debian installation, I would ask it anyway. Thing is debian allows a
> way to install through existing dos. Now, my comp already has Win-2000
> and that would not let me boot
What do I need to do to make an ISDN card work in Linux?
What modules do I need to install?
What do I need to do to configure the ISDN card?
Can I use the two 64kbit channels separately and how?
What other packages support the ISDN channel?
Etc...
The hardware:
I need to install two machines (o
Hello.
I'm currently running woody, and I have an old SoudBlaster16 (one of
those that came with an IDE interface for CD-rom), and it works fine
when I use kernel 2.3.47. Now, when I was configuring the 2.3.99-pre3
kernel, I noticed that there's something different: I can't configure
the SoundBla
Is it possible to have the ssh client read the pass-phrase for an authorised
key from an environment variable?
What I want to do is:
export PASS=`ssh-askpass`
for n in $MACHINES do
ssh $n command
done
unset PASS
Or something similar. Basically I want to login to 30 machines and run some
comman
Quoting Kerstin Hoef-Emden ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
>
> > > The ppp dial-in is still unreliable. Usually the first attempt fails,
> > > [...]
> > > What might be the problem? Once the connection is settled, it seems to
> > > be stable.
> > >
> Sunil Pandey wrote:
> >
> > This may not be the correct place to ask but since it is related
> > to debian installation, I would ask it anyway. Thing is debian allows a
> > way to install through existing dos. Now, my comp already has Win-2000
> > and that would not let me boot into do
I have always had a problem with the boot disks occasionally dying. The things
I can
advise are:
* check that floppy access has actually finished and then give it a few seconds
* going too fast throught the install (and swapping disks) make it more likely
the
install will hang
If it hangs at t
Quoting John Kiff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm probably overlooking something really stupid, but I'm trying to install
> the frozen
> distribution on my PC. I think I've done everything in the dbootstrap
> procedures properly, until I
> get to "install operating system kernel and modules". At this
This may not be the correct place to ask but since it is related
to debian installation, I would ask it anyway. Thing is debian allows a
way to install through existing dos. Now, my comp already has Win-2000
and that would not let me boot into dos. can someone suggest a way to do
this.
Quoting John Bagdanoff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I've been experimenting getting ppp running as a backup when my cable
> modem connection goes belly up for whatever reason.
> I disable eth0 with: ifdown eth0.
> Then I pon
> & later I poff
> I then do a: ifup eth0
> Now I cannot access the internet thr
Alternitvely, you could use gnome-session which will run gmc and the gnome
panel (an
anything from previous sessions) for you. Create a .xinitrc file in your users
home
directory and include the following line:
gnome-session
Hope this helps.
Johnny.
Marshal Kar-Cheung Wong wrote:
> > "Sa
I'm going to buy a film scanner. Given that the Nikon is too
expensive, I've to choose among the HP S20 and the Canon FS2710
The Canon is SCSI, the HP is USB, both are somewhat supported by SANE.
Anyone has direct experience using either with Debian?
Pf
--
--
I'm probably overlooking something really stupid, but I'm trying to install the
frozen
distribution on my PC. I think I've done everything in the dbootstrap
procedures properly, until I
get to "install operating system kernel and modules". At this point, I select
harddisk as my
medium (/dev/hda1
I think you'll have to compile a kernel with scsi emulation, that way
you'll probably be able to mount both your cd-roms and write to the writer
and copy both audio as data cd's.
Ron Rademaker
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Vicente Torres wrote:
>
> I have just installed a CD-Writer on my box. It is an
>
Hi!
I have a problem to implement the libiodbc and I hope that someone could
give me a hint how to solve it!
At the moment, I am busy to set up a Debian-box (distribution frozen) with
apache and php3 that have to have access via php3 to a MSSQL-Server.
Therefore, I installed the
- apache
- php3
-
Hi,
Yeah, it's supposed to be a normal modem. I inspected the box and the
manual carefully before buying to avoid the winmodem-curse. And their
homepage (Diamond multimedia) doesn't indicate anything in that
direction, I even found a blurb where they stated that they work closely
with the Linux co
I have just installed a CD-Writer on my box. It is an
HP 9100, IDE. To make it work I had to remove the
ide-cd module, so I can not mount the other CD-Unit
I have.
Any idea about how can I solve this?
(may be configuring my another CD-Unit as SCSI also? How?)
--
#
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm having a bit of a problem getting my modem working under Debian
> Slink 2.1, and really I'm beginning to think that I will have to do
> something drastic as playing with jumpers.
>
> It's a SupraSST 56i PRO DF card (Diamond Multimedia)
Is that a normal, full-functi
Hi there,
I'm having a bit of a problem getting my modem working under Debian
Slink 2.1, and really I'm beginning to think that I will have to do
something drastic as playing with jumpers.
It's a SupraSST 56i PRO DF card (Diamond Multimedia), and it seems to
use something called Modem Enumerator
Hi There.
I can't seem to get the cmos clock set doing:
hwclock --set --date="foo/bar..."
I figure maybe my compaq mobo has some strangeness in it's
CMOS?? It's a EP 6350, PII/350, using (AFAIK) a proprietary
compaq-bios.
Another question:
When I'm surfing the 'net and run into a .ram file, Netsca
Not so much solved as the problem mysteriously went away. I
really hate when that happens, but all i did was purge gdm,
reinstall it (and apt did not download a new version, so it's not
that the problem was fixed in a new version) and it works! I even
changed gdm.conf back to the way i want it, and
Hello Kent,
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Kent Nyberg wrote:
> Where can i find kde in .deb ??
look at kde's website at:
http://www.kde.org/
They offer prepackaged binaries in .deb format.
Regards,
Daniel
I recently installed both wterm and eterm and I get the following error
when I try to run either of them:
resnet:~$ wterm
wterm: can't open pseudo-tty
wterm: aborting
resnet:~$ Eterm
Eterm: Can't open pseudo-tty -- No such file or directory
Eterm: aborting
Both run normally as root. Is this a
Unless I'm mistaken, you've sent your question to an entirely
inappropriate mailing list.
On Tue, Apr 11, 2000 at 11:51:28PM -0400, Patsy Evans wrote:
> I do not know much about computers, but soapcity.com wasprogrammed in my
> favs and now I get this and cannot figure how to get to web page I wan
IIRC, this generally means you don't have sound configured correctly.
Do you have sound on your system, or are you trying to set it up and are
testing now, generating this error?
On Wed, Apr 12, 2000 at 02:04:13AM +, john smith wrote:
> when I try to use cat command for sndstat cat /dev/sndsta
What card do you have?
What version of Debian are you installing?
How did you install Debian?
How did you attempt to configure your networking?
What modules do you currently have installed (run "lsmod")?
What is the output of the command "ifconfig"?
What, if any, error messages are being gene
hello world..
I am totally new to debian.. It seems like while installing, the
drivers for my ethernet card were not installed properly, since it gives
"network not accessible" could someone guide me as to how to install the
drivers.
thanx
--
Sunil Pandey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
For a nice
Hi, can someone confirm for me that SLRNPULL cannot access newsservers
that need it to log in and provide a password?
Thanks
Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
>
> > Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
>
> yah, but why?
I suppose anything from the prog itself to libc6, something with the
timezone handling, a hardware problem, or even a combination of hardware
and software specific to
Hello...
I got my "issue.net" working again...
...but still cannot figure out how toimpose quotas onmy users...
If nayone can help me...
Thanks.
Urip Hudiono
--
Bandung, Indonesia
So, no one knows how to fix GDM? That's too bad. I was hoping
that updating to Debian unstable would eliminate my needs for Red
Hat. Looks like it's back to stupid old RPM...
--
Eric Gillespie, Jr. <*> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Let us be thankful we have commerce. Buy more. Buy more now.
Buy. And be h
> Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
yah, but why?
> Doh, probably because there is no file named /etc/init.d/hwclock.
> hwclock.sh and hwclock are both in the util-linux package.
not sure i follow this ... if i need util-linux why wouldn't the install
have install
The delivery into /var/spool/mail/username is done by local delivery
service of your MTA (Sendmail, Exim, etc.). First, you should check,
if this is running. For example by: mail user -s Test < /etc/lilo.conf
If the message doesn't appear in /var/spool/mail/user then you have
something wrong with
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Adam Shand wrote:
> /etc/init.d# ./hwclock.sh show
== hwclock --show $GMT
Which would indicate that /sbin/hwclock is hanging the system.
> > I don't recall seeing any report of this problem go by on debian-boot,
> > but you would have to check on that list (archives or ask)
I've been experimenting getting ppp running as a backup when my cable
modem connection goes belly up for whatever reason.
I disable eth0 with: ifdown eth0.
Then I pon
& later I poff
I then do a: ifup eth0
Now I cannot access the internet through my cable modem (connected to
eth0).
My original routi
Remove or modify the mount point entries from your /etc/fstab
In addition, compare the devices your /etc/fstab has listed
for your mount points compared to the devices that are coming
up in bootup. You can always do a
# dmesg | less
to see how your devices (drives) are coming up.
For example,
> It is very unlikely, but... a typo in the hwclock script could prevent
> the next message from appearing, yet the script is still completing, in
> which case the problem is in the script(s) being executed after
> "hwclock". If the above yields nothing then check /etc/rcS.d and look
> at the scr
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Wayne Topa wrote:
>
> Subject: ppp check.
> Date: Tue, Apr 11, 2000 at 07:09:56PM +0200
>
> In reply to:Kent Nyberg
>
> Quoting Kent Nyberg([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Kent> Is there a program to check how long one have been on ppp ?
> Kent> I used a program in wind
Some questions from a newbie:
1. How do you impose quotas in Debian?
I've RTFM, and tried to follow them, but still couldn't.
Could anybody give me a bit of a crash-course here, please?
2. I've installed ssltelnet for users who telnet to our system...
...but then the issue.net doesn't show up (
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