Re: Installing default printer

Lindsay Yardley wrote: I would like to install my printer using the default debian utilities I wanted to too, but lpr didn't work for me. Then I tried CUPS but I got inconsistent results. Only after uninstalling lpr and installing a "fake" lpr package that knows CUPS did things start to work

Re: Mozilla 1.3 for Woody?

Michael Bona wrote: Well, I am all for wild ideas ;-) I am only wondering if my .mozilla directory will become confused, Actually, my moz1.2 regularly f'd up my mailbox into a state where 1.2 would not run anymore. However, opening up the mailbox with 1.01 from debian did the trick and made 1.

Re: tinyproxy problem: won't load slashdot

Robert James Kaes wrote: it won't load http://www.slashdot.org What version of tinyproxy are you running? It is from stable: 1.4.3-2woody (installed via dselect), David -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

tinyproxy problem: won't load slashdot

Hi, I've put tinyproxy on my server and it works, mostly. Configuring it was a breeze. One problem: it won't load http://www.slashdot.org and the log shows that a connection is there: CONNECT Mar 08 18:52:58 [13311]: Request (file descriptor 5): GET http://slashdot.org/ HTTP/1.1 CONNECT M

sshd does not detach

Hi, I use the standard ssh package and sshd works, but only if I use the -D switch (-D==not become daemon). This -D problem is a recent "feature". Without the -D option, no process is created and connection is refused (logically). If I do the "/etc/init.d/ssh start" everything looks ok (the do