ots to screen. When I exit, there is and outfile.ps, but it is
> zero bytes.
Try "help term" inside of gnuplot. Short version:
gnuplot> set term post
Options are 'landscape noenhanced monochrome dashed defaultplex "Helvetica" 14'
gnuplot> set out "outfile.p
at the output
near the bottom, about the screen-saver; or, try man xset.
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the right
port in /etc/printcap? Otherwise try sending more information.
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ail that is doing it or if it is Exim. Any
> solutions.
/etc/exim.conf
local_domains = localhost
This is all over the list in the last week; next time try the
archives.
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ade your RAM. But you do also have
this improper solution as well. Use it wisely.
Documentation is nifty.
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rk because you're trying to use a
pipe. Try redirection like this:
cat /tmp/r > /dev/lp1
I don't know why lpr isn't working for you; you sure /dev/lp1 is
correct? Did you recently change to a 2.2.x kernel?
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On Thu, May 06, 1999 at 08:22:40AM -0400, Ian Peters wrote:
> On Thu, May 06, 1999 at 12:12:37PM +, Richard Harran wrote:
> > I need to filter some text files to convert all the letters to the same
> > case, and to remove punctuation. I guess I should use 'sed'
rse, to go from uppercase to lowercase, switch the upper and
lower in the command above.
Roughly, tr just translates from one set to another. lower maps to
upper well, and punct maps punctuation to the nothingness at the end
of the second string, thereby removing it.
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On Wed, May 05, 1999 at 05:48:37PM +0200, Robert-Jan Kuijvenhoven wrote:
> What command do I need to use to find out how much free disk space I
> have left?
df
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mplete 8086 assembler and loader which can make 32-bit code for the
386+ processors (under Linux it's used only to create the 16-bit
bootsector and setup binaries).
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ie you forgot to compile in
networking support, ethernet, your card, whatever. Fix this and you
will have working networking. Those devices, however, don't exist --
there's no such thing as /dev/eth0.
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d explore this
issue more? For instance, how do I find out what the pre-remove
script does? How do I find out what's broken?
BTW I have tried to use the man pages and internet references. I
would have thought that --force-remove-reinstreq would help, but it
hasn't.
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it, upgrade it, anything. Any suggestions?
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As to where it comes from, here's what I get on my potato system:
$ dpkg -S /usr/sbin/sendmail
exim: /usr/sbin/sendmail
It's a compatability wrapper, since many things just assume that
sendmail exists.
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er a '.', a '..', or other, construct $ndir2 ]
}
if ($ndir1 == $ndir2) {
do some foo;
} else {
do some bar;
}
If you've got any questions with the above, drop me a line and we'll
work on it.
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On Tue, Apr 27, 1999 at 11:03:25PM +0200, Tony Crawford wrote:
> Ian Peters wrote (on 27 Apr 99, at 15:45):
>
> > > wasn't significantly smaller. Are there some arcana of bzImage-making
> > > that I missed in the kernel docs? (and yes, I did make mrproper
> >
Uhh ... it's not supposed to be. It's not smaller, just contains
logic to handle loading the bigger kernel.
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/doc/mutt/manual.txt.gz by default. Jut sit
down and read it, or at the very least read through the section on
configuration variables. It'll give you a much better idea of
everything mutt can do than getting random tidbits of advice here and
there.
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Could someone give me a good suggestion what should I try?
I love Mutt. It's almost infinitely configurable, prides itself on
its small memory and hard drive footprint, and is fast. Give it a
try.
> Thanks for any suggestions
> Wojtek
, there are lots of ways, either with mutt or with mutt in
combination with other tools, to do this without copying the messages
over and then deleting.
Hope I've been of some help.
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tly like this, it works, and
it means we don't have to inflate the mail client anymore."
So basically, just set up a quick monthly cron job that moves your
sent-mail folder out of the way and touches a new one.
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ompiling a list of grevious errors in
this study.
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of this, so I'm not
excessively worried, but I just thought I'd mention it to see if
anyone else has seen this. I have no idea what package to file a bug
report against.
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attachment messages. Read /usr/doc/mutt/manual.txt.gz
> 4. Rather than reading the message page by page, I would like to
> read the message by scrolling it down. Can I configure mutt to do that?
Your're looking for the command bind and functions like next-line and
previous-line. Read
RedHat
background, so I looked for an rc.local file, but didn't find one.
Thanks for your time.
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know
how long it had been up.
Like I said, though, I could be wrong.
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there's
> no way for me to resize them. Other programs that I'm
> experiencing the same with are Rosegarden, a music program
> and Blender.
Just FYI, in WindowMaker, by default, if you hold down ALT and click
the left mouse button on a window, you can move it, even if you can't
on"?
- Does coloring work in a console? In an rxvt? Experiment
and see if you can narrow it down to a vim problem, or an
xterm problem, etc.
FWIW color hilighting is working fine for me.
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filename as is the susal custom. The
> installer will not work on a file that does not have glibc in the name.
It is indeed a glibc binary. I had to rename the file to put a glibc
in the name, and then all worked well.
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