I have some :)) money for this project (ca.4500 euros) and I am unable to
decide myself what would be the best solution: an apple Xserver dual G5 2GHz
or an Sun Blade 1500 Worksation.
The Xserve will blow the SB1500 out of the water.
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Tip stands for Tip isn't Pico, and is a GPL'd Pico clone, written from
scratch.
It's great that there's a free pico clone, but I see namespace
confusion and conflicts on systems with the sort of tip that
uses /etc/remote, which is not currently in Debian, but
should be.
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pondering about the name change. Should there be any problem for an initial
tip package release, and after change the name?
I have tried to find that other tip around, but I couldn't find it. What is
it?
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Question: How to change exmh configuration so that it will let smail do what
I
want ? That is, how to prevent exmh from disturbing smail to set the From:
header the way I want it to be ?
You want to change this in nmh or MH (whichever you're using), not in EXMH.
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Before upgrading to hamm, I had to put a .forward file with that
known line of redirection in order to get my e-mail filtered by procmail.
Now, even without the .forward two users of my system were getting their
e-mail filtered by procmail. I double checked and they didn't have the
/usr/local/bin/skipdouble is a shell script that filters out double lines
from stdin and echoes the rest on stdout. Obviously, it only works well
when its input is sorted.
uniq should give you the same effect.
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gum# depmod -av | less
modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
TYPE /lib/modules/boot
TYPE /lib/modules/2.0.29/fs
etc etc
Try this and attempt depmod again:
rm `find /lib/modules -name *_MODULES`
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Hmmm, not to my knowledge. Using modutils_2.1.34-5a and tried 2.1.34-5
before that. /etc/conf.modules is substantially the same as the one on my
hamm box. Think I'll make a kernel-source-29-deb and let it install
itself.
You're probably using an older version of kernel-package that
It's my job to weigh the developers arguments and make a decision when they
do not generate a clear consensus on their own. Note that my original proposal
was to tell the CD vendor to take a hike, and I was convinced by developer
argument to make changes to accomodate the CD vendor.
That
pronunication of his name and of Linux when he speaks English!
The 'i' like 'eye' and the 'u' like what?
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My first suggestion for the charter would be that profanity should not be
tolerated: no matter whom it comes from.
Just English profanities or those of any language? Who's going to maintain
the list of forbidden words? Not only is that ridiculous, I find it offensive.
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And the people who contribute to it should decide the
direction in which it goes.
Did I miss the developer vote on the version numbering scheme change?
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A while ago we held a vote on the leadership of the project. The developers
strongly rejected the idea of a Roman Senate where all decisions would be
voted upon. They prefered to have an elected executive and ratified me to
As did I. However, I think it's slightly stretching the point to
(3) The change in the revision name system is truly minor. You guys have
I wouldn't say that. If it were truly minor there would have been no cause
for it. Clearly there was a reason, and it is this reason to which Dave
and Paul object, if I interpret correctly.
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but what I really want is all mail from daemons *except* mail with the
Subject
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* !^Subject:
IN.daemon-mail
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On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
Somehow, I got a corrupted file on my system:
bash-2.00# ls -l /root/Mail/
total 269488144
c---r- 8240 8224 8224 32, 48 Aug 2 1995 drafts
I can't delete it!
You're going to need to use debugfs to get rid of it.
at the same time. Incidentally, I think the second example
should be a pipe, e.g.:
formail +1 -ds | procmail
The pipe is unnecessary.
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Does anyone know to which patch the IP-Masq FAQ refers with regard
to that awful VDOLive system?
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Nevermind.. I need to learn to read.
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The only function that can't be replaced with email and talk (or
other chat proggie) is the online notification.
So someone just needs to write a free daemon that handles online notification.
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I would be verry happy with that. A chat feature whould also be nice. How
would you run the server side? Possibly run it off the established IRC
networks? Which, by the way, are far from reliable. I think the realy cool
You could conceivably just write a stripped-down IRC client that
My largest partition is at /usr/local. That's why.
Make /home a symbolic link to somewhere on that partition then.
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Now that I've decided pine was quite sufficient for me, does anyone know
how to convert my inbox back? I couldn't see how from the man pages or the
FAQ - and just concatenating the files in ~/Mail didn't work.
Investigate the MH (or nmh) command packf.
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Currently I'm using xmh and it's just not cutting the
200+ emails I see a day. I like the MH features, I
just need multiple inboxes, which it doesn't do :(
EXMH is much better. The latest unstable version is 2.0delta. I don't know
if it's in /debian/project/experimental yet. I would
Packf doesn't handle the old UUCP-style mbox format
(used by SendMail). To pack messages into this format,
use the script /usr/lib/mh/packmbox.
IIRC, the nmh version does mbox by default instead of mmdf.
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I was curious if, after pgcc (pentium optimized gcc) comes out there will be
Hasn't pgcc been out for years?
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sometimes it's useful to listen to the silly ones just to see what
they're saying.
Perhaps derogating this guy's views as stupid or silly serves no
constructive purpose, especially when there is some validity there.
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Compaining about deficiencies is a valid, good thing.
Saying Slackware is in any real way preferable to Debian is damn stupid.
There were three points when I contemplated switching to Debian
before I actually did, and each time I decided not to do so
until Debian got its act together.
#ifdef COLOR
*customization: -color
#endif
Does it do the same thing without the #ifdef and #endif lines?
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Bob poll pop.primenet.com proto pop3 user USERNAME pass PASSWORD
Try adding an `mda' line to it. Here's what I use:
A different solution that will use your mail daemon is to put
smtphost localhost
in your .fetchmailrc defaults
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Since I don't use helper apps much, I never ran across this. Does anyone
have a solution?
Use the netscape installer package in contrib.
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It was initially installed with the installer package. Does it have
to be purged and re-installed?
Yes. There seems to be no mechanism for upgraded versions to compensate
for the absence of the patch in previous ones.
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None worked. Any idea how to get passed this hurdle?
Try 'linux'--you can probably find out for sure by hitting TAB.
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The net cards in both machines are NE-2000 clones.
I had the same problem.
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Well, I've been playing with exmh and really like it so I decided to go wild
and convert all my mailbox folders to mh folders. I've been using procmail
(installed in sendmail as the local delivery agent) to do my filtering and
presorting. Worked great with mailbox format folders, but less
Luke Bussanmas, Rob Browining, Brian White, and Gary Dolan (others? if
so accept my apology!) have tried with varying degrees of success in
helping me get Netscape running on my 1MB TVGA 9400 CXi card and KFC 15
monitor with X11R6, Debina 1.1 (with some upgrades). I am grateful to
all
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I experience this and other problems when using dynamic IPs.
Using '-S localhost' on the commandline solves it for me.
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Everything I have read has always said to be sure to DISABLE gpm before
using X.
Both are running right now, and I'm having no problems. I even tried the
mouse-in-motion trick while switching between X and console. This applies
to both a Microsoft mouse and a PS/2 glidepad.
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I've got a SoundBlaster 32 on my Debian system, and I'd like to be able to
record sounds for it. In dselect, I didn't come across any packages that
seem to do recording. Does anyone know of a package (or just software
somewhere) that can record to a .wav? Thanks.
sox, nas, and bplay are
When I attempt to run depmod (modutils 2.1.34)
for kernel v2.0.30, I receive a
modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
Any ideas?
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modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
The problem was avoided by removing the *_MODULES files.
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Didn't work here. What version of kernel/ld.so/(what else?) are you
using?
Did you remove misc/NET_MISC_MODULES or whatever it is?
I'm using kernel 2.0.30
modutils 2.1.34
ldso 1.9.2 (though I was using something like 1.8.10 at the time).
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I couldn't find any include files... where are they?
(I know nothing about stl).
They're in /usr/include/g++
For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
See the Info documentation for libg++.
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#include map
#include vector
etc.
Isn't this HP's STL rather than GNU's?
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// -*- C++ -*- forwarding header.
// This file is part of the GNU ANSI C++ Library.
#ifndef __VECTOR__
#define __VECTOR__
#include vector.h
#endif
Yes, but the copyright at the top of vector.h is HP's.
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Well, the version in Debian is the only g++ STL I know of. It's quite
possible that GNU based it on the HP code.
I consider the genclass prototypes as an STL even though the compiler isn't
responsible for the templating. Anyway, I suppose it's not really relevant.
I'm reading about SGI's STL
'M'odule. But the answer is probably that floppies do have another kind of
filesystem and you won't see any appendix to this message with it works
inside.
From the kernel documentation:
Amiga floppies however cannot be read with this
driver due to an incompatibility of the floppy
Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
YTalk has a logging function.
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I'm trying to upgrade modules to modutils but dpkg says:
Kernel was compiled with module support
Modules package cannot be removed
Ideas? I'm in the field at the moment.
What I did was to edit the modules.prerm file in /var/lib/dpkg/info and
delete the check described above. Then the
Which xserver should I use to get the most out of a Matrox Millinium card
(presently I use xserver-svga)
The best option is replacing the XF86_SVGA binary from xserver-svga with one
from XFree86 3.2A -- it has less problems and also supports modes with more
colors than 8bpp.
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Lose the period after TO.
So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
something else?
Set up a procmail recipe to identify the appropriate messages and then pipe
them through formail which can redo the subject.
The sound tool, sox, used to have a 'play' symlink that no longer works.
So.. how on earth do we get sox 12.12 to play (.au) files? Simply cat'ing
them to /dev/dsp sounds terrible! :-)
You could do something like this:
sox -t au sound.au -t sbdsp /dev/dsp
someone could tell me what characters ( eg. ^[[2J^[[0;0H ) means ?? what
I know is, when I run it, two blue bands with the text wrote in red
in middle appeared...
I believe these are ansi codes. Somewhere there exists documentation
for it but I don't have some handy. You might want to
doing things sometimes. Your way works, though it leaves LINES and ROWS
set to the old values. No problem of course. Is there some elegant test
I can do to see if I am connect to a ttyx or a ttypx I wonder? Then I
could automate the thing.
You could do something like:
if (expr $TTY :
That was one of the first things I tried.
Got me, then. Sorry.
As I sometimes use the first box in local mode I want the screen size to
depend on how I access it and I want it to stick when I su to root.
I generally put something like this in login files (as well as aliasing it to
'rs'):
eval `resize`
stty cols $COLUMNS rows $LINES
You may find it
Try typing your passphrase and hitting Enter. You may be experiencing a
problem with the visibility of the dialog window (it may be off the edge of
the screen).
Does anyone out there know right off hand which chipset to choose when
configuring X for the first time with a Matrox Millenium card?
mga2064, but the SVGA server will detect it automatically.
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