t; ligature.
dvips -Ppdf -G0
(order of arguments is significant).
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waiting until I could repeat the experiment before filing one
myself.
Also, note that you should re-start your browser (or at least clear
the cache) each time you re-start apache.
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. Features to be added later
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able debian packages. These are potato
packages, but they work fine on our woody machines. However I see
there is now also a subdir labelled woody.
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u use when logging in (login, gdm ,etc))
It appears that the cron daemon also uses a pam module, so this might
actually be a solution to the original question about setting
http_proxy etc for cron as well as ordinary login session. Not tried
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if the patch has already been applied.
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be workable for
us.
There are a couple of projects around where people have managed to
automate the installation process to a greater or lesser extent (see
the debian-admintool mailing list), and the growing use of debconf has
improved things considerably. You may also find www.proge
se in performance) but now I want to
> add it to a startup script so my question is where would be the
> best place to add it? Thanks all.
If you install the hwtools package, it will install the file
/etc/init.d/hwtools
which contains a space waiting for you to enter your hd
My guess is
that when upgrading, and it asked whether you wanted to keep or
replace /etc/texmf/langauge.dat you opted to keep the old one, with.
To fix, simply edit language.dat to use fr19998t.tex instead of
frhyph.tex (or you should have langauge.dat.dpkg-dist there to refer
to), and then run
dp
Partly the difficulty seems to be to get a definitive
list of VESA mode numbers.
I assume that many people have this working, so what am I doing wrong?
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to apt-get the packages/source
deb http://www.realbodo.de/ debian/
deb-src http://www.realbodo.de/ debian/
I have had NIS+ running on a couple of machines quite satisfactorily
for a few months now, and plan to switch all our other Debian boxes
from plain NIS as I upgrade them to potato over
cceptable?
I've no idea really...
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ble packages. I use the following in sources.list:
deb http://www.realbodo.de/ debian/
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shows up as /dev/scd0, so in /dev I have a
symlink:
/dev/cdrom -> scd0
Your second drive will presumably show up as /dev/scd1.
The CD-Writing-HOWTO goes into more detail, and points to some web
sites that I found very helpful when first setting up my CDRW.
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(NT), and it works fine in the Linux console. However, in X,
when I switch to "both" mode, both screens are corrupt. So I suspect
that the modelines in my config file could be improved...
XF86Config
Description: Binary data
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this (apache modules for mysql and php) is one of the bits of potato
that has been "unstable" for me, and I haven't really looked at it
since I got it working on our slink web server.
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start-stop-daemon --stop --quiet --oknodo --exec /usr/sbin/cfd
echo "."
;;
*)
echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/cfd {start|stop}"
exit 1
esac
exit 0
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t; autoload?
I don't use gnome (yet), but I had a similar problem with window maker
freezing when starting xautolock from autostart.
Have you put "&" after the commands that start apps in autostart?
For example:
#!/bin/sh
xset m 42/10 4
xautolock -notify 10 -b
machines arriving and I want to put kde
on them. Oh well; maybe I can convert a few users to WindowMaker
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PAGER=less
This is as close as I have come to getting /etc/environment to work as
advertised as a single location for global environment settings.
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worse: after all it would be sending out
lots of extra messages to a list that is already busy.
The system might be no good at choosing suitable keywords for the
search, so the results are useless.
Nobody has the time to write such a system (I certainly don't) so it
never gets don
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I've not tried it with a sound card, but that's how I set my network
card options with auto-loading.
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riter+, 7200 series, 768K buffer)
that has worked without problems for me. But I don't use it heavily.
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issions and so forth on all of
the required log, lock, spool etc files, you can use the "checkpc"
command that is part of lprng. By default it just checks the
permissions, but if you give it the -f flag, it will attempt to fix
any problems too.
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the example filter scripts show how to get it to recognise incoming
gzipped data then unzip it and deal with the results.
I've never tried anything like this, but I don't see why it wouldn't
work.
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aris NIS server running NIS+ ? If so you might be out of
luck, unless you are prepared to build your own glibc. See
http://www-vt.uni-paderborn.de/~kukuk/linux/nisplus.html
On the other hand, if the server is running NIS (or NIS+ in NIS
emulation mode) then it should work fine (except for netgr
y resource.
I think I just never use any "older xterms"; I've not noticed any
problems with my setup.
I think I will have to go and read the Debian keyboard policy again.
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use Alt-Tab to cycle through my windows while
Meta-Tab does mail alias completion in emacs.
AFAIK the various emacs have always used Meta as the modifier key, and
just did the best they could on keyboards with not enough buttons so
that Alt and Meta couldn't be separate.
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the definitive way to delete a word, since it is emulating "emacs key
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is the case runs tzconfig to set it to the right
time zone (I use Europe/London).
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impression from
there that a patched version of a newer (non-stable) version of glibc2
is required. But perhaps that is just for a NIS+ server (which I don't
need)?
Does anybody have any experience with this?
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the DOS
3com509 config program that comes with the cards (probably available
from the 3com web site too), but I have a vague memory of somebody
mentioning a Linux tool to do the job.
Hope this helps.
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ooking setup it tends
to be copied around), but since I am not an afterstep user I haven't
been able to spot anything untoward in the .steprc files concerned.
The afterstep man page and FAQ do not mention the use of this
temporary file at all.
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e xrdb settings whereas ~/.Xresources will be merged with
the system ones. (Or was it the other way around?)
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me file* as the
definition.
Plenty of other posts in this thread have suggested what to do in this
situation.
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is (I think) using much of the same same code base as gcc 2.8, so if
it is important to you, you could try building from one of their
snapshots.
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> > Device "S3_868"
> > BlankTime 15
> > SuspendTime 20
> > OffTime 30
Is there any way to configure this outside of X?
I know about
setterm blank n
which is fine as far as it goes, but I think it only blanks the screen
rather than using the more advanc
latively easy - a normal dselect/ftp
upgrade.
Sorry this is a bit vague, but hopefully it is of some help.
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which
should catch all destination specifications containing a
specific word.
For instance, I use
:0:
* ^TOdebian
list.debian.in
for the debian lists.
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hard drive.
I am using the 1.3 install disks (with NFS mounted base1_3.tgz), but
the same thing happened with the 1.2 install disks.
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me I can't execute the file even though I am in the same
Daniel> directory?
Do you have "." in your PATH environment variable? If not then the
current directory will not be searched when looking for
executables. The solution is to either:
* add "." to your PATH; or
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