Nate Amsden wrote:
> probable hardware bug: clock timer configuration lost - probably a VIA686a.
> probable hardware bug: restoring chip configuration.
> probable hardware bug: clock timer configuration lost - probably a VIA686a.
> probable hardware bug: restoring chip configuration.
Robert Voigt wrote:
> What chipset does the promise controller have and how did you install on the
> RAID? I have a Promise RAID controller onboard and I couldn't install Debain
> probably because the installation kernel does not have a driver for this
> controller.
generic ata100, not the raid e
hi.
i just installed an amd thunderbird 1.33ghz along with an Asus A7A266.
I also upgraded to a 450watt power supply so i hope its just
as stable :)
Currently I am running the same kernel(suprised it worked actually)
that i was using on the previous P3-800 on an Asus P3V4X.
Linux 2.2.18 + ide pa
Viktor Rosenfeld wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I got mplayer (http://mplayer.sourceforge.net) working very nicely, only
> that CPU utilization is constantly at 100% (~ 92% user, 8% system) and
> sound is very broken after 10 seconds playing. The video is fine
> though.
>
> I have a 333MHz Celeron wi
Steve Kieu wrote:
>
> Hi everyone.
>
> Yes, I mean in unstable ; in potato uses 3.3.6 and it
> is not supported AFAIK; I need this information before
> going to install. This is Intel i810, and there is
> driver from intel to work with 3.3.6 but I know for
> XFree 4.0x, it is supported. At least
"Jordi S. Bunster" wrote:
> We JUST installed the server. I mean, there's nothing hand
> compiled, except for Amavis. But it doesn't eat that much CPU
amavis is VERY cpu intensive i run it on many systems. is there a lot
of mail going through the system? is there a lot of big attachments?
one of
> jennyw wrote:
> I'd like to hear how Debian old-timers work with this.
we deal with it. i run cyrus imap 1.5.x and many other "old" packages
from stable. they are in stable for a reason..they are stable :)
its a small price to pay to have a rock solid system that i don't have
to worry about up
MRZ wrote:
>
> Wow, seems like I'm alone in the problems I'm having with this- hopefully
> someone might recognize an answer to one of these..
>
> To rehash the problem, I'm running potato, and want to update X from 3.3 to
> 4.0.:
deb http://people.debian.org/~cpbotha/ xf403_potato/all/
deb h
Edwin Lau wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have P3V4X + Promise ATA100 card and wish to get a ATA100 harddisk.
> Right now I have Maxtor ATA66 on the Promise card but often have the "hde:
> timeout waiting for DMA" error. I am not sure if this is the problem of the
> harddisk or kernel (I t
Forrest Cameranesi wrote:
>
> 1) Does Debian come with any drivers for my computer?
depends on the computer and what kind of hardware it runs
> 2) Do I have the drivers on the Debian install disk?
some of them are, some of them are not..depends on the hardware
> 3) From whom or where do I req
joe golden wrote:
>
> Our school has a Dell Dimension XPS T450 with
> pentium III x86 Family 6 Model 7 Stepping 3 450 MHz processor
> 128 MB Ram
> one 5GB hard drive and one 3GB hard drive
> ethernet card
> Sony RW drive
> Can I use this as a *server* for a
Hamma Scott wrote:
>
> I was installing 2.2r0 and my PCI video card was not
> found. I'm staying away from X for right now, but
> wonder if the Nvidia Riva TNT2 Model 64 is supported
> in r3 of Debian.
should be supported in r0 of debian as well, just because
it isn't detected doesn't mean it's n
Thomas Gebhardt wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> just had to handle a problem where CUPS (IPP printing subsystem)
> didn't work any more after a reboot.
>
> While checking the log files I noticed that cupsd could not bind
> to its (static) port 631 because ypbind was listening on that
> port already.
>
> Is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello again debian-user!
>
> As I was trying to set up NFS on a debian-potato-box at work ("agda" at
> 130.241.119.140) I found out that the remote host, that was to be the NFS
> client 194.236.111.14, could not connect to the portmapper on the server. The
> error
"Michael P. Soulier" wrote:
>
> Hi there. I just installed kernel-image-2.4.4-686 on my P-III.
> Unfortunately, it panics during the boot, saying that it can't find the root
> partition. I have the root option set to /dev/hda4 in my lilo.conf, and I
possible the kernel doesnt support the ide
Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
>
> I'd like to put files in a directory on an NT4 box, run a dos command (a
> CAD processor batch command) and then bring the files back to the Debian
> box using cron, samba and perl.
>
> I don't know anything about samba or performing commands on NT4 from
> Linux. An
Brett wrote:
>
> I'm running qmail and am trying to set up linux to allow for hundreds of
> outgoing connections at once (no, I'm not a spammer but the new admin of
> some very large, dynamic mailing lists). I'm using Debian Linux 2.2.18pre21
> and from what I read, it should be quite possible to
asdfasf asfasf wrote:
>
> This is getting ridiculous. I've been trying for many
> hours over many days now to save realplayer broadcasts
> to files on my disk and have been completely unable to
> do so. It almost seems as if the realplayer software
> has been _designed_ so that you can't save cont
Daniel de los Reyes wrote:
>
> I've put to work portforwarding with a 2.2 kernel and it works
> wonderfull. However I want to push it a bit farther and was wondering if
> this can be done:
>
> Using plain port forwarding what you get is calls to port Pa on host A
> get forwarded to port Pb on hos
Daniel Sand wrote:
>
> Hi Debian Folks,
>
> I have some problem with a new Fileserver on my work.
>
> Specs:
>
> PIII 800
> 256 MB Ram
> FastTrak IDE Raid Controller ( 3 HD ( 75 GB IBM ) = STRIPE ) with a
while i can't answer your question directly its best not to use the
fast trak ide raid co
Viktor Lakics wrote:
> Does anyone outhere run a patched debian kernel 2.2.18?
i do, however i don't use the supermount patch. i run patches like:
eepro patch
ipsec patch
openwall patch
ide patch
lm_sensors patch
i2c patch
not all patches on all systems of course:)
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Akop Pogosian wrote:
>
> Linux kernel has a feature that enables a machine capable of turning
> the power off on it's own to do so with "shutdown -h.." or "poweroff"
> commands. I used to rely on this feature for shutting down my own and
> other machines remotely. I used to compile my own kernels
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> All,
>
> I noticed today that openssh released version 2.9 Monday. Can someone
> tell me why debian is using 1.2.3-9.3. Is it that debian is only
> supporting ssh1, or is the version numbering just different? Thank you
> for your time.
simple really. when openssh2
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> They just ran an ad "We'll make your web site run three times faster, or
> we'll give you a million dollars."
>
> I guess they were thinking I was just standing around waiting for someone
> to blow smoke up my ass.
those are some of my favorite commercials..its amazi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to flush the route table in debian with the route cmd? I
> know its possible in freeBSD. If not what might be some other
> options? Thank you in advance for your time.
only way i know how to do it is to restart networking
/etc/init.d/netw
Alan Shutko wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] admin]$ rpm -q -f mkfontdir
> > file mkfontdir: No such file or directory
>
> [09:29:02] hubert:~ $ cd /usr/X11R6/bin
> [09:29:10] hubert:/usr/X11R6/bin $ rpm -qf mkfontdir
> XFree86-xfs-3.3.6-20
>
> Was there a mkfontdir
Hannu Virtanen wrote:
> Now, is there anybody who knows if Potato can be upgreded to:
>
> libc6 (>= 2.2.1-2), libforms0.89, libstdc++2.10-glibc2.2, xlibs (>=
> 4.0.1-11)
no. if you were to upgrade to that version of libc6 you'd no longer
be running potato, but rather woody or unstable. a workar
Michael Abraham Shulman wrote:
> These lines just accumulate, more and more until the /var partition is
> full. I wouldn't worry about it if the logs could be rotated often
> enough to prevent this from becoming a problem, but it only takes a
> day or two for my 250M /var partition to fill up. A
"Stephen E. Hargrove" wrote:
> i /thought/ that my hosts.allow was set up correctly, but apparently not.
> here it is:
>
> # cat /etc/hosts.allow
> ALL: LOCAL, 192.168.2.6, 192.168.2.2, 209.42.193.
> gnu-pop3d: ALL
looks fine to me. the errors are normal, looks like the hostnames you
gave the ma
Arto wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have problems in installing Debian Woody. Everything goes fine until
> "Make System Bootable", which failed. Also "Make a Boot Floppy" failed,
> even floppy is not write protected and I have only one floppy drive.
[..]
> I use compact boot floppies from
> http://ftp.fi.d
Erik Reuter wrote:
>
> I have two DSL lines which each have a different gateway and use a
> different static IP address. I have both lines multiplexed onto the same
> wire using a switch and cross-over cables, but I only connect to one DSL
> line at a time on the ethernet card in my Debian box. So
"Sergio E. Schvezov" wrote:
> Well right now i'm going to have the oportunity to buy a palm or sci calc
> i saw the vr3 wich runs on a modified linux wich i kind of liked.
not sure what you mean by palm..wether its a palmOS system or
a palm branded system. i highly reccomend the visor because of
Brad Cramer wrote:
> the tuner. I know it has a ntsc Philips tuner but no luck. Anyone have any
> ideas?
> Thanks
> Brad
works great here. course i don't change channels, my cable box(and now
tivo) handles that ! my wintv sits in 640x480 16bit in full screen
with no window manager 24/7. r
> Lend27 wrote:
>
> I have setup a few linux debian boxes in the past year, but I am by no means
> an expert.
> Based upon my trials, tribulations,failures and ultimate successes, I
> recommend the following:
>
> 1. Soundblaster Live sound card
> 2. NVidia Geforce 2 MX 32 meg video card. ( Inexp
Kelly Corbin wrote:
>
> I'm working on some custom PAM authentication routines and need to
> create a password file similar to /etc/passwd. Anybody know of any
> utilities to do this? Every one I've looked at only uses /etc/passwd.
> I simply need another file in the same username:encrypted_pass
Yang Shouxun wrote:
> I found Debian's package management strategy often frustrated me.
i haven't.
> Because I'm behind a Wingate, I don't have direct access to http or ftp.
that can be a problem. im not sure what kind of proxy wingate is.
> Someone suggests set http_proxy and ftp_proxy in /e
john smith wrote:
>
> While we are on the topic on linux books... Can anybody recommend a good
> newbie (non-programmer) book on perl? I've looked at learning perl but I
> wasn't impressed. it's not written for beginners like me. I am looking for
> a good starter book on that subject.
learning
CaT wrote:
>
> Because I have mysql dealing with a db whose files are >2gig I've
> apt-get -b source libc6
> dpkg --install libc6_2.1.3-18_i386.deb libc6-dev_2.1.3-18_i386.deb
> locales_2.1.3-18_i386.deb
> dpkg --install glibc-doc_2.1.3-18_all.deb
[..]
> It still wants to download and install em
"V.Suresh" wrote:
>
> After a long struggle for a month, I finally managed to get X up
> under Debian. I have a i810 m/b. Now a problem: Sound isn't working.
> mpg123, gmp3 say mixer can't be opened. But 'lsmod' shows all required
> modules neatly loaded. Help please.
try it as root to be sure th
"Karsten M. Self" wrote:
> Does anyone know:
>
> - If these problems effected other 2.2.x kernels?
> - If they effected user-compiled kernels?
from what ive read, the answer is yes to both questions, unless
user compiled kernels are 2.2.19 :) 2.2.18 is immune to a couple
of those bugs provid
"Stephen E. Hargrove" wrote:
>
> When I edit my crontab (crontab -e) and try to save my changes, I get the
> following messages:
>
> "crontab.16288" 54L, 1391C written
> crontab: installing new crontab
> "/tmp/crontab.16288":1: bad minute
> errors in crontab file, can't install.
> Do you want to
"Karsten M. Self" wrote:
> The other consideration, of course, is IDE vs. SCSI. For a
> general-purpose single-user system, IDE is probably sufficient.
> However, if you're looking at a multi-user environment, heavy
> data I/O, or lots of multiprocessing (development, data processing,
> server),
Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> sorry, but people like me who refuse to run a dual-boot computer (refuse to
> fork over $$$ to the evil empire) rely on loki software for recreation. :)
then you should pay full price and support loki. i bought quake 3 about a week
after it came out. i played the hell
"Noah L. Meyerhans" wrote:
>
> Hey all. I am considering purchasing some kind of small portable mp3
> player, but I don't want to get one that can only download its songs
> from a Windows box. I know that there's kernel support for a USB link
> to a Diamond Rio 500 (and later models?). But it s
Chun Kit Edwin Lau wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am planning to buy a new harddisk about 10 - 20 GB. Is there any
> recommandations? I am using P3V4X motherboard from ASUS with VIA chipset (I
> heard there were some problems with this chipset) Anyway, an ATA66 harddisk
> is what I want bu
Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier wrote:
>
> On Sat, 14 Apr 2001, Nate Amsden wrote:
>
> > this only happens on 1 machine..(i run a couple dozen potato
> > servers/workstations), when trying to scp to or from it i get this:
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ s
this only happens on 1 machine..(i run a couple dozen potato
servers/workstations), when trying to scp to or from it i get this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ scp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/aphro/window.xwd .
[EMAIL PROTECTED]'s password:
Linux xxx.xxx.xxx 2.2.18 #1 Fri Jan 26 15:45:53 PST 2001 i686 unknown
"Brooks R. Robinson" wrote:
>
> At this point I _may_ have screwed up the install, but I'm going to
> tell it
> as I did it. There is a script that runs called 'discover' that does it's
> hardware detection. The file is attached. Basically, it runs through
> everything is /lib/modules
Andrew D Dixon wrote:
>
> Has anyone out there had much experience with syslog-ng (Next Generation
> Syslog)? I'm looking at it for a project that I'm starting and I was
> just trying to get a sense of how stable, reliable, etc . . . it is.
i just started using it on one of my machines about a w
Adam Bender wrote:
>
> I just installed potato on my system. I can't find a driver for my network
> card in modconf (it's a 3Com 3C905C-TX), and therefore I can't download any
use the 3c59x module it should work..
nate
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Chun Kit Edwin Lau wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> this is strictly speaking not a debian problem. I am using maxtor
> 9000 series harddisk with asus P3V4X via mother board using kernel 2.4.3.
while i dont use 2.4.3 i do have a P3V4X and had problems with the IDE
controller
(or the IDE drive
Andrew D Dixon wrote:
> The problem is that when I try to login with the username andrew.dixon
> on my Debian box the login fails. It does fail differently then if
> I just give it a garbage login so I do believe that it is accessing the
> maps in some way.
did you follow the directions noted wh
Richard A Nelson wrote:
>
> Debian, by default, doesn't include the file because keeping those
> stats is a (minor, but unmeasured degradation).
>
> If you want the stats, simply touch the file as defined in sendmail.cf
ok i'll try that! thanks
> Offline, could you send me what kind of modiifica
Pann McCuaig wrote:
> Here's what grep tells me:
>
> /etc/postfix/main.cf:relayhost = mail.blarg.net
>
> This is from my potato system (and main.cf was the only file I
> modified).
thanks! ill try it out
nate
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Jianbo Wang wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a i/o magic tnt2 32MB video card. It works under xfree 3.3 Is it
> true that the same videocard but AGP (not PCI) will also be supported by
> linux? How faster will AGP run than PCI? Thanks!
you probably wont be able to tell the difference in speed between
Andreas Goesele wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I tried to set up everything for burning cds under Linux. The basic
> setup is working for root, but there remain a number of problems.
grab a recent version of xcdrgtk (it comes with cdrecord and stuff)
and it has detailed instructions on how to get it to run
Mark Devin wrote:
>
> I can't seem to get it working.
looks like you may be trying to use PPPoE, in which case you need the PPPoE
software,
pppd i don't think will do it(never used PPPoE myself). on all the DSL
connections
ive setup i just plug the ethernet line into the system and set the static
Dave Sherohman wrote:
>
> From a security standpoint, how does exim compare to sendmail? What about
> postfix?
>
> It appears that exim is Debian's default MTA, which is why I've run it
> before and it's what I'm most familiar with. Now I've inherited a network
> with several sendmail installat
MaD dUCK wrote:
>
> also sprach Nathan E Norman (on Wed, 04 Apr 2001 03:03:39PM -0500):
> > I never had any major problems with cucipop. There are two caveats:
>
> well, for the sake of fixing this promptly, i went ahead and replaced
> qpopper with cucipop. however, now there is a 20 second dela
Rob Torop wrote:
>
> I upgraded from potato to woody (by changing sources.list and doing an
> update then dist-upgrade). Now I want to go back! I replaced "testing"
> with "stable" in sources.list, but I can't figure out what to do now to
> get it to revert everything to potato. Can someone adv
"Aaron M. Stromas" wrote:
>
> Hello list,
>
> After wasting most of the day I have to resort to asking for help. My
> machine is a Debian Linux 2.2.14
> and I installed the prepackaged Cyrus Imap 1.5.19. I have also installed
> prepackaged PAM modules.
be sure you create the mailbox with the cyr
Joe Nahmias wrote:
>
> Hello All!
>
> I have a newly installed Debian 2.2r0 (yes, I know I should upgrade,
> but that's what was on the cd...) system that I'm trying to get my sound
> card (SoundBlaster PCI 128) working on.
>
> So far, I have downloaded the latest 2.2 kernel (2.2
Roberto Diaz wrote:
>
> I am sending this here because according to mail-abuse.org I and the whole
> dynamic dns users are spammers just because we are using dynamic ip's.
> I want all the debian mail relay's administrators be very aware about
> this.
can't win it all. the amount of spam blocked
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> not quite sure who to blame on this one, x? kernel? star office?
>
> whenever I start up star office installer, machine bombs.
make sure the binary your running is a valid binary, id say copy it
to another machine and try to run it and see if it works ok. if the
bina
"Scott E. Graves" wrote:
> This problem only occurs when the 2.4.2-k7 kernel is installed.
> 2.2.18pre21-ide works perfectly fine. Any suggestions?
yes there is an option in 2.4.x to disable i believe that should fix this.
i forget what the option is called but search the archives its been mentio
> Elfert wrote:
> "The directory of kernel headers (version 2.4.0) does not match your running
> kernel (version 2.2.18) Consequently even if the compilation of the module
> was successful, the module would load into the running kernel."
be sure you have the source packages installed for the ker
Dale Miller wrote:
>
> I don't know what is happening. I try to go to site like www.inprise.com,
> www.rational.com and numerous others and they time out. I am using Netscape
> 4.76. I have noticed this for the last 2-3 months and more and more sites
> seem to be failing. I can ping the sites, but
Forrest English wrote:
>
> i'm trying to get a current version of gkrellm on my potato server so i
> can view it remotely over an ssh login.
[..]
> make[2]: Entering directory `/root/gkrellm-1.0.7/locale'
> msgfmt -f -v -o de.mo de.po
> make[2]: msgfmt: Command not found
http://packages.debian.or
"Dean A. Roman" wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
>Anybody ever use DLT8000 tape drives with Debian before?
yes both DLT4000 and 8000. the backup program i use is bru(commercial).
Host: scsi0 Channel: 00 Id: 04 Lun: 00
Vendor: Quantum Model: DLT4000 Rev: D782
Type: Sequential-A
Mark A Hill wrote:
>
> Hello,
> I'm currently using slackware 7.1 and want to try out 'Potato'.
>
> What kernel comes on the offical debian Potato release? I know it doesn't
> matter that much, bit I would like to know. :-)
a couple of em i think. the default last i saw was something like 2.2.18
Abner Gershon wrote:
>
> I am planning a home ethernet with one Windows and one
> Linux Potatoe computer with a hub. My installed
> ethernet cards are 10/100 and I would like to use the
> higher 100 speed system. My cable options are 100 kHz
> or Cat 5e in either: "PVC solid cable" or "Plenum
> so
i haven't until recently been attempting to share kernel source trees
accross systems (e.g. tar/gzip the source tree, scp it over and
uncompress it or make kernel packages via the kernel-package package).
but it never seems to work right. trying to run menuconfig fails on the
copied source tree
"Mark H. Wood" wrote:
>
> Am I the only one running Debian on a server-class box? Putting potato
> onto a box having *only* a Compaq SMART 2/P RAID controller was a
> nightmare, until I threw in the towel, used a desktop box to compile up a
> customized kernel, and replaced the kernel image in th
"Paul D. Smith" wrote:
>
> I could have sworn that I saw a Debian package of webmin before, but now
> it doesn't show up in my database with apt-cache search, nor does it
> appear in a search of the Debian packages on www.debian.org.
>
> Did I imagine this? If it went away, is there any interest
Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote:
>
> Hi Nate,
> What mcaffe product do you use?
> Does it work in Debian?
> We want to implement some AV in a debian mail potato server.
> Thanks, PH
I use mcafee virusscan for linux. the only downside is it
Joris Lambrecht wrote:
>
> Sorry 'bout all that commercial spam people (i'll try to cut on sendin'
> hyperlinks)
>
> ?? never heard/read anything about mcafee linux soft
> AVP is Fsecure is AVP (from what i understand they're cross licensing)
> never heard of sophos but in an article
mcafee for
Erik Steffl wrote:
> any ideas on what's going on?
login on an xterm from another machine and run top while you try that.
recently
i upgraded my firewall from a k6-3 400 to a p3-800 and doubled the memory to
512MB. but it was still much slower!! turns out the VIA ide chipset on the p3
board(asu
Jonathan Gift wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm running 1152x864 on a 17 inch right now but am playing around with
> getting and running a 21 inch. I would probably like 1600x1200 on that
> but heard XFree has limits around 1200 lines? Is that true and how does
> one get around it?
>
> I'm on a strict pota
Joris Lambrecht wrote:
>
> To those concerned www.fsecure.com has a Linux anti-virus solution
>
>
so does sophos, AVP, mcaffee and probably quite a few others .
(i use mcafee at my company)
nate
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Ross Smith wrote:
> But I can't find any mention of turning on shadow passwords.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
its even easier then that! check the manpage on pwconv.
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Debian User wrote:
>
> A daemon called /sbin/portmap starts when I boot my Debian Linux 2.2
> system.
>
> I have searched for the script that starts /sbin/portamp when my system
> boots. However, I can't find it. It doesn't seem to be in rc2.d.
>
> Does anyone know how to make it not start upo
DvB wrote:
>
> I decided to take the more elegant approach to getting sound working
> than making /dev/dsp world writeable so I added my user to the audio
> group. This however didn't seem to work.
> I decided to worry about it later and recompiled my kernel with scsi
> support so I could use my C
Marcel Frehner wrote:
>
> Since I accidentally switched off my computer simly using the power-button
> instead of "shutdown -h now", I can't log in anymore as user to fvwm2. It
> still works if I log in as root. I tried to add a new user but I had the same
> problem with logging in again. The prob
Mark Devin wrote:
> What about "testing"? Is that reasonably stable enough in your opinion, or
> would I be just playing with fire? Especially given that I have significantly
> less experience than you.
it should probably be ok, but once if it was my system and i had upgraded to
testing(i haven
Mark Devin wrote:
> How safe would it be to always run with "unstable" - continually
> updating?. Am I likely to get a broken system which cannot be fixed
> without expert skills?
its amazing how many people want to run unstable.. you are likely to get
a broken system at one point or another. it
Account for Debian group mail wrote:
> Is there something that should be done with this or is it just
> informational?
safe to ignore. if you want to get rid of it check the sendmail
docs, i think that falls under the privacyoptions directive.
nate
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stephen wrote:
>
> I'm having a heck of a time getting my system time set correctly.
> /etc/localtime is a symlink to the proper time zone. I've looked in
> /etc/default/rcS and switched UTC from yes to no and back again.
> And, I've read the man page for hwclock a few times. Still,
> my system
Stuart Marshall wrote:
> Has anyone ever done something like this?
i do that with a BASH script for my unreal tournament server. my script
is:
#!/bin/sh
while true
do
export UT_DATA_PATH=/usr/local/games/ut/System
cd /home/aphro/.loki/ut/System
date >> server1-restart.log
ucc server DM-BedroomSe?
john wrote:
>
> Came into work this morning to find a new installation on a very old box
> had done a kernel oops.
> Process swapper (pid: 0, process nr: 0, stackpage=c02d5d98)
>
> Can anyone shed loight on this, or point to a URL that would help me?
looks like the disk may have some bad sector
Bill Lumsden wrote:
>
> I am trying to set up a Debian box and want to use a Promise Raid Card
> (mirrored) can anyone tell me what needs to be done for Debian to recognise
> it.
ide raid is not supported on the promise card(honestly i don't even think
its a raid card just a normal card with a mo
Sven Hoexter wrote:
> What's the problem???
> I compiled Apache + php a several times on diverent *nix and it worked.
>
> This box is a Debian 2.2 System (Intel based)
clearly you don't have the gd library installed. i suggest installing
it and the development side of it for compilation. or disa
Erik Steffl wrote:
> looks like this one uses glide2, why do I have glide3 then? what's the
> deal?
simple.
3dfx cards support GLIDE v3 under Xfree86 4.x
3dfx cards support GLIDE v2 under Xfree86 3.x
3dfx cards support OPENGL under Xfree86 4.x
virtually all games/apps that use glide use glide
Robert Waldner wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have a stable box running sendmail 8.9.3-23 as a mailhub. Cleaning
> all masquerade-options off the .mc-file and re-running sendmailconfig
> still leaves DMdomain.net in the .cf.
>
> ka:/etc/mail# egrep domain sendmail.mc
> #Cwdomain.net
> #MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(k
Gregor Kaleta wrote:
>
> Does somebody use Linux professional in the company? If yes, which
> Distribution? Does Debian be used also in the professional area or is
> the first election RedHat Linux?
the vast majority of my company's servers(especially at the office im at) are
linux.
they started
Krzys Majewski wrote:
>
> Pentium CPU's generally come with fans, so it's clearly not a price
> issue.. I would have thought that at least one advantage of not
> having a cpu fan is obvious, but if not, then feel free to view this
> as a strictly theoretical problem..
if you underclock i
Peter Good wrote:
>
> Ok, here we go. I have 2 machines here, one is a Celeron 700, the other
> a Duron 800, both with VIA chipsets. Both running kernel 2.4.2. Both
> have a Vibra128 PCI in them, the 700's sound card works perfectly,
> detects on boot (I have it compiled into the kernel, not as a
Victor wrote:
> Where is that glx module, I couldn't find it!!
> Is there anybody out there able to explain in a straightforward way (step by
> step) how I can set the i810 graphic card?
if your just looking to get 2D working then thats not too hard, to get 3D
working
i don't have personal ex
Stan Brown wrote:
>
> I finally figured out how to ge framebuffer working, but now I can't get fbtv
> to
> work for anyone but root. I have added the appropriate users to the vidoe
> group,
> and they can use xawtv. /dev/fb0 is owned by roo, group video and is rw--w---
> mode,
> which looks wro
Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
>
> dear all,
>
> woody uses openssh 2.2.0 which is incompatible with ssh.com's ssh [1].
>
> i NEED the most current version of openssh, which i think is 2.2.3.
>
> is there any way of getting it short of uninstalling my ssh deb package and
> installing a tarball from o
Jay wrote:
>
> If i was to create my own cd that had everything on it that you put on
> yours, what would i need. Is there anything that is on a mirror site thats
> not on your cd?
you talking about a debian cd? if so see http://cdimage.debian.org and follow
the directions to make a cd. i think
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