My mutt installation isn't displaying the character symbols used in
thread mode to show relationships between messages; I'm seeing other
special characters instead. What do I do to fix this?
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dules/2.2.18pre21/. I inserted this floppy when appropriate
during the 'Configure Device Driver Modules' portion of the
installation.
However, no network interfaces are found. I imagine I need to pass some
kernel or insmod parameters for the specified module. Where/How do I do
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; module does work with the 3c905c-tx. I used the 3com source driver
> with older versions of the 2.2.x kernels, but it is not needed for
> 2.2.18pre21.
>
> John
>
> On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 09:59:40AM -0500, Ron Peterson wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to do a network install
;s on, but nobody's home.
Joris Lambrecht wrote:
>
> hold yr horses, i would be really sursprised if this card would not work
> can't you refer to any error's you get ?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ron Peterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednes
I can see
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This a new computer using a new ASUS motherboard (Asus CUSL2-C). Am I
having chipset or bios configuration problems?
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Ron Peterson wrote:
>
> I'm trying to do a network install of debian on a computer which has a
> 3com 3c905
Nathan E Norman wrote:
>
> On Wed, Feb 21, 2001 at 10:48:13AM -0500, Ron Peterson wrote:
> > I lied. Well, I didn't look closely enough. It's a 3c905cx-txm.
> > Anyway, I tried the 3c59x module first, actually, but it didn't work.
> > Now I'm not even
Mark Mackenzie wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I plot a graph with gnuplot3.7, and have:
> set terminal postscript eps
> set output "prop.eps"
> giving me an eps that I can view with gv.
>
> However, importing this into ms word gives:
> Title:
> prop.eps
> Creator:
> gnuplot...
> Preview: EPS not saved with
tation, but debian apparently does things a
> little differently. Any suggestions?
This is a PostgreSQL issue, not a debian issue. You need to add 'chas'
to the PostgreSQL user database. Do 'createuser chas'. See 'man
createuser'.
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in /etc/network/interfaces.
You probably know that, but thought I'd mention it.
iface eth0 inet dhcp
Also make sure your BIOS setting for Plug-and-Pray OS is turned off.
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> When I start X Windows, using the KDE window manager, I change to root
> (with su - )
> for administrative tasks. However I seem unable to run X window
> applications.
>
> Whatever X application I try to run, I inevitably get a message similar
> to "... unable to open display".
Try this. W
William T Wilson wrote:
>
> On Thu, 22 Feb 2001, brian moore wrote:
>
> > > does the process list "Z" under STAT ? if it is the process has gone
> > > zombied and i don't think there is much you can do. sometimes zombie'd
> > > processes die on their own eventually many times they will not die un
Philipp Bliedung wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have simple question concerning compiling a programm
> When I compile a program from the sources and it beakes for whatever
> reason, how can I get rid of all the files that were created so far or
> how can I remove this 'broken' program ? Is there anyt
Johnny Blade wrote:
>
> I've been attempting to prepare my machine to play
> some quake, but I can't get the 3dfx.o module to work.
> I downloaded the device3dfx source using apt-get, ran
> the buildpkg script, and then installed the .deb
> created. As the deb is trying to update-modules, I
> se
will trillich wrote:
> when i expand this and try to add a SELECT on other tables, or an
> UPDATE to another table or two, postgresql gripes about
>
> NEW used in non-RULE query...
Could you provide an example of what *doesn't* work?
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john smith wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> I am having some problems creating some sample scripts...hoping that
> somebody can lend a helping hand.
>
> #!/bin/sh
> if test -x $1
> then whoami;
> echo $1
> fi
>
> Yes I know my script sucks but I'm just learning..anyway, my questions are:
>
> 1. my script do
andy wrote:
>
> i took the resultant megaraid.o file, stuck it on a floppy in /boot,
> then tried to load it at the appropriate point in the install. load failed.
I believe the module needs to exist on the floppy in the same folder as
in the final install. E.G. - /lib/modules/2.2.18pre21/scsi/
Colin Cashman wrote:
>
> Tonight I tried to install the latest version of ssh onto my system, but I
> wasn't paying close enough attention to the dependencies. Ssh 2.5.1p1
> requires libc-2.2.1-2 or higher, and potato uses libc6-2.1.3-15.
>
> I have a vague recollection of problems running apps u
x27;d want. Otherwise you'd be overwriting your existing NTFS
partition. This might have its advantages, but I'm guessing that's not
what you want to do.
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specific kernel patches to be aware of?
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What is 'pool'? The Debian FAQ refers to doc/, project/, tools, etc.
but makes no mention of pool/. I've searched the debian-user archive
for 'pool', and only found incidental reference to it.
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debase. I have URI's to
both the debian and kde packages in my sources.list. Ivan's kde
packages are more recent, and are the ones I want to use. Do I need to
comment out everything but the KDE URI in sources.list? What's the
'proper' way to handle this situation?
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What's the story with xfree86 and woody? I don't see any debs for
xfree86 in that tree. There are various .deb's in pool, but the most
recent ones don't seem to be associated with any dist, including
unstable. I've tried searching the list archives on this, but the
search page keeps stalling on
Brendan J Simon wrote:
>
> I'm considering mirroring Debian for our company. I'd like to know how
> much diskspace I would require. Can someone tell me the size of the
> following Debian Distros. Is there a webpage with this information ??
> Is it automagically updated ???
I mirror debian, deb
nc setup with
> yours.
You can view my mirror scripts at http://mill.mtholyoke.edu/mirror/.
I'm not going to claim these are the best script in the world, but they
seem to work for me. The include/exclude files are there also, they're
just not visible in the index. Just explicitl
is doesn't appear to be affecting more people.
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> If I use this to /etc/pam.d/login and /etc/pam.d/gdm, the
> user can't loggin.
It would help others to help you to see what you actually did.
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> I was cloning a software raid system to a hardware raid system (Dell
> 2650 to 2850). I took out the mdadm startup scripts, but apparently
> software suspend was somehow trying to restore some kind of state
> information about the system
ike:
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Depending on your application, you may want/need to include other
options like 'no_pty' in your authorized_keys file (see man page for
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ht
read/write ext3 filesystems created on etch in
such a way that I can still use the filesystem on etch? I imagine going
the other way would be impossible.
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> One is in production, running etch. The other is new, and I'd like to
> use lenny. Will lenny read/write ext3 filesystems created on etch in
> such a way that I can still use the filesystem on etch? I imagine going
> the other way would be impossible.
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a 256 byte inode ext3 filesystem created on lenny? I'm thinking ACL's.
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I wish my computer would do what I want it t
ld be called, but it's
aethetically unpleasing at best.
Does anyone have any idea what's happening here?
Debian Lenny amd64.
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ld be nice to have some reassurance that I'm not sticking my neck
out too far.
TIA
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2008-01-06_21:12:01-0500 Alex Samad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Sun, Jan 06, 2008 at 08:00:00PM -0500, Ron Peterson wrote:
> > Is anyone on this list using multipath and/or multipath-tools in
> > production at an enterprise level? I'm considering using multipath
> >
r maybe "Don't
even think about it unless you're insane, because I lost my job, my
family, and even my dog doing that." That kind of thing.
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that the
distributed kernels are compiled to put config.gz in /proc. That would
certainly remove any ambiguity about which config file to look at.
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> network/interfaces somewhere on the "auto eth0" line?
What kind of card is it?
What does 'ethtool eth0' (assuming your interface is eth0) tell you?
What duplex/speed does your DSL modem run at?
Are you using a crossover cable?
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tabase as any user, do
ident authentication, and refer to the 'mymap' entries in pg_ident.conf
for doing the lookups. So now, logged in as yourusername or root, for
example, you can do:
psql -U postgres -d template1
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l-server, and I have the relevent nfs kernel stuff
statically linked... :(
I'm mounting exports from a Tru64 alpha to Debian sarge on a Dell 2800,
BTW. I forgot to try making the first nfs mount a different OS at work
today, and I don't want to reboot from home (Murphy's
On Mon, Jul 11, 2005 at 08:33:41PM -0400, Ron Peterson wrote:
> mymap yourusername postgres
> mymap postgres postgres
> mymap root postgres
(I would normally only do this for root and postgres, btw. I don't
typically give my us
On Mon, Jul 11, 2005 at 08:46:09PM -0400, Ron Peterson wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 08, 2005 at 11:16:19PM +0100, Wackojacko wrote:
> > >I have an fstab, which after the usual local disk entries has nfs
> > >entries that look like:
> > >
> > >aservername:/s
(e.g. the user your program runs as) are in the shadow
group.
Make sure you don't inadvertently expose the shadow password file.
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> But when I do this, I get the error:
> Fatal: open /dev/hda: Permission denied
Try the '-o dev' option to mount.
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re's something I'm doing, or a
configuration setting that gets activated somehow that turns it on. I
can't find it to save my life. I'm dying. Please help.
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/.screenrc, as you see fit):
escape ^Tt
I've been known to use netcat to upload text to cisco devices.
Something like:
netcat hostname 23 < script.txt
where script.txt looks like:
password
term len 0
sho mac-address-table
exit
I know I'm not answering your original question; just
ty bits etc., but it's an interesting approach in any case..
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>browsable = yes
See the 'map to guest' option in the smb.conf man page. You probably
want to use the 'Bad User' option.
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On Fri, Aug 12, 2005 at 11:28:51AM +0200, Maurits van Rees wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 09:38:13AM -0400, Ron Peterson wrote:
> > There is a ctrl-b function in konsole that brings up a little dialog
> > "Add Bookmark - Konsole". Where it comes from, I don't kn
from?
cron. Look at what /etc/crontab runs at that time.
> Where will I have to write the "pass phrease"
Sounds like your SSL setup uses a cert with a passphrase. Probably the
easiest way to avoid manual intervention would be to make a
passphraseless cert.
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,proto=tcp 0 0
etc.
On boot, the first mount consistently fails to mount. It manually
mounts fine. If I switch entries around, the same thing happens - the
first entry fails to mount.
Any ideas?
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Debian Sarge..
On boot, apparently right after the networking init script, and quite
some time before the actual sendmail init script, something appears to
be attempting to update various sendmail db's in /etc/mail. What's
doing this?
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thing you need to remember is to properly modify your
access file to set pause to zero for localhost and probably your local
subnet. If you do happen to find it's blocking a legitimate sender,
it's easy to whitelist them in the access db.
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own disk and don't know it.
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boot.
Comment that out if you want to bring the interface up/down manually,
e.g. 'ifup eth1'.
There's more here than you need; you'll want to chop the pre-up bit
unless you're familiar with how to set up an iptables script, for
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program which uses that command or something similar...
Not answering your question, but on a related note, the hddtemp package
is nice for monitoring hard drive temps.
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t a mailertable per the simple syntax
described here:
http://www.sendmail.org/m4/mailertables.html
I don't know Postfix or Exim well enough yet to have an opinion about
their relative merits. Getting to know them better is on my infinitely
long to-do list though...
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md7 using /dev/hda,/dev/hdc
> /dev/md8 using /dev/hab,/dev/hdd
>
> both ext3
>
> they started, and sync'd
>
> on reboot, md7 and md8 didn't auto start.
If you do 'cfdisk /dev/hda' (and b,c,d...), does it show the partition
type set to 'Linux raid a
ferent email.
You might check to see if the scp command is in your command history.
In bash, something like:
history | grep scp
Best.
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explain
why Debian's runlevel policy seems to have strayed so far from
traditional System V? Why is xdm/gdm/kdm etc. in runlevel three, for
example?
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On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 10:40:46AM -0400, Ron Peterson wrote:
> Can anyone explain why Debian's runlevel policy seems to have strayed
> so far from traditional System V? Why is xdm/gdm/kdm etc. in runlevel
> three, for example?
I realize the concept of 'traditional' Sys
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> >>On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 10:40:46AM -0400, R
getting any error reports.
Those two cards seem to be it for the internal Ultra320 RAID market. I
wouldn't say either of them 'suck', as you say, but I wouldn't give
either one an A+ either. I'd like to spend more time w/ the Adaptec now
that the drivers seem to have been fi
ress as req'd.
This is from memory, so I'm sure I skipped or mistyped some crucial step
that will drive you mad.
Oh, like the mbr...
Maybe something like this to copy the boot record:
* ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] 'dd if=/dev/hda bs=512k count=1' | dd of=/dev/hda
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