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>For a directory the set t-flag means that only the owner of a file may
>delete it.
Or the owner of the directory (but not the group of the
directory).
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ed.
If it was somewhere else than in /bin. I'd also say to check
"noexec" mount option to the filesystem, but I think you'd have
had problems before that :-)
If this fails, try su-ing to ed, maybe that will bring up
additional data.
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trlaltdel:/sbin/shutdown -t20 -h now
-h is not the default, of course, -r is the default.
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Seriously considering putting a blatant company plug in my .sig.
Just so I don't get tempted to put MS-related things in here.
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et a nifty program working? Then this post might be just
> for you :-)
It's about 33% into http://sslug.imm.dtu.dk/linux_history_1.html>
I never knew his second name was Benedict...
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Seriously considering putting a blatant company
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, too.
It's called holes in the files. Do an 'ls -ls'.
Often seen on core dumps.
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You'll notice that this scanner, Bill - Whoa...
Moving Right Along. (Presentation of MS-Windows 98 (Comdex, CNN))
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One major advantage of
proxying+firewall is being able to stop users from telnetting out
and doing mischief around the world, while still letting them
do such mundane things like http. Think SMTP, for example. A
central mail-server is sort of a proxy...
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ts of a commercial program,
and, except for the price, none of the disadvantages AFAIK.
Again, sorry for recommending a product from my own company...
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You'll notice that this scanner build Whoa...
Moving Right Along. (Presentation of
tion?
Thank you!
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You'll notice that this scanner build Whoa...
Moving Right Along. (Presentation of MS-Windows 98 (Comdex, CNN))
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my very fast Fujitsu
4.3 Go SCSI-2 7200 rpm drive will attain 8 MB/s, and I don't
think drives with better interfaces (U, W, UW) will go very much
better). The advantage, of course, is that if you have many
drives, you are limited by the bus speed and not by the drive
speeds.
Hmm. Was this a tr
In debian-user, Lorens Kockum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> I think I'll be forwarding this to markn, less author. Should be rather
>>> simple, and ... is there anyone else that thinks it might be useful ?
>
>The discussion has been forwarded, I am awaiting
In debian-user,
Remco Blaakmeer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On 11 Mar 1998, Lorens Kockum wrote:
>> In effect, I want to put an egrep filter in less, with a regexp that could
>> be modified without restarting less or re-reading file.
>>
>> I think I'll be
In debian-user, Ben Pfaff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With the example above, I suppose I could write some kind of macro,
> opening shell output, but it gets much more interesting when I am
> looking at
>
> program | less
>
> and I do not want to execute program again, and I also
ple, I saw that there is an
xless .deb; is this possible with xless (though I prefer staying in my
xterm, of course), or is there something I missed in the less man ?
TIA
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On Mon, Mar 02, 1998 at 07:51:19PM +0200, Tommi Virtanen wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 02, 1998 at 04:14:37PM +0000, Lorens Kockum wrote:
> > Are there any reasons at all for keeping crypted passwords in
> > /etc/passwd ?
>
> NIS is notorious for not working with shadowed
In debian-user, I wrote an inane test message, not even setting
the subject to "test" ;-/.
Just because I was completely certain it wouldn't get out.
So much for certainty.
To make up, debian success story. Except for fighting with
deselect a bit, like everyone, especially the first time
round, in
In bigears.lists.debian.user, Ralph Winslow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
TEST
>When, having brought in kernel-source for 2.0.32 on my bo system, I:
>
>cd /usr/src/linux;make-kpkg
>
>a lot of compiling happens (after I answer the config questions)
>and the command
>
>ld -m elf_i386 ... -o vmlinux
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y to get around
> this.
If that's the problem, then do
tail -f file | cut -b whatever | grep whatever
and presto, you're outputting to a terminal.
Won't work, of course, if cut has the same problem.
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ng at the man page for man, you'd have found it :-) (Actually, I
had forgotten the existence of apropos, I don't tell my students about it, I
tell them about man -k)
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#x27;? That's just to begin with ... use cpio.
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ATI [EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
It's a bit cheaper, but the reviews I have seen say it does _better_ than
the Matrox.
Unfortunately, the reviews don't mention Linux ... Can I do XFree in a
decent resolution (1024*768, 1280*1024) with an ATI Xpert@ ?
Sorry, this has _zilch_ to do on the debian li
ounts from different machines, not different
systems on one machine. Forget what I said about sharing, and refer to the
articles by Bill Leach (the one I am answering) and the one by Ray Ingles.
[tssk, it'll teach me to read things through before posting]
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careful about it, that could lead to lots of
> problems.
Exactly.
If you seek to have the _same_ things on on a network (installing one copy
of an executable), it is a good idea. If you seek to have _different_
things (stable and unstable), it is a bad idea. I have no further experience
isn't too old, but is running hot, that's certainly the
problem. Make sure your new hard-disk is well ventilated.
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if Samba
lets the normal Unix processes write to the Samba-exported directories as if
there were normal ext2fs Linux partitions.
Hope this opened up an avenue of choice :-)
[1] that's an oxymore, ie. a contradiction in terms :-)
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> and mirror them.
Hear, hear. Not to neglect backups, of course.
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its sysop and wheel users to
delete any and all files in /tmp.
For further discussion, any Unix basic administration book... this isn't
really the place.
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t) groups= ...
I can't (under Debian, at least). Don't make me go back to RedHat, or to my
October '94 Slackware, please !
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RQ7 which I haven't bothered to configure just yet.
Everything worked out of the box with the RedHat AIC7xxx diskettes. :-(
I suppose I have to protect some I/O adresses, but which?
(Oh... look at the doc for the md cd-rom driver... too late, here goes...)
Thank you for your help!
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