[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Anybody know postgreSQL? Does the version that runs on 2.2
> > kernels just have some other administrator program, or is this
> > broken?
>
> Try /usr/lib/postgresql/bin/pg_ctl. Plenty of postgres goodies
> in that directory...
>Yeah, I've already looked there.
>Anybody know postgreSQL? Does the version that runs on 2.2
> kernels just have some other administrator program, or is this
> broken?
Try /usr/lib/postgresql/bin/pg_ctl. Plenty of postgres goodies
in that directory...
- Chris
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> > Hi,
> >
> > On a multi-user system, how can I "turn off" an account? Not
> > remove it, though, since at a later time, it will have to be
> > re-enabled? While we're at it, how to you re-enable a disabled
> > account?
>
> File a bug against passwd, tell them to rewrite shadow(5) and
> pass
>Hi,
>
>On a multi-user system, how can I "turn off" an account? >Not remove it,
though, since at a later time, it
>will have to be re-enabled? While we're at it, how
> to you re-enable a disabled account?
passwd -l and passwd -u. See man passwd.
- Chris
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>Ok - can someone explain the following:
>
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ ls
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ rm abc
>rm: cannot remove `abc': No such file or directory
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ rm abc 2>err
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ cat err
>rm: cannot remove `abc': No such file or directory
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>> Hi
>>
>> I make backups using a cron job and I set MAILTO=""
>> Can I configure cron to mail me
>> a) *only* when there were errors
>> b) email only STDERR (not STDOUT)
Why not just remove the MAILTO line, and redirect
standard output from the backup to /dev/null. Presuming
the application on
As far as I can tell, the most minimal Potato install occurs when selecting
the 'advanced' install option, and then quitting dselect without installing
anything. What I want to know is, is there any easy way of telling what
packages are installed at that point? Unfortunately I don't have the luxu
>Hey All,
> New to Debian...breaking from tradition and market forces.
>Just installed Debian on an older machine and configured X during
>setup.
>Computer = pentium pro 200
>Video = Trident tgui 9680, svga 640x480,8 bpp
>Mouse = generic 2-button serial
>I keep getting "fatal server error: canno
Am 05. Jul, 2001 schwäzte Al Dunn so:
> I was wondering what the source lines are for installing ogg vorbis>
via apt-get.
deb http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~ingo/vorbis ./ (Browse)
Ingo Saitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Vorbis nightly CVS builds.
Submitted on 2000-10-14 06:39:06+02
I got this fr
- Original Message -
From: "ktb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 11:48 AM
Subject: Re: limiting "ps" command on every user..
> On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 11:48:53AM +0800, louiem+ wrote:
> >
> > is it possible to limit the "ps ax"/etc.. ? commands on every user?
> > i
>Hi,
>I purchased a new 40 G IBM harddisk.
>My box is an old 100 MHz Pentium, with slot 5.
>The problem is that the motherboard doesn't understand the harddisk >at
>all.
>The IBM own (DOS) program, which is supposed to help to fix the >problem
>doesn't help. Even if I boot the box using tha
>Does anyone else have a problem with proper soft power off? I >realize
>it's a faq but I've never actually seen a clear-cut answer.
Its a lilo or grub setting, according to a previous post. Basically
append="apm=on" (lilo)or
apm=on (grub), specified on the line with the kernel settings.
Al
I subscribed to debian-user-digest yesterday morning, and the confirmation
process went fine. However I haven't received any digests. Is
debian-user-digest broken, or is there a problem (mail gateway issue?) on my
end? Note that debian-user mails get through to me fine.
- Chris kenrick
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