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tack that the buffer was allocated on. That means
that a well-chosen long line could turn control of my program over to
the attacker instead of the legitimate user.
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> >> $ for x in *;do mv -iv "$x" `echo "$x"|sed -e 's/MP3$/mp3/'`;done
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> > bash$ for i in *.MP3; do mv $i ${i%.MP3}.mp3; done
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> mmv '*.MP3' '#1.mp3'
Nice, but mmv isn't a standard Unix co
st prefixes.
I think it's shorter, clearer, and more efficient.
Any better ways?
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exactly what htey are doing.
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ation of the Distribution, in absolute.
> I think this is too hard for everyone.
> bye , alex.
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ebian package, you can check the file
/var/lib/dpkg/info/.list, and get a listing of all files
"owned" by .
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ld run as "tom" in group "student".
> Can anyone enlighten me?
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> (It's not in the info or man pages.)
Check the info listing for "ls". It says there what s, S, t, and T all
mean.
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ebian -- there were several
packages I wanted to get rid of after the default install, so I went
into the "select" option, cleared all my selections, chose the few
packages I wanted to remove, fought my way past the dependency screen,
and proceeded to [R]emove almost my entire syst
c enlightenment
The exec says "replace .xsession with enlightenment, rather than
running it separately". It saves one process and probably a miniscule
amount of memory, so it's not necessary, but it's tidy.
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the First Amendment protects." -- A.L.A. v. U.S. Dept. of Justice
ys cycle through sort options. I don't know which
does which, so I usually hit "o" and "O" until I find the sort option I
like. The default (new, updated, obsolete/local, installed,
uninstalled) is convenient, so I usually don't bother with these.
That's ab
p server -should- work
fine.
When I set my system time occasionally, I tend to use
tock.usno.navy.mil. I -know- they report UTC.
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f that is how xdm is
configured by default, I'll definately file a bug on it.
How can I configure xdm so that it will -only- serve local servers?
Later,
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ply in making my software 7-bits just for
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Not really. The current -standard- for email transmission is RF
or subsidiary usage.
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bian anyway.
2) the name must not encourage people to use it directly, since we have
run into problems in the past of people publishing releases that
weren't ready for release, because the name made people think it
was ready (the Debian-1.0 fiasco). This means that the name
most
John Hasler writes:
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> > site, seeing a directory with a numbered version would think that that
> > version was ready for release. A policy decision was made to name
> > re
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ard, and Perl is a
good choice for it.
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> will be a bigger job getter, but I wish we had a certification to
> advertise our love of free software.
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and
/etc/X11/Xsession are the Debian way to do it. When I was figuring
this out months ago, it was a tedious matter of chasing through man
pages to find the config files that specified the start-up scripts,
which were symlinks to the real scripts, etc, all to find out that I
was looking for .x
update your web page to state what versions of
Slackware, Red Hat, and Debian you are reviewing.
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ou can read. When some program
tries to connect to the server, it asks for that magic cookie. If the
program can't provide it, the program can't talk to your server. If
you want other people (like root, or yourself logged into another
machine, or your friend next to you) to be able t
7;t want to give up my old friend Emacs!
XEmacs is just like Emacs, but a bit prettier, with a few new features,
and only slightly slower.
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o play around with the MBR and partition tables
to make sure that it is the only or primary OS on the system. How can I
make certain that I don't lose anything critical when installing it?
Has anyone else done this? What can I expect?
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since the Windows Qt
libraries are proprietary without source, this seems to be evidence
that the authors of Qt do -not- want you to be able to port it to new
platforms. This is in direct violation of the letter and spirit of the
GPL.
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> How does it come that you are talking about stuf
I know that "bigpassw" is equivilant to "bigpassword", but I still
-think- of my password as "bigpassword".
If the shadow suite changes this behavior, I might consider switching
to it.
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someone else can tink of some better solution/compromise.
I haven't gone to 2.1 yet (the horror stories of device drivers
crashing because of the memory management reorganization scare me), so
I don't know if things have changed in this regard.
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strengths and weaknesses.
Which article? Which issue?
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uivalent of setuid but the
> issue here is why isn't the setuid function implemented (apparantly)?
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ant characters. How many utilities
would have to be changed to implement the following password logic:
If the stored hash is 13 characters long, use crypt().
If it is 32 characters long, use md5sum().
Otherwise, fail.
This would allow us to retain backwards compatability while potentially
incr
s not in /usr/bin.
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> what gives??
The man pages and man program have to be installed in addition to the
base packages. They are in the doc section of the distribution, in the
packages manpages and man, respectively.
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Version: 1994.03.01p1-5
Description: netpbm -- graphics conversion tools.
Netpbm is a toolkit for conversion of images between a variety of
different formats, as well as to allow a few basic image operations.
It is based on the pbmplus distribution.
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be limited to text. X will be
impossible. If this is acceptable to you, then this is probably the
least expensive option. If you want X-like capabilities, then you need
to go a more complicated route, a route that most likely involves
ethernet. I'll let others deal with t
Where was that? I don't know, it's in my Netscape bookmarks. But I
don't leave Netscape up all the time, it's a memory hog. My mail
reader, however, isn't. I also don't have to be online, nor do I have
to go to it, and so forth.
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ial support yet), so it made the
machine a bit unusable and forced a reboot.
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should be able to stop it
with "/etc/init.d/xdm stop". In fact, that might work even if you didn't (I
haven't tried)
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on't even
notice that i have them running. Will this not work for you, too?
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like those of donkeys and whose seed came in floods like that of
stallions." -- Ezekiel 23:20
stions about streamlining this process ?
It would be nice if mirror had a remote_tiimezone key that could be
set. That would allow the mirror sites to all have the same real time
on the files (as opposed to the difference between ftp.ion.com.au and
ftp.tower.net.au above).
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> There is also an error on booting from syslogd about not being
> able to find /dev/xconsole. What is /dev/xconsole for?
/dev/xconsole is a named pipe that syslogd uses to communicate to
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