When I plug an RJ45 cable into my NE2000 card I get the following error
over and over again until I remove the cable - eth1: Command unit
stopped, status 4040, restarting. Has anyone else seen this, and were
you able to fix it? Scott.
Do you have multiple ethernet cards in your machine?
OK, I'm a bit low on space and can't dump DOS/WIN due to other users.
What can I get rid of from my Debian installation and still retain my
connectivity and the ability to compile a kernel if necessary.
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on
/dev/hdb1
Can I find front page extension for Debian 2.0.29 with Apache 1.1.3?
As far as I know there is no debian package for the Frontpage UNIX Extensions.
You can search for available packages at
http://larry.earthlight.co.nz/debian/ and I have put a page up explaining
what I have done to get Frontpage
Hi. I've got a new cable modem that I am trying to configure for Linux.
I've read the docs on dhcpcd, the daemon that fetches the IP address, etc.,
from the cable company, but I can't determine how to use it from these docs
(I'm a total newbie to cable modem configuration).
What files do I
On Wed, 21 May 1997, Francois Gouget wrote:
Yep, I have the same situation, and name resolution works fine. The
only things I've found that don't work are ftp (dir listings only,
file gets by wget and netscape work fine (which I don't understand))
and ping.
This must be related to
On Wed, 21 May 1997, Francois Gouget wrote:
Most Linux documentation advises against running bind, saying that it's
[...]
get it workingit only takes a few minutes at most.
I would rather say that it took me a several hours but perhaps I'm
worse than average.
for a site that
On Wed, 21 May 1997, Lars Hallberg wrote:
Craig, sorry, got to ask You one thing...
Humm, I use diald. It do for some reason lose the first package
on a new fresh conection. My ugly workaround is to have no
local nameresolving and the nameserver listed multiple times in
/etc/resolv.conf.
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Just curious. Is the well designed cdrom image going to be made
available still? I'm going to burn a copy of 1.3 in the next week or
so and I'd much prefer to use a pre-built image simply because it will
be more reliably arranged than anything I could make
Does anyone know how to fix the problem of trying to use a program (such
as lynx or slrn) that uses SLang from reporting the error:
Terminal not powerful enough for SLang
and failing there? I just did an update through dselect (using stable)
and got a new version of lynx which told me to
Richard == Richard L Shepherd [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Does anyone know how to fix the problem of trying to use
Richard a program (such as lynx or slrn) that uses SLang from
Richard reporting the error: Terminal not powerful enough for
Richard SLang and failing there?
$
Is there an IP-Accounting HOWTO available anywhere? (Or is there anyone
who could supply a couple of good tips).
So far, I've managed to set rules for the IP accounting via ipfwadm (and
the kernel has IP-Accounting support), but *where* do I retrieve the
accounting information -- I haven't
1st of all I am not subscribed to this list cause the
subscription overwhelms me with it's huge number of
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debian-user@lists.debian.org. I like using the monthly
archive better than subscription.
i have a amd 5x86-133 cpu not a k5 when chip gets warmed up my floppy
drives go belly up. i checked it out by putting a amd 486dx4 120 cpu in and
the problem dis appered.i also have two fans, one on heat sink other blowing
over heat sink.
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In a message dated 97-05-22 01:48:45 EDT, Diz writes:
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Date:97-05-22 01:48:45 EDT
From:Diz
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
CC: Diz
i have a amd 5x86-133 cpu not a k5 when chip gets warmed up my floppy
drives go
I will upload 1.3 images created using the debian-cd package on June 2.
I'll probably use Novare as their distribution site - 1.2 GB is a bit
large to propogate to all of the mirrors.
The response to early prototypes at Pixar has been I love my Debian system.
Bruce
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On Thu, 22 May 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a amd 5x86-133 cpu not a k5 when chip gets warmed up my floppy
drives go belly up. i checked it out by putting a amd 486dx4 120 cpu in and
the problem dis appered.i also have two fans, one on heat sink other blowing
over heat sink.
Make
Ole B Hansen
22-05-97 04:10
Hi
Being new to Linux I'm looking for a good book on the Debian distribution.
I'm currently looking at Linux SA Survival Guide by Timothy Parker, and
Special Edition Using Linux 3rd. ed. from QUE, but none of those are
dealing with debian-specific ways to do
hi,
about the coming 1.3 debian release. Since it's with shadow password,
does it have MD5 support?
What other new things are in the 1.3 release?
thanks.
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Andre M. Varon Lasaltech, Incorported
On Thu, May 22, 1997 at 06:59:50AM +0200, Benedikt Eric Heinen wrote:
Is there an IP-Accounting HOWTO available anywhere? (Or is there anyone
who could supply a couple of good tips).
So far, I've managed to set rules for the IP accounting via ipfwadm (and
the kernel has IP-Accounting
Hi,
I have a simple setup on my home network. A 386DX/40 running Debian 1.2 (with
2.0.30
kernel). I have a 486DX/66 dual booting between Slackware (will upgrade to
Debian in
time) and Win 95 and a 386SX/25 running Win 95.
I have got a ppp dialup on the Debian box and have got mail forwarding
Hi all:
I have a box which is currently functioning as an internet access point.
I have upgraded it to Debian 1.3 in hopes I could upgrade the kernel
as well. Currently this box is using kernel 2.1.2.
Every time I try to upgrade the kernel the masquerading does not function.
The network
Hi,
is there a Debian package for an IMAP server?
Thanks,
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Every time I attempt to run a program that uses the SVGA lib it dies with
a segfault 11. I'm running Debain 1.3, kernel 2.0.30, with the latest
SVGA lib off the Debian ftp site, on a Cirrus Logic GLD5420 (or something
close to that, it's old anyway) with 512k ram. Any clues welcome,
Thanks in
I get an error when dselect tries to install libc5-dev.
It depends on the previous installation of
libc5 version 5.4.20-1 but version 5.4.23-3 is what
was installed. Apparently the version test for the installation of
libc5-dev has the = sign instead of = sign for checking the version
of
On 22 May 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
Hi,
is there a Debian package for an IMAP server?
Yes. It's called imap-4 and you will find it in the mail section.
Luck,
Dwarf
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In /frozen, the packages file shows:
procmail_3.10.4-1.deb
modconf-0.2.9.deb
The actual files are:
procmail-3.10.4-2.deb
modconf-0.2.10.deb
Bob
Bob Nielsen Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tucson, AZ AMPRnet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On May 22, Craig Sampson wrote
On Thu, 22 May 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a amd 5x86-133 cpu not a k5 when chip gets warmed up my floppy
drives go belly up. i checked it out by putting a amd 486dx4 120 cpu in and
the problem dis appered.i also have two fans, one on heat sink
At 09:47 AM 5/22/97 -0400, Dale Scheetz wrote:
On 22 May 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
Hi,
is there a Debian package for an IMAP server?
Yes. It's called imap-4 and you will find it in the mail section.
I hope it works better than the one I tried to install a few weeks ago. I
didn't work
INN is way too much of a resource hog to be using on anything but a
dedicated machine. I would suggest that you use newsx or leafnode or
c-news. INN is fine if you have a dedicated machine with a lot of RAM but
for a small network where a system must wear many hats, you are probably
much
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
In /frozen, the packages file shows:
procmail_3.10.4-1.deb
modconf-0.2.9.deb
The actual files are:
procmail-3.10.4-2.deb
modconf-0.2.10.deb
This is a mirror sync problem. The packages file on master is correct.
Give the mirror you are using
Go to Radio Shack and get a tube of silicone heatsink compound. It is in
the section where they sell IC's and mounting hardware. Remove the fan
from the heatsink and smear a tiny bit on the heatskink where it contacts
the CPU. (This stuff is difficult to clean up so BE CAREFUL with it),
then put
Hmm, I was looking towards something more specific, I just didn't know
yet, whether the kernel IP-Accounting was sufficient for my purposes;
which it unfortunately isn't...
I'd need to get a finer split in traffic list, I'd need to get an
accounted list indicating each service and each new
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Dirk Herr-Hoyman wrote:
At 09:47 AM 5/22/97 -0400, Dale Scheetz wrote:
On 22 May 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
Hi,
is there a Debian package for an IMAP server?
Yes. It's called imap-4 and you will find it in the mail section.
I hope it works better than the
Dale Scheetz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: It should be available in every distribution (stable, frozen, unstable).
: I would appreciate your input on this package, as I am the maintainer, and
: don't have a good way to test this package, so please tell me about
: problems.
Well, I don't see IMAP
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for putting together a great system. But I'm writing because I
have a problem setting up my first mail system.
My mailbox at the isp is lee.bradshaw, but the username on my network
is bradshaw. I can get mail with popclient just fine, but I can't seem
to get the correct
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
In /frozen, the packages file shows:
procmail_3.10.4-1.deb
modconf-0.2.9.deb
The actual files are:
procmail-3.10.4-2.deb
modconf-0.2.10.deb
This is a mirror sync problem. The packages file
Hi,
I have to apologize to all of you regarding a couple of bounced
messages from debian-user-cr. Those messages, as you could tell, are
announcements from Debian's Team, and appeared in Debian Announce. I
bounced them to debian-user-cr, and majordomo found an Approved field from
Bruce,
Yes I do have multiple ethernet cards on my machine... is there a place
where I can look up error messages?
/var/log/messages, etc.
Have you looked at the Multiple Ethernet HOWTO? This will be a great place
to start if you haven't.
Other than the usual IRQ I/O conflict suggestions and
Dirk Bernhardt writes:
Hi,
after upgrading to 1.3 I lost xload somewhere. Where is it?
finlandia!joey(tty7):/tmp zgrep xload /pub/Linux/debian/bo/Contents.gz
etc/X11/Xloadimage xloadimage
usr/X11R6/bin/uufilter
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Lee Bradshaw wrote:
Date: Thu, 22 May 1997 11:12:40 -0400
From: Lee Bradshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]
^^
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Subject: elm/smail config problem
Resent-Date: 22 May 1997 16:12:42 -
Resent-From:
A sort of novice question:
I read my mail with pine. Occasionally I get mail from this list and
from others that has HTML markup embedded within it. What causes this?
Is it the sender's mail-enabled browser's problem or is it a pine problem
on the receiving end? I sometimes use a
When trying to telnet into a Debian GNU/Linux system I set up, I get the
following:
sally# telnet ross
Trying x.y.z.193...
Connected to ross.
Escape character is '^]'.
there is a 10-15 second pause here then
Connection closed by foreign host.
sally#
This system is pretty much a default
Try putting an entry like this in ross's /etc/hosts:
IP addr. of the machine you are telneting from name of that machine
Make sure ross's /etc/host.conf says order hosts,bind.
If this solves your problem it is because the TCP wrapper can not
find the name of the machine you are trying to
I can't locate documentation for dpkg-scanpackages. How is it
used? Does it use the dpkg-ftp variables that are set by dselect?
Where does it do with the Packages file it creates?
Bob
On Thu, 22 May 1997 10:33:28, Dale Scheetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a mirror sync problem. The
Someone pointed out that the headers for my earlier post looked fine. I
forgot to mention that I have been using Netscape for sending mail
because it generates the correct headers. This message (from elm) should
have the incorrect headers. If it doesn't, my problem is solved :^)
Thanks again,
On 22 May 1997, Eloy A. Paris wrote:
Dale Scheetz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: It should be available in every distribution (stable, frozen, unstable).
: I would appreciate your input on this package, as I am the maintainer, and
: don't have a good way to test this package, so please tell
Hi !
I don't what I've broken, or if it comes from an upgrade, but my ne.o
doesn't get loaded at boot time. Rather annoying. I have to modprobe it
and to run /etc/init.d/network by hand each time.
I believe the is some error message at boot time, but even with
verbose=no in boot it goes away
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
In /frozen, the packages file shows:
procmail_3.10.4-1.deb
modconf-0.2.9.deb
The actual files are:
procmail-3.10.4-2.deb
Hello :)
I have looked but not found many Debian packages of popular security
programs such as crack, lsof, cops, iss, satan, swatch, etc. I did find
tripwire on the debian site, though.
Are these kept somewhere else, or do they not exist? Just wondering if I
should go ahead an install the
I haven't followed all the thread but if the problem is that you are
getting the wrong header when you use elm why don't you force a Reply-to
header? You can do that by creating a file called elmheaders in you ~/.elm
directory with a line like Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED].
I don't recall all the
On Thu, 22 May 1997, Robert D. Hilliard wrote:
I can't locate documentation for dpkg-scanpackages. How is it
used? Does it use the dpkg-ftp variables that are set by dselect?
Where does it do with the Packages file it creates?
Bob
You will need the archive to be local before you can
Fixed it myself. Perhaps I asked too early.
I stupidly added a '8390' line in /etc/modules, that cause ne to fail.
strange but my fault.
Thank you markus. I didn't know dmesg. Better than to decompress mp2 files
during bootup to slow things down (what I did).
Alexandre
On Thu, 22 May 1997,
Harmon Sequoya Nine wrote:
Hi. I've got a new cable modem that I am trying to configure for Linux.
I've read the docs on dhcpcd, the daemon that fetches the IP address, etc.,
from the cable company, but I can't determine how to use it from these docs
(I'm a total newbie to cable modem
ralph == Ralph Winslow [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...] I also tried man seyon but no man entry was found.
Anyone have a clue for me??
Take a look in /usr/doc - there is likely to be a seyon
sub-directory there.
Mike
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Jens B. Jorgensen:
As I understand it, dhcpd is a DHCP server. Do you want your box to
use DHCP to configure its IP address etc. from the cable modem? That
would not be served by dhcpd. What you need is a DHCP (or BOOTP
would be fine, and would be compatible with their server) *client*.
I
On May 22, Kendrick Myatt wrote
Hello :)
I have looked but not found many Debian packages of popular security
programs such as crack, lsof, cops, iss, satan, swatch, etc. I did find
tripwire on the debian site, though.
Are these kept somewhere else, or do they not exist? Just wondering
dhcpd is indeed the server. However, Harmon is asking about dhcpcd,
which according to the docs is indeed a dhcp client.
I haven't used it yet but since I work for a cable company that is
rolling out cable modems I probably ought to learn it. I think Jens is
correct in saying that a bootp
Just a quick query regarding xload - when attempting to run xload, I get
the error 'xload: can't load library 'libXaw.so.6''. This library exists
in /usr/X11R6/lib and is a link to libXaw.so.6.1 (in the same directory),
which also exists. Any idea??
Cheers
Jamie Taylor
Pembroke College,
Civ Kevin F. Havener wrote:
A sort of novice question:
I read my mail with pine. Occasionally I get mail from this list and
from others that has HTML markup embedded within it. What causes this?
Netscape, for one. It sends mail/news as html by default (and of course it
won't tell
Mine works. Maybe the following will help. Does /usr/X11R6/lib/Xaw3d/
exist on your system?
timshel:/home/rickm$ ldd `which xload`
libXaw.so.6 = /usr/X11R6/lib/Xaw3d/libXaw.so.6
libXmu.so.6 = /usr/X11R6/lib/libXmu.so.6
libXt.so.6 = /usr/X11R6/lib/libXt.so.6
Dima wrote:
Civ Kevin F. Havener wrote:
A sort of novice question:
I read my mail with pine. Occasionally I get mail from this list
and
from others that has HTML markup embedded within it. What causes
this?
Netscape, for one. It sends mail/news as html by default (and of
Harmon Sequoya Nine:
Hi. I've got a new cable modem that I am trying to configure for Linux.
I've read the docs on dhcpcd, the daemon that fetches the IP address, etc.,
from the cable company, but I can't determine how to use it from these docs
(I'm a total newbie to cable modem
I was considering changing my Linux partition size to give my Win95
some more room to put it's fat programs on. When I ran fdisk on
/dev/hdb which is my linux only drive I got the following errors.
%root%fdisk /dev/hdb
Warning: ignoring extra data in partition table 5
Warning: ignoring extra
This is a posting concerning a post about a week ago. We were discussing
this as a hard drive going TU or a problem with the e2fs operation.
I believe it was joost that mentioned he had this problem when he had a
dma conflict with a sound card. I disabled dma on my hard drive a week
ago and
Is /usr/X11R6/lib in your /etc/ld.so.conf file?
Jamie Taylor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: Just a quick query regarding xload - when attempting to run xload, I get
: the error 'xload: can't load library 'libXaw.so.6''. This library exists
: in /usr/X11R6/lib and is a link to libXaw.so.6.1 (in the
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Dear Mr. Livingston:
OK, I'm a bit low on space and can't dump DOS/WIN due to other users.
...
/dev/hda6 103572 1028093292 10% /e
/dev/hda7 93512 6827825234 73% /f
/dev/hda8 128724
I just upgraded to libc5_5.4.23-4 and when I installed it, dpkg gave me
the following warnings:
# dpkg -i libc5_5.4.23-4.deb
(Reading database ... 11654 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace libc5 5.4.20-1 (using libc5_5.4.23-4.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement libc5 ...
I'm trying to use afterstep-1.0-3 on my Debian box (recentely
upgraded to bo)
It installs with no complaints, but i can't run it.
I can run it if I download and compile the source myself, but I'd like
to get the .deb working to use on multiple machines.
Here's a little look at the bizarre
On May 22, Kevin Hilman wrote
It installs with no complaints, but i can't run it.
I can run it if I download and compile the source myself, but I'd like
to get the .deb working to use on multiple machines.
What is going on here? what file is missing here?
The package seems to
Be happy to make them... what all is involved? Do I have to have permission
of the author or anything weird like that? Please point me in the direction
oif whatever I need to get started.
Thanks,
Kendrick
At 02:58 PM 5/22/97 +, Christian Hudon wrote:
On May 22, Kendrick Myatt wrote
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