Tim Thomson wrote:
> What about installing Netscape in /usr/local/?
I guess it would not follow the FSTND/Debian's politic.
Normally, Debian packages are installed in the /usr directories;
/usr/local is left for local/non-debian applications.
However, you can install Netscape 4 wherever you want:
Hi,
I'd like to know if anybody knows how to make taper work correctly with
an Exabyte 8505 streamer (or whatever you call it:-)).
My only problem is that I cannot use the "can seek" functionnality (if I
use it, taper doesn't seem to be able to retrieve the good block; I
guess my block-size settin
Hi all !
First, I'd like to thank every people in this mailing list who helped me
configuring my Debian/Gnu Linux network (35 PCs + a server running great
!).
I've noticed a strange message sometimes when I read root's mail on my
server:
1) I read mail (with mail)
2) I delete all the messages
3)
Hi,
I've solved quite all the problems I had with my server/clients running
Debian:-)
I now have a little trouble with the MANPATH environment variable...
I have set up my clients so that I can mount several servers quite the
same way:
/home is splitted into several parts, each belonging to a spe
Hi all,
I'm having trouble with a NFS client: when I try to mount /home from my
server, I get the following error:
mount clntudp_create: RPC: Port mapper failure - RPC: Unable to receive
Both the server and the clients run Debian 1.3.1, have network support
correctly enabled (NIS and FTPed dsele
Hi,
I was wondering about the way one can manually change the domain name of
a debian system. On other systems, I was used to have an /etc/domain
file, or something similar, but not with debian.
I do change the fqdn of my host in the files /etc/hosts and the local
domain name in /etc/resolv.conf.
Hi,
I'm working as a technician/system/network admin in a french college.
We use Debian as our Linux distributions, with a dual PPro machine as
file/printing/mail server and router.
My problem is that the former installation of Debian on our 35 PCs was
done by someone who was not very used to Un*
On Wed, 11 Jun 1997, Randy Edwards wrote:
>I've got two packages installed which dselect reports are obsolete.
> They're xforms 0.81-4 and offix 2.3a1. Does anyone know what they are and
> whether it's safe to remove them?
xforms is a library for creating X applications, offix is a set of X
c
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