I have entered my data in and excel spreadsheet file, now I
would like to populate this data in my postgresql database,
I have tried to use COPY command to populate the data to my
postgresql database but still it does not work what should do or use??
Or help me to write the Copy command or give
I have the SiS 530 and it works fine. I think it's 622 in the list given by
xf86setup :-) Use the SVGA server (I downloaded some native drivers but had
problems)
As for winmodems, don't expect any success. There's a site out there that
has a few drivers but I don't have the URL (it was given
I have entered my data in and excel spreadsheet file, now I
would like to populate this data in my postgresql database,
I have tried to use COPY command to populate the data to my
postgresql database but still it does not work what should do or use??
Or help me to write the Copy command or give
I did a woody deselect update just to keep on top of things.
Alas, it broke my kde2. Libraries again.
Anyone know where setGroup__11KConfigBasePCc is set?
KDE dies on ksmserver unable to resolve that symbol.
Thanks.
Doug Eck
Hi,
Did you compile the kernel with the appropriate support?
I did not compile a new kernel at all. I used the CD-Distribution from
Linuxland. The Debian Linux Guide refers to this (and it is distributed
with the CD-Set) so it should not be necessary to compile a kernel,
should it?
Haven't done this, but from what i've read you will
need the new IDE66 controller card and cables plus the IDE
patch for the kernel.
On 26 Sep 2000 20:17:31 -0700, Krzys Majewski said:
ObeseWhale [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
okay here goes... UDMA66 is simply a bandwidth limit on your
I am very new to Debian systems. I've been running RH-based systems for a
couple of years, so I'm not a linux newbie. However, I have about a dozen
questions which I'm _sure_ are faq's.
Where does a guy like me go to get a good Debian-newbie faq? I've checked
http://www.debian.org/doc,
We've got ISDN at home with a debian box as the gateway running pppd.
This is working well, but I noticed a package called ipppd, specifically
for isdn. Currently we use the on-demand and auto-terminate features
seeing as we have to pay a phone bill in the UK :( over a single isdn
channel.
What
Hi Shaul,
first of all: thanks for your continuing help.
I do not know. Does the config file shows support for ISDN?
on my system a grep ISDN /boot/config-2.2.17 shows:
CONFIG_ISDN=m
CONFIG_ISDN_PPP=y
CONFIG_ISDN_PPP_VJ=y
CONFIG_ISDN_MPP=y
CONFIG_ISDN_AUDIO=y
CONFIG_ISDN_TTY_FAX=y
Hello
I have a strange problem with one of my PCs:
It crashes for no obvious reasons, at least one time a day.
The system is completly frozen, ie no ping, no Magic-Key, no CTRL-AL-DEL,
only a HARD-Reset is working. Logfiles in /var/log show nothing
unusal.
Since this computer is acting as my
Anthony Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does Debian install exim by default? I've always had slight
difficulties with configuring it, whereas smail always works for me
faultlessly.
What difficulties have you had? I've never had any problems, and the
configuration is lovely.
With regard to
William T Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's a good guess. In technical terms the load average is simply the
average number of processes in the runnable state over a period of time.
You could take an instantaneous measurement of the number of processes in
the runnable state, but it
Arcady Genkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How would I get a real-time CPU load information? I found
/proc/loadavg, but that's not what I need, since it only gives average
load values.
You could try 'vmstat 1', which will poll every second. Ignoring the
first line, which is an up to the time vmstat
On 26 Sep 2000, Krzys Majewski wrote:
Matthew Dalton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Krzys Majewski wrote:
How can I optimize hard drive access? Please tell me I don't
have to try one million random combinations of the various flags
to hdparm. Or is the kernel doing the right thing already?
George Bonser wrote:
1) They're replying to the list, rather than to the x-envelope
sender... whats the difference between my.netvigatr.com errors and these
virus warnings?
Well, NOTHING is going to send anything to any x- header address. They
MIGHT send something to an Errors-To:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 02:12:20PM +0200, Joel Gautschi wrote:
I dit an apt-get remove and apt-get install of libc6, still not working.
the following thing worked for me (tk told me the whole thing on #debian):
For those unfortunate who managed to do the upgrade and now wish to
downgrade,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Colin Watson) writes:
You could try 'vmstat 1', which will poll every second. Ignoring the
first line, which is an up to the time vmstat was started figure, the
last field in each line is the percentage of time the CPU is idle.
I can't speak for how accurate it is, but it
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 06:54:37PM +0300, Tommi Komulainen wrote:
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 02:12:20PM +0200, Joel Gautschi wrote:
I dit an apt-get remove and apt-get install of libc6, still not working.
the following thing worked for me (tk told me the whole thing on #debian):
For those
I have installed debian 2.2 with X_4.0.1 (the original X-server refused to
connect because of some errno=111).
My problem is, that all the windows are fixed on the upper panel on the
left-above corner (that is: the window title is not visible).
I cannot resize the window, nor can I make a window
I'm looking for a mail notifying program for console that can handle
several folders/files. I don't need pop etc. only a program that can
check local files. The program from does not work properly.
Thanks in advance
--
Preben Randhol - Ph.D student - http://www.pvv.org/~randhol/
i too once
Mike Leone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
There was a news blurb on slashdot recently, about someone working on a new
package manager, to unify .rpm and .deb formats. Don't recall that it was
being touted as a new package manager JUST for Debian, however.
No it is not a package manager to unify
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 06:20:29PM +0200, Preben Randhol wrote:
I'm looking for a mail notifying program for console that can handle
several folders/files. I don't need pop etc. only a program that can
check local files. The program from does not work properly.
If you are using bash, it might
Is there a way to compile a source code and make a .deb from it ?
I think it would then be easier to remove an elder programme.
No it is not a package manager to unify rpms and debs. It is an
'apt-get' LIKE tool for some Rat Hat PAY service. A previous poster was
VERY correct: rpms are very
Hi All:
This is my second instance of the woody upgrade. The first time worked without
a hitch. Included KDE2.
Now get 2 messages from 'printtool'
This message displayed when program opens:
Enscript does not appear to be installed.
This occurs when selecting a printer in Configure Filter
On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 04:47:41PM -0500, Pat Mahoney wrote:
I seem to recall talk of a new package system for debian. The only things I
remember are that it would understand rpm's as well as others, and I think
its name started with the letter h.
Can anyone help me with a URL? Or am I
cc: David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED], hawk
Subject: Re: ppp install failing (loopback?)
In-Reply-To: Message from hawk hawk@fac13.ds.psu.edu
of Tue, 29 Aug 2000 13:06:07 EDT. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I am very new to Debian systems. I've been running RH-based systems for a
couple of years, so I'm not a linux newbie. However, I have about a dozen
questions which I'm _sure_ are faq's.
Where does a guy like me go to get a good Debian-newbie faq? I've checked
http://www.debian.org/doc, but
Brent Buchholz wrote:
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000, Kent West wrote:
I know dmesg will show the boot-up messages generated (by the
kernel?); however, this apparently doesn't show the errors generated by
modules being loaded. These messages go by too fast to catch, and then I
haven't been able to
Hawk writes:
It seems that for some reason, it doesn't get an OK back from the modem
in response to its AT.
Right.
However, it m must be getting one earlier after ATZ, or it wouldn't get
this far.
No. It's getting no response to the ATZ. Add this line at the front of
Moritz Schulte wrote:
Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know dmesg will show the boot-up messages generated (by the
kernel?); however, this apparently doesn't show the errors generated by
modules being loaded. These messages go by too fast to catch, and then I
haven't been able to
We've got ISDN at home with a debian box as the gateway running pppd.
This is working well, but I noticed a package called ipppd, specifically
for isdn. Currently we use the on-demand and auto-terminate features
seeing as we have to pay a phone bill in the UK :( over a single isdn
channel.
Hi,
I am having problems with mp3enc (not a Debian package - commercial
product) which wants libc5 libraries:
ldd mp3enc31
libm.so.5 = not found
libc.so.5 = not found
I am not mad enough to mess with libc versions lightly :-)
I decided to see if asking APT to install the
I tried this all over again (I have backups of my libc6 etc) and this is what
I got even when I upgraded libdb2 and libdb2-dev:
lilypad:/home/pollywog/temp#restart postfix
Stopping mail transport agent: Postfix.
Starting mail transport agent: Postfixpostconf: /usr/lib/libdb.so.3: no
version
I just upgraded slink to potato, with no serious problem, although some
things weren't exactly right, so I tried to reboot.
Problem : It hangs on reboot.
It's a linux-only system, and it got into lilo OK, but then it seemed
to spend a long(!) time probing for things which aren't there.
In
Haight Ashbury writes:
Is there a way to compile a source code and make a .deb from it ?
Of course! How do you think we developers produce packages? All our tools
are packaged. Install and read packaging-manual.
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing Horse Hill
Elmwood, WI
I just upgraded slink to potato, with no serious problem, although some
things weren't exactly right, so I tried to reboot.
Problem : It hangs on reboot.
It's a linux-only system, and it got into lilo OK, but then it seemed
to spend a long(!) time probing for things which aren't there.
In
In case your feeling lonely your quite right, the messages
seem to be nowhere in the logs. Which is quite unsatisfactory.
Thanx for posting this, i wondered where to find them
quite a while already.
How about filing this as a bug :)
Cheers
Bernd
--
Pollywog writes:
I think something REALLY is broken and it isn't just me,...
It appears that a number of things need to be recompiled, including most
MTA's. Stay away from woody until further notice (unless you want to help
debug it).
--
John Hasler
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Hasler)
Dancing
Hey Debs,
I'm trying to set up my HP LaserJet IIIp printer and I can't quite get
it to work. I'm using printtool on my Potato box. (I'm not sure if
this is bad because printtool is in the unstable distribution right now,
but it seems to work OK.) Right now I can succesfully perform the test
Try magicfilter + lprng with HP filter.
Work as a charm.
Hey Debs,
I'm trying to set up my HP LaserJet IIIp printer and I can't quite get
it to work. I'm using printtool on my Potato box. (I'm not sure if
this is bad because printtool is in the unstable distribution right
Hi, I have been following this thread today, very closely. Here is my
question,I did an apt-get -f install dist-upgrade (in unstable) this morning
(as well as yesterday). So, I am sure that I am running this libc6 package
that is breaking everything for everybody. However, I haven't had any
Quoting Kent West ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Moritz Schulte wrote:
Kent West [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know dmesg will show the boot-up messages generated (by the
kernel?); however, this apparently doesn't show the errors generated by
modules being loaded. These messages go by too
%% Moritz Schulte [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ms ehm, you can scroll on the linux console with shift+page_down/page_up.
You can only do this up until you switch to a different console, for any
reason. Once that happens, all history on the first one is gone.
For example, if you use XDM or GDM
Bernd Worsch wrote:
In case your feeling lonely your quite right, the messages
seem to be nowhere in the logs. Which is quite unsatisfactory.
It's to do with what goes on in /etc/init.d/modutils. I'm not savvy enough
to
tell you where to do it, but if you've a mind to, start figuring out
Problem solved! I used magicfilter with the filter for the LaserJet III and
the
thing works. Let's hear it for the command line.
Andy
Andrew D Dixon wrote:
Hey Debs,
I'm trying to set up my HP LaserJet IIIp printer and I can't quite get
it to work. I'm using printtool on my
I've been using Mandrake, but want to try using Debian. Mandrake puts the
kernel in /boot. So it was nice to make /boot one partition and / in another.
I tried installing 2.2 but couldn't figure out how to make the installer do
that. Any suggestions?
dar
--
Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus
I just updated apache to: 1.3.9-13.1 (testing distro)
the restart failed, because my changes were incompatible
with the new version. apt-get install was running
in non-interactive mode, and I got no message that told
me that it had failed. Is this always like this?
Would be nice to get an email
On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 09:18:01PM -0400, Seung-woo Nam wrote:
Hi everyone:
I installed Debian 2.2 recently and the process went pretty smoothly
except for lp module for printer support. The installation of the module
fails even though I have a printer connected to the parallel port and I
Greetings all,
I just installed the latest version of debian and am having problems
with my nic. The 3c5x9setup program tells me that it can't find a nic at
0x300. This is a 3c509b-tp card that worked fine under NT. I used
3c5x9cfg to verify that the i/o address is 300h (i also tried 310h with
you may need a scsi-free kernel. now, where to ftp one from debian.org, i
can't
tell you at the moment. (i've got to be somewhere soon, so i can't do the
research.
maybe someone else can be of more assistance.)
hth.
bentley taylor.
//
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just upgraded slink to
Hi,
Sorry if this message is a repeat, I'm not suscribed to this mailing list.
After doing an unstable upgrade this morning, I found that Exim isn't
working anymore (Exim bug #72588). There seems to be a problem with
libdb2:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailq
mailq: /usr/lib/libdb.so.2: no version
Hi,
I did a fresh install of zope-2.2.1 and zope-siteaccess_2.0.0b3
from wood.
Zope 2.2.1 is working fine but siteaccess is broken.
I can't add a SiteRoot to any folder. The error I get is:
-
Zope has encountered an error while publishing this resource.
On 27-Sep-2000 Jake Griesbach wrote:
Hi,
Sorry if this message is a repeat, I'm not suscribed to this mailing list.
After doing an unstable upgrade this morning, I found that Exim isn't
working anymore (Exim bug #72588). There seems to be a problem with
libdb2:
yep, db2 is borked.
Neil L. Roeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Using the meta packages is the way to go. But, the meta package is
navigator, not netscape.
No, on the contrary, the meta package is netscape-smotif-475, but it
doesn't include navigator, only communicator:
$ apt-cache show netscape-smotif-475
Package:
I just migrated from Exim to Postfix (but I kept my Exim stuff just in case)
and it works well, but I have one small problem that I also had with Exim.
Sometimes a connection is attempted by some MTA that does not have a hostname
in the DNS, or it has a hostname that does not resolve to its
I won't stay away from Woody, because I almost never upgrade anything that
might break the system, only packages that won't do any damage if they don't
work. I would submit a bug report, but the developers probably already know
what is going on.
The one time I depart from my practice of not
On 27-Sep-2000 Bryan Walton wrote:
Hi, I have been following this thread today, very closely. Here is my
question,I did an apt-get -f install dist-upgrade (in unstable) this morning
(as well as yesterday). So, I am sure that I am running this libc6 package
that is breaking everything for
I have a box, currently getting IP, etc from DHCP. I'd like to change
to a static IP. I know I can hack the parts together, but out of
curiosity, is there a tool to reconfigure eth0 to a static IP?
Robert
:wq!
---
I haven't seen anything my way since about midnight on 9/26. Is down? Or
is this perhaps a side effect of the problems with apt-get upgrade recently?
Wm
At 04:39 PM 9/27/00 +0100, you wrote:
Arcady Genkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How would I get a real-time CPU load information? I found
/proc/loadavg, but that's not what I need, since it only gives average
load values.
You could try 'vmstat 1', which will poll every second. Ignoring the
first
Hi Andrew,
Rather mysterious. Nothing has broken. Restarted exim (in a
deliberate attempt to break it - if the problem was really there), and is
continued to work. Even rebooted (I would much rather have it break when I am
expecting it). Everything still works. And /sbin/ldconfig
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 11:24:37AM +1100, Brendan J Simon wrote:
I *hate* the user interface for info. man is so much easier.
Is there a better way to use info other than the command line info command.
The
gnome-help-browser is OK but I can't do searches with it.
Yeah, I reccommend you try
Hi, I'm in a somewhat similar situation to Bryan (below), except I
didn't upgrade.
My last woody upgrade was about a week and a half ago. Luckily, I posted
the 'Paranoid's Question' to this list yesterday (9/26 at 18:54 MDT)
just before attempting another upgrade.
The cautionary replies I
Would someone know if the bugs listed on debian.org/Bugs
are the 'current' outstanding bugs or just of all the bugs ever
posted?
In working up a course outline for an up-coming class, I found
a bunch of 'inconsistencies' in the doc packages (doc-base, dhelp,
dwww). I decides to report them
Warning: Ignorant question coming...
I've registered a domain, setup deb to be 'on' the net and have exim directly
handling the mail sent directly to the domain. What happens to mail that is
sent to the domain when I'm rebooted into windows and playing games?
Wm
Will putting these hosts in the /etc/postfix/access list suffice?
I just thought of that, but it's too simple ;)
--
Andrew
On 27-Sep-2000 Pollywog wrote:
I just migrated from Exim to Postfix (but I kept my Exim stuff just in case)
and it works well, but I have one small problem that I also had
Liam Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I decided to see if asking APT to install the libc5 package in
simulate mode would suggest the removal of libc6 and it doesn't,
which suggests I could simply install the libc5 package. However, I'm
too scared to do it without checking that I'm not going
Douglas Eck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife and I use the same debian box. We don't want to log
in and out, and so I've been logging in as her in KDE,
doing an xhost + mymachine and then using telnet/ssh to
log in as me.
snip
Two possible solutions:
1) Netscape 4.75 works and all is
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 08:28:58AM +1100, David Fisher wrote:
For less ugly Netscape fonts and proper size scaling,
the best solution I've found is to install the mozilla-fonts
package at http://fox.mit.edu/skunk/xwin/#mozilla_fonts,
I have installed the rpm for these fonts using
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, Ben Collins wrote:
It was called HPML and it's fairly dead. There is a CVS, but nothing more
than a skeleton and a spec document. I think Wichert is working on
something else.
Yes, and he's gonna propose the non .deb people should use that too (as
it's better then deb and
William Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've registered a domain, setup deb to be 'on' the net and have exim directly
handling the mail sent directly to the domain. What happens to mail that is
sent to the domain when I'm rebooted into windows and playing games?
This depends on the sending
SUSCRIBE debian-user@lists.debian.org
On Tue, Sep 26, 2000 at 07:51:10PM +1100, Damon Muller wrote:
I don't know if it's sophisticated enough for what you want to do, but
setting up port forwarding using ssh is very easy. If all you want to do
is something like secure mail transfer, then it'll take you mere seconds
to set up, and
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 05:59:25PM +0200, Ulrich Grün wrote:
I have installed debian 2.2 with X_4.0.1 (the original X-server refused to
connect because of some errno=111).
Which one ? (It dowsn't matter anymore, anyway ...)
My problem is, that all the windows are fixed on the upper panel on
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 03:03:51PM -0500, William Jensen wrote:
Warning: Ignorant question coming...
I've registered a domain, setup deb to be 'on' the net and have exim directly
handling the mail sent directly to the domain. What happens to mail that is
sent to the domain when I'm rebooted
I don't know why your system was unaffected. Did you also upgrade libc6-dev?
--
Andrew
On 27-Sep-2000 Bryan Walton wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Rather mysterious. Nothing has broken. Restarted exim (in a
deliberate
attempt to break it - if the problem was really there), and is continued to
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, will trillich wrote:
obvious one would be http/web stuff). seems very silly to offer that,
and then shut down your server just to play
'how-many-ways-can-regedit-fsck-my-shell*'?
But not everyone can afford to have a second computer to play games on :}
That said, there's
Subject: Re: ppp install failing (loopback?)
In-Reply-To: Message from David Wright [EMAIL PROTECTED]
of Tue, 29 Aug 2000 17:43:13 BST. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I thought I sent
On previous occasions, I've asked for and received specific help
on this topic. Now I must absorb the principles involved and
thoroughly understand environment variables and permissions.
Whilst I've gained some knowledge, it's fragmented and I just
don't have a feeling for the overall picture.
The gods must be looking out for me, at least temporarily. Here is what dpkg
--status libc6 libc6-dev shows:
Both packages: 2.1.94-1
HALLELUJAH (Knock on wood(y))
-Bryan WaltoN
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 08:51:06PM +, Pollywog wrote:
I don't know why your system was unaffected. Did
Those who run woody should probably subscribe to the debian-devel list.
There was a warning about the db2 problem (not that it stopped me from
upgrading). 8^(
Today there have been messages on debian-devel about several programs
that have exhibited problems are in the process of being
I am installing debian for the first time and I have reached istalling the
base system without a hitch. it tells me when i install the base system
that the next thing to do is to install the base system. This will repeat
at lest for 20 - 30 times (any more than that I thin k I would have gone
The number of games available for Debian just keeps on growing. There
are also wine, VMware and Win4Lin.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 05:09:53PM -0400, William T Wilson wrote:
On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, will trillich wrote:
obvious one would be http/web stuff). seems very silly to offer that,
and
Well I figured I have nothing to lose. I messed up my woody install *real*
bad by trying to fix libc6. I'm going to install potato and be happy.
Now, on ftp.debian.org :
in /debian-cd/2.2_rev0/i386, there is 3 ISO images. Binary-i386-1.iso,
binary-i386-2.iso and binary-i386-3.iso. I suppose I
Well, I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention and I had every unnecessary
port closed... or so I thought. I was still running the portmapper. So
when I ssh'd home today and nmapped myself, a couple of mysterious processes
popped up.
To begin with: I nmapped my box and saw, much to my dismay:
Use lsof -i | grep port to find out exactly what binary is running
on that port. Then you can find out where it's at. Are there any
other hidden utils, etc? I'd also do a netstat -an and see what is
connected to your mystery port. Find out where your attacker is coming
from.
Robert
Thus
I am trying to put together my own unofficial Potato CDR. I don't want to use
the pseudo-image script because it makes use of a program (rsync) I am
totally unfamiliar with.
I have had limited success with the CDRW I had already burned. Basically it
lets me install the base system (kernel,
You don't need to reinstall Linux, if that is what you intend to do.
Just install the stable potato libc6 and friends and you will be fine.
This information will show you which files you need to grab:
http://togo.dhs.org/woody-libc-downgrade.html
All I did was to copy ldconfig from my other
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000 at 07:48:01 +1200, C. Falconer wrote:
At 04:39 PM 9/27/00 +0100, you wrote:
You could try 'vmstat 1', which will poll every second. Ignoring the
first line, which is an up to the time vmstat was started figure, the
last field in each line is the percentage of time the CPU
I just upgraded my Debian box from 2.1 to 2.2 and I use windowmaker as
window manager, but since I upgraded I have none screensaver options
froms the windowmaker's main menu. Someone knows how can I install all
the screensaver that I used to before my upgrade?
TIA
Rogelio
montefin wrote:
Why hasn't woody done something really bad yet?
Have I just been lucky for over two months playing 'apt-get upgrade
roulette'? Or, am I in pain and just don't know it?
It seems you have not yet attempted the latest libc upgrade. :-)
--
see shy jo
Pollywog wrote:
It first broke Postfix here.
Details, please? I've been sitting comfy with the new libc since I use
postfix and I'd only heard of it breaking exim and sendmail. What
breakage are you seeing? My postfix is working fine.
--
see shy jo
Richard A Nelson wrote:
Version: N/A
Severity: grave
Never, EVER, EVER*** file a grave bug report without a version
number.
--
see shy jo
hi ya steve
do the lsof and netstat thing
and am curious
try:
egrep -i failed|failure|refused|not allowed|illegal
port|blocked|denied|passwd\
/var/log/messages*
try: last, w, who, tooo
check the binaries tooo...
top, ps, ls, last, w, who, netstat, passwd, login, etc...
have
Joey Hess wrote:
Pollywog wrote:
It first broke Postfix here.
Details, please? I've been sitting comfy with the new libc since I use
postfix and I'd only heard of it breaking exim and sendmail. What
breakage are you seeing? My postfix is working fine.
So the details are postfix cannot
debs,
testing for sound (via saytime), i get a
no-deivce error; yet, i see audio in /dev.
Script started on Wed Sep 27 17:28:28 2000
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ saytime
opening /dev/audio: No such device
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls /dev/ ¦less
atibm
audio
^
audio1
bpcd
cdrom
[snip]
Script done on
KDE2 is only available for woody, however, just add this to your
/etc/apt/sources.list file and you should be able to get what you need.
---add this to /etc/apt/sources.list---
deb http://http.us.debian.org/debian woody main contrib non-free
# You may have to add this as well for some of the
On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 01:15:43PM -0600, Robert L. Harris wrote:
Anyone have a quick and dirty on setting up a Potato box to print to
a windows based printer, or a cut-paste they can send me?
I've used pbm2ppa to print to an attached HP820Cse windows only
printer.
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Thank you,
Joe
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
Use lsof -i | grep port to find out exactly what binary is running
on that port. Then you can find out where it's at. Are there any
other hidden utils, etc? I'd also do a netstat -an
Phil Brutsche wrote:
* Try to find a way to track who is connecting to your computer at 7:35 in
the morning with a packet sniffer - either with another computer on the
same hub or on your computer with a tcpdump binary you prepared
yourself.
I suspect it's much ado about nothing. I'll
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