yptic
message mean, if anything at all? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Info:
I'm running Debian 2.2 with bits of unstable packages installed, and according
to dpkg, 'sysklogd' is installed as version 1.3-33
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Fidon
y, "cd ", which would be equivalent of typing
"cd ..\..\..\". It could be thought of as going up the directory tree, one dot
per level, the first representing the CWD. Is there any practical way I could
make bash expand multiple dots like it would wildcards, passing the full
s in '...\} 1 '.)
So to be nice, give zile a chance to exit cleanly, by issuing
'kill -TERM 7220 1243'. You should put every PID number (second column of 'ps
...' output) on the command-line with 'kill -TERM'. Wait a few seconds, and
now issue 'kil
ldn't be so motivated to hack* your box that you would need to secure it
like I suggested.
And to Jon, if you can bypass the first method of security without damaging the
lock, or just simply hacking* the box in a more conventional way, while only
using a floppy disk, please share some insig
more insight on the
situation.
In summary, if /tmp is deleted, don't sweat it, just make sure to reboot.
(Cleanly. =)
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will be used for the "From:"
line.
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On Fri, Aug 25, 2000 at 11:01:14AM -0600, cls-colo spgs wrote:
> using mutt, i can compose and send an email. but the "from" line has the
> incorrect sender address (&qu
ont but I don't know if the font is part of
X--and therefore accessible to xterm--or proprietary to xdos.
I should note that I still use slink. It's hard to upgrade when your Internet
connection is a 14.4kbps modem.
Thanks a lot in advance to anyone who can reply with information.
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