It's part of the system library. Just remove -lrpc* from the Makefile
and everything should do fine. (libc6 will change that a bit, but it
will still be distributed aling with libc...)
Dominik Kubla
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it works for me (as it should since i
used to be the maintainer until last evening).
Your files are correct (and identical to mine) and should work, i suspect
a misconfiguration of the network subsystem.
Dominik Kubla
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login shell is listed in /etc/shells ...
Dominik Kubla
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> I tried to cd to ./project/private/Incoming/
> the response was:
> ./project/private/Incoming/: No such file or directory.
>
> I tried it in both ftp.debian.org and master.debian.org
>
> I am interested in reading the Incoming directory, because many time
> it takes a long time between posting
t read in login
shells as well:
test -r $HOME/.bashrc && source $HOME/.bashrc
That change was introduced in version 1.12 or 1.13.
Dominik Kubla
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If you are using a boot loader like lilo/syslinux that is simple: just pass
the '-b' switch to the kernel.
Eg:
LILO: vmlinux -b
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r the installation
i use dselect to get the rest via NFS.
There are so many notebook users around that a PCMCIA install disk might
be a good idea.
Dominik Kubla
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Hello Eric,
There is currently no complete SPARC distribution. Seems to me that there is
a need for developers. If you want to contribute, please contact the mailing
list: "debian-sparc@lists.debian.org" and ask "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to be put on
the developers lists.
Since there is no ready-to-i
Several people have indicated they might take over the ssh-package, so
please stop "flooding my mailbox". If that had happend a week or two earlier
when i announced that i had to give up these packages, then i would not have
withdrawn that package.
Please note that i still need new maintainer(s
PLEASE NOTE:
I can no longer maintain all of my packages and therefore i need somebody
to take over one (or more) of the following packages:
amd - The 4.4bsd automounter
kbd - Linux console font and keytable utilities
vlock - Virtual Console loc
unconditionally.
Due to me no longer having access to this server and because of my current
workload i do now change the status of these packages to WITHDRAWN and they
will be removed from the FTP site at the end of this week.
Dominik Kubla
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> I thought that using broadcasting to find ypserver was considered
> a security hazard, and it was better to explicitly specify the
> server location? (ie, that this is what NIS+, and hence NYS was
> going to require)?
Well, that can be done with Linux' NIS implementation as well, just put
o clean up the kbb package
may raise his/her hand.
Dominik Kubla
kbd maintainer
er to post all the changes files because there were no
real bug fixes with this release.
The current status of all my packages may be retrieved via
finger -l [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's all for now,
Dominik Kubla
Sven Rudolph wrote:
> We could use the uni-mainz server. Dominik, what do you think about
> this ?
Fortunately i do no longer work for the Computing Center of U-Mainz and
unfortunately the new FTP-Server i am in charge of is behind the firewall
of the Medical Center and it will take some time unt
Install the bin86 package.
Dominik
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Hi Joost,
you wrote:
> But if you've got the .a file, cannot you make the .so file by:
>
> mkdir t
> cd t
> ar -x ../libbsd.a
> gcc -o libbsd.so.1.0.0 -shared -W,l-soname,libbsd.so.1 *.o
>
> (I may well be _very_ wrong, and please flame me if I am,
> but I just _think_ it would work, and it's ea
> Your idea is sound. I'm opposed to merging XDM and startx too much. XDM
> and startx already share too much to some degree. We need to make
> considerations that someone running XDM will not necessarily have
> choices of window managers before the session begins. It would be a big
> plus if Debi
Hello Joey,
> Anyone know why /dev/console is important to gpm or to x in this way? I
> don't think it's a bug, I just wanna figure out _why_ this happens..
This is a bug in GPM which i (informally) brought up in connection
with support of serial console devices on debian-devel some time ago.
GP
> Ken Gaugler writes:
> Hello folks. I am having a strange problem trying to have an
> xconsole window working under my own login. I use a .xsession file
> to set up certain windows and apps I like to have available when I
> log in.
Look at /dev/console. On a stock system it should be a sym
> Pete Harlan writes:
> I believe the way to do it is to have /tmp be a real directory in
> the root filesystem, and then mount a larger filesystem over it
> later. Programs that get run before /tmp is mounted over have the
> limited space, and all others (i.e., just about everyone) see the
>
> Bill Roman writes:
> Why doesn't `ifconfig dummy songdog' work? It tells me:
> SIOCSIFADDR: No such device
Try 'dummy0' when it is loaded as a module ...
> Am I the dummy here?
No, this one is really a stupid bug (needs just ONE changed line in
the kernel to be fixed!)
Dominik
> Terry Eck writes:
> I remember reading about this several months ago. It was the opinion
> of most people at the time to be just a joke. Anyone know for sure
> if it is anything other than a joke? Terry
It is. There is even a FAQ about it. I will dig out the URL ...
Dominik
> Hamish Moffatt writes:
> Has anyone done a package of the bsd games collection? I'm missing
> hangman since upgrading from slackware ;-)
I did consider it, but the linux-ports are way to old and use
/etc/termcap instead of /usr/lib/terminfo (yes, i know that ncurses
has an emulation). Unf
Look at GNU oleo, it's in the MATH section.
Dominik
Hello Pablo,
> Why does kerneld load the IPX module while the localhost's loopback
> interface is being set up? (ifconfig lo 127.0.0.1)
> I see no need to it... stracing ifconfig shows that it makes an IPX call
> (and also an AX.25 and some other calls). This didn't happened with and
> old Slackw
> 1. The Bourne Again SHell seems to require a '.\' before the
|
I guess you mean "./", don't you? ---+
> executable name in order to be able to execute the program (all
> programs in the /usr/games directory).
Check your PATH settin
Bruce you wrote:
> For Debian, you can do the installation using the 5 floppies, and then all
> other software can be auto-loaded by "dselect" via FTP. We can do better
> than that, and will in 1.2 if I get time (or a volunteer to work on the
> installation system).
But using NFS is more fun and
>
> Err. doesn't seem to be in my /usr/doc/amd:
>
Ah, silly me. That should have been /usr/doc/examples/amd ...
As for the documentation, try 'info amd'.
Yours,
Dominik Kubla
Look at /usr/doc/amd there is a (untested!) script to convert automount to
amd maps.
Dominik Kubla
(Maintainer)
make a symlink /opt -> /usr/opt)
Yours,
Dominik Kubla
Perhaps something in /proc?
>
> Thanks.
>
Thats what /dev/vcs* is for. Look at the kernel Documentation (aka Source)
for further information ... :(
Yours,
Dominik Kubla
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