Hi
I have a plextor CD Writer on my PC , after booting from CD writer and running
setup checks , debian throws an error that says can not find the CD ROM device
while it`s booting from this device ! what` s the problem?
thanks
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Ahhh...imagining that irres
Hello,
I want to create Postscript files from normal ascii text with some
background graphics.
Does anybody know how this can be done?
(The whole thing is this:
1. Some piece of software creates some report, which is my ascii text
2. I have 2 images (logos)
3. I want a PDF file containing the logo
Hello out there,
does anybody know if there is an uptodate version of evolution available for Debian
stable/testing?
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>>>>> "ben" == ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ben> On Saturday 16 February 2002 06:52 pm, Carel Fellinger wrote:
>> On Sat, Feb 16, 2002 at 06:37:23PM -0800, ben wrote:
>> > On Saturday 16 February 2002 06:33 pm, you wrote:
>&
>>>>> "Dimitri" == Dimitri Maziuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dimitri> * MH ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) spake thusly: ...
>> What's about filing a bug against bitchx instead of passively
>> complaining here...
Dimitri> I'm compl
t installed "because
Dimitri> somebody might want to * run $foo in xterm * authenticate
Dimitri> HTTP requests against mysql database * etc."
What's about filing a bug against bitchx instead of passively
complaining here...
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strong
evidence) -- give zsh a try.
The default values are just working fine, but if you want so, you can
spend a couple of weeks tuning around, but no need for this.
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speechio.org/archive/msg00059.html
http://www.speechio.org/archive/msg00058.html
Have a look at gstreamer (http://gstreamer.sourceforge.net/) ; it
seems that it will be going to be packaged:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?archive=no\&bug=87667
HTH,
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bash_profile
export MAILPATH='~/var/spool/mail/YOU?`festival --tts ~/festmail.txt`'
So festival will read the text of ~/festmail.txt to you instead of
displaying "You have new mail".
HTH,
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n apt-get -u install galeon. I haven't had any
Brian> problems what so ever.
Brian> Just be sure to change your sources.list back to testing
Brian> when you're done. ;-)
There are some more elegant ways in apt now.
Check man apt-get (-t) and man apt_preferences, though
the
Lukas> boot.local file ? Or does it have an alternate file with
Lukas> the same function ?
See /etc/init.d/ (bootmisc.sh for example) in Debian and if you add a
script: man update-rc.d , but this is not the place for the above
mentioned problem.
HTH,
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>>>>> "Emil" == Emil Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Emil> MH wrote:
>> >>>>> "Craig" == Craig Dickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
>>
Craig> But quite stable at this point. I&#x
.
*My* experience
Ext3 nearly toasted my ide-hd and "tidied up" about every second
directory on the /var partition on a __smp__ machine ...
The hd is still alive running now reiserfs without a problem so
far. I'll wait for xfs to become stable...
YMMV,
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ll mail junkies, so maybe you are interested and could
give some feedback (no need to flood the list -- reply personally, though I
hope this
information is a bit more useful than "new photos from my party")
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bian-zh-faq-t
So, this is only a starting point, since I don't know any Chinese
(beside "goatie"), maybe you get some compatriot help.
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w about a bit of RTFM?
external: google "auto-fill-mode" has plenty of answers
newsgroups: gnu.emacs.help, comp.emacs ...
internal: "self-documenting" and the like
C-h i -- choose emacs and type "i" for the index, then auto-fill ...
... init file -->
(add-hook &#
> "martin" == martin f krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
martin> we are actually in the process of offering such
martin> courses. could you let me know what time-frame you are
martin> looking at, and whether it's just you, or whether you are
martin> speaking for a gro
lizabeth> hth elizabeth
That's right, I know. There is a bunch of options and methods ( even
sledges and of course, Kalashnikovs, well tried Russian method ) -- but
wrong attribution ...
Never mind ...
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[...]
-C, --directory DIR
change to directory DIR
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> "Carl" == Carl Fink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Carl> Here is a selection from a screen capture. This is a bug,
Carl> right?
Carl>
Carl> nitpicking:/home/carlf# dpkg -S audiofile.h dpkg:
Carl> *audiofile
X
documentation on your system (see above, but not only the docs from
general)...
HTH,
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| Do you happen to know anything about the older, circa 1992,
| Silicon Graphics Indy workstations?
|
| The model is CMN B006 if this helps any, but it does not have a
| CD-ROM
| drive bay. The beginnings of interest have started here at work about
| Linux.
|
| The ma
and so on) -- "Spamassassin as a debian
package is relatively recent, so there are a lot of dependencies not
met with potato (perl 5.6 ...).
BTW, as Mail:Audit is a prerequisite, have a look at it as a
replacement for procmail - if you want so...
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les/bashrc.gz
/usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files/README.gz
/usr/share/doc/bash/examples/startup-files/Bashrc.bfox.gz
[...]
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problems
Paul> inherent in the Windows lifestyle ( grinding your teeth,
Paul> pulling your hair out, punching your desk or wall, etc )
Paul> .. sigh
Paul> Thanks for the tip.
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hanasaki> with unknown argument `abort-remove' Errors were
hanasaki> encountered while processing: snort [EMAIL PROTECTED]:[47]~
Try:
touch /etc/init.d/snort && chmod +x /etc/init.d/snort
after the first removal attempt.
T
ce idea: to have
Imre> examples in man pages. There are some manpages with examples
Imre> but most of them are without although they are really
Imre> helpful.
That's a good point. Having examples in manuals should be nearly
mandatory. It speeds up understanding and usabil
> "Jeremy" == Jeremy L Gaddis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeremy> Who gives a fuck what everybody on the list is like? You
Jeremy> have hundreds, probably thousands of people on this list
Jeremy> so chances are good all aspects of covered. This crap is
Jeremy> sooo far off-to
/group as all the other ones from sid and my one is the
Timo> only one that does not work.
You got update-rc.d for this.
HTH,
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hn> You have to tell gnome what windowmanager you
John> want.
John> How do I do this??
Through the gnome control center (gnomecc)
HTH,
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> "John" == Klaus, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi John!
Long posting ...
John> Dear Sir, I have tried and tried, did I say I tried, to get
John> Debian 2.1 installed and configured with Gnome on just one
John> machine at home. I find this to be a most impossible task.
OK, f
d one yourself. ->
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Kernel-HOWTO.html
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/SMP-HOWTO.html
HTH,
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debian/sid.
Did you install mozilla-psm ?
HTH,
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ifetime ...
dsr> It's my primary mail server.
OK, dsr, this one was directed to Tom. Sorry for the bad attribution
...
And, by the way it's mine too, but don't have to deal with 10.000.000
deliveries/day, so actually no need for qmail ;-)
dsr> -dsr-
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So if you do it with masochistic intents don't let disturb you by vile
attempts of advice ...
HTH,
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screwed up?
Have a look at dpkg --force-help .
(dpkg --force-conflicts -i qmail... should be your friend ... and then
remove/purge exim)
Iirc, I had to force things to install qmail on my box, too.
(And, be careful not to lose mail due to the mailserver change, qmail
accomplishes some tasks
last procmail-rule:
:0w
|safecat $HOME/Maildir/tmp $HOME/Maildir/new
=> http://www.nb.net/~lbudney/linux/software/safecat.html
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info rm
HTH,
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" to an nnimap
Krzys> group (in this case, the debian-user list) in such a way
Krzys> that the list, rather than the OP, appears in the To:
Krzys> header?
Krzys> -chris
G c on the group -> customize buffer for the group -> give it a To
Address ... (then F sh
Hi,
Does anyone know of a debian package for avi-xmms ?
(see http://www.xmms.org/plugins_input.html#122).
I would really like to play avi, asf and divX ;-) files on my linux box so I can
get
rid of windows all together. Or are there any other players I should check out ?
Thanks,
--manu.
| On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 03:46:21PM +0800, Lamer wrote:
| > droux wrote:
| > > dman is right, learn Python. It's great. And if you programmed previously,
| > > you'll pick it up in an afternoon.
| >
| > Isn't Perl an alternative? :P
|
| I don't know how to respond to that, except to suggest the
> Hey, I have a question for you guys. Can you run a program and make it detach
itself from the tty you run it from? Like say I open up an eterm, > run xmms
from it and then decide to close down eterm, but it'll close xmms with it. Any
way to get it so it doesn't close xmms as well?
>
> Thanks
like this? 2. Which stable, easy to use gui mail client
Johann> would you recommend if the mail client is the problem? (I
Johann> have even downloaded the latest version of mahogany (rpm)
Johann> but it is dependend on libwx_gtk-2.2.so.6 and potato has
Johann> only li
appy with this combination, so
far...)
So, Ctrl-c Ctrl-m s p and
HTH
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Does anybody know where is "discover" or did anybody experience
a similar error message in the latest xfree-xserver-update in unstable?
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AGER=/usr/bin/less
LESSCHARSET=latin1
export PAGER LESSCHARSET
in your shells startup file ( like ~/.bash_profile or .zshenv or the
like ).
That should convince less ...
HTH
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he keyboard with XF86Setup
(3.xx) or dexter (4.xx) or the like.
Another interesting tool might be setxkbmap ... and on a higher level
keymap-applets (for kde or gnome), that makes it possible to switch
keymaps on the fly if you are writing in several languages ...
HTH
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> "Dale" == Dale Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dale> My apologies for posting off topic. I want to bind the Alt
Dale> key to the Meta key in Emacs. Is there a simple 'newbie' way
Dale> to do that?
OT is no problem...
But you could have been more specific ...
I suppose you a
adkeys, keymap, dumpkeys, etc. etc.
Paul> Any hints?
dpkg -S loadkeys
console-tools: /usr/share/man/man1/loadkeys.1.gz
console-tools: /bin/loadkeys
Should be console-tools, then ...
HTH
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amp; Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO at
www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/Keyboard-and-Console-HOWTO.html
HTH
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> "bryan" == bryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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bryan> A few days ago, I installed wterm and removed xterm. No
bryan> problem, everything was working fine. But then, I
bryan> reinstalled xterm and removed wterm, and this is whe
eport, then a line that says "Unexpected response from POP3
Bart> server". It keeps on doing this on the second message, no
Bart> matter what the message is. Everywhere else, including Outlook
Bart> Express, I can retrieve my mail just fine. Any ideas?
You should get
stable and there was an X-library related problem (already
solved) that affected xemacs this week.
HTH
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PD: text/plain preferred
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Hi Kiyomi!
I couldn't follow too closely your posting; but it's really fantastic to
see charset="ISO-2022-JP" in action! Mule is a marvelous toy. The only
thing I'm missing is to learn Japanese to get the maximal fruition out
of it ;-).
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technical antidote(!?), permitting continuous promiscuity.
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psfilter or
magicfilter. Start the configtool (e.g. magicfilterconfig), and here you
are.
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c/X11/Xsession deals with
both possibilities), so
in Debian xinit - e.g. through startx - looks for ~/.xinitrc or ~/.xsession and
the display-managers (xdm and ?) only for .xsession, is this right?
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Hi Eric!
\begin{pedantic}
Just a question about ".xsession": Isn't it a "rc"-file like ".xinitrc",
and therefore there is no need for a shell-script, neither for an
executable-bit?
\end{pedantic}
bye,
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could you explain shortly, how do you forward ports with ssh and, especially,
how do you use then fetchmail over that secured connection?
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I've recompiled and installed kernels before and haven't had this
problem. I downloaded the kernel source and headers debs for 2.2.14,
rebuilt and recompiled the kernel source without any errors, then did a
make dep. Next, found the *Custom* kernel in /usr/src, and tried to
install it with make-kpk
I upgraded libc6_2.1, libwraster1, xlib6g from potato so I could upgrade
to wmaker_0.60. While I was at it I upgraded gnome to the latest in potato.
After that, I ran fetchmail, then tried to get my mail using Netscape.
Netscape told me I didn't have any new messages. After 5 or 10 minutes,
the ma
I'm new to Debian, formerly using SuSE and Red Hat, and am still trying
to find my way around. I downloaded a theme from themes.org for
WindowMaker but I'm having problems with the configuration. I don't have
a Pixmaps directory in the background menu selection, so I added one and
added a path to t
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