;" \
title() "\" Title Top\n"
endmenu= "\n"
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and then ran update-menus. Remember that the menus are automatically
generated.
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I am trying to find one of the candidates from the Debian Logo
competition of last year. It was an ant, was known as jeannette-0,
and used to be available at:
http://contest.gimp.org/view.cgi?month=1999-02&mode=show&graphic=jeannette-0
I am particularly looking for the ant head design, not the
ected, one particularly elegant one accepting outgoing mail from
any IP from which the user has successfully checked POP3 mail in the
last several hours -- but they seem to be for commercial servers.
Neither Mail-Administrator-HOWTO nor Mail-HOWTO mention authentication.
What Debian options are th
talled.
You have an ssh1 server installed and answering, the person trying to
connect should install an ssh1 client so that his ssh2 client can fall
back to version 1.
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SSH-1.2.3, from ssh_1.2.3-2) with an ssh version 2.0.9
and was told:
Disconnected; protocol version not supported.
Has anyone here run experienced this?
I thought that various versions of ssh played well together even with
OpenSSH's default configuration, but the name "SSH2 compatibil
I asked:
> Please help us reproduce an elusive bash bug.
Ethan Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied:
> ask them if they are using kernel 2.3.99 (or maybe some earlier 2.3.*
> kernel) there has been some notes about this on the kernel
> list. apparently the kernel has a bug or `feature' where it ret
does not exist) then please run the these
commands:
./thisdoesnotexist
ls -ld . thisdoesnotexist
echo $SHELL
echo $BASH_VERSION
pwd
mount
uname -srm
and paste the results into a mail message to me.
Thank you,
Kirk Hilliard
an man".) Only 3 of the 30 are from section 1, "Executable programs
or shell commands", and the one you want is:
passwd (1) - change user password
So read "man passwd" and then run it.
Kirk Hilliard
s pretty small.)
I sent a note about this problem to debian-emacsen.
Kirk Hilliard
you will find:
M-[ 4 ~ end
[snip 5 lines]
M-[ 1 ~ home
The problem exists with both versions of emacs, but emacs19 doesn't
have the describe-bindings-internal function.
This is with an up to date potato system running xterm 3.3.6-6,
emacs20 20.5a-2, and emacs19 19.34-26.3.
Kirk Hilliard
et the the "boot:" prompt? I remember seeing it a while
back, but now the first thing that I see is "Loading...".
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's not hamm since I am running an up to date unstable
system and I have the same behavior that Tomihisa describes. Are you
doing anything unusual in your .bashrc?
This situation should be figured out and either fixed (so that the
arrow keys work with ``less -X'') or a work-around put o
Adam Heath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I wrote:
>
> If you have a ps2 mouse, run gpm with the -R repeater switch, and
> tell X to use
>
> Protocol"MouseSystems"
> Device "/dev/gpmdata"
>
> in the "Pointer" section of your XF86Config so that you will still
> be able to
Hi Pete,
> Does anyone think X windows is something I should have for my linux
> system? All I do is program. Would it help me in any way?
This depends on your personal taste and on your hardware.
For me, my 486-33 with a non-accelerated ISA video board did not have
enough performance to justi
d do this not only so that you know what process is being
automated, but also because it mentions some of the ramifications of
the upgrade which aren't discussed in the script. The autoup script
does not yet have its own stand-alone documentation.
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one (by cdrecord's upstream author J. Schilling, by
cdrecord's Debian package maintainer Erik Andersen, by one of the
Debian developers working on the ports to non-i386 platforms)? What
do these people have to say about the situation?
You should open a bug against this package so that th
tp://www.debian.org/developers_corner.htm)
Most all of this process is automated by the autoup.sh script found at:
http://taz.net.au/autoup/
You should still read over the Mini-HOWTO even if you use the script.
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# And here are the new bindings.
Key Tab A M Next [CurrentDesk !iconic] focus-and-raise
Key Tab A MS Prev [CurrentDesk !iconic] focus-and-raise
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Hi Joost!
I also upgraded to the 5.004.04-4 perl and perl-base packages this
morning. While adduser still does not segfault for me, perl still
segfaults and dumps core when I run either my couple hundred line mail
preprocessing script on one particular input file, or when I run
Vitaly Belostotsky
amm:
$ ulimit
unlimited
I ran out of space at 1GB on the bo machine, but I don't have space to
check this on the hamm machine. Did anyone here run into a 1GB limit
on a hamm machine?
Kirk Hilliard
P.S. There doesn't seem to be sufficient difference between
/etc/login.defs
usr/bin/{perl,perl.dist,perl5.00404}
115161 -rwxr-xr-x 2 root root 492108 Dec 9 20:17 /usr/bin/perl*
115161 -rwxr-xr-x 2 root root 492108 Dec 9 20:17 /usr/bin/perl.dist*
114698 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 492108 Dec 9 20:17 /usr/bin/perl5.00404*
~ $ diff /usr/bin/{perl,perl5.00404}
.debian.org/Bugs/db/14/14366.html
Kirk Hilliard
[1] I hate dselect[2] in a color xterm since the whitespace
surrounding the descriptive text of the information section
is not colored, so big blocks of reverse video text jump around
as I scroll through packages. Hence, I alw
ensitive to print
statements that I added for debugging purposes). Since adduser reads
system information, it could be that the data it gets from your system
is just right to trigger this bug.
I bumped the severity of bug#17393 up to important yesterday.
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nc previous-and-raise
AddToFunc previous-and-raise I Prev [CurrentDesk !iconic] Focus
AddToFunc previous-and-raise I Current Raise
Key Tab A M Function next-and-raise
Key Tab A MS Function previous-and-raise
Thanks Jameson,
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the kernel from a 1997-06-20 rescue disk.
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complaining about are in place on your mirror, either in binary-i386
or as a symlink from there to binary-all? If so, then I don't know
what is going on. Have you tried dselect's "mounted" method? The
"mountable" method is great, but this could provide a good debugg
s for the files in the wrong directory...
Packages.gz is supposed to be in binary-i386.
Oh! Are you not mirroring binary-all? A lot of the "packages" in
binary-i386 are actually links to binary-all.
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lease.
Andy, do you think that bug#8054 will be resolved prior to the release
of hamm? Do you need someone to help debugging?
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t of SloppyFocus, which I normally use.)
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find any problems reported against this card.
Any suggestions?
Kirk Hilliard
P.S. The Linksys card is physically damaged and I need to prop
popsicle sticks under the connector to make it work, so I would
like to get the Megahertz working. Besides, I want to see how
well that cool lo
n emacs for secondary selection. I will bring
this up with the fvwm2 maintainer if this line is still in the hamm
version.
Kirk Hilliard
P.S. I would rather use "emacs -nw" in an xterm than use emacs in
its own window if it were not for secondary selection and
mouse-yank
ed in a
(partial) bo tree, and keep the links as links in my local hamm
mirror. Is it possible to tell mirror to do that? I don't have
enough disk space to have a complete mirror of bo in addition to hamm,
and I like to be able to see the links as they indicate that the file
has not yet bee
s, but
were compiled with the kernel patch from Jen's Maurer's site, "Linux
on the Toshiba Tecra series":
http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710/
If this is still the case, is the patch provided in one of the source
packages?
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Hi G'razel!
Have you tried adding the NFS mount point to PRUNEPATHS in
/etc/updatedb.conf? Check out updatedb(1).
HTH,
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ith secondary selection.
Mouse 0 W M -
I have been meaning to check and see if a bug report has been filed on
this yet.
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Since it only works for the current X session, I added it to my
~/.xsession file and all is fine. Still, I did not have to do this in
rex. Is this change a bug or a feature?
Thanks,
Kirk Hilliard
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I just made a new installation of bo, and emacs no longer seems to
read my ~/.Xdefaults file like it used to in rex.
~ $ cat ~/.Xdefaults
emacs.font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-*-*-*-c-60-iso8859-1
~ $ cat ~/.Xdefaults-globe
emacs.font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-*-
reciative! (Chipset is
> CL65550.)
Hi Kevin!
Check out:
Jens Maurer's Linux on the Toshiba Tecra series
http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710/
While Jens owns a 710, the page discusses all of the Tecras.
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sofs, but cdrecord has worked with my Yamaha CDR400tx.
Unfortunately, last I looked, the only Debian cdrecord package was in
hamm (unstable), so I grabbed the sources from
http://www.fokus.gmd.de/nthp/employees/schilling/cdrecord.html
and built it myself without any problems.
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t's what the "tecra" disks are for. What is going on
here? Loadlin works fine with rex's vmlinuz-2.0.27 tecra kernel. (I
am using loadlin-1.6.)
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Does write speed affect the quality of the CDR?
Also, are gold on gold CDRs supposed to be better? I found what I
think is a pretty good deal on some HP C4432A gold on gold CDRs at
CompUSA -- qty 25 for US$70 minus US$20 rebate (limit two on the
rebate).
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SENSE_ERROR iter 2: pipe_to_cd result 0, pack_id 15 sense
70 00 05 00 00 00 00 0A
00 00 00 00 20 00 00 00
... and so on until I kill it.
Has anyone here seen this before?
TIA,
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Kirk "can't differentiate between Subject: and Cc:" Hilliard
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before taking it to
gnu.utils.bug. I'll post a note back here vindicating either
flex-2.5.4 or my suspicions when I figure it all out.
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ex-2.5.4
has been out for over a year now. One thing which is clear is that my
program does what I expect it to with flex-2.5.2 but not with
flex-2.5.4.
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> Subject: Re: Netscape uses SOCKS host for local servers
> Kirk Hilliard wrote:
>
> How do I get Netscape to not use a SOCKS host for machines in my local
> domain?
>
> I am running "Mozilla/3.01Gold (X11; I; Linux 2.0.27 i586)" on my
> Debian 1.2 box, which
d with only 10Kbps pipe.) I set the "No Proxy for" field to
the local domain name but this had no effect.
"Mozilla/3.0Gold (WinNT; 1)", similarly set up to use the SOCKS host,
connects to local http servers directly, even without an entry in the
"No Proxy for" field.
rescue disks, one with, and
one without the Tecra patch, if you want to experiment.
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is that I use mouse-3 (WindowList)
against the fvwm2 background much more than I do mouse-2, so I added
Mouse 2 R A WindowList
Mouse 3 R A Menu Window-Ops
to my ~/.fvwm2/post.hook to swap those two.
Email me if you need more details.
Kirk Hilliard
o with a dictionary
and thesaurus. (They have also released a version of Roget's
Thesaurus.) At the very least, a contrib package could be built
containing viewers (and possible even ``webster''-like client and
server) and including instructions for downloading the data files. Is
a
load bzImages. I could not
find out who is responsible for this directory so I sent a note to
Christoph Lameter, the loadlin package maintainer, which he forwarded
on to Bruce.
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he cache. More details can be found at:
http://www.cck.uni-kl.de/misc/tecra710/
and a temporary replacement rescue disk can be found at:
http://www.math.virginia.edu/~kdh5j/debian/tecra730
The next set of boot disks will contain this kernel patch.
I think that your concern is a common one. Perhaps
w_ it reboots like everybody else :-( So I'm
> looking for an update on this issue.
Welcome back into the fold of non-bzImage-booting Tecra 700 series
owners.
Kirk Hilliard
Irreproducible events abound!
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debian-dpkg mailing list mentioned, but no archived messages are
available for it. Does anyone know the story behind that.
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Debian's face to the world, it is also an
administrative tool which should be quick, powerful, and convenient
for even experienced administrators to use.
Unless a group like this is already in place, I propose that we form a
working group to initially hash out how dselect should be improved,
and
patch. This should help out until the new boot
disks arrive.
You can find my resq144t.bin at
http://www.math.virginia.edu/~kdh5j/debian/tecra730
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as an alternative. I
don't have access to outgoing ftp, but a link to a binary should be
downloadable over the web.
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list of 1.2 glitches and simple fixes a la
mode de Scott Barker's "SimpleFixes for Slackware Linux"?
I am very impressed with Debian 1.2 Congratulations!
Thanks,
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ng
the 1.2 base disks or by substituting the 1.2 CD when I reboot, or do
I need to run dselect on 1.1 before shift to the 1.2 upgrade?
This problem does not affect loadlin.
Thanks,
Kirk Hilliard
P.S. Is someone maintaining a list of 1.2 glitches and simple fixes?
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