Greetings, one and all.
I've just recently (yesterday) upgraded to tomcat4 (4.0.3-2) and am
attempting to use mod_webapp (1.2.1-1) to forward Apache requests to
Tomcat. Per the README, I'd added the lines below to my httpd.conf:
---
WebAppConnectio
It turns out that the symlink for my Java interpreter was pointing to
Kaffe, which apparently doesn't handle JServ correctly. I changed the
interpreter path to my symlink to the Blackdown 1.2.2 JDK interpreter,
added a few .jars (there doesn't seem to be a fesi .deb, yet) and all
was well.
Just f
Hello, everyone. I've been having problems getting Cocoon running on
my machine (both here and at work). Here's a snippet from my post to
the Cocoon list:
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So, here's the cycle:
1. Restart JServ and Apache
2. http://localhost/servlets/IsItWorking responds appropriately.
(Note:
I've finally managed to connect. It looks like psql is acting odd
(then again, maybe this is the default behavior... I am normally a
MySQL/Oracle user). Basically, psql requires that I explicitly supply
a hostname. So, even though psql complains about being refused on port
5432 on localhost, I c
--- Christoph Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 21:05:32 -0800 (PST)
> Chris Mayes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hello, everyone.
> >
> > So, here's the problem: In a nutshell, Postgres doesn't seem to be
> > lis
Hello, everyone.
So, here's the problem: In a nutshell, Postgres doesn't seem to be
listening on port 5432 (which is where everything seems to be looking
for it). Nmap confirms this, plus none of the stuff that lsof lists as
being owned by postgres seems to deal with a socket (here's the dump
Well, I work for a company that has been replacing their stock of
passive-backplane-style rack-mount units with standard micro-AT boxen. I
was supposed to swap out the boards from the cases themselves and replace
them with micro-ATs as well. However, since much of the peripheral hardware
was stri
Well, I've finally gotten sound set up correctly using the tried-and-true
technique of comparing my non-working setup to a similar one that works. I
copied over the isapnp.conf from my Mandrake partition (which seems to do a
ton more than the old one) and edited the modconf file by hand. Here's w
Dear Jonathan,
Well, I very much appreciate your help, but I've managed to make the
situation worse, possibly as a result of misinterpreting your directions...
I've loaded the modules (using modconf) per your specifications with two
deviations: Awe-wave was still claiming to be unable to locate
Well, I installed a new kernel in the hopes that my recent sound problems
were a result of corrupt modules, but no luck. Same errors. TO recap, here
are the errors:
loop awe_wave AWE32: not detected
modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module synth0
/dev/sequencer: Device not configured
/lib/mo
(But I don't know how to conveniently get this version of gcc under
Debian. I believe Alan Cox specifically disrecommended gcc 2.95 for
kernel 2.2.13.)
Ouch. Really? I'd just finished compiling a kernel package (2.2.13) with no
apparent errors when I saw this message. Were these probl
Well, before I left for the weekend, I had my sound working. When I
returned, my machine had apparently lost power and was sitting there at
"invalid system disk" because I hada floppy in the drive. Anyway, my main
partition was hosed, so I had to run fsck manually.
Next, I fired up xmms to make
--Original Message--
From: Lee Maguire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: October 20, 1999 12:02:00 AM GMT
Subject: Re: New modules.conf + sound...
/*
it seems the new version of modutils now tries to pass io=0x220 directly to
sound.o (which it doesn't directly support)
Try commenting out t
Hi. Well, after running another system upgrade a couplea days ago (on
Potato, of course), I seem to have broken my sound configuration again. I
am not sure if it was this upgrade or a previous one that shifted module
configuration from conf.modules to modules.conf (or whatever they're called)
but
Hello, all. Well, I'm pretty puzzled by this one. I'm not exactly sure on
the cause and effect, but sometime after my recent total upgrade on Potato,
my sound quit working. When I try to reset it using sndconfig, I get this
at the test stage:
/etc/isapnp.conf:387 -- Fatal - resource conflict al
Well, I had upgraded my kernel, futzed with my BIOS settings, and tried
anything else I thought might help, but I am still getting system lockups.
>From what the logs indicate, the crash happened at around 5 a.m. this morning.
I checked on it at 9:30. The screen blanker had been on, so I could
Hello, all. Well, after gritting my teeth about the "java40.jar not found"
message I see every time I hit a Java-fied website, I decided to investigate.
Forsooth, there wasn't a java40.jar anywhere on my Debian installation. It
shows up on my (dusty) RH 6.0 dist, but not on the Debian side of
Hello, everyone. Well, I had hoped that the problem was a freak occurrence,
but it's happening about 2-3 times a week, now. Unfortunately, there isn't
much fanfare, no flurry of error messages. Nearly every time I've encountered
a system freeze, the screen had been blanked, so I couldn't see
Hello. Well, I fixed my DMA problems with the BIOS upgrade. Now, I am
having problems getting X to display properly at 1024x768. XF86Setup will
make a proper file for 800x600, but there are problems with 1024x768. So,
I used xf86config, but that one made errors, as well. So I took the
XF86Conf
I think I've found a possible fix. Foolishly assuming that my BIOS had
all of the available fixes already installed, I hadn't checked the BIOS
updates. Right in the first revision was a fix for what looks like my
very hard drive model (or close to it... I'm not sure about the "L" suffix
and I am
Well, I aw this thread and realized that my problam may be with the
motherboard rather than anything else. I have just bought an EPoX MVP3G-M
motherboard (along with a bunch of other stuff), and both Debian and BeOS
(which is OT, I know) have trouble getting DMA out of it. The board uses
the Apol
On Thu, 8 Apr 1999, Andreas Persenius wrote:
> Actually, the ljet4m-filter _does_ assume that your printer handles
> Postscript. Use the ljet4-filter instead to get 600 DPI and Postscript
> conversion.
>
Aha! Yeah, that certainly fixes things. If only I knew my LaserJet
models better ;-) Thank
Well, since apt-get has been very zealous with its interdependency
upgrades, I seem to have hosed my printer configuration somewhere along
the way. See, when I try to print a page using Netscape, it dumps
postscript at my printer. Nasty! I don't think the problem is in my
printcap, unless the lj
Hi, everyone! After much struggle and turmoil, I have gotten my pppd to
quit dying on me as a user! With a thousand thanks to Avery of wvdial
fame, here's what I had to do: I added
connect true
to my etc/ppp/options file. I also touched both /dev/ttyS1 and my .ppprc
file, which might have mad
Hello, all. I have been struggling valiantly to get a user to connect to
an ISP using wvdial, but so far, no dice. Here's the deal: everything
works very nicely for the root, but it's been an awful struggle to get a
user to that oh-so-desirable state. I added a user to the dialout group,
modifie
I always end up doing horrible, insecure hacks in order to access the
wvdial stuff, and since I am now using wvdial's "home distribution, I'd
like to do it properly. Here's the current error:
cmayes:~$ wvdial
--> Can't read config file: Permission denied
Here's the config file's permissions:
-rw
Hi, everyone! I have used various versions of RedHat and SuSE for about
ten months and have decided to give Debian a try. Unfortunately, the
coddling of the configuration tools in each distro has left me with only a
scant knowledge of where things are kept in the configuration file.
Here's my pro
Well, I've wrestled with the ol' HP 520 for the last time. The problem
was that it would not see where it was supposed to stop, or so it would
seem as it would slam itself against the stop whenever I would run a check
on it. Anyway, I tried cleaning the little plastic strip as thoroughly as
possi
On Sun, 15 Nov 1998, Joseph Hartmann wrote:
> My "info" on emacs tells me after I do a M-x hexl-mode
> C-M-x should be the way to insert a character in hex. Does C-M-x
> mean Control m (or Control M) followed by an "x" ? Control-m or
> Control M gives me a Carriage Return, not a prefix to a fur
On Sun, 15 Nov 1998, Michael Beattie wrote:
>
> I think you are trying to start suse with your debian kernel. what you
> should do, is mount the suse partition, and have
> 'image = /suse_root/vmlinuz' in the suse section.
>
Ah, so I need to tell it which mount point on the Debian kerel contains
t
Hi, all. Okay, I am having serious troubles with my printer, now. The
first time I ran Debian and it probed lp1, my printer proceeded to "test"
itself by slamming the cartridge carriage against the far side of the
track. After many tries, I finally got it behaving again by pulling the
printer ca
Hello, everyone. While I am not particualrly new to Linux in general
(June '98 RH 5.0/1, SuSE 5.2/3), i am totally new to Debian. As such, I
have a few questons.
My frst question actually pertains more to System Commander than Debian
itself, though it's involved ;-) Here it is: when I modify li
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