On Thu, July 21, 2005 5:31 pm, Darryl Clarke said:
> On 7/21/05, w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> apache: PHP Warning: gd: Unable to register functions, unable to load
>> in Unknown on line 0
>
>> # grep -r gd.so /etc/php4
>> /etc/php4/apache/php.ini
hiya. haven't posted in a while, trying to keep the noise down. :)
of course, i'm about to make up for lost time--
short version:
apache: PHP Warning: gd: Unable to register functions, unable to load in
Unknown on line 0
long version:
we're trying to get "dotproject" (see dotproject.org)
is there an apt-get install rigamarole to get tomcat going on
sarge? (ultimate goal is to try to get 'magnolia' running...)
sites such as http://www.whirljack.net/jeremy/blog/index.php?p=3
indicate you can't do it from debian packages...
# apt-cache search tomcat
lg-issue69 - Issue 69 of the
On Sun, May 8, 2005 7:10 pm, Herisanu Alexandru said:
> Since nobody replied to this message, I will.
>
> /etc/sasldb2 is owned by root:sasl.
>
> If you change it to cyrus:sasl, it will work.
boy this was from a LONG time ago. :)
the whole paradigm there is nefarious, the way that plugin works.
we're having a dickens of a time figuring out how to get horde off the
ground--
apt-get install horde3 turba2 mip4 ingo1
apt-get install php4-{gd,ldap,mcrypt}
pear install mail_mime
pear install auth_sasl http_request services_weather net_url
pear install cache
pear install net_sieve
pear upgrade-
in /etc/aliases i've got
postmaster: root
root: will
and i used to get mail tagged for root, forwarded
to my 'will' mailbox.
since using mutt (i think that's the changeover point)
i've not been getting any root email.
i try
% mail root
Subject: whatever
w
i'll wind up reformatting and reinstalling, i can tell.
i'm trying to get xwindows stuff off the hard drive, and
use only ncurses console/telnet/ssh interaction, and
server software -- but when i try to zap the xlib6 packages
(xlib6 and xlib6g) it wants to remove elvis, perlmagick/
libmagick and a
Rob wrote:
> What is your TERM setting on both sides?
> Are both sides Debian?
>
> rob helmer
> ( namodn )
i wondered at that, too. (i use telnet from my mac,
and it's got what appears to be full ansi/vt220 support
of color--plus as i said, i do get "ls" to generate
colors but many other programs
i've got telnet enabled from within my 192.168.*.* intranet
and would like to have the telnet sessions behave like the
consoled does--but mutt and mc* all use monochrome-like
displays even tho my settings are 'vt220' compatible. when
i use 'ls --color' the colors show up properly, just as
they do i
John Bagdanoff wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 05, 2000 at 08:42:58PM -0500, w trillich wrote:
> > so, without any xwindows, how can you generate either (or both)
> >
> > - html-based email (content-type: text/html not text/plain)
> >
> > - email w/attchments (multi
when i post a message and someone replies, they
often send a CC: directly to me, and then i see
it twice.
when i cross-posted to debian-www and debian-doc,
folks replied to both while also CC:ing me, so
i've been seeing triple!
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from the private support i've gotten over my 'HFTFMADBUFE'
rantings, i can tell i struck a chord: this is not specific
to debian, it's a unix/linux-wide situation. the documentation
is hither and yon, and the newbies don't have the knowledge
of which tools to use in order to find what they're look
Steve Lamb wrote:
>
> On Sat, May 20, 2000 at 06:29:01PM -0500, w trillich wrote:
> > there are #NO# pointers from a standard cd-install of slink,
>
> Of course not. Correct me if I'm wrong but apt didn't really come into
> its own as the standard package tool
Daniel Martin wrote:
>
> Jason Gunthorpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > On Fri, 19 May 2000, Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
> >
> > > 1:) What is the best way to make apt-get use the /archives folder to
> > > perform the upgrade and return the system to stage 2. above?
> >
> > cp /archive/*.deb /var
eavesdropping, here...
one of the debian gurus wrote:
>
> > Can I get a quick-hint how to do this with exim, which I now seem to have
> > as my new mail program.
> >
> RTFM! ;-)
> look at this 800 kb file and search for smarthost. there is a complete
> config example.
for illustrative purposes,
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
>
> * "w" == w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> BTW: ESC + 0 ^= F10
>
> w> hi, newbie mode here, how do you learn of those keystroke
> w> equivalences?
>
> Hmm, somebody told me long time ago :-)
>
&
NOTE: i'm not running xwindows.
Adam Shand wrote:
> trillich wrote:
> > on my setup i think the poweroff feature is in bios... unless the
> > CONSOLE mode (NO XWINDOWS) has a screensaver option?
>
> yes it does. check out the xset man page.
at the bottom of every page of 'man xset' it says
"X
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
>
> * "w" == w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> w> if it were clear on how to exit mc, i'd be more in favor
> w> of recommending it to the new folk...
>
> w> (i tried it from a telnet session where the Fkeys
Eric Hanchrow wrote:
>
> >>>>> "will" == w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> will> is that a new standard for specifying timezones, or is it
> will> just for newbies?
>
> I think it is. In any case, the important thing is to
Alain Reinhardt wrote:
> I always also suggest to try 'mc' (assuming MidNight Commander is installed)
> because it is always a good feeling for a new user to go as far as a file
> manager of some sort -in this case a very good one. Nothing means more when
> you begin than knowing you have somethin
Armin Wegner wrote:
>
> It's not boring, it's functional. And that's what matters.
boring might not have been the right word: maybe "tepid"?
how about "obscure" as in 'is there a link on there that'll
show me how to upgrade from an older debian to a more
current one'?
i still think his point is
seems like an uphill battle, eh?
Ron Rademaker wrote:
>
> Try: pt-get install pine
>
> It'll give youenough information to get a bit further
>
> Ron Rademaker
>
> PS. Damn when is someone going to read apt-ge's FM!!, perhaps we'll just
> have to put a few pages with apt-get info during ins
Ron Rademaker wrote:
>
> I don't thinthat'll work because the directory structure isn't correct, on
> a mirror you got
> /dists//[main|contrib|non-free]/binary-i386/[base|admin|net|etc]/package.deb
> you don't have that with your downloaded packages, the best thing you can
> do is go to the downlo
Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
>
> > I lost a hard drive on my firewall machine recently so I looked for ways to
> > conserve the drive. I enabled power saving(?) in the BIOS so that the IDE
> > spins down after 5 mins of inactivity. As it is the only machine on a lot of
> > the time, the HD is rarely
Dominic> all that "starting syslogd", "starting inetd" etc
Dominic> when you're booting, it's controlled by init, right?
Dominic> how do i tell it not to start the things I'd rather
Dominic> not be running?
if you're wondering about things like scsi-initialization
and isdn setup, then i say "me to
my monitor shots off (led in front stays on, but no scan lines
show up even at maximum brightness) in console mode after
a few minuntes. xwindows ain't even running.
before running into debian i'd tried freebsd, and their
default install had a neat set of screensavers in console
mode that switched
i'm glad this came up. i'm about to renter this zone myself,
starting over from 2.1 slink cd's and then apt-get upgrading
to potato again...
Andreas Rottmann wrote:
> Antonio Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> > Questions:
> > 1:) What is the best way to make apt-get use the /archives
Petr Cech wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 19, 2000 at 11:47:36AM +0200 , Svante Signell wrote:
> > Following is a proposal on what to emphasize on the FIRST page:
> >
> > 1. Rewrite the Getting Started section, e.g. inform about the large
> >number of architectures and packages supported. This surely
>
hmm.
Lehel Bernadt wrote:
>
> On 18-May-2000 Nick wrote:
> > i am having a difficult time changing from CEST to PDT/PST
>
> You have to run tzconfig.
i have two tz* commands available, and they both allow
selecting which continent, which country, and which locale
in that country (if applicable)
> Brian Hazelwood wrote:
>
> Good Morning,
>
> I new to Linux and intalling debian 2.1 for the first time. I have
> not had any problems untill this point. After I am prompted for my
> "debian login" and password, I recieve the date, time and copywrite
> info. However after this I recieve a li
# dnsquery microsoft.org
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 63912
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER: 2, AUTHORITY: 2, ADDITIONAL: 2
;; microsoft.org, type = ANY, class = IN
microsoft.org. 2D IN NSDNS4.CP.MSFT.NET.
microsoft.org. 2D IN NSDNS
to hide the args of your command, there are several tricks
aside from the 'overhaul the kernel' approach--
1) write a script to do the deed & supply the args, and call it
as your command; then your command-line will only be the script name.
set (restrict) permissions as needed on the script
Graeme Mathieson wrote:
> montefin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > ALTHILTM,
>
> WTF does that mean? :)
at least, that's how it looks to me.
ALTHILTM. (couldn't resist.)
:)
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Bruce Sass wrote:
>
> On 15 May 2000, Richard Klinda wrote:
> > You can start a second X with this command: startx -- :1
> >
> > So if you have 2 running Xs, one'll be at 'alt-f7' and the other at
> > 'alt-f8'.
from within xwindows, you need to use CONTROL-ALT-F7 or
CONTROL-ALT-LEFT/RIGHT. from
i thought this was funny--
$ apropos pam
[snip]
pam-undocumented (7) - No manpage for this PAM-related program,
utility or function.
[snip]
isn't that redundant?
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seems every time (not quite, just seems that way) i
leave ELVIS with ":q" i add another buffer to
recover via "-r"...
man elvis:
-r This is used for recovering an edit session after a
crash. Each elvis process uses a single "session
file" to store the contents of all
"Karl M. Hegbloom" wrote:
> `dpkg-awk' works pretty good, and so does `apt-cache', for finding
> things. I also like to use the web search interface at
> www.debian.org, under the Packages clicker.
i'm using frozen (potato), all updated, upgraded and dist-upgraded
(not necessarily in that orde
the guide at
http://perl.apache.org/guide/
recommends using
PerlSetEnv PERLDB_OPTS "NonStop=1 LineInfo=/tmp/db.out AutoTrace=1
frame=2"
PerlModule Apache::DB
PerlFixupHandler Apache::DB
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHan
Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
>
> > We have one Debian server, which is router, proxi (IP masq),
> > mail server, ... All we need is to forward HTTP request on
> > Debian's extern IP forward to a different PC in LAN...
>
> ipmasqadm (in package netbase) is what you need.
> look at the list archives f
Corey Popelier wrote:
>
> Yep, everything I've read or heard suggests if your going to use 2.2, use
> 2.2.14+ kernels. I'm now running 2.2.15 (pre19-1) with no probs
> whatsoever.
i'm running 2.0.36 (slink kernel? with potato packages)
without any problems whatsoever.
until i run into problems a
speaking of autoindex issues-- i can't get apache to
display the HEADER or README files (above and
below the tabular file listing), and when i posted
my most recent question, someone else piped up and
said they've got the same snag.
is there a configuration that turns off the inclusion
of plain te
Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> get a scsi-free kernel. it can be found in one of the boot-floppy
> sub-directories.
> later you can compile an own kernel that perfectly matches your system, if
> you want.
sounds interesting (i also have a 'no scsi found'-like error
on startup but it doesn't hang anyt
"Ivan J. Varzinczak" wrote:
> I'd like to know if someone can give me any sugestions about
> how I can discover the domain name given an IP address. For example,
> if I have the IP address 205.188.146.23, I would like to discover what
> the domain name is, in that case, aol.com.
> I
perl is designed for this kind of thing.
use it carefully, though--AFTER you back everything up!
#!/usr/bin/perl
use File::Find;
see 'man File::Find' (or perldoc 'File::Find') for the
full poop.
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Eric Hanchrow wrote:
>
> >>>>> "w" == w trillich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> w> i'd like to debug some CGI scripts; apparently Apache::DB
> w> is the ticket--what *.deb package is that a part of?
>
> w> # dpkg -S DB.
i can get apache (1.3.9) to autoindex a directory, but *NOT*
with an included HEADER or README file--
from httpd.conf:
Options +Indexes
IndexOptions +FancyIndexing
ReadmeName README
HeaderName HEADER
IndexIgnore HEADER* README* .htaccess *# *~
when i browse
i misspoke -- it's not from the syslog, but the auth.log instead
(which makes sense, since it involves PAM)...
Oliver Elphick wrote:
>
> w trillich wrote:
> >this shows up on occasion in my syslog:
> >
> > May 5 12:48:15 server login[20080]: PAM pam_put
i'd like to debug some CGI scripts; apparently Apache::DB
is the ticket--what *.deb package is that a part of?
# dpkg -S DB.pm
libnet-dns-perl: /usr/lib/perl5/Net/DNS/RR/AFSDB.pm
faqomatic: /usr/lib/perl5/FAQ/OMatic/buildSearchDB.pm
well _that_ didn't help...
and,
how would a newbie go about fi
from http://www.insite.com.br/~nferraz/projetos/mod_perl.html :
> my (%handlers) = (
> "/perl" => "",
> "/perl/io" => "",
> "/perl/perl-status" => "Apache::Status"
> );
>
> foreach (keys(%handler)) {
> ...
is it %handler or %handlers?
:)
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this shows up on occasion in my syslog:
May 5 12:48:15 server login[20080]: PAM pam_putenv:
delete non-existent entry; . /etc/postgresql/postgresql.env
just need a quickie pointer to how i can find out what that means,
and if it's important (or if i can stop it).
Steve Zinck wrote:
> I just ran apacheconfig for the first time since installation. It
> didn't remove my setenvif_module, although it did comment out the php
> modules and a bunch of others, consequently disabling a few of my web
> sites. It does ask you if you want to save the configuration tho
apparently i wasn't connecting via localhost--it was using the
/etc/hosts name of the computer ('server' in this case) instead!
> mysql -u www-data -p will
Enter password:
ERROR 1044: Access denied for user: '@localhost' to database 'will'
> mysql -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] -p will
Enter password:
ERROR
hey, thanks for your replies and patience. i appreciate your help!
Christian Hammers wrote:
> > select * from [mysql.]user ; shows that www-data does
> > have select/insert/update/delete permissions; besides 'user'
> > only the 'db' table contains records (for the test set, i see).
> ...
> > i out
Christian Hammers wrote:
> > > On Sun, May 07, 2000 at 09:48:00PM -0500, w trillich wrote:
> > 'course, my DBILog routine in apache is still broke, after the
> > reinstall.
> You deinstalled libdbd-mysql-perl, if I remember correctly.
good eye. i probably forgot t
this started out as quite on-topic (as a result of adhering
to advice from debian-user on zapping my 'mysql' package set).
sorry if it's drifted a bit... if so, please redirect me to
the proper authorities/list. thanks!
okay. i reinstalled mysql (it was working, but with
'mysql-shared' which is ap
# lsof
lsof: can't determine system map file path
lsof: (See 00FAQ for more information.)
# more /usr/doc/lsof-2.0.36/00FAQ*
[snip]
If you want to know what system map file lsof will use,
specify the -h option and look at the default name (listed
in parentheses) for the -k
okay, i tried the purge of the odd mysql stuff...
root# apt-get --purge remove mysql\*
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
Note, selecting mysql-server instead of virtual-mysql-server
Note, selecting mysql-base instead of mysql
The following packages will be REMOVED:
l
Marshal Wong wrote:
> 1. I'm networking together a iMac and my Linux box for a local
> network. I've managed to get the two computers talking to each
> other now with netatalk and macgate. I don't know how well they
> are talking to each other, but at least file sharing is
> happ
mid april, i did the apt-get dist-upgrade and all that,
and things were going along rather well until i rebooted
(says something for linux, that rebooting isn't a daily
or hourly necessity as it is on my mac and on most windon't
boxes)...
love the new console video modes, by the way! cool!
but al
so, without any xwindows, how can you generate either (or both)
- html-based email (content-type: text/html not text/plain)
- email w/attchments (multipart/mixed)
from the command line (or perl)?
Stas Bekman wrote:
>
> > Stas Bekman wrote:
> > > So far, from the personal replies to me, htdig is the best solution given
> > > that we stuff many anchors in the text so you could jump directly to the
> > > right paragraph.
> >
> > can't we have a filter script that yanks the source html and
> >
May 5 12:48:15 server login[20080]: PAM pam_putenv: delete
non-existent entry; . /etc/postgresql/postgresql.env
just need a quickie pointer to how i can find out what that means,
and if it's important (or if i can stop it).
tia...
> > how do I enable ip aliasing?
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Wayne Sitton
> > > How do I bind 2 ip's to the same nic in Debian
> > >
> > enable ip aliasing in the kernel.
> > then do:
> > ifconfig eth0 ip1/mask [foo...]
> > ifconfig eth0:1 ip2/mask [bar...]
modconf, grasshopper. t
Kevin A Smith wrote:
>
> I know the answer to this will be obvious to those on this list,
> but I wonder what criteria people have used to decide on which
> distribution to use...where/for what?
>
> I have debian on a desktop at home, simply a "users" setup. I
> now want to setup a laptop (IBM Th
my logs. big. lots of stuff. meanings escape me.
i can configure what gets logged or not via the syslog.conf
files, but when a program logs something, it's not relevant
to the logger itself.
i know what RTFM means... so rWfm means "read _which_ manual?"
==
A) ipfwadm logging:
in my syslog i se
Joey Hess wrote:
> Let's cut it down some..
>
> > cc anatomy.c -o anatomy
> > cc kod.c -o kofd
> > cp kofd kod
> > rm kofd
>
> According to google, kod and kofd are related to the oracle database.
> It's possible this is a cooincidence, or he was using these names to try
> to appear innocous (wei
if you run updatedb via cron (or run it from the shell by hand
recently) it'll tell you if you have any of the evil files
on your computer:
locate pscan
locate wuftp
locate bnc2
locate .shit
locate anatomy
locate kod
locate '/b$'
if you find a
# dpkg -l mysql\*
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ NameVersion Description
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bouchalhi youness wrote:
> i'm a perl debutante.i want know how can i make a ping command from a
> web using perl or javascript.
i had the same question yesterday.
here's how it works from perl...
Net::Ping is the answer (how to ping from perl)
but it's got a snag in it, apparently.
"man Net::
Pat Mahoney wrote:
> ...
> But I have chosen to use linux; I like the free software attitude, and I want
> to be encouraged to think. The most fun I ever had was when my brother and I
> fdisk'ed our windows partition and mke2fs'ed it. Then we broke the windows
> install CD so that no one else would
Steven Burns wrote:
>
> Anyway, I just thought you deserved a decent response with some specifics,
> rather
> than the lame-ass type of response you got from Mr. Peak. I mean, seriously,
> Mr.
> Peak's response gives absolutely no useful information. "I'd recommend
> getting a
> good Linux bo
Nathan E Norman wrote:
> The Net::Ping module is part of package perl-5.005; there's an open
> bug that seems to address this issue:
>
> http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/55/55427.html
>
> Note that this Net::Ping module tries to create a UDP socket by
> default; this doesn't work. I don't think
could this be a result of the perl5.004* vs. 5.005* situation?
if not, then--what?
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Net::Ping;
my $ip = "208.33.90.84";
my $wait = 5;
$p = Net::Ping->new();
print "$ip is alive.\n" if $p->ping($ip);
$p->close();
__END__
Bad arg length for Socket::unpack_sockaddr_in, lengt
Benjamin Reed wrote:
>
> I've turned off PerlSendHeader, but no matter what I do, it seems that I'm
> already getting headers before I ever print anything.
>
> I have the following in my httpd.conf:
>
> ---(snip!)---
> Alias /perl/ /home/httpd/perl/
>
> SetHandler perl-script
> PerlHandler Ap
Adam Shand wrote:
>
> > clever solution. wish i'd come up with that one.
>
> ain't that always the way ... :)
>
> > here's the lo-down:
> >
> > :g <- globally--i.e. thru every line in the file
>
> how is that different from :s/find/replace/g ?
ex is a LINE editor. if your line looks like t
there are docs that tell what all the fields are spozed to be
in an /etc/bind/* file, sure, but where's the docs that tell me
why my configuration generates all this griping from named?
# ndc restart
/var/log/syslog reports that...
named[26622]: starting. named 8.2.2-P5-NOESW Tue Apr 11 14:22:53
> Robert Waldner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Anyone knows what this and $HOME/.popbull are for?
>
> Read the manual page of qpopper, and read the docs in
> /usr/doc/qpopper/ ... it's all documented.
it *is* usually documented, but going from the filename
(.popbull) to the name of the manpage (
John Pearson wrote:
>
> On Sun, Apr 30, 2000 at 04:23:50PM -0500, w trillich wrote
> > but what i was referring to was the console-happy curses-based gizmo
> > that ran only on the FIRST BOOT after installing bare-bones kernel
> > stuff from cd. blue screen, white selector
> Sahap Kayhan wrote:
>
> I am using Windows98. I want to learn and try Linux system. What can
> I do? I am waiting for your explanation messages. Thanks.
buy a CD (www.linuxmall.com is one place you can get them
for Really Really Cheap--around $2.00 [u.s.] per distribution)
and install it on a P
the simple answer to the question 'how do i know what files are
in the package i installed?' was
dpkg -L
things like this are standard knowledge among debian folk who
have been on this list for a few weeks--but for the new folk,
it's a complete mystery, but each one of us has had to ask
no problem. if you have seen any of my other posts, you'll
know that i'm often in the same boat--looking for the right
directive in an unknown config file for some mysterious program.
i like the debian paradigm for updating software: they had a
*.rpm (red-hat package manager) translation thing wit
Joey Hess wrote:
>
> w trillich wrote:
> > > > we need them _both_ because... well... um...
> > > Because syslogd handles the userspace messages, klogd handles the kernel
> > > messages.
> >
> > there's still a AWFUL lot of overlap!
>
"Noah L. Meyerhans" wrote:
> On Thu, 27 Apr 2000, w trillich wrote:
> On the other hand, I do not feel as strongly as other posters that telnet
> needs to be disabled in order to have a secure machine. Strong passwords
> will work just as well. I have an account on a
John Pearson wrote:
> > > The "net-pf-18" message is the kernel trying to load the module
> > > for network protocol family 18, which linux/include/net/socket.h
> > > lists as "Ash", with which I'm not familiar. If it represents a
> > > protocol family that you don't intend to support, or you just
Tobias Knowles wrote:
>
> Hey,
> > 1) how do i munge a codepage 850? or do i need to?
> Not sure about that one...I have about 10 in ./samba/lib/codpages.
>
> > 2) how can i keep it from adding interface 11.33.97.5?
> Add to smb.conf
> interfaces = 192.168.1.1/24 127.0
Steve Kirkendall wrote:
>
> w trillich wrote:
> > 1) it ignores my startup settings and
> It sounds like there's a bad command somewhere in your configuration
> files. Unfortunately, elvis sometimes has trouble reporting problems
> that occur during initializat
this is probably a simple fix for anyone who's memorized the
SAMBA manpages...
according to doc/samba/DIAGNOSIS* --
>In all of the tests I assume you have a Samba server called BIGSERVER
>and a PC called ACLIENT.
meaning the name of the linux workstation, according to whom?
-- smb.conf calls it
what was i thinking? when i saw that /usr/share/doc/samba* included
samba/ and samba-common/ i figured that i'd yanked everything
pertinent to samba.
Harry ten Berge wrote:
> There are sample 'smb.conf' files in 'samba-doc'. However, if you don't
> want to spent a enormous amount of time (Samba is
to paraphrase bob hope's theme--thanks for the summaries!
> > 2206 ?S 0:00 /sbin/portmap
> Portmapper for the RPC-based services (kinda a dispatch for them)
> > portmap = something to do with Remote-Procedure-Call?
> precisely
can i ditch it? is it essential somehow?
> > *logd =
"Eric G . Miller" wrote:
>
> On Thu, Apr 27, 2000 at 01:01:08AM -0500, w trillich wrote:
> > # man ssh
> > No manual entry for ssh
> >
> > # apt-get install ssh
> > Reading Package Lists... Done
> > Building Dependency Tree... Done
> &g
i did the religious
apt-get install samba
and then
apt-get install smbclient # just for testing
(even tho i'd done a full apt-get dist-upgrade, i still
apt-get install things left and right that weren't selected..)
and it complains about not being able to read /etc/samba/smb.
kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>
> On Wed, Apr 26, 2000 at 11:12:18PM -0500, w trillich wrote:
> > okay. it's my fault. i let the log file get huge--but deleting
> > it doesn't recover the space on the partition!
>
> Common mistake.
>
> A file under Linu
ever wonder what all those background processes are for?
me too, and i still do. if you have some answers, please
post them for us newbies.
# ps t\?
PID TTY STAT TIME COMMAND
1 ?S 0:06 init [2]
2 ?SW 0:00 [kflushd]
3 ?SW<0:00 [kswapd]
elvis is a way-cool grown-up vi. wonderfully powerful!
but
1) it ignores my startup settings and
2) it exits with status 1 so that "crontab -e" breaks
elvis 2.1_4
(debian) Linux 2.0.36 #2
-- 1
i'm using debian/gnu linux with the apt-get module feature
(instead of
while you can specify that a substitution take place on
many lines (1,3s/// for lines 1-3, .,$s/// for lines "here"
to end of file, or %s/// for lines "all") VI is based on
EX which is a line editor.
there may be some advanced voodoo mumbo-jumbo that will allow
VIM (or ELVIS, another enhanced VI)
holy cow--somebody has mistaken me for an expert! hell, i've been
at this for weeks now, so let's see if i can confuse you a bit
by taking a stab...
first: subject line in your ReqForHep should intimate the nature of
your problem: "newbie trying to get perl/cgi running!" for example.
that'll let t
if i can figure it out from within the dselect/apt
gadgetry... (a week or two ago i'd never heard of apt-get and
got a bit singed by all the better-informed folk here, so consider
yourself initiated...)
good suggestion, nonetheless. :)
> w trillich wrote:
> > # man ssh
> > No
Doug MacEachern wrote:
>
> this is either something 5.6.0 broke, or nobody has been using
> Apache->httpd_conf, patch below fixes.
thank you! piece-o-cake... all is sunshine and sparkles, now!
thanks!
> Index: Apache/Apache.pm
> ==
Andrei Ivanov wrote:
> If you know which user they logged in as, they can look up the
> ~/.bash_history file for that user for some hints. Other than
> that...install tripwire and you'll be sure when someone changes your
> binaries. You can also disable telnetd in /etc/inetd.conf so noone can
> tel
okay. it's my fault. i let the log file get huge--but deleting
it doesn't recover the space on the partition!
i made a reference in a perl script, called by the httpd server
(apache 1.3.9), that was undefined, and "perl -w" logged it
to the /var/log/apache/error.log file.
for some reason it logge
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