or LINES defined in
> the enviroment variableAny solution?
"COLUMNS=200 ps aux" will work for you after you upgrade your procps
package. A quick look at the code shows that slink uses procps-1.2.9
which does not have support for COLUMNS or LINES; however, unstable
uses procps-2.0.6 which does support COLUMNS or LINES.
Paul Serice
modules. The
leading comments states:
# /etc/modules: kernel modules to load at boot time.
The modules in this file will be loaded by /etc/rcS.d/S20modutils.
Because S20 starts before S40, the modules will be loaded prior to
network configuration.
Paul Serice
I'm having a hard time getting gnome-session to start any window manager
other than enlightenment. I've tried exporting WINDOW_MANAGER
immediately before calling gnome-session but to no avail.
Thanks,
Paul Serice
ly closer to 10) for the mail to get delivered, i.e. for the
> machine to say I have new mail, not for it to come down from my isp.
> Any ideas on what could be causing this, and how to fix it?
>
You are not alone. smail and fetchmail here.
Paul Serice
iald" for
more details, and search for "pppd-options".) Instead, append
"-- noauth" to the end of the command you use to start diald.
Paul Serice
> I am about to install motif (2.1.10) from metrolink and I am wondering
> about the best way to do it. I can use either "tar.gz" or ".rpm"
> files. If I use the rpm's I can run them through alien to get debs.
> My concern, if all of this gets installed in /usr (instead of
> /usr/local), is how t
> Does anybody knows why xboard does not work properly with kde?
> I mean, the menu bar does not react to the mouse clicks.
This *** might *** have something to do with the way KDE plays around
with your resources. Try commenting out "krdb &" in
/usr/X11R6/bin/kde.
Paul Serice
.
In cases like this, I next try to back the offending package out by
first uninstalling everything that depends on it and then removing the
package. This package is different because it is "essential".
I don't want to "--force" this, but I don't see any other
t;automount ... "'.
Now, when the automount daemon does it's job, I see something like the
following:
drwxrwxr-x 2 root floppy 7168 Dec 31 1969 ./
drwxr-xr-x 3 root floppy 0 Jun 28 08:24 ../
-rw-rw-r-- 1 root floppy 9199 Jun 28 08:18
n package that has the texinfo files. If not, is there a
common method to printout all of the info documentation under a given
node?
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I'm just now noticing two new directories in /etc/ppp called "ip-up.d"
and "ip-down.d". They look like they have scripts that will be run
automatically?
Currently, the only scripts I have in there are fetchmail scripts. From
the looks of it, they have fetchmail poll the server every 5 mi
ber
which answers your exact question. I'm including it here. I haven't
checked to see if the information is up to date. The version I'm
using is 0.95.
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With some trial and error, I've
Thanks, that works well.
Paul Serice
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Paul Serice wrote:
> > I don't know if anyone else who uses xdm to manage multiple Servers
> > has run across the problem whereby starting all the servers
> > simultaneously can cause all sorts o
var/run/xdm-pid`". This tells
xdm to re-read its configuration files. It does so, and finds that
it is now responsible for starting exactly one more server. Of
course, xdm has no problem starting one server, and all is well.
I just repeat the process until all the servers are up and ru
Where did the Section 2 man pages go? They had been located in the
"manpages" package.
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no "Well, I guess that's how it
works" built into the driver.
Take a look at http://www.dandelion.com/Linux/
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ase? Is there a security increase?
> Stability? Power? What?
It does answer those questions. According to the people who know (which
excludes me), the monolithic kernel is arguably faster and much easier
to
program. The microkernel is supposedly more modular and more portable.
The discussio
come close to being a microkernel. What are the clear cut benefits?
> (Just a few simple lines please.. no dissertations.. I'd as a professor
> of computer science for that...)
There is a grand old discussion archived on KDE's web site at
http://www.kde.org/food/linux_is_obsol
Adam Klein wrote:
>
> On Mon, Dec 01, 1997 at 05:02:06PM -0600, Paul Serice wrote:
> > Adam Klein wrote:
> > >
> > > On Mon, Dec 01, 1997 at 12:46:47AM +1100, Anand Kumria wrote:
> > > > On Sun, 30 Nov 1997, Benoit Joly wrote:
> > > >
> &g
th that is that you can only specify one filesystem type.
> I've got this problem two. Is there a solution?
>
I believe using "auto" as the file type should do the trick.
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Carl Fink wrote:
> So: are there any free (or cheap) backup programs for Linux, which
> by design support multivolume archives?
Take a look at PerfectBACKUP. It's free and a cursory look indicates
that it is complete.
http://www.unisrc.com/
With some trial and error, I've been able to setup ICQ for multiple
users under Debian. The idea was to give each user an ~/.icq
directory where she can keep her personal configuration. In my
experience, if you use the installation directions which come with
the program, things will not work like
What do you use to convert Win95 icons into XPM format?
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I've just finished installing the right honorable Debian version of
KDE. I'm impressed with how well it works and how well it is
packaged.
The README.debian file says the KDE team is not too happy with the
packaging. I'm wondering why.
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odule support. I have heard that some of the
> modules in .31 don't load and unload properly at all times. Is it
> possible this is your problem? That is, are you using kerneld?
Same here. Linux 2.0.31 is running as solid as ever, but I don't use
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quot;Not Removing lock for $lockfile -- $lockpid."
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ell enough with lesstif). When I was
reading the options, I ran across an option which lets their be an
encrypted password in your home directory which xlock will check
against instead of trying to use shadow passwords etc.
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s/debian-devel-9709/msg01093.html
I've also found adding a symlink for app-defaults cleared up some
problems too. I've also read some messages where down grading xlib6
does the trick if you can find xlib6g_3.3-5.deb .
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bosity and to report on this script's progress. WARNING:
# THIS MIGHT CAUSE YOUR PASSWORD TO SHOW UP IN THE SYSTEM LOGS
# DEBUG=-v
I would suggest uncommenting the "DEBUG=-v" line and then looking in
your system logs to see exactly what is going on. It should be a
breeze to
uot; or "-V" will do for you.
Oh yeah, your password will more than likely show up in your logs.
You'll want to delete all those occurrences.
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ot; directory. Just "cd temp" and
type "find". All the files will scroll past. Look for the files
which are in the usual directories for execution. When you are done,
"cd" back to the directory with the debian packages and type
"rm -r temp".
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combination of leafnode to fetch and store the messages
and Netscape to read the messages works as well as (if not a little
better than) Free Agent.
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Thanks s much! I didn't even think to look in the
global resource file.
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Markus M. Schneider wrote:
>
> Paul Serice wrote:
> >
> > >From everything I've read in the HOWTO and in the mini-HOWTO and
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> Paul Serice wrote:
> > Do people really have Netscape backspacing and deleting like a champ?
>
> Yes.
>
> > If so, how can I train my copy to be a contender?
>
> I simply followed the instructions in /usr/doc/HOWTO/mini/Key-Setup.gz, and
&
ckspacing and deleting like a champ?
If so, how can I train my copy to be a contender?
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> I've been doing some upgrading, and managed to break Java support.
> It dumps core even if you just ask it to print the version.
It wasn't a Debian problem.
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Dale Scheetz wrote:
> I built twin a couple of weeks ago and had the same problem you did. I
> quickly discovered that the library was failing to be built in earlier
> portions of the make. If memory serves, it was failing to find a necessary
> library, once I installed that, everything built fine.
I've been doing some upgrading, and managed to break Java support.
It dumps core even if you just ask it to print the version.
The packages I've installed lately are pgcc, xlib6g, xquake, and
a few others I don't seem to have written down. I have also
just finished installing the latest Java pack
Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
>
> On Sun, 21 Sep 1997, Paul Serice wrote:
>
> > Has anyone compiled TWIN successfully on a Debian system?
> >
> > I've followed the instructions (I'm pretty sure), but I
> > keep getting errors that ldconfig couldn't fin
Martin Str|mberg wrote:
>
> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Paul Serice wrote:
> : Has anyone compiled TWIN successfully on a Debian system?
> :
> : I've followed the instructions (I'm pretty sure), but I
> : keep getting errors that ldconfig couldn't f
brary
until I create it, and I can't create the library, according
to the make file, until I link it. So it appears to me
to be a catch-22.
Any help would be appreciated.
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te the fact that the links the errors refer
to exist and point to existing files.
Is maybe something wrong with the timing of those packages?
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The xlock man page talks about a "bomb" mode which can
be used to autologout X sessions. Can someone tell me
if this mode has been compiled in? If not, can someone
tell me how they manage to autologout X sessions?
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Please, lets take this off the list.
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> Paul Serice writes:
> > Suppose, Bruce is "going to drive tomorrow to Santa Cruz (from
> > Berkeley) to participate in a meeting for Debian," and on the way
> > he causes an accident. Before incorporation, no one knew how far
> &g
like beating someone senseless or causing an
automobile accident? The proposition is silly.
And, to answer your question, yes, (unless I'm mistaken) all the
developers hold their own copyrights unless they have specifically
said otherwise. In short, you are no longer under an onus to
specifically reserve your copyright. Like I said though, it is
irrelevant to what we're talking about.
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e and,
arguably, this includes just about everyone involved in the project.
By the way, last time I checked, in all 50 states, anarchists have no
special exemptions.
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> On Thu, 21 Aug 1997, Paul Serice wrote:
>
> > Now for your anarchist side, when governments become overbearing they
> > tend to nationalize -- meaning they take property away from
> > corporations (and other private organizations or individuals) for the
> > suppos
rk. A group
of people cannot avoid liability by refusing to incorporate, and as
soon as the group does incorporate, the law kicks in and makes
certain requirements of the corporation, e.g., that it not be
undercapitalized, for the benefit of third parties who deal with the
entity.
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upposed general welfare. So, it is not difficult to see that
freedom from intrusive government does not necessarily imply fewer
corporations. As a matter of fact, strong and health corporations
arguably contribute as much to your personal autonomy as any other
single factor.
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Every day, cron is restarted twice. Once by the file that is
supposed to restart it and once by /etc/cron.daily/ppp. Is this the
right behavior?
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The man page says this option may not be available. Is it available?
I've tried playing around with xlock's resources to no avail. If it
is available, is the resource I need to be playing with
"Xlock.logoutAuto".
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Oliver Elphick wrote:
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> I just loaded xemacs20 and tried to run it.
>
> It fails before any window appears.
You are not alone. Same problem here.
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> What you need to do is install the new libreadline2 and libreadlineg2
> packages at the same time, after making sure you also have the latest ldso
> package. libreadlineg2 only conflicts with older versions of
> libreadline2, not the one in hamm.
Wow, that was painless.
Thanks
Paul Miller wrote:
>
> If a user logs in and runs a process such as fetchmail, will it still be
> runnning when he/she logs out?
Normally, no, but if she uses "nohup" to run the program yes.
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explicit dependency on the new libreadline?
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Just when I thought it was safe to throw away my APC Smart UPS along
comes apcd. Bravo.
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uot;
I haven't been following this thread too thoroughly, but a while back
I had a similar problem with fetchmail and an SMTP error. The
solution to my problem was to use fetchmail's "smtphost" option.
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The nifty search feature doesn't know where libreadlineg2 is, and
neither do I. Would someone mind letting me know where to look?
Also, I'm curious about the trailing "g". What should it be telling
me?
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g all the
> lib* files to that directory. "lib0fa312.so" is also there.
>
> I could not find any documentation on installing and starting except
> for README.StarOffice and that did not tell me a lot.
>
> Can somebody help, please?
The only time I've seen
I hope it works as well for you as it does for me.
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> Two things:
> 1. You could include the full path.
> 2. Environment variables. If you are using xdm to start X, you
> can "source sd.sh" (or whatever filename your use) in your
> $HOME/.xsession file to set the environment as you log in.
> Then your menu
Oh boy. I've downloaded and installed StarOffice. I can't believe
they're giving this away.
Anyway, it runs fine. The only thing is I'm having a difficult time
creating a menu item for fvwm95 minding, though, that it executes
properly when I just type in "swriter3" in an xterm.
The entry in .f
Martin Schulze wrote:
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> Just a question, is anyone running faxrunqd from the mgetty-fax
> package?
>
Yes. Why?
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I've just upgraded GNUChess. It tells me "Noting the disappearance
of gnuchess-book. It has been completely replaced." (or words to
that effect)
What exactly does this mean and should I re-install gnuchess-book?
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I've installed ssltelnet, but can't find much documentation.
Is this thing secure? Do all I do is telnet in and out using
the new programs? How do I know if a secure connection has
been established? If a secure connection is established, does
it just protect the password or does it protect the
as their
login. I guess that's not very useful information.
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down to /var/log and "touch btmp". lastb worked
fine afterward.
I've since deleted /var/log/btmp to get back to the Debian default.
Knowing nothing about anything, I was wondering if someone could fill
me in on why Debian defaults to no btmp.
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I seem to remember someone speaking of a shell that prevented the
user from leaving his or her home directory.
Can someone point to the right Debian Package?
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script is provided as
atttachment #2. Personally, I don't like leafnode's ability to
download newsgroups based upon which ones have been read lately. I
just want it to download the few I read -- even if I only read them
once every two months.
Paul Serice
Anyone have any tips for uninstalling StarOffice-3.1? I've undone
everything I did, but I don't know what the "setup" program did other
than add the ~/StarOffice-3.1 directory. I guess my main worry is
what "setup" did to the fonts.
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n
> hour off). If the clock is not by default written at shutdown, what's
> the best way to make sure that it is, an appropriate rc.d script
> perhaps?
Same deal here. The clock had been adjusted properly. Then, upon
re-boot, the time went back to standard time.
Paul Serice
Was a "New Debian i386 Packages" posted this week on the
debian-changes mailing list?
Paul
I'm trying to upgrade from base/modules to base/modutiles. I've made
it to the point where "dpkg -l" gives me the following:
ic modules 2.1.23-1 Dummy package for upgrade to modutils
ii modutils2.1.23-2 Linux module utilities.
Am I done?
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that your probably not going to have enough
space to compile a new kernel on the 100 meg hard drive. I didn't. So,
what I did was just use a different computer to compile a kernel then put
the kernel on the small computer via sneaker-net.
Paul Serice
ommand the command looks and sounds
like it is working then it just stops and waits. My guess is that this
"stdin: is not a tty" error is being issued which is messing up the rcp
protocol.
Am I on the right track? If so, now what?
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adding export LESSCHARSET='latin1'to your profile.
Paul Serice
What is the /etc/alternatives directory for. I mean, what's the
philosophy behind it?
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Does anyone know if the man2html package with apache's new document root
of /home/www-date/webspace? man2html used to work, but now, when I try to
pull up a man page, I get an error that tells me my "client does not have
access to that file" (or words to that effect).
I have noticed that everyt
delete
until I realized that is delete and is backspace. After
a little bit, I'll think you'll even find this setup to be more convenient
because your hands never have to grope.
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I had this problem and some nice folks on the list told me to install them
simultaneously:
> > Try installing them both at the same time:
> > # dpkg -i jdk-common.deb jdk-static.deb
Paul Serice
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> I just installed debian-1.2. Th
There was some talk a while back about merging package formats with Red
Hat to avoid doing duplicate work. How did that turn out?
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> I think I found 1 bug in the linux jdt which probably has nothing to do
> with Corel's package. The jdk does not like talking to the X server on
> my Digital Unix system. I have seen other applications behave this way
> when the default visual was 24 bit TrueColor. I run the X server so the
>
Has anyone been able to get the pre-beta of WordPerfect for Java running.
The URL is http://officeforjava.corel.com/
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On Sun, 12 Jan 1997, Alexander Gieg wrote:
> You need to install the packages "libg++27_2.7.2.1-3.deb" and
> "libg++27-dev_2.7.2.1-2.deb". The headers that you have are
> for the cross-compiler win32 version of gcc.
That did it. Thanks!
Paul
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This was a really nice letter. I'm glad ATI is assisting the LINUX
community by helping out the developers of X drivers. It only reconfirms
my decision to buy an ATI video card.
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sing the
-I switch to no avail.
I know next to nothing about the gcc compiler. Any help would be
appreciated. By the way, it does compile C programs without a hitch.
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Anyone have any comments on the stability of Netscape 3.01? In
particular, I'm curious if it runs o.k. with the lastest libc, or do I
need to continue loading Netscape with the older malloc etc.
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Apache came configured to try to run cgi scripts out of
/usr/lib/httpd/cgi-bin. Apache was unable to run any cgi scripts because
it couldn't find them despite the fact that apache's configuration file
pointed right to them.
To make a long story short, it turns out /usr/lib/httpd was owned by ro
> > 1) From my tribulations with JDK, I do believe jdk-common and jdk-static
> > depend on each other. Thus, neither can be installed.
>
> Try installing them both at the same time:
> # dpkg -i jdk-common.deb jdk-static.deb
Wow, that installed them alright!
Now, I'm still have problems. I've
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