For system administration...
In order to reconstruct a system...
It is easy/rivial to get a list of all the instaned
packages on a machine.
But, getting a list of the modified configuration
files (presuming any modified file is
a config file of some type) and the differences is
a little hard
Has anyone done RGB output to a televion.
How is it done?
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> I would like to make it almost trivial for a user to install a
> package, i.e. click in a hypertext help/wizard window and it
> will install what is required for functionality set "X".
Some time ago I made a suggestion that was only slightly
commented on (as I have been rather busy I have not
> Needed
> perl, which I have, but didn't install with dselect. Naughty me. So, I
> tried to grab the deb perl, and install it, but it needs libdl1.
> Where is libdl1?
I think there is an error in the dependancy. I think what is
meant is libdb1.
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John wrote:
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> I think this a simple enough question, but even my Unix teacher can't
> answer it. I just installed Debian on my 586 Windoze machine, with a 200mb
> partition. The first time I installed it on 100 megs but I ran out of
> room. My question is how can I check how much space is lef
Orn E. Hansen wrote:
>
> What Im driving at is... for a writer, make an environment
> suitable for writers... and for an office worker set up an
> environment for an office worker... each can be based on a
> common os... but to try and create a one setup to serve
> all... will only fail
Richard G. Roberto wrote:
>
> This can be done without changing package dependency data. We
> really just need to have a different interface for installing.
> The current installer only takes you as far as getting base
> installed and then throws us into dselect. There needs to be an
> intermedia
Ed Down wrote:
>
> I've used a few spreadsheets in my time, but the Oleo
> docs do not give me
> enough info to use the program. Anyone know of any user-friendly Oleo
> docs, or maybe an easier to use X spreadsheet program?
>
I made a shot at installing SIAG but have not really put much
effort i
Lawrence Chim wrote:
>
> I don't know why cron always send mail to root with the following
> body. Any idea?
>
I think what you are asking to related to the "MAILTO" variable.
If you set MAILTO='' in your crontab for root the cron stuff
will not be sent.
An exerpt from the cron man page:
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