On Tue, Dec 14, 1999 at 08:59:49PM +, Paul J. Keenan wrote:
> Robert Ramiega wrote:
>
> > named[.*]: USAGE .* .* CPU=.*/.* CHILDCPU=.*/.*
> > PAM_unix[.*]: (ssh) session opened for user .* by (.*)
> >
> > and i still get in logcheck mails:
> > Dec
is machine doesn't reboot every now and
then. But i hate to see 10KB long messages about me succesfully ssh'ing into
my machine =o(((
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line with named, PAM_unix and so on gets reported
under Unsual Events and some of those lines came with package and were not
modified by me).
Can someone help me?
(just popped into my head... does th case of regex matter? it's the same as
in /var/log/messages but....)
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ake them owned by group www-data so that only You and web-server can read
those files
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ED]
I don't know if it can be solved using exim but You can put:
my_hdr From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
in your .muttrc file
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> Any other suggestions?
Look in the error_log and access_log and see what it prints there. If this
won;t help try something like:
strace -o somefile httpd
This will produce file quite a lot of system calls and somesuch. Try looking
at it and see where it fails and why (look for some error messag
On Sat, Jul 03, 1999 at 08:49:23AM +0200, Illo de' Illis wrote:
> flawlessly for me (I own a PalmIII). You can try pose (PalmOS emulator for
POSE ? I thought it's WIn* only (for unix/linux you can use xcopilot which
does pretty much the same)
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On Sun, Jun 06, 1999 at 06:42:52AM -0500, Jeff Bachtel wrote:
> In dselect, from unstable, I get:
>
> libdbd-mysql-perl depends on libmysql6
> libmysql6 does not appear to be available
mysql-client package (3.22.22-2 i think) provides libmysql6
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layer; I've found
> mpeg_play, but it apparently doesn't play the audio in the video stream.
GO to www.mpeg.com and get mtv =o))
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Hi!
Thanks to all who replied both to the list and to me privately. I found mtv
to be just what i looked for =o)))
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Hi!
Can someone point me to package that could play mpeg movies with sound?
(xanim says it doesn't know this format and mpeg_play plays it without sound)
TIA
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d do with being
> shrunk before I use _all_ my paper up
Have a look at mpage package i think it might help You
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em.
In this case (ie You want to find package that contains specific file) go to
http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages and use ne of the search engines there.
(this url might be wrong i'm writing this from mem)
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to use ytalk.
I think that ytalk depends on netbase or something like that and talkd used
to be part of it (it popped out sometime ago i think)
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ile
upgrading from Polish mirror i also spotted telnet and telnetd debs)
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ecade later, is there an
> incremental compiling and loading environment for C?
I've never heard about such solutions.
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omething
> like this a long time ago with one of Borland's IDEs, but I might be
> mistaken.
You are mistaken. In that Borland IDE of old (TurboPascal 4.x+) code was
compiled before getting You into debugger
hmm of course i might be wrong =o)
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Hi!
I'm using remote printer (connected to Win95) through Samba is ther a way to
use magicfilter in this situation?
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hould give it just
/var/spool/mail (that is omit the user part; point it to directory where
inboxes are stored.
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uld say fmirror (it's still in beta i think but i found it working
great)
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On Wed, Sep 09, 1998 at 12:56:09PM -0500, Nathan E Norman wrote:
> On Wed, 9 Sep 1998, Robert Ramiega wrote:
>
> : Hi!
> :
> : I've been trying to find info on this on www.debian.org but i failed.
> : I have installed qmail-1.03 from "upstream" sources.
pkg and friends
think thath i have installed something from deb. I just don't know the name
of that package and where to find it. Can anyone help me ?
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riginal sources to mtools use autoconf to properly configure package to
compile on Your system (after running configure You'll get a bunch of
Makefiles and some header files)
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ackage on hold (using '=') Thats probably the only way.
Alternatively You can download all needed packages by hand and install them
manually (tedious job as there are lots of gnome packages and even more
additional packages You need)
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tion xf86config).
This type needs special support in kernel. Try to recompile kernel and be
sure to check ps/2 mouse support.
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there some sort of log file that I can peruse to see all that
> I have installed on my system? I'm installing via ftp over a 57K modem
Hmm... dpkg -l will output list of all packages along with their state. This
is useful for quick glance. If You want more info either use dpkg -s or
dsele
;t worked. One of the packages failed to install so
dselect didn't run apt-get clean and left *all* packages in
/var/cache/apt/archives. This should be documented somewhere.
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d I upgrade xbase, or
> something else, using ftp (I have a slow connection from home, thats why I
> haven't done that already)?
I had similar effects with xdm and some older (that is "frozen") xbase. All
dissapeared after upgrading xbase and xserver packages.
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e-updates/
i use something similar to access non-US stuff
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oftware. I've seen a bit of stuff about, but as I
Check on www.freshmeat.net i think i saw some of this lately there.
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crazy)?
also whats deity ? (it's on Conflicts: in apt yet i was unable to find this
package ; i recall hearing that this will be next incarnation of dselect is
ther any way to have lok at it?)
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te email account without actuall adding
> user account on the system. Currently what we do is 'adduser' for every
> user account. Is this necessary?
hmm... I thnik this can be made with QMail (look at www.qmail.org for
pointers on how to do that)
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o rule to make target.
hmm... You are in directory with kernel sources, aren't you? (most often
/usr/src/linux)
>
> 3. I can't start x
> i get this error--x: exec of /usr/bin/X11/XF86_NONE failed
This would indicate that either You didn't install any X Server pack
program's author has various
> restrictions on distribution of binary packages, mainly because he can't
> guareentee that the code is pure and still secure.
Yes there is qmail source package but only 1.02 not the latest 1.03
And recently Bernstein has changed policy about distributi
Hi!
I have one problem: How can i check which packages depend on specific
package?
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hmmm strnage way would be soemthnig like
groff -Tascii -man man_file | most
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d in this order of
> prevalence):
> - ~/.xsession if it exists;
> - whatever windowmanager is listed first in /etc/X11/windowmanagers if
> that file exists;
> - twm (which always exists when /etc/X11/Xsession exists.)
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s/2 type mouse You should probably use /dev/psaux (you might need to
compile support for this in kernel). /dev/mouse in normal circumstances is a
symlink to correct /dev entry (in my case /dev/mouse points to /dev/ttyS0)
issue:
cd /dev
rm mouse
ln -s psauxx mosue
And try to boot X
Good luc
g was broken in earlier xbase of Hamm (i installed Debian 2.0 just
after it went to frozen)
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packages" section. There You'll find search
utility. Just enter libgif2 and hit search
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HI!
I have just about one problem with Debian 2.0 While I was installing this
thing i answered "no" when dselect asked if i want to use xdm. Now i would
like to use xdm but i was unable to do so. Can anyone help me ?
TIA
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