On Tuesday 13 November 2007 10:51:36 Micha Feigin wrote:
> Is there a way to find which domain name server owns a given domain name? I
> don't want to lookup the IP address but rather where the name is defined.
>
> I tried dig but it shows the name server defined in resolv.conf and not the
> actual
Manon Metten wrote:
BTW: IIRC from C-programming (has been a very long time ago), AmigaDOS
uses a FileInfoBlock structure and that's where the file note (alias
comment) is stored. The structure looks like this:
AmigaOS via the workbench also has a nice interface to view and edit
notes on files.
pedxing wrote:
To be safe, I issue a sync command from a terminal and wait for it
(up to 15 minutes!) to complete before unmounting the drive.
The benefit of delaying the writes is that you update the filesystem
data less often and extend the life span of the flash.
You can adjust the interva
Sven Arvidsson wrote:
On Mon, 2007-05-07 at 09:38 -0400, Victor Munoz wrote:
Hello. I had this working in sarge, but somehow things have changed in
etch, and I can't see Japanese fonts in gnome-terminal. Currently I
have installed packages like cjk-latex, hbf-kanji48, ttf-kochi-mincho,
among
Biggest contenders for optimisation are the kernel and libc. Most
applications are mainly a series of calls to these two so won't directly
benefit from by being compiled with *magical* flags.
Debian supply both optimised kernels and to a lesser degree optimised
libc packages. Use of SIMD extensi
Firehol is pretty easy to configure for plain accept this and block that
usage.
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Christian Matschke wrote:
Hi,
I am a linux newbie, sort of. After upgrading from
Ubuntu 6.10 to 7.04, I suddenly experience a problem
I might be wrong but I don't think the Debian mailing lists support
Ubuntu queries.
The Debian IRC channels certainly don't.
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Here goes this term "package breakage" again. Do you know what it is
and how it arises? Most of the time, dist-upgrade just decides to
install a couple of extra packages. But some other times... I just
never figured out what makes the difference and what the possible
problems and solutions
Georgi Alexandrov wrote:
Too much is going on in testing, unstable and experimental but not in
the stable branch.
Mmm I'd say that having less package changes would be more reason to
monitor the process instead of just throwing it out there. :P From the
look of it there applications that wi
Peter Valdemar Mørch wrote:
Ok, but what is the alternative? I find that without dist-upgrade, I
end up with a constantly growing number of packages in the
"The following packages have been kept back"
category.
Jamming dist-upgrade into a cron job will cause problems when a package
doesn't upgr
Georgi Alexandrov wrote:
Or you can:
for i in `seq 10-150`; do ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] apt-get update && apt-get
-y dist-upgrade &>/var/log/apt-upgrade.log; done
The automatic dist-upgrade is a bad idea in my opinion. Asking for
package breakage.
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Tarek Soliman wrote:
"What is the best desktop-environment and/or window-manager to be put on
a server?"
OK, my newbie answer: That's a trick question, right? Isn't the correct
answer "none" ?
That was a serious question on my part: what is the correct answer to
Tarek's questi
Eduard Bloch wrote:
#include
* Roberto C. Sanchez [Mon, Mar 12 2007, 07:06:43PM]:
On Mon, Mar 12, 2007 at 11:34:48PM +0100, Mathias Brodala wrote:
Hi Roberto.
I see. I was asking since I have a whole drive full of videos and such which are
usually between 100MB and 300MB per file. So
Dan H. wrote:
Hello,
there's this one Windows application I can't do without, and it is quite
well-behaved under wine.
Sometimes I start it and all is fine. Sometimes I start it and it takes
literally 15 minutes until the application comes up (and then behaves
normally). In the meantime there's
redhat penguin wrote:
hi,
I've got an AMD 64 X2 5200. I wish to run 1 or 2 counter-strike
server(s), Apache, MYSQL and maybe a mail server.
My question is if i was to use a Vserver for cs server and a Vserver
for all the Web servers(apache, mysql, mail) would this make my
machine more stable
>booting from some type of rescue disk
> and doing the fsck from it is the most reliable and safest way to deal
> with a corrupt root partition.
Unless that rescue disk has old filesystem tools on it, then it has the
potential to do more damage than good. If you can still boot from the fs
going in
Ralink based cards for sure.. The cheapest ones being the conceptronic USB
dongles. 20 euro or so from PC City in Spain. The advantage with these is
that they have good free drivers, don't require firmware, and have nice
extra functionality like packet injection. The conceptronic ones can also
be m
ll be updated to cure the problem ?
Cheers,
Daniel Palmer
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