son?
Sorry, I don't have laptop convenient at the moment.
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all had VT enabled and working fine for Xen.
Wish I'd stuck with the Toshiba, it had Intel graphics. On the toshiba
graphics and suspend all worked out of the box - without ATI graphics not so
much, I suppose there are some functional ATI drivers that I could download
from somewhere but
On Tuesday 30 January 2007 18:26, Lennart Sorensen wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 30, 2007 at 06:25:37PM -0500, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> > The last time I tried KVM (probably release 5) Windows was very sluggish
> > under it. One very noticeable problem was that the clock ran way too
&g
the Windows VM), I am using ubuntu
and the default Xen packages provided in edgy.
I prefer the idea of KVM (especially on a laptop) and it's developing rapidly
so I would expect it to be a good solution before too long - I doubt it's
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On Thursday 04 November 2004 21:54, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote:
> lspci output, please (or cat /proc/pci if lspci ain't available...)
I didn't explicitly say this, I have not purchased the servers yet so lspci is
tough to do ;-)
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set is used.
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:* main:liba:libapache-mod-ssl:*" to the filter line,
neither worked.
Does anyone know how to do this or can anyone point me in the direction of
documentation? I am using 0.2.8 version on sarge.
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Does anyone know if there are debs of postfix 2.1 kicking around yet? Stable,
testing, unstable doesn't matter. I've looked in all the places I know of
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Does anyone know what perl release 5.6.1-8.7 addresses. It's been on
security.debian.org for a while now but I don't see a DSA yet. I would just
go ahead and install it but since the compromise I'm a little more paranoid.
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bution
that has the best software update system of any Linux distribution that eWeek
Labs has seen". He has some negative comments about the installer but the
overall theme is *very* positive.
The article is available online at
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,4149,1553247,00.asp?kc=EWRSS031
fault as well.
Key is the statement "Unlike the other package formats, alien can handle the
depenendencies of lsb packages". That sucks. Oh well, time to start
building debs directly.
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Version: 3.77-1
Section: alien
Priority: extra
Architecture: i386
Installed-Size: 7752
Maintainer: Fraser Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Description: sophos anti-virus
The above conversion was done from the redhat system (7.3). The sa
iming that my virus database is up to date and I've confirmed
that the emails I've received are recognized as viruses by clamscan's online
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ugh. The
system (MacOS) still seems to work fine with the IDE disk disconnected so I'm
pretty confident that I can install to /dev/hda without mucking up MacOS.
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woody installer? Certainly from a hardware detection point of view I prefer
the idea of using d-i.
I'm not finding the woody install manual too enlightening at the moment but
maybe it's the late hour. Any advice appreciated.
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estamp on the .list file is the date at which you
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he anaconda port somewhat but I
don't see why they wouldn't have been better served by helped d-i and then
getting it ported to work with redhat. All questions aside, the anaconda
port was apparently done and the work does sound useful as a stop-gap
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ey're waiting to get their
public subversion server ready?
I'm hoping the port includes the ability to kickstart Debian, that would make
it _very_ useful for me today.
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few people losing their Internet connectivity or at least
smartening up and disinfecting their machines, I'd like to think that my
complaints made a difference.
If anyone here is interested I've posted my scripts for automating the
complaint process at http://www.wehave.net/spam/
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e packaging to force upgrading to the new package. "apt-get install
libapache2-svn" did the trick.
Hmmm, now I have to migrate my repository apparently ... anyway, thanks!
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lop
ii libapr02.0.47-1 The Apache Portable Runtime
ii libsvn00.30.0-1 Subversion shared libraries - in development
Anyone know if this is something local to my installation? Server is a
completely up-to-date unstable on i686.
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Woody?
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hing correctly. Have your pppoe software install a
default route when it brings up the connection and you shouldn't have to
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t the mysql client, running in bash or zsh
over an ssh session to properly display iso-8859-2 characters?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
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> Navigator 4.77 today.
Again I would recommend an upgrade to the latest mozilla, add this to your
/etc/apt/sources.list:
deb http://debian.relativ.org/ ./
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omething "$file"
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email arrives, step-by-step, and what you would like to happen that isn't
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nformation on who is behind the project.
The list archive worked for me ... http://www.rsbac.org/pipermail/rsbac/
Thanks for the feedback and SE-Linux link. I have already read the HOWTO and
compiled a Debian kernel for myself, before proceeding I will read the FAQ on
NSA's site.
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isn't a great deal of advantage to Maildir.
If it was me I would use Maildir with courier-imap-ssl andcourier-pop-ssl,
this way people have the option of using pop down the road if they think it's
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Barry Rab wrote:
> About 2 weeks ago I received a klez type virus wth the sender as
> debian-user etc., so how would I go about filtering that?
Bogofilter is my tool of choice. There are others that are supposed to work
even better but bogofilter does well enough for my needs.
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for the hint though, I will definitely try the APIC hint and see what I can
dredge up from the archives.
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now my server is out of commission as during testing it proved unstable, the
DIMM was garbage. I'm awaiting delivery of registered ECC memory before
resuming my tests, I tried to to be cheap on the memory and I realize now
that was a mistake.
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//www.antec-inc.com/pro_details_enclosure.php?ProdID=80843). It is
hard to tell if the PC is on despite the CPU fan, video GPU fan, dual
fan power supply + 2 case fans. The cases are beautiful to work with as
well (no sharp edges, nice hinged side door, etc.).
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pressing enter ;-) Try http://hackers.progeny.com/pgi/ ... it might
work I haven't tried it
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On Fri, 2003-04-04 at 09:59, GBV wrote:
> Anyone know how to install and configure a good log analyser to use
> with postfix mail.log and mail.info ??
I use pflogsumm and mailgraph both are available in unstable (at least).
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apparently Debian is already pushing the envelope by using 2.95.4 ;-)
- Make sure you have gcc 2.95.3 available. gcc 2.91.66 (egcs-1.1.2)
may also work but is not as safe, and *gcc 2.7.2.3 is no longer
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re-downloaded files.
If you want to set up your server as an apt source then I'm sure that can be
done as well (I'm just not sure how).
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cannot boot software RAID devices. You'll have to
put /boot on a non-RAID partition for grub to find it ... it's possible
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I haven't actually tried it).
It is packaged for Debian, you can read up on it at http://www.shorewall.net/
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1 IMP/PHP IMAP webmail program
1 IMAIL
1 CommuniGate Pro Web Mailer
1 Apple Mail
1 AngleMail for phpGroupWare
1 AeroMail
I'm surpised a bit, a lot of people still like mutt I guess ;-) At my
current place of employment we use gnus becaus
client?
If the problem is just with Outlook for example you could have them install
netscape, import the old mail into netscape and try the copy from there.
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file; do
bogofilter -n < $file && rm $file
done
done
script ends
What I particularly like about my solution is that it works with any
IMAP email client. I can use webmail, outlook, kmail, evolution, etc.
and my spam detection/training mechanism is
're doing this for load balancing then
it can be done with multipath routing (see iproute2 tool).
> I wish to use a monolithic kernel for security. Can you help me
> understand either how to set this up so each card gets one ip and/or
> understand how each card is getting all three?
John Foster wrote:
> Anyone know where to find .debs or debian sources for mplayer2??
http://marillat.free.fr/ has mplayer version 0.90rc3, I've never heard of
mplayer2 though.
Fraser
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> Setting up mysql-server (3.23.52-2) ...
> Stopping MySQL database server: mysqld.
> dpkg: error processing mysql-server (--configure):
> subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
> Errors were encountered while processing:
> mysql-server
> E: Sub-process /usr/b
Andrej Prsa wrote:
> I have a very-difficult-to-reproduce-but-pertaining problem with
> accessing X applications (such as nedit) when gaining access via
> su from some other user's X session. If I log in as root to X,
> such problem never occurs. But as I don't want to take the name
> of root in v
Esteban wrote:
> Does anybody knows how to flush the actives NAT sessions ??
> I mean how to flush the ip_conntrack list ?
Also if anyone knows how if it's possible with ipchains I'd love to hear!
Thanks,
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> In the other side, when an ESP packet comes from VPN2 with destination
> my Linux GW, I try to DNAT it to my VPN1. But same thing, I can see it
> with tcpdump on my external interface, but I still can't see it in the
> first NAT PREROUTING chain. ...
>
> My Linux GW is a debian wi
Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> Is the java sun 1.3.1 version compatible with testing? If so, do they
> have debs, apt sources, or just plain download?
> Thanks, Dough ( I am very interested in this drawboard thing, and don't
> have a clue about java programming, so I will probably need all the help
>
On January 20, 2003 02:32 pm, Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
> Only problem is... the disk is a 40GB drive, and this older machine can
> only handle drives up to 32GB. While I can see the partitioning and
> access a good portion of the disk, I cannot get a large chunk of the
> data off it that I n
On January 18, 2003 06:48 pm, jrn wrote:
> I'm currently using Sarge with 2.4.18-k7 kernel for my Athlon XP and the
> kernel-headers-2.4.18-k7. I've seen that 2.4.20-k7 kernel was available for
> the testing version but the problem is that there's no
> kernel-headers-2.4.20-k7 yet but only a packa
On January 13, 2003 06:00 am, the fabulous Sandip P Deshmukh wrote:
> i have used installed debian on pentium 3 and celeron without much
> trouble.
>
> typically, i have found out that the amd processors are less expensive
> than the intel ones. so, for a new pc was toying with the idea of going
>
On January 13, 2003 03:57 am, the fabulous louie miranda wrote:
> ic, i was wondering how could i add it? I really can't add again another
> route.
>
> Im trying
>
> route add -net 10.x.x.x netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 10.0.0.1
>
> but it didnt work..
If the 10.0.0.0 network is directly connected to
On January 4, 2003 09:20 pm, the fabulous Gerald V. Livingston II wrote:
> Thank you. Took a couple of tries to get the syntax correct but I
> ended up with this:
>
> if [ `ls *.jpg 2>/dev/null|wc -l` -gt 0 ]
>
> then for i in *.jpg; do mmv "$i" `date +%s`-$a.jpg; a=a+1; done
>
> fi
If there were
On January 3, 2003 04:41 am, Paul Johnson wrote:
> True, but you're not exactly seeing Gnome with all the Gnome-specific
> libraries like KDE is...
You are't, what are these:?
libgdk-pixbuf-gnome2
libglade-gnome0
libgnome-desktop-0
libgnome-pilot1
libgnome-vfs-common
libgnome-vfs0
libgnome2-0
li
On January 2, 2003 05:59 pm, the fabulous Aryan Ameri wrote:
> I Guess you are luckier than me. I have both files in the plugins
> directory, but still nothing is working. I'm actually a bit suprised, as I
> previously did setup realplayer plugin for mozilla on RedHat, SuSE, and
> even on Lycoris
On December 31, 2002 01:06 am, the fabulous Nori Heikkinen wrote:
> there can only be 3 primary partitions if i want a logical one too, if
> i've read correctly ... so, do i make the first three primary, and the
> rest logical? or is there a better method to going about it? it
> doesn't really m
On December 31, 2002 10:06 am, Alvin Oga wrote:
> i always want at least 6 partitions ( my quirks )
> ( or some silly set of similar sizes )
> - you dont need /boot in modern pcs that know how to get pass
> the first 1024 cylinders ( 500MB ) problem
> ( 500MB is plenty of r
On December 29, 2002 01:39 pm, the fabulous Justin Ryan wrote:
> I've got a server running Debian woody with courier-imap-ssl (just moved
> over from uw-imap this morning). Everything is working great (esp. in
> comparison to uw), but for some reason after the first couple of times I
> open INBOX
I like to run either stable or testing on this motherboard, does anyone know
if it will work fine with Debian? I'm having a hard time tracking down info,
it uses the nforce2 chipset from nvidia.
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e managemment that MySQLMan does.
I haven't seen the program you speak of but there is a great web based tool
called phpPgAdmin, it is a port of phpMyAdmin to PostgreSQL.
http://www.greatbridge.org/project/phppgadmin/projdisplay.php
http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpMyAdmin/
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will trillich wrote:
> i'm going NUTS here... help! pointers would be handy, but i've
> found many documents hither and yon on the 'net and NONE have been
> turnkey... there's always some obscure obstacle or error message
> that i have no clue as to the meaning behind it.
Run ppp over SSH (http:/
Jonathan D. Proulx wrote:
> Debian allows for configuration during package installation, so you
> don't have to poke around so much to figure outwhat needs tweeking to
> make your nifty ne app working.
This is a great feature and (besides automated upgrades) one of the main
reasons I started usin
Jonathan D. Proulx wrote:
> Debian allows for configuration during package installation, so you
> don't have to poke around so much to figure outwhat needs tweeking to
> make your nifty ne app working.
This is a great feature and (besides automated upgrades) one of the main
reasons I started usin
Sven Burgener wrote:
> Is there an easy way for converting old-style BIND (V 4.x.x)
> configuration files to the new version style (V 8.x.x)?
Slink has a tool for this purpose ... named-bootconf, it comes as part of
the bind package.
Fraser
David Benson wrote:
> I am looking for a package that will allow
> quick installation of a customized debian system,
> ie one in which i have selected a precise package
> list / ftp mirror.
We did something like this. We could build a running system with X in
probably 15 minutes on 486s. The co
I have added an extra ethernet card to one of our Linux servers so that it
can route packets between our two public Internet networks. It has been
performing the job just fine for a few weeks but I have just noticed that
one of the interfaces does not respond from outside our networks.
To illustr
Moe wrote:
>I installed Debian 2.1r4 on my sparc 1+. The
> installation is fine but I cant boot off the hdd,
> instead I boot of the cdrom then issue
> "boot: linux root=/dev/sda1" then I am able to boot
> ok.
>Any ideas? I think that 'silo' is not configured
> correctly because I cant
I am trying to build Crypt::CBC and Crypt::DES on a Sparc machine. These
perl libraries are need to run the OpenSRS domain registration client.
Crypt::DES is giving me problems. I am using
http://cpan.perl.org/authors/id/GARY/Crypt-DES-1.20.tar.gz to build.
It built without complaint but "make
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On my IPX, there are some options in the PROM environment that have to do
> with the boot process. Key in `printenv' at the PROM console prompt (ok)
> and go from there. I'm afraid I can't step through my machine right now.
Thanks to everyone that responded. It turned
I have a sun4m machine and Debian installed great on it with one
exception. It will not boot correctly (or at least the way I'd like it).
The first hard drive has partition 3 labelled as type "Whole Disk". The
hard drive is then partitioned with 500 MB for / and 500 MB for /tmp.
When I reboot t
I have a computer with onboard AGP video. Motherboard is a AOpen MX3W-L.
The graphics processor is an Intel I752. There is 2 MB video RAM which
appears to be borrowed from system RAM ... although the option to modify
the amount of video RAM doesn't appear in the BIOS??? The motherboard is
an AO
Brian Servis wrote:
> Notice that the version is part of the package name. Thus a
> kernel-image-2.0.34 and kernel-image-2.0.36 are two totally different
> packages as far as Debian is concerned, except that they both provide
> the virtual package kernel-image and that fact is not determined unti
I am curious as to how the kernel upgrades in Debian are done. Recently I
set up a new slink system. The kernel installed was 2.0.34 (older boot
disk). I added "deb http://security.debian.org/ stable updates" to
/etc/apt/sources.list.
An "apt-get update; apt-get upgrade" grabbed several package
i David,
I sent that link. Click on the URL given, find the pricing link and click
on it. There is a "lite" version costing $199 US. 4 concurrent users. I
don't see why there'd be any need for the router version. Just run a Linux
box with masquerading enabled.
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On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
> Has anyone tried using direct-pc with Linux?
> (thats the satellite inter-net connection. see
> http://www.pdmnet.com/direcpdm.htm) They say you need
> windows 95 (but so do alot of isp's that work with
> linux) I can't get cable modem, or asdl where
You wrote:
> does anyone know where i can find the util "tofrodos". it converts text
> files between Dos and Unix Formats.. todos - fromdos.
there is a utility called flip.
Fraser
On September 19, 1999 you wrote:
> Does anybody have a solution?
> I want to install from a fileserver and hopefully only need to use a
> boot-discette when I start each PC.
I have put together a collection of .debs and an install script that
basically gives you a running X without answering anyt
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 11:10:09AM -0400, Evan Van Dyke wrote:
> Do you have gpm and X running at the same time? That's known to cause
> problems...
> you might try disabling gpm
Nope, as I said in my original email, gpm works correctly with any of the PS/2
mouses I have tried. X does not work c
On Wed, Aug 25, 1999 at 08:47:48AM -0500, Brian Servis wrote:
> boot, 'Detected PS/2 Mouse Port.'
Yes, I see this on bootup and the mouse does work with gpm so I think the
problem is related to X only.
> Protocol "MouseMan"
Tried that and everything else I could find. Someone suggest
Hi all,
Just got a new computer and cannot get the mouse to work with X no matter what
I try. The mouse is 3 buttons, PS/2 and labeled as a Logitech Mouseman.
gpm works fine with it. X does not. I have tried every mouse type with it and
the mouse cursor simply jumps to the top left corner of t
Hi,
Is it possible to invoke the Debian setup scripts after the initial
installation has been completed? Specifically I am interested in the network
setup scripts where it asks for you hostname, IP address, gateway, etc.
I realize it can all be reconfigured by editing /etc/hosts, /etc/init.d/net
On Wed, 28 Jul 1999 at 00:56:55 + Nuno Carvalho wrote:
> I would like to get my network card to work but unfortunally I don't
> know which option on kernel(2.2.10) should I use for use the desired
> file: /usr/src/linux/drivers/net/rtl8139.c
>
> Could someone tell me which option should I pick
I had this problem on several occasions. I had to manually edit the
file /etc/php3/apache/php3.ini and uncomment the line that says:
extension=mysql.so
Then you should be ok ... this is with slink. If you are using potato
versions of apache/php3/mysql then the builds may indeed be broken. Not
I recently set up a firewall for a customer using slink and kernel
2.2.3. I just want to verify that the setup is secure. I have read
through the Firewall HOWTO but it hasn't been updated since 1996 and
doesn't reflect the software I am using now ... so I ask here.
eth0: 1.2.3.4 (external interf
I have installed a Debian system on a 1.2 GB hard drive. I now want to move
it to a much smaller drive (200 MB). Is there some way to do this other than
reinstalling ... dd perhaps?
The 1.2 GB drive has 64 MB swap on /dev/hda1 and the system is installed on
/dev/hda2 which fills the remainder of
t I'm not a security expert so be careful and ask around.
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Sincerely,
Fraser Campbell
Systems Administrator
> There is an ssh client for Windows. Look around, you will find it. I might
> start my search at rootshell.com since they seem to have a lot of links to
> the manufacturer of ssh. Remember, do not use ssh-2.x, use 1.x.
Look for teraterm and ssh ... works for me.
I'm having problems with setting the correct umask for files.
All my users belong to the groups users. I am using hamm.
I need their files to be 644 and directories 755.
Their home directories are in /var/www and are serving virtual domains.
Here's what I know:
A. /var/www is umask 022
B. /var/w
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