Hi,
I've a small home network, with an old server system, running Woody and
WWW/mail/proxy/NFS/Samba/NIS services. This system is up 24/7.
I also have another old system, acting as a workstation, currently running
Etch and physically located next to the server system. This system is also
up 24/7.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why not just run sarge for everything?
> So then why the need to run etch packages
> for logged in users?
No one knows how long it will take before etch becomes stable. I don't want
to run old software for workstation desktop users (sarge will be ancient in
three years
Hi,
I've an NFS client running an up-to-date Debian sid, kernel 2.4.27 (not
vanilla, but supplied by Debian).
If someone tries to shut down this machine, the machine doesn't power-off!
These are the last fews messages printed to the console:
1 lockd_down: lockd failed to exit, clearing pid
2 fl
Hi Bernd,
it's not a diskless client (only the Home directories and an MP3/Video share
are mounted from the server).
Your suggestion to remove the -i flag seems to work partially: the lockd
errors are gone, but the computer still doesn't power off after printing
the Power Down line to the screen,
VSJ wrote:
> # CONFIG_APM_REAL_MODE_POWER_OFF is not set
I've set this to 'yes' and now the PC shuts down completely on 'halt', the
problem has been fixed!
Stanley
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Pedro M (Morphix User) wrote:
> I cannot apt-get blackdown JRE. The program says: report the problem to
> solve it. I do so.
>
> I want to download and install this wonderfull environment now.
>
> Regards.
Blackdown isn't wonderfull at all:
- Debian packages outdated
- Java doesn't work in Fire
Pedro M (Morphix User) wrote:
> So we would find a single step package that would install Java in Debian
> and in the browsers at the same time.
>
> Where can I find it (easy for neophyte, this is one single apt-get
> install package).
>
I've made some Java .deb packages, which can easily be in
J.S.Sahambi wrote:
> I have Debian/unstable on my machine which I recently installed. The
> problem is that whenever I try to configure X with
>
> "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86"
>
> everything is ok, only at the end of the configuration the new
> XF86Config-4 is not overwritten in /etc/X11/
Kevin Coyner wrote:
>
> I've got a server that was set up a while ago. During that setup, it
> asked whether user accounts should be able to see each other's
> /home/useracct directories. At that time I answered yes (o.k. to see
> everyone's directories) as it didn't matter.
>
I don't know wh
Dear List,
I'm using F-Prot antivirus on my Woody 3.0r2 box to scan incoming and
outgoing e-mail using amavis.
F-Prot has been installed using f-prot-installer from sid.
The installation went fine and F-Prot works like a charm.
I'd like to update my virus-definitions twice a day, and I'd like to
(This is a repost. My previous messages seemed to be ignored. My apoligies
if reposts are considered bad mailinglist-behaviour).
Dear List,
I'm using F-Prot antivirus on my Woody 3.0r2 box to scan incoming and
outgoing e-mail using amavis.
F-Prot has been installed using f-prot-installer from sid
Edward J. Shornock wrote:
> Oops...I was wrong
>
>
> [snip cron file]
Hi Edward,
I've copied your cron script, replacing the
existing /etc/cron.d/f-prot-installer, but I still get the following
messages by e-mail at 4:27 and 16:27:
Subject:
Cron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> root if [ -x /usr/li
Emil Hägerlund wrote:
> Hi, I have run into nvidia trubbles!
>
> It seems like the package 'nvidia-kernel-src' has
> changed to 'nvidia-kernel-source'.
> How do I build this new one? As detailed as you can please.
>
untar the nvidia-kernel-source.tar.gz file:
$ cd /usr/src
$ tar zxf nvidia-ker
Emil Hägerlund wrote:
> Hi and thanks for all your replies.
>
> Though many different bids on what I should do!
>
> VSJ, do the debian nvidia packages work with 2.6.3-1-k7?
>
I don't use precompiled kernels, I use the Debian kernel-source packages to
compile my own kern
Hi,
I've a problem with the Mathematica 5.2 FrontEnd under Debian sid
(completely up-to-date):
When I load a large Notebook (i.e., large enough to have an enabled vertical
scrollbar) or Help topic, and I scroll down and then up, the window
contents become unreadable/trashed. The only way to remedy
[KS] wrote:
> (and they will be probably straight to
> 3.4.1).
>
Straight to 3.4.2 would be even better ;-)
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Israel Garcia wrote:
> List, I have 14 debian sarge on my intranet, and, they have access
> internet trough a http proxy server. I would like to make a mirror
> repository inside my network, How can I do this?
> Does anybody has any script to do this?
>
Use a proxy such as apt-cacher or apt-prox
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