> > Does somebody use Linux professional in the company? If yes, which
> > Distribution? Does Debian be used also in the professional area or is
> > the first election RedHat Linux?
I work for a Network Operations Center and ISP and we run almost everything
off of debian servers. We have a couple
On Fri, Mar 23, 2001 at 09:20:40AM -0500, Andrew D Dixon wrote:
> Hi All,
> Does anyone know how I can start from a terminal instead of gdm? When X
> starts it's locking up my keyboard and mouse so I need to disable it on boot
> up. I don't have a boot disk (of course) so I'm looking for a soluti
After performing an apt-get -u upgrade today, I have a broken debconf, which
is keeping me from configuring a number of packages. I haven't done an upgrade
for about three weeks.
Everything in the upgrade appeared to go normally until it started to install
debconf. I get the following error:
Se
Bad hard drive.
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 11:12:14AM +1100, Marc-Adrian Napoli wrote:
>
> when copying files over to this drive, i always get errors. by that i mean i
> run fsck on the drive and there are errors. as soon as the fsck is finished
> i run it again and there are errors again. its now
> > 'chattr - /sbin/lsmod' listing the appropriate attributes
> > which are shows by lsattr. I'm guessing it is set +i, +u or possibly
> > +a.
> If it would be so, would that really be a problem for root-apps?
> Isn't the user root a Superuser so that he's able to do everything even
> damaging the
tributes
which are shows by lsattr. I'm guessing it is set +i, +u or possibly
+a.
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Corwin Grey
"What does this tell me? That if Microsoft were the last software
company left in the world, 13% of the
dpkg -S portmap will tell you that portmap is included in the netbase package.
If you need other contents of netbase,
> Question --> what is the best approach to stop
> portmap from running on a Debian system?
If you are hesitant to remove the symlink, edit the portmap script and put
an exit a
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