This problem is pretty common with any kind of networking information
system.
Generally this occurrs when trying to do a name service lookup on a
numerical ID to find the username which corresponds to it and not getting an
answer back. This sort of thing can happen if:
1) /etc/passwd is modified t
This generally means that lilo is failing to load the second stage (or was
it first stage?) bootloader. Very commonly this happens if you change the
device ordering and your boot device is not the same as it was before. You
basically need to re-lilo the drive with the correct info.
> -Original
Someone has forwarded all of their mail to their sprint PCS cell phone. Try
calling them at 831-325-9666 and telling them that they are bouncing mail.
Personally I think you'd have to be crazy to forward your email to your
cellphone (ESPECIALLY a high volume list like this...) but, maybe I'm
miss
> >Of course, the smoothest way to upgrade is to use dselect.
>
> Brian,
> Why this assertion? I thought dselect was on its way out...
especially seeing as apt-get and aptitude are both much easier to deal with
than dselect in the eyes of everyone I've ever talked to. (Myself included.)
--jeh
Umm..
If the 2 machines share identical user databases NFS is just fine for this.
However, if you're looking for a tar-based or other way to do this, I'd
recommend one of the following: (both REQUIRE ssh with root logins allowed for
your permissions requirements)
1)
rsync over ssh. Make s
> You're right - since you can't decrypt, you can't check expiration
> (easily). Although you could potentially run a loop to check against a
> range of values; depending on how precise you need it to be.
> For example, if tokens can expire on a 15-minute granularity then it's not
> too much of a
version after 2.0 and I should note that I've heard
2.2 is just around the corner.
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python1.5 and python2.1 are the future, and are the new package, python and
python2 are the old packages and are being phased out. This is similar to
how libstdc++2.x works (since diff. versions can co-exist) and similar to
how perl was changed way back when.
--jeh
> -Original Message-
>
IIRC, the 2550 is a slightly modified 2450, which means those are eepro
cards. I don't have linux on any of our 2550s, but try the eepro100.o
module. That should just magically work.
--jeh
> -Original Message-
> From: Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent:
Actually, dist-upgrade is probably the method of choice for all upgrades
once you start using unstable. dist-upgrade tends to resolve dependencies
and such that upgrade does not. Since these sorts of things changes
(potentially) frequently under unstable it helps keep things running right.
--jeh
Have either of you checked to make sure you don't have gpm running. This is
a common symptom of X and gpm conflicting. Most people don't even need or
want gpm these days. dpkg --purge it if you do have it.
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