* Henrique de Moraes Holschuh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [18-12-2004 20:14]:
> This is NOT one single 1.5GB mbox file is it? If so, do yourself
> a big favour and switch it to maildir. Or store all that mail in
> an *indexing* IMAP server
Yes it's one single file. It's not my mailbox. Personally I cou
A system connected to a home dsl connection is unreachable from time
to time. The ssh session is locked. Starting a new session is not
possible. After some time (10 to 30 minutes) it will be possible to
log in again.
At first I felt it was caused by an unreliable internet connection.
During one of
Hi,
Getting the keyboard to work properly has never been a problem on previous
Debian installs, but now I am facing this issue and I don't know
where to start.
I did a clean unstable install of the base system and added
webserver (LAMP) packages and gvim + dependencies.
When I log in on the con
* John Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [09-11-2003 09:01]:
> > after returning to it after five minutes of doing something else.
> try experimenting with 'ProtocolKeepAlives' and/or
> 'KeepAlive' parameters in your ~/.ssh/config or /etc/ssh/ssh_config.
I have used the ProtocolKeepAlives option (KeepAl
I log in from home to work and vice versa. Both networks are
connected to the net by a DSL line.
Both links are in general pretty decent for downloads and browsing.
However when using ssh, I frequently experience a hanging session
after returning to it after five minutes of doing something else.
I run Debian unstable on my desktop at work.
The file and print services are Windows-based, as are most of the
other desktops.
I am able to get either rw or ro access to the network share. I am
also able to print to the Windows network printer.
Security is not a big issue, it seems, since I am a
Hi,
I am not able to use nicotine, the soulseek client. The program
starts up, I am able to configure the program by way of the gui and
log in to the network. When I enter a search, the program does
nothing (apparently) for 5 to 10 seconds and then crashes with the
following error message:
WARN
* R Ransbottom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [31-08-2003 02:30]:
> In installing xserver-common (4.2.1-10) on unstable I get a
> note:
> Note: not updating /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config; file does not exist.
A new version of that package is available. I am not sure if it
solves this issue though. The problem bit
I have a HP Deskjet 600 connected to a Debian stable system running
CUPS. I am able to print to this system from other hosts.
My desktop runs unstable. When I take foo.tex and run latex, dvips
and lpr, the output quality varies greatly depending on which system
I ran these series of commands.
Alt
* David List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [07-08-2003 14:19]:
> Wheen ssh'ing to and from my Debian 3.0r1, ssh acts dead slow when
> connecting, even when all keys are installed and no passwords are used.
Run the ssh client in verbose mode (up to 3 -v switches) to see if
you can find at least a hint to wha
I am trying to allocate ip-addresses on my local network using
dhcp3-server. I want a couple of systems to have a fixed address,
while other system should get any ip that is still available.
I have created a range of dynamic ip-numbers and have tried to find
a way to identify those hosts that need
* Salman Haq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-07-2003 18:56]:
> Now, I realize that this a very bad partition scheme but I'm just a
> newbie. When I was installing debian a few months ago, I didn't intend to
> have this scheme. I wanted root to be mounted as '/' and everything else
> under '/usr' since tha
* Bradley M Alexander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [07-07-2003 20:03]:
> In the past month or so, I have noticed that at random intervals,
> X will lock up, kick me out, and xdm will restart.
>
> Ideas?
I have had 2 lockups recently after a year without any such trouble.
SSH'ing into the box worked on o
* Piero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [21-06-2003 20:21]:
> I'm not able to make my wheelmouse work. It's a basic Logitech wheelmouse.
As in the wheel doesn't work, but I can move the pointer and click?
Or does the mouse not work at all?
> The corresponding lines in my /etc/X11/XF86Config file are:
>Op
* john gennard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [21-06-2003 19:46]:
> I burned the .iso image to a CD, but to make it bootable, I was
> asked to add the contents of a floppy - presumably containing
> drivers to activate a CD-ROM drive.
> 1. How to I get the CD to boot?
Use the right tool to burn the iso. Don
* Willem-Jan Meijer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20-06-2003 14:55]:
> A friend of my has an adsl connection for a week now and he wants a server
> with debian.
>
> The modem is a USB modem and my experiences with debian and usb aren't that
> good
Short answer: get an ethernet modem.
Long answer:
Can't
* Jernej Zidar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-06-2003 12:45]:
> Is there a good file sharing app for Debian such as WinMX & Co. ??
Soulseek. The Linux version is called pyslsk and is available in
Debian.
Bob
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* Neal Lippman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05-04-2003 20:46]:
> I am looking for a utility for making cd labels (round ones to stick
> onto the CD itself) and jewel case covers
You can try out disc-cover at:
http://jvhemert.cjb.net/disc-cover/
or:
http://pc163a.liacs.nl/disc-cover/
You can also install
* john walsh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [31-03-2003 17:28]:
> I currently run RedHat (7.3), but am thinking about switching to
> Debian because of the upgrade nature of RH.
Since you are currently running an old RH system (old if
version-numbering has a meaning), this is not likely to be a problem
for yo
* ?ukasz Milewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-03-2003 10:45]:
> How to telnet to your comp in network from other network without
> logging on router.
First of all I recommend using ssh, especially if you travel across
different networks.
I don't know what your setup looks like, but you should have a
* nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [11-02-2003 20:37]:
> wonder whats wrong on my end, guess I could go try to rebuild my
> preferences. wish phoenix spit out some debugging info that gave
> some clue.
I am sure this is wasted on you, but I managed to solve a problem
once by starting the application from
* Kesav Tadimeti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [11-02-2003 15:38]:
> I am thinking of installing Debian. I do not, however, want to spend too
> much time doing that. I have installed FreeBSD 4.3 before, so I'd like to
> know if Debian (Woody) installation is as easy/difficult as FreeBSD.
I _think_ Debian _m
* Sebastian Canagaratna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-02-2003 03:24]:
> Hi: I am thinking of buying either a Dell or Gateway Computer.
> This is to be used with Debian testing or unstable. I am
> particularly worried about hardware incompatibilities, in
> particular integrated graphics, sound etc. I coul
* Robert Ian Smit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-02-2003 02:19]:
[blablabla]
Sorry for not being even close to an answer to your question.
Bob
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* Joris Huizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-02-2003 23:03]:
> Unfortunately the command "apt-get -t unstable libc6"
> didn't do the job for me. I added the file
> /etc/apt/apt.conf you decribed (I didn't have it there
> so I created it) but it didn't do the trick.
Did you run apt-get update after chang
* Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [01-02-2003 07:28]:
> I think even you can agree, though, that it's really annoying when
> someone asks a question that is either currently being discussed or is
> in the last three months of archives and thus is still timely and yet
> easy to google. site:lists
* Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [01-02-2003 07:33]:
> My understanding is that entries in /etc/ppp/ will automagically start
> and stop the fetchmail daemon when it's installed systemwide.
I am running fetchmail on a system that has no direct connection to
the internet so I am perhaps not able
* Joris Huizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [30-01-2003 23:25]:
> I'd especially like to use pine because I really like
> that prog but it doesn't handle smtp - so how should I
> do this ?
- Sending mail
Configure exim to use a so-called smart-host. This
means that all local mail gets delivered directly an
* Joris Huizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [30-01-2003 14:05]:
> During the installation I didn't set up the mail
> program correctly, that
> means, it can't send over the internet.
You can run the configuration script again.
# eximconfig
> The internet provider has the following: a POP Mail
> service a
* Rob Weir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [29-01-2003 18:38]:
> > Popups, most notably cookie requests, now look like Mozilla Modern.
> > The rest of Galeon looks like it used to.
> >
> > Do you know if and how this can be solved?
> I noticed this too. Do you have mozilla-xft installed?
No, I don't have
* Hubert Chan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [26-01-2003 02:19]:
> Christopher> I have Galeon from sid (although I've tried the one in
> Christopher> woody which shows the same thing), and I would like to
> Christopher> change the main vertical scrollbar to be something other
> Christopher> than the default o
* Eugeny Nemo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [15-01-2003 13:17]:
>> When I compose and send a message in Mutt (which runs on the same
>> host as Exim) there is a delay of a couple of seconds before the
>> message is accepted by the mail server.
> Do you have reverse zone 0.0.127.in-addr.arpa in your DNS?
Due to my limited internet connection I can't peruse the Interweb at
the moment. I dial in to send and receive mail once or twice a day
until my new DSL line is active.
My mail server runs Exim in the smarthost configuration. All
non-local mail goes via my provider. Currently new message will have
* Joris Huizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [15-01-2003 11:12]:
> I just re-installed debian (I didn't really feel like
> working on it the hole christmas time) but I still
> don't have it working.
>
> I've downloaded both the kernel source and the
> kernel-headers - but I can't see what to use of those
>
* Jorge Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-01-2003 02:24]:
> I got the following error during my last update, after getting the
> Package lists:
>
> Reading Package Lists... Error!
> E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room
> E: Error occured while processing perl-doc (NewVersion1)
> E: Problem with MergeList
* Harold Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05-12-2002 06:59]:
> This week I'd like to put in some hard drives & configure them
> with grub ( or is it lilo?)
Your choice really. My recommendation would be GRUB.
> I'm going to need some assistance with this project.
http://www.debianplanet.org/node.
* Elizabeth Barham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-12-2002 08:52]:
>Thank you for all your help!
This is what you get when you start composing a reply, leave the
building and get back to it 24 hours later.
Anyway ignore my previous message in the thread. I hope you
appreciated the gesture ;).
Bob
* Elizabeth Barham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-12-2002 05:39]:
> The entire boot sequence stops here as far as screen output is
> concerned; however, two of the "lock" keys are flashing in sequence:
> the Num Lock LED light and the Caps Lock LED light.
>
> I have been looking for the meaning of "C
* DSC Siltec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-12-2002 13:59]:
> (2) We need to get a Linux Koha library system going. For this
> reason, I would like to have 8-10 students working on the installation,
> in our computer lab, with as little disruption of the computer lab as
> possible.
I am not sure wh
* Caitrin Torres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [30-11-2002 01:49]:
> Can anyone recommend a tutorial or howto on debian kernel building
> that'd be suitable for someone who's never built a kernel before?
I always look for information in the [1]Reference Manual first. It
has a dedicated chapter towards kern
* sean finney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [28-11-2002 18:11]:
> i and a few others have answered this question 3 or 4 times in the
> past week or so... for future reference it really helps to search
> through the mail archive for your question before asking it, but since
> i still have the answer grepped f
* Nori Heikkinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [27-11-2002 05:39]:
> > the screen goes off, totally black, as if it had lost power.
> okay, i can now get in from elsewhere, so i'm less scared. but still
> no video whatosever!
Are you able to turn on the monitor and is it not receiving a signal
from you
* Nori Heikkinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [27-11-2002 05:29]:
> just got back to my room, and found my computer happily sleeping and
> xscreensaving. moved the mouse, clicked over a few desktops, and the
> screen goes off, totally black, as if it had lost power. all
> connections and cables still fine
* Dave Selby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-11-2002 10:22]:
> Ive configured my pppd as dial on demand, it works great !!!
> Where do I put pon ? I want it to automatically be executed as I boot the
> system.
I read something else first time I read the subject line of your
message. (First coffee in on
* Lukas Ruf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [23-11-2002 15:04]:
> my boss agreed to distribute some code and information I have written
> under the terms of the GNU GPL v2 and the respective documentation
> license. However, he requested me to install a system which allows me
> to keep track on who is request
I use libssl0.9.6 from a self-compiled source package. As far as I
know, I have followed the guidelines for compiling src debs.
At first I used the version from unstable which seems to be the
default when you apt-get a source package. Since the machine is too
slow for "casual" recompiling, I now u
I am used to leaving "Enter domainname" blank when I install Debian.
So all my systems are called something like box1 or box2.
I want to add to this name so it becomes box1.foo.domain.
I have searched through /etc and i have found a couple of files that
reflect the hostname of the machine.
Can
* stan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [17-11-2002 15:20]:
> I'm reading a bunch of records inot myy system using the great gramofile
> package. I'm converting these .wav files to .mp3's (or maybe .ogg's) but I
> wonder if it's possible to go the other way?
You can create wavs to burn to cd from mp3 or ogg bu
I have had a couple of power outages this week and my systems
crashed badly as a result.
I run ext3 on all of my Linux systems and no critical data was lost.
However the /opt partition (/dev/hda10) with games on it, was badly
damaged. I had to run a manual fsck and had to answer lot of
questions.
* Nimar Arora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [14-11-2002 01:49]:
> I installed Debian - Woody - stable on an x86 machine
> and then installed the package XServer-Xfree86 and
> walked through all the configuration steps. At the end
> when I executed startx it couldn't find the command!
> What else do I need to
* sean finney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [11-11-2002 18:46]:
> if you want to remount /usr read only, and have physical access
> to the machine, just going into single user mode and remounting
> it should do the trick, and then when you come back up into
> multi-user mode /usr will stay ro.
I don't min
* Aaron David Vose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [05-11-2002 02:49]:
> I have a sun4c (Sparc Station 1) and would like to install
> debian over a network.
>
> I set up a rarp server, and a tftp server.
> These fucntion correctly.
>
> My problem is that the boot image provided by debian
> (tftpboot.img) is
* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-11-2002 13:28]:
> > I was able to mount the cdrom and use tab-completion to get to the
> > directory on the cdrom using cp. However after entering, the system
> > crashed (leds on keyboard flashing, hard boot required).
> What kind of mobo & chipset do you hav
Tonight I tried to copy the contents of a cdrom to a local
filesytem as root.
I was able to mount the cdrom and use tab-completion to get to the
directory on the cdrom using cp. However after entering, the system
crashed (leds on keyboard flashing, hard boot required).
After booting I took out th
* Rhodri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [31-10-2002 11:46]:
> I just switch on the computer yesterday and I tried to mount the /cdrom
> device and I couldn't.
> The error it gives me is:
> "wrong fs type, bad superblock on /dev/cdrom or too many mounted
> filesystems.
Is it hardware related (drive or disc)
* Kevin Coyner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [29-10-2002 13:15]:
> I have a standalone commerical SOHO router (SMC7008ABR) that should do
> for the firewalling and IP masquerading (at least I hope so. pls tell
> me if these are insufficent relative to a good Linux box). I was
> actually wondering if I real
* martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [27-10-2002 20:31]:
> remember my galeon crashing problems? i followed your advice,
> reinstalled galeon and gconf, even re-did my entire configuration, and
> now i can paste into the url bar every now and then, but it still
> crashes without a word on some pas
* Aedificator <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-10-2002 22:22]:
> Recently i've installed DEbian 3.0 on my PC (512 mb ram, P4 1.6
> GHz, GF4 MX 440).
>
> When trying to run X i get the "no screens found" error. No matter
> which driver (svga, nv) i choose during the installation process
> the Xserver fails.
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-10-2002 16:25]:
> > i am on an ADSL connection, and most of the time the ppd daemon copes
> > well with the periodical disconnects, but some times it dies...
> >
> > what would be the best way to keep allways one pppd running?
> pppd persistent option.
Hi,
I started using Debian full time a couple of months ago. When I
bought a new computer this summer, I wanted to play some of the
games to marvel at the performance of the new system.
So a new installation of WinXP found its way onto my disk.
However the need for Windows has decreased substant
[Thanks to everyone who replied to my initial question]
* Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-10-2002 08:09]:
> I like Spamassassin, myself. I use unstable, though, and don't really
> follow stable to know how old it is. It seems to work quite well,
> especially when integrated into exim as a f
Because of the increasing amount of spam I receive, I want to do
something about it.
I know spamassassin by name. I believe the version in stable is
quite old. Is it useful to install that version? What other tools
should I consider?
My setup: fetchmail -> exim -> procmail (-> mutt)
Ideally I'd
I am trying to send out mail with a proper message id (MID).
I only use hostnames (host1, host2) and not (invalid) domains
(host1.mydomain.net).
The From line is okay because of a rewriting rule.
I want Exim to appear as if it was running on host1.mydomain.net
while it's actually running on hos
* martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [08-10-2002 16:05]:
> We have a new station here with an nVidia GeForce4, and since XF 4.1
> doesn't support that (yet), I wanted to use the vesa driver.
>
> Do you have any tips for me?
You could, license issues aside, try the Nvidia driver.
It works (say
* Bob Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [07-10-2002 22:57]:
> Along this same line, is there a locale setting which would allow mutt
> to display non-English characters? Now they all show up as "?".
Nice way of putting that, non-English, but I guess you want to
display umlauts, circumflexes etc.
Us
* Chris Cioffi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [06-10-2002 15:43]:
> That said, I'm considering doing some benchmarks with OpenSSL. I keep
> hearing that _maybe_ compiling OpenSSL for you specific platform will
> have Big Performance Yeilds(tm).
I haven't bothered to compile libssl for the x86 boxes I
* Ricardo Diz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 22:50]:
> Here is the log:
>
> Oct 4 17:29:02 (none) pppd[1074]: Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/pts/0
> Oct 4 17:29:02 (none) pppd[1074]: not replacing existing default route
> to eth0 [193.136.238.1]
> Oct 4 17:29:02 (none) pppd[1074]: Cannot determine e
* Erik Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 15:58]:
> Then I read "man interfaces", which explained how to write
> the /etc/network/interfaces file, but didn't tell me exactly what to
> write. I took a few guesses based on the man page:
>
> auto eth0-work
> iface eth0-work inet dhcp
>
> auto e
* martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 15:14]:
> > If I buy an X-Box that cost $300 to make for $200, then MS `loses'
> > $100. If I don't buy one at all, then they lose $300.
>
> Where did you learn economics?
I should resist, but sorry.
More Xboxes sold, is more developer support,
* Bob Hauck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 15:59]:
> Somebody just gave me an Ultra 1 model 170. Haven't decided whether to
> install Solaris 9 or Debian (it has Solaris 2.6 on it now but that seems
> to be in a bad state).
Unless you really need Solaris, I can't recommend it. I was faced
with
At the moment I use the Smart Bookmark Dictionary tool in Galeon for
quick lookups.
Ideally I would like to use an application that has a gui and a cli
version and can be used online and offline. But a nice online app
that fits in well on a Windowmaker desktop should be enough for now.
I don't r
* nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 00:30]:
> [SGI Indy (R4k 100Mhz 32MB 1GB HD)]
> I downloaded the bootable debian install cd for indy, though I
> read that I may need another kind of CDROM to read it on the indy.
Ah, the luxury of a cdrom.
I bought the Sun and a very expensive VGA conver
* Jens Grivolla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [04-10-2002 00:02]:
> If you reply could you confirm that this message is visible on the
> mailing list?
It is.
Bob
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* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-10-2002 23:18]:
> > Server box, and the SunBlade is great for holding up
> > the monitor.
>
> You've got so much money to burn on monitor stands, how's about
> sending me a couple of "monitor stands".
+$0,50
I managed to get an old Sun working, I'd love to
* Richard Kimber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [03-10-2002 15:07]:
> I've just received a message from the list with no reference in the
> headers to debian.
How do you know that the message came from this list then?
Bob
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* Erik Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 16:34]:
> I am new to Debian and installation of linux, and am trying to get my
> network card recognized. It is a 3Com 3905B model (I believe), and I'm
> not sure what steps to take for that.
You can use modconf (as root) to load a module for this
* Kent West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 15:17]:
> I too, believe that "You shall not steal", irregardless of whether I
> live long and happily ever after. Accordingly, I'd encourage people to
> not "warez the appz". Most of your original post I could appreciate,
> even it I didn't particula
* martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 13:04]:
> paste something (a URL) with the middle mouse button into the smart
> URL field of the bookmark editor. here this continuously crashes
> galeon.
Doesn't crash when I try that.
(Sorry)
Bob
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* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 12:39]:
> What are you talking about??? How about not using Windows because
> using Windows, Office, WMP, etc, puts money into the pocket of a
> blatant, unrepentant criminal organization?
>
> That's not politics, that's morality.
That's not moralit
* D. Nathan Cookson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 07:20]:
> 1 - Does anybody know from definitive experience the status of support for
> the Via VT8233A southbridge in Debian kernels?
Compile a 2.4.19 kernel of your own. I had to do it bacause of a new
motherboard, was scared, but can recommend
* Neal Pollock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 06:35]:
> I've convinced my brother to try Debian and just set it up on his PC.
> Unfortunately, from the time that lilo passes control onto the kernel until
> the display manager login appears, the screen flickers on and off
> continuously. It stays
* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 10:24]:
> IMHO, any newbies should really try Libranet or (dare I say it),
> maybe, possibly even, Lindows 2.0.
Perhaps newbies should reconsider if they want to be newbies at all.
Windows is nice enough as it is, in the last incarnations anyway.
If
* Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [02-10-2002 02:04]:
>
> Debian is supposedly a great OS, it is configurable, custimizable, and
> powerful, but Debian is ultimately misleading for many people. Debian is an
> OS that may be used on a server, or a developer's computer, so he can really
> feel the bal
* martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [01-10-2002 16:07]:
> (b) keyboard control; i am failing to switch to the next tab with
> ctrl-right and ctrl-left, and i can't close tabs with ctrl-w.
> furthermore, i want to make ctrl-n bring up a new tab.
Galeon without a mouse is li
I know that some programs react differently depending on how they
are called. When you create a symlink to a program, does the program
know that it was started by using a symlink?
For instance when I create a vi symlink to vim, will vim start up
normally or will it mimick vi?
If so, can I change
* David De Graff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-2002 08:22]:
> As noted in earlier posts, awk fails with a segfault on make menuconfig when
> trying to compile kernel-source-2.4.19.
This is kind of a me-too message.
When I encountered this I apt-getted like a mad man, but nothing worked.
I am not s
* Mike Tone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-2002 08:01]:
> can anyone please help?
Mmmkay, my brain works in a First in, First out kinda way. So I
already responded to your previous message. Perhaps it's a good idea
not to start a new thread, when you are asking basically the same
question.
Anyway,
* Mike Tone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [25-09-2002 06:03]:
> exim:!
>
> after installation i chose option 4, local
> delivery.
Is that the option for local delivery only?
> i need the ability to send email from local, to
> anyone external..
I never changed exim while there was mail in the queu
* Rob Ransbottom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [24-09-2002 14:57]:
> I have gotten a Shuttle Spacewalker SV25 mini-ITX computer.
>
> Can anyone tell me what drivers I should be using?
The Shuttle Spacewalker SV25 mini-ITX Linux drivers, I guess.
But seriously, you'll need to find out what hardware is ins
* louie miranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [24-09-2002 13:46]:
> #1 will connect to #2 and #3 w/o passwords.
> I've addedd the 2 public keys over id_dsa.pub and id_dsa.
> and re-add ssh-agent over it.
>
> But nothing happens!
I am not sure what you want to do. I am assuming you want to log in
to anothe
Very off-topic, but I have already read enough benchmarks. I'd like
some real world advise.
I have a Radeon 8500 LE which I can return whithin a week.
I absolutely love the 2D- (aka desktop-) image quality. Much better
than my previous card. For better 3D-performance, alternatives are
ofcourse r
Thanks, Carel and Nate
* nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [24-09-2002 03:26]:
> > I could ofcourse also make up a domain name. For instance robian.inv or
> > something like that.
> if you don't own a domain I would make one up, and would try to
> make one that is not taken, but something that is unusual
As some of you may have noticed, the MIDs that (my) exim generates,
are not correct. In my local network all hosts have ofcourse a host
name, but none have a domain name.
I am using dyndns, and was wondering if I could use my subdomain
from that service as a domain. I only use dyndns to be able t
* Preben Randhol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [21-09-2002 15:57]:
> > If you are reading what he wrote again, it says that he never saw
> > scrolling text in the status bar in Mozilla, because of the option to
> > turn it off. At least that is how I understand it.
>
> Ah I understood it as he never saw th
* Preben Randhol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [21-09-2002 10:56]:
> Although it also puzzels me why people use mozilla when galeon has a
> much better interface.
Agreed, one thing I miss though. (Please make my day if this is also
possible within Galeon.)
In Mozilla I could prevent websites to change the
* Kevin Coyner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20-09-2002 13:48]:
> I recently received an old Sun SparcStation 20 that I'd like to load up
> with Debian. I've been running Debian Woody on my i386 and went looking
> for Woody for the Sparc, but am only finding Potato. Am I just looking
> in the wrong place
* Prof. Le Baron O. Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [20-09-2002 05:34]:
> But I can not ping anything. I also can not
> connect using the browser (Konquerer).
> BTW, I am not a newbie so
> you need not give highly detailed replies.
After dialling the obvious (for me anyway) checks:
- i
* DvB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [19-09-2002 17:59]:
> I was merely following commonly accepted punctuation rules for American
> English which state that, when a comma (or period) follows a quoted
> passage, the comma should be placed before the final quote.
Oh man, now I can't sleep before I remember
* Ramon Kagan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [19-09-2002 16:45]:
> I run mozilla and netscape and have no problems with java. However, if I
> run galeon, all I get is "you need to install the plugin". Seeing that galeon
> uses mozilla, how does one get galeon to recognize that the java
> requirements are a
* DvB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [19-09-2002 16:22]:
> try running "which mozilla," minus the quotes and the comma from the
> command line.
Why did you put the comma there in the first place. Is it some kind
of notation I have never seen before?
Now it looks like: type "which mozilla have a nice day" w
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