tries in /etc/X11/XF86Config
to put the path to the 75dpi fonts first.
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On Thu, 25 May 2000, Philip Lehman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Thu, 25 May 2000, Ron Rademaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>See subject.
>>
>>I'm using a ISDN connection.
>
>...with isdn in autodial mode I guess. Try setting up ipchains and l
nd try to guess from IP/port/protocol which
process might trigger the dialout. See the ipchains HOWTO.
Tracking this down is a science. Good luck!
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anted even more additional fonts,
well, I do. Didn't mean to sound rude, either. ;)
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l
(more comprehensive than the first one)
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Large-Disk-HOWTO.html
(background and why you want to use LBA)
There might be even more, just look around.
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g and after reading the HOWTOs and
the ipchains docs I think I understand how it works, but I still feel
a bit insecure. Any pointers to more documentation are welcome too.
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type, the fastest way I'm aware of is using ttf2afm (in the
freetype package) and grep the name from the afm:
ttf2afm font.ttf | grep "^FontName"
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t download
the packages from there (apt is certainly more convenient), it might
be helpfull as a means of orientation, especially if you're still
exploring the load of packages which are available.
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to point to a
magicfilter sript suitable for your modell.
I hope I didn't omit anything essential. Helps?
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ed. Is that what
you used a cron job for? Would be unusual.
3. Configure X properly (set timeouts and define "power_saver") and
run 'xset dpms' from .xinit.
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've built wmaker and libproplist myself and it works right out of the
box on potato. Merely a matter of half an hour (not flaming or
anything, I'm just curious).
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On Tue, 23 May 2000, Armin Wegner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Use vim. It's hard to learn, but it is worse it.
Interesting typo ;)
(I'm writing this as a non-native speaker, no offence intended)
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On Mon, 22 May 2000, Justin Megawarne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>And Philip Lehman bestowed upon us all:
>> On Mon, 22 May 2000, Antonio Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> prw-r--r--1 root root0 May 22 23:01 /dev/gpmdata
>>
ta p` and try again.
Helps?
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d to do
is have X read from gpm's fifo, i.e.
In /etc/X11/XF86Config:
Section "Pointer"
Protocol"MouseSystems"
Device "/dev/gpmdata"
...
EndSection
In /etc/gpm.conf:
device=/dev/psaux
type=ps2
responsiveness=
append1="-R"# -R for
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Frank Mehnert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm using joe for many purposes. The only feature I miss is syntax
>highlighting in C. Are there any hints for such a small and fast
>editor in Debian with that feature built in?
jed?
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On Mon, 22 May 2000, Lindsay Haisley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The problem turned out to be in
>/etc/printcap. The default printer pulled up in the share is 'lp', which is
>basically a config for an old-fashioned dot matrix printer. It has no 'sf'
>entry. Make sure the printcap entry definin
int -"
cat
) | /usr/bin/smbclient \\server\hp -P -U nobody -N
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dir_fs] Error 2
I've also noticed that make segfaults sometimes when I try a make
menuconfig.
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stuff used to "just work" when I installed nfs-common, put the
server volumes in /etc/fstab and added the client to the server's
/etc/hosts.allow. But not on this particular client.
I will gladly provide more information if neccessary, it's just that I
don't know where to search. TIA
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problems
on the server side either with this particular client. All machines
(server and clients) are running potato.
I don't have the faintest idea what this error msg means. Any hints
appreciated.
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On Thu, 4 May 2000, matthschulz wrote:
>On Thu, 04 May 2000, Philip Lehman wrote:
>> On Thu, 4 May 2000, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
>>
>> >> I have a machine with two hard disks here, that other OS resides
>> >> on hda and I added the second drive (hdc) for
gs with LI-. I did run lilo to update
the MBR - several times. In lilo.conf I have:
boot=/dev/hda
root=/dev/hdc1
...
image=/vmlinuz
...
other=/dev/hda1
...
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with dual-boot setups in general, but I'm a bit
clueless facing this particular setup. Any hints appreciated...
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o 2.2.14. This is scary.
BTW: What's the best way to keep up with glitches like this if you
don't follow devel and kernel lists?
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On Tue, 25 Apr 2000, Harry ten Berge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Chris Mason wrote:
>> Where can I get nptdate?
>It's in 'xntp3'. ntpdate is a part of the complete 'time server suite'.
At least in potato it's broken up into server and client. T
e simply reboots. If I don't
turn it off when the BIOS comes up, it keeps on looping.
I'm desperate because the same happens when I boot from a rescue
disk. What can I do about that? Any help will definetly be very
much appreciated...
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.]
>3. I have the defrag utility. How can I defragment my Linux partition,
>since a mounted drive cannot be defragmented?
There is no need to 'defrag' ext2 filesystems, you don't have to worry
about that.
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etc/init.d/ipmasq is for, but I'm feeling lost
as far as the configuration is concerned. The postinstall script asked
for the client IPs on the LAN and I entered that, but where is this
stored? Do I have to do anything in addition to that, or can I rely on
the defaults? I don't need anythi
kde are in
sync. Otherwise make sure the path setting used by the font server is
sane, order does matter if you have different versions of one
font. Put the dirs with the best fonts first.
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t font server address or syntax
This is probably because there is no fonts.dir file. You don't have to
worry about this as far as the xserver is concerned as it won't access
the files but query the font server instead. But the font server might
need this file. xfs and xfsft do, xfstt doesn't, I don't know about
xfs-xtt. There should be some instructions that tell you what files
you need.
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sed to produce my documents in french
You might want to check if there is an updated version on CTAN, see
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/required/babel/
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ber correctly, there is an option in /etc/X11/config;
something like "run-xdm". Change that to "no-run-xdm" or put a '#' on
front of it.
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7;s why they call it frozen ;) Only bug fixes will be included.
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nt.
Any help appreciated...
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20,332.2 mb
Is this a typo or are you trying to reserve 39.2 megs for the root
system? Keep in mind that this partition will contain everything below
/ except /usr, so this setup would be unusable.
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th both X and the specific app. Any clarification and all
hints appreciated.
Oh, and I'm on Slink/Potato with XF86 3.3.5.
TIA
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the
>x11amp one). Does anyone happen have it or know anyone who has it? I'd love
>to get a copy.
Hint: XMMS supports winamp 1.x and 2.x skins. There are serveral
hundred skins available for download at www.winamp.com, I'm sure
you'll find something that makes you upgrade ;)
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On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Emmanuel wrote:
>hello
>
>I'm trying to add a gateway on a debian but there's no man on the computer.
man route, the option is called "-gw". The NET-3-HOWTO decribes the
whole procedure in more detail.
HTH
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On 21 Jan 2000, Roland Mas wrote:
>Philip Lehman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Is there an automount solution out there that would facilitate this?
>> What I have in mind is automatic unmounting of the drive when there is
>> no nfs connect and mounting it as
n the server.
Is there an automount solution out there that would facilitate this?
What I have in mind is automatic unmounting of the drive when there is
no nfs connect and mounting it as soon someone requests it over
nfs. Any recommendations?
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-source 3.0.14 yesterday
and everything is up and running again. pcmcia-cs is 3.1.8-4 and
setserial is still installed.
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> I recently upgraded my laptop to Linux 2.2.14 (from 2.0.36) with the
> latest pcmcia-* and modutils, too. I compiled both the kernel and the
> pcmcia-source myself. I don't know if the kernel upgrade is
> significant or the upgrade of pcmcia-*.
I don't think it's the kernel. I used to run 2.2.9
at (that is, the pcpine part of it), but it should work.
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ail as well?
...
>I assume that this is something very simple, but I'm stumped.
I'm afraid that's too trivial, but anyway: did you update the ls-R
databases? If it still doesn't work, take a look at
/etc/texmf/texmf.cnf and check if $TEXMFMAIN and $TEXMF are set
correctly. $
laptop so cron jobs are
not quite the way to go, but I'm sure there's a better way than
putting "sudo -u username myscript" in the system-wide anacrontab?
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also need dpkg-dev and the development packages of the libs
required by Pine. This will patch the source, compile, and build
binary debs ready to install with dpkg/dselect. HTH
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le file, that is I changed
16#84 /quotedblbase
to
16#201e /quotedblbase
but to no avail. gs doesn't give any error messages, it simply
subsitutes 'notdef' for 'quotedblbase'. Is the whole idea nonsense
or is this possible (in theory at least)? And in practice? Please
help me out here...
TIA
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*input* encodings only. The resulting type1 fonts I got were
always standard latin.
I spent the entire weekend trying to figure this out and it drives me
crazy... Can anybody help me out here?
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Thanks a lot for all the input, this really helps me out.
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and the 'shadowWidth' of the minibuffer bar (I
have a very specific understanding of the word customization ;).
Oh, and if there is any documentation on (X)Emacs which is not
systematic but rather task oriented, I'd be interested in some
pointers.
TIA
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on/deb/slink/i386/
ftp://ftp.varesearch.com/pub/mirrors/kde/stable/1.1.2/distribution/deb/potato/i386/
There's a list of all mirrors at http://www.kde.org/mirrors.html
HTH
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a 4.0...
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ot;/lib/libc5-compat:/usr/lib/libc5-compat:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
export LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"
$WPDIR/wpbin/xwp.bin $@ &
HTH
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c/ppp/ip-up or as a daemon
(monitoring all connections no matter who fires up pppd and how) and a
corresponding X interface that displays some info and warning messages
(e.g. after a certain online time or depending on the accumulated
costs).
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#x27;t have libcrypt installed, remove to link.
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l-featured. Any recommendations?
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the network in particular, but I tried it out on
my Notebook, a P233 with 64 MB. SO is useable, but working is painful.
This is mostly a RAM issue, I think. It's bearable with 128 MB, but
still feels somewhat sluggish.
If you ever thought Netscape was a pig... ;)
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On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Philip Lehman wrote:
>root, the command in /etc/ppp/ip-* should be preceded by a `sudo`
>command, e.g.
>
>sudo fetchmail -d 600
It's `sudo -u ...`, forgot the '-u', sorry.
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wake up the daemon process.
Don't forget to add this
fetchmail --quit
to '/etc/ppp/ip.down'. If you don't want/need to run fetchmail as
root, the command in /etc/ppp/ip-* should be preceded by a `sudo`
command, e.g.
sudo fetchmail -d 600
Let us know what you come up with.
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avail. In detail, that's:
libc5 5.4.46-3
xlib6 3.3.5-1
xpm4.7 3.4k-2
That's what was mentioned several times on this list and that's what
ldd suggests too. Am I missing something? Any ideas?
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t;sender_host_reject_relay = *", which
would bounce all mail from mach2...
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tup.
Recompile them and see if that helps. If not, put the 2.0 version of
glibc somewhere in /usr/local/lib, add this location to your
environment and to /etc/ld.so.conf, and run ldconfig. And make sure
your apps use the right linker.
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ompatible clone, it will work with the SB drivers.
Dunno how to deactivate sound in Gnome, but if you'd like some noise
anyway, it might be worth a try to set up sound.
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;- and this was
supposed to improve stability. Shouldn't make a difference, though.
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arted
giving me those bus errors. I'm not running an all potato system, just
slink with some unstable stuff thrown in and glibc seems to be the
only relevant part in my case, but I may be overlooking something.
This is a *royal* PITA. If you find out more, please post it.
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I'm trying to build gv using neXtaw, but it segfaults. Linking to
neXtaw works fine with Xaw based apps for me, but I'm not sure about
replacing Xaw3d with neXtaw.
Is this at all possible or am I getting somthing wrong here?
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grep apm
> root 2169 0.0 0.3 1148 416 pts/0S15:39 0:00 grep
> apm*
>
>to be sure I am recompiling my kernel.
Have you tried calling shutdown via /sbin/poweroff?
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ick. Just copy you old xfs paths and append the
paths to your ttf fonts at the end of the list.
HTH.
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/etc/ppp/peers/my_isp file.
It will write the connect speed to a (custom) log file.
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On Thu, 22 Jul 1999, Adam Shand wrote:
>i was trying to find a pattern among the info people posted but couldn't
>really see one. did anyone else figure this out?
>
>- p2-266 128mb ram
>- kernel 2.2.9
>- glibc 2.1.1-13
It's the glibc from unstable.
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