Recently, I've been getting what I think are kernel panics on my server
machine, running woody and kernel 2.4.18. The machine does not have a
monitor hooked up to it. How do I go about finding out what is causing
this problem? There's nothing in the log files. Thanks.
--Greg
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To UNSUBS
I just installed potato onto a new machine, but I am stuck with a 2.2
kernel. On the older machine, I was running Bunk's 2.4 kernels for
potato, but this time, I'd like to stay as "standard" as possible.
I really liked the connection state tracking features of iptables. Is
there any way to repro
OT is short for "off topic".
On Sat, 2002-01-19 at 10:08, David Teague wrote:
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> Perhaps a stupid question, but -- What does "OT:" mean?
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> I have seen many postings that have OT: followed a topic.. on the
> SUBJECT:: line. Recently, two messages had "semi-ot" as part of the
> subject
I'd like to learn python. I know a bit of C++ as a result of taking a
course. Once I get started programming, I generally enjoy it, but when
I don't have any definite problem to solve, I have problems motivating
myself. So...
What should I do? Everything in free software-land seems too
complic
Given root access on a remote machine, I'd like to be able to execute an
x application on the remote machine's local desktop.
For example, if I secure shelled into a remote machine as "user" and
"user" happened to be logged onto X, I'd like to be able to execute
"export DISPLAY=:0" from my secur
OK, it's fixed now. I THINK it had something to do with libfam. There
was an incorrect entry pertaining to fam in /etc/inetd.conf. I fixed it
and rebooted and the problem in mozilla/galeon was gone.
On Sat, 2001-12-15 at 03:47, Donald R. Spoon wrote:
> Greg Fischer <[EMAIL PROTEC
I think it's been happening ever since 0.9.6 in SID.
On Fri, 2001-12-14 at 19:04, Carl Fink wrote:
> On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 03:43:44PM -0800, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
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> > > http://www.planetquake.com/beyondtheportals/tdc/
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> Works fine here. Mozilla 0.9.4. What version is giving you trouble
Is anyone else noticing massive mutilation of images with mozilla when
there are several on one page? Go to this website with your mozilla
browser (I'm using the one in SID):
http://www.planetquake.com/beyondtheportals/tdc/
Scroll all the way down.
Do you see stuff like this?
http://magnesium.d
Has anyone else noticed strange rendering behavior in mozilla/galeon?
I've downloaded nightlies and even they have the same problem:
Occasionally, the text will not be alligned with itself, look:
http://magnesium.dyndns.org:81/tmp/2001_12_01_180546_shot.jpg
and, once you highlight the text, it
when I attempt to logon to my potato system (with kde debs from
kde.debian.net. The system also uses NIS/NFS) with one particular user,
logging on with KDM gives no error but simply exits back to the normal
KDM logon screen, waiting for login and password again. This appears in
.xsession-errors:
I've spent an embarrasingly long period of time trying to get this to
work. I'm trying to port forward port 6699 from 192.168.0.1 (my firewall
machine) to 192.168.0.112:6699 in order to allow others to access my
mp3s via napster. Here is the relivant line, anyone know what I'm doing
wrong?
/sbin
when will Woody be frozen to the point that new kernels (2.4) can not
come in? Is there an official freeze schedule anywhere? thanks.
--Greg
I installed some 3rd party packages onto my Sid system with apt-get,
making the necessary entry into sources.list. I would like to remove
all of them. Is there any simple way to do this, or do I have to remove
them one by one?
Thanks,
Greg
I'm administrating a network of Debian potato machines using NIS/NFS at
a small high school right now. We're behind a pretty beefy firewall,
but I still know it's not very secure. I couldn't get LDAP
authentication working and I only had 2 days to do the whole thing.
Probably at the end of the ye
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