On 09-Mar-2000 Jason Christensen wrote:
Does anyone know why tkrat is marked obsolete within dselect? My
/etc/apt/sources.list points apt to frozen.
this means it had bugs which the maintainer either would not or could not fix
in time for potato's release. If you can help, mail the
On 09-Mar-2000 Christian Dysthe wrote:
Hi,
I use Postilion installed from a deb. On the Postilion home page it is
recommended to install the IMG library for increased functionality, but I
can't find this packaged for for Debian, nad I have problems having it
compile on my machine.
Does
On 06-Mar-2000 Alberto Maurizi wrote:
I know the subject is false: php3 DOES support Postgres.
But in my (daily upgraded) potato it seems not to.
A very simple call to pg_connect returns:
Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function pg_connect()
in
On 07-Mar-2000 Shao Zhang wrote:
Hi,
It seems that libbz2 does not have a function that similar to
fgets or gzgets.
Does anyone know how to do it using the libbz2 functions?
my understanding is that you do the file reading in your own code (or another
libraries) and
On 07-Mar-2000 Christian Rishøj wrote:
What is the proper way to call the window manager? Currently, I call wmaker
from ~./Xsession (or something). Does Debian have a policy on this?
Something with /etc/alternatives?
we are creating one. However, regardless of what we do, you can
On 07-Mar-2000 Igor Mozetic wrote:
I'm looking for suggestions for a simple web server to be
installed on several machines, just for local use
(eg, reading html info/manpages). In slink, there was ncsa,
which is gone from potato. What remains:
- apache and roxen seem an overkill
-
On 07-Mar-2000 Martin Schulze wrote:
Hmm, on a fresh potato system I still get:
Use of uninitialized value at /usr/lib/perl5/Debian/DebConf/ConfModule.pm
line 85.
Use of uninitialized value at /usr/lib/perl5/5.005/IPC/Open3.pm line 188.
What's up with it?
Joey Hess is interested in
On 07-Mar-2000 Jaume Teixi wrote:
What is the package that contains the ps, w, free, top,
instructions ?
psmisc
On 16-Feb-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have compiled some of recent 'frozen' sources optimized for K6 with PGCC.
Anyone is welcome to get 'em. FTP to cg619985-a.adubn.nj.home.com or
24.11.49.110. I would not use them on important or production machines
since some stuff might break with
On 26-Jan-2000 a user wrote:
I installed frozen on a Micron Transport Xpe
After the kernel boot messages finish displaying my display goes blank?
Has anyone seen this before?
Could it be the terminal setting?
If I hook a monitor to the back port I can view on the monitor - but never
the
On 28-Jan-2000 Todd Suess wrote:
Just did an apt-get update tonight, and while doing my nightly apt-get
dist-upgrade, this was the result.
tsuess:~# apt-get dist-upgrade -s | more
Reading Package Lists...
Building Dependency Tree...
The following packages will be REMOVED:
On 25-Jan-2000 Fam. Engelen wrote:
A friend of mine has recently installed Debian (well I did it for him, most
of it). Now he's suddenly having trouble with his X Menus: They work fine as
Root, but the menu is empty as a user! I couldn't reproduce this here, and
have no idea what could cause
On 25-Jan-2000 Maciej Kalisiak wrote:
I've just recently switched from 'dhcpcd' to 'dhcp-client' (better
configuration, lots of docs). I just installed the package, and edited
'/etc/dhclient.conf' to add a single option (I have to send a host-name to
the server). I startup the client, and
On 25-Jan-2000 Marcin Kurc wrote:
I'm trying to set up pppd for dial ins. I have some problems tho.
It seems not to authenticate users.
Here is one example:
Jan 25 16:25:00 student pppd[574]: rcvd [PAP AuthReq id=0x1 user=wbowen
password=hidden]
Jan 25 16:25:00 student pppd[574]: no PAP
On 21-Jan-2000 Joseph A. Martin wrote:
Hello,
I have a laptop with PCMCIA networking running Debian. The
pcmcia stuff and the networking stuff both work great. I am using
dhcpcd to get my 'net configuration as I move the laptop between home
and work. dhcpcd works great also, except for
This is a support channel for Debian GNU/Linux and other Debian related
projects / information. If you need Sun help, you will need to look elsewhere.
On 18-Jan-2000 Dan Zemke wrote:
I continue to get the following statement -- syntax error: '(' unexpected --
when running runInstaller
On 18-Jan-2000 Todd Suess wrote:
What changes will I have to make to my sources.list file in order to continue
following the new unstable, since unstable right now seems to not work on
most
mirrors if I use unstable, do I need to wait a while then change all my
unstables to woody, or just
On 18-Jan-2000 David Pilz wrote:
I am currently installing slink on my PC, and I am now ready to start
installing packages (from cdrom). Problem: after I login and type
'deselect', I get the message:
deselect: unable to open/create access method lockfile: permission
denied
I have no
On 14-Jan-2000 Paulo J. da Silva e Silva wrote:
dpkg -S name of the file
It should do the job.
this will work UNLESS the file in question was created by a script (say the
post inst) and not actually in the deb package itself.
On 14-Jan-2000 Shaul Karl wrote:
Am I correct that dselect apt method does not handle /usr which is mounted ro
correctly when it tries to remove a package?
you are correct, there are some issues about when parts get run and what not.
A co-worker fought this for a while. Eventually he just
On 13-Jan-2000 Bob Nielsen wrote:
After a recent upgrade of potato packages, ncurses-base 4.2-3.4 shows
up as obsolete (no longer listed in Packages). However it is tagged as
essential which prevents dpkg from removing it in the normal fashion.
Should I force the removal?
it is safe to
On 11-Jan-2000 Philip Lehman wrote:
Is there a way to set up anacron jobs as a non-root user? There
doesn't seem to be an equivalent to the user crontab files and I
couldn't find any other obvious solution.
I have this small backup script for parts of my home directory and I
want it to
On 05-Jan-2000 Pollywog wrote:
I just found out that Linux kernel 2.2.14 is out and it is stable.
Debian does not yet have a kernel-source-2.2.14-deb out. Can I just use a
regular kernel source tarball to make a custom kernel image the Debian way?
I have done this before but I suspect there
Why cfengine and not debconf? It seems to me that debconf is a
natural for solving these problems. In fact, there's no reason why
dbootstrap couldn't ultimately be replaced by a debconf script,
leading to a single system for automated (with conf file, network db,
whatever) or manual
On 24-Dec-1999 Dennis Schoen wrote:
Hello,
On Fri, 17 Dec i've posted an ITP for
libdbix-cgi-perl
libdbix-easy-perl
libcgi-extratags-perl
with the note that i need a sponsor for the packages.
I personally will only sponsor packages that I would be willing to maintain.
I suspect
On 20-Dec-1999 Matt Garman wrote:
Hello:
I want to recompile several Debian source packages with pgcc. What do I
edit within the debian source tree to change which compiler the build
uses, and also which CFLAGS it uses?
Is this something that is package specific?
For starters, I am
On 21-Dec-1999 pplaw wrote:
debs,
i haven't gotten any threads since last friday. is the list taking
the holiday week off or is there a problem on my end?
definitately on your end
the main argument is optimizing for pentium ONLY helps the original
pentium, not any other chip (including PII, PIII etc) and for the
majority of software the optimization is so negligible that it is not
worth bloating the archive further with it. (debian is already HUGE)
to put it
On 15-Dec-1999 T.V.Gnanasekaran wrote:
hi,
i am lookin for a program that can display current time at:
London, NewYork, Paris, Berlin, New Delhi at the same time.
Searched freshmeat but cudn't find one. if someone knows of such
a program let me know. I am running potato.
bbtime (I
On 10-Nov-99 Pedro Sanchez wrote:
After installing a new Potato machine I get the following:
$locale
LANG=(null)
LC_CTYPE=(null)
LC_NUMERIC=(null)
LC_TIME=(null)
LC_COLLATE=(null)
LC_MONETARY=(null)
LC_MESSAGES=(null)
LC_ALL=
If not set, locale defaults to none (which is the normal
On 10-Nov-99 David J. Kanter wrote:
I'm in the process of going from Slink to Potato, but I've got a modem. I'm
not going to download all the updated packages, but what should I get to get
a relatively solid Potato build?
Unfortunately, upgrading to potato is mostly all or nothing. Lots of
On 10-Nov-99 T.V.Gnanasekaran wrote:
how do i mount a mac format floppy?
just like any other floppy. If you compiled your own kernel, make sure you
enabled Mac support.
Then do:
mount -t hfs /dev/fd0 /floppy
as root.
On 10-Nov-99 Antonio Rodriguez wrote:
How should I mount a win9* system, so that I can read the full file name
without the funny ~1 thing?
I have tried mount -t msdos , but this truncates the name to *~1.
I have a few linux files that I want to be able to recognize from the
linux
Also, how can I install shadow passwords in potato? I need them because
my other machines use them, and I use NIS to share passwords. The users
can't log in to the potato machine because there is no /etc/shadow. Would
it be enough to create a shadow file that contains nothing but +:
On 09-Nov-99 Michael Kevin O'Brien wrote:
Hola~
I'm running into the same problems as reported in bug 34449. Man fails when
I'm not root with man: can't set effective uid: Operation not permitted. Is
there a workaround??? Does anyone know if there is a scheduled or already
known fix???
On 09-Nov-99 Ralf G. R. Bergs wrote:
Hi there,
I'd like to create myself a Debian package for the new netfilter tools (since
there isn't yet one available to the best of my knowledge.)
Which tools do I need and where to look for instructions? I thought that
dpkg-
dev was the right
On 08-Nov-99 Bruno Boettcher wrote:
hello,
for apt i was able to make a symbolic link to a place where there is enough
place, but since apt isn't working anymore i am trying to make an upgrade
using the ftp method
unfortunately i do not find any config file where i can tell where to
On 09-Nov-99 denis miller wrote:
I have a cdrom mounted as mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
When I am finished with it as either a local mount or nfs mount I cannot
umount it.
I get the message it is busy.
I cd / to get out of the directory but no go!
Somewhere there is a command to
On Mon, Oct 25, 1999 at 09:35:19AM -0700, Bob Nielsen wrote:
After updating blackbox to 0.51.3-2, the Debian menu system is no
longer accessible. A right-click brings up a menu with only xterm,
Restart and Exit as options.
The changelog refers to looking for the menu in /etc/X11 and the
On 19-Oct-99 Brant Wells wrote:
Howdy Y'all
I'm doing an installation of Debian for a friend. He's got an IBM Thinkpad
360Cs w/8 megs of ram a 165 meg hard drive.
I need to get the TrendNet PCMCIA network card going, so I can mount the
Debian CD that's on My linux box... Help!
go
On 19-Oct-99 Ethan Benson wrote:
hello,
I am switching to debian from redhat land and have come across a
couple things that I have not been able to find complete answers to:
welcome aboard (-:
I have found and RTFM on update-rcd but it does not seem to be really
equivalent to
So, if anyone can solve my doubts and fears concerning the
suggested approach of converting the package or has any other solution
to this problem, PLEASE, e-mail me!
I have heard that a new framebuffer based driver is out for these cards. Might
try that. If you need help, ahzz
On 05-Oct-99 Rik Burt wrote:
Where can I find the Motif software. I am aware that it is a commercial
product but I don't know where to look for it. I am interested because
the Netscape pkg that dselect has requires it for certain versions of
netscape.
It is not in Debian. You must go
On 05-Oct-99 Johnie Ingram wrote:
... and would be willing to help at the Debian booth (#503, community
pavillion, check it out), or who knows good places to stay at in
Atlanta? Or who wants to planepool with the Novare team from Dallas?
Joey Hess and myself are going. We have one
On 01-Oct-99 eric k. wolven wrote:
Ray:
You suggested I didn't have textutils installed: both apt-get dselect say
the newest version is installed. (textutils-2.01).
Generally system is ok but the most recent update of gpm, message error says
id not found. Whatever is missing/not
On 22-Sep-99 dyer wrote:
Anybody running the kde 2.0 debs for slink at tdyc.com?
any regrets, blair witch-like evilness?
Why yes, your screen goes to black and white, jumps, and looks grainy.
Then your hard drive fills up with similar packages, but lower quality.
On 21-Sep-99 Mark Wright wrote:
I've been using the stable Debian distribution with my Toshiba Satellite
CDT230, with no problems (well, with few problems) for a few months now. To
enable sound and APM, though, I guess need to compile my own kernel. But
when I compile the kernel, I don't
On 14-Sep-99 Seth R Arnold wrote:
Ok, top was in the unstable yesterday. Today it is not? I miss top. I liked
top. It might not have been the best, nor the prettiest, but I liked it.
Does anyone know more about it?
It is in procps -- has been for some time.
geisha [~] $ dpkg -S top|grep bin
xpdf: /usr/bin/pdftops
procps: /usr/bin/top
snipped
and yes, that command actually runs. I maintain a absolutely current potato
box so I can compile packages.
Ok, seems the new version of procps (which my mirror did not have) does indeed
lack top. This fix is on its way to the maintainer.
Sorry for the confusion.
Why does the CPU wake up by itself, or so it seems? Could something be going
on in the background that wakes it up?
As a test, try disabling X screensaver. What may be happening is that
xscreensaver is performing some task, which wakes up the CPU.
APM functions based on time and idleness,
On 14-Sep-99 Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote:
Hi there,
unfortunately, as every attempt to make my programs work under glibc
2.1.x (now I'm not even sure if it's a glibc problem or if the problem
is on PGI's most recent F77 compiler, but it doesn't really matter, as
I'm running out of
Avoid fakeroot. It does bad things. Use sudo.
dpkg-buildpackage -rsudo
On 09-Sep-99 Marshal Wong wrote:
Could somebody send me the long listing of the root directory? I need
the proper permissions for /tmp since I fiddled around with it, and
now all the permissions are wrong. Thanks!
Here ya go.
root
Description: Binary data
On 08-Sep-99 David Blackman wrote:
I'm want to start writing perl c programs that actually do stuff. What
I'm wondering is this:
When I'm in X windows, and I highlight something, where does it go (I
know to the clipboard), but is that an actual file I can access?
In X, cut and paste is
On 06-Sep-99 Hamish Moffatt wrote:
I'm (experimenting with) converting my interactive
environment from tcsh to bash. One thing I miss: tcsh supports
a %B token in the prompt to go bold, and it expands it to something
terminal-specific at run time. Any way to do this in bash,
besides
On 07-Sep-99 Pere Camps wrote:
Hi!
I trying to learn to build packages from their source packages and
I've run into trouble.
I've just downloaded an source package from my mirror and now I'm
triying to make a compiled package. The package is ppp from the unstable
tree.
O'Reilly has a learning Debian coming out soon. Several other book makers do
as well. Look in your local book store.
that having been said, there is something flaky about the dhcp/dhclient setup
on
debian; i cannot understand why it works and then, when the cable co that I
connect
to has changed my ip or other features, i cannot connect; the purpose of dhcp
is to
be dynamic, is it not?
dhcp works off
On 01-Sep-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm setting up to upgrade my system to potato (while I sleep :) and know
that there's not enough room in /var/cache/apt/archives/. I've got another
partition to work with and could either symlink that dir to the new
partition, or move /var over
On 31-Aug-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'm new at this list and I want to ask something:
Is there any program to check which libraries are unused on a system, so,
any program doesn't depends on them ?
**ASSUMING** all items on your system are packages, go into dselect and use the
Short term:
on a system with working dns do a whois on the ISP. Use the name servers
listed there.
Long term:
the new PPPd will handle this. The initial support is there. Read some docs,
play around.
it means you need to setup your ppp dialer ( /etc/ppp/ppp-on )
to use dynamic ip instead of static...
No silly.
The IP while assigning IPs also gives out DNS via ppp, not dhcp. until
recently ppp did not know how to accept this dns info.
ppp does all the IP work. The problem is getting
Ok let's take it from the top.
Boot your machine into X, forget the dhcp thing for now.
In a term window, su to root and run dhcp. Then, highlight the text and go to
your email window. Click the middle mouse button when you have the cursor
where you want the text -- bammo cut and paste X
On 20-Aug-99 Pollywog wrote:
It looks as though there is a new release of xfmail. Is that correct?
I recompiled xfmail against gdbm and a few other clean-ups, closed all open
bugs, etc. I have been unable to find the maint and upstream is also dead. I
am the maintainer now until someone
On 19-Aug-99 Wim Kerkhoff wrote:
I have been using xfmail for a while, but find it crashing often on me, ie,
serveral times daily.
It doesn't give any errors, though, besides the Xfmail crashed... etc
dialog.
What is the best way of reporting bugs?
There is none. Either it works or it
*DANGER* 2.2.11 has memory leak issues and other fun nits. Make sure to
upgrade any and all boxen running it to the next release as soon as it comes
out.
The part I miss most is the context-sensitive TAB-completion, like
bash can not do this. However a coworker and fellow Debian developer uses zsh
and from what I have seen *NO* shell matches it.
He has tab complete for apt, dpkg, telnet, and other fun things.
On 19-Aug-99 Raymond A. Ingles wrote:
I'm currently running slink on a 2.0.36 kernel, but I want to move to
2.2.x to support the latest version (0.4.0) of the ALSA drivers. (I have
Trident 4Dwave-based card.)
I've done some poking around on the website, but I can't seem to find a
list
On 19-Aug-99 Tom wrote:
Hi all (soory if this comes twice),
I could use some assistance with tracking down an easy to use cgi lib for
C/C++. I've downloaded the cgic stuff but it is a bit too complicated and
involved in my opinion for parsing information from html forms (if you
know
On 19-Aug-99 Tom wrote:
Why C/C++? Because I'm too lazy to learn Perl :)
So look into Python. All the glory of C++ w/o the mess. Honest, it is worth
the week of effort.
class Foo:
def __init__(self):
self.i = 1
self.string = 'hi'
f = Foo()
print
/dev/mouse is a symlink (via ln -s) from whatever is your mouse. So if your
mouse is on com1 it should look like
/dev/mouse - /dev/ttyS0
a ps2 is psaux.
On 17-Aug-99 Bob C. Ruddy wrote:
When trying to start dhcpcd from the 'network.opts' file dhcpcd never
picks up the network information. When I run /etc/init.d/dhcpcd start it
works fine as long as I don't switch networks(see previous post). What
happens when I boot the system with 'DHCP=y'
On 30-Jul-99 erasmo perez wrote:
hi!
when i try to run netscape 4.61 in xfree86 3.3.4 with debian 2.1 and
kernel 2.2.1 i receive the following message:
netscape: error in loading shared libraries
libXpm.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
and in fact, i
[...]
cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage debian/tmp-image/boot/vmlinuz-2.0.36
chmod 644 debian/tmp-image/boot/vmlinuz-2.0.36
test -f System.map cp System.map \
debian/tmp-image/boot/System.map-2.0.36
test -f System.map chmod 644 \
Not to mention another package, but there is a nice app call wallp in potato.
It will update your wallpaper for you every so often. The easy way to use this
or your program is to add a line in .xinitrc in your home directory. If the
file does not exist, make it so it looks like:
exec some
On 24-Jul-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Netscape 4.61 as packaged in potato dies intermittently around window
destroy events. Does anyone know why?
We can only guess it to be glibc related ( it is compiled against 2.0 not 2.1
).
On 22-Jul-99 Daniel Ruoso wrote:
Hi,
Does anybody knows if there is a way to append (just put at last place
without entering any editor) a schedule to crontab
thanks..
echo 52 61 * * roottest -e /usr/sbin/anacron || run-parts --report
/etc/cron.monthly /etc/crontab
will
On 21-Jul-99 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to get debian working with DHCP, but something's wrong. The DHCP
client loads at boot, and when I run ifconfig the eth0 unspec addr, Bcast
and Mask all say '[NONE SET]'.
What is RX resp. TX packets?
RX == received
TX == sent
If eth0 is
On 19-Jul-99 Fu-Dong Chiou wrote:
Hi,
I guess this is an easy question, but can anyone tell me what device it
should be to mount a PCMCIA CD-ROM? Thanks!
On most laptops it is /dev/hdc. (First ide device, second controller).
Otherwise, place the pcmcia card into the laptop during boot
On 19-Jul-99 Klaus Pieper wrote:
Hi,
How can I install a tar package and replace a debian package. I would
like to install perl 5.005_03. I tried to remove the old one with
dselect and all the web packages were gone.
So, is there any chance either to remove the old perl stuff and keep the
On 13-Jul-99 David Mussington wrote:
Hi:
I have just purchased a used AST Ascentia 810N notebook pc. This system
doesn't have a cd rom drive, so I am forced to use a PCMCIA-enabled one to
install Debian. Could anyone tell me if the Debian 2.0 CD (I just bought
the official user guide
You need ncurses-dev.
In Debian a library exists as libfoo or sometimes just foo. To compile
something using that library requires the matching libfoo-dev or foo-dev.
On 06-Jul-99 Jef Elliott wrote:
Just joined the list - looks to be a good resource. Hope
someone can offer some insight or advice.
Are there any known concerns with the PIII chip and Linux?
Nope, other than it runs really fast (-:
We run Debian on several
On 01-Jul-99 Revenant wrote:
I dlded and installed the newer version of the i740 drivers, and I've
now got the screen running in 1024 x 768 mode okay (yay!) but it won't
use a colour depth of greater than 8. I've tried running startx with
the -bpp option and it still came up in 8-bit mode.
On 29-Jun-99 Wendell Buckner wrote:
I hate to be a novice Linux/Unix user but I can't help what I am!
Someone...please tell me
WHAT PACKAGE CONTAINS X WINDOWS!!!
The X Window System is a client server interface. You need client applications
(like those you listed) and a server that
On 29-Jun-99 Carl Fink wrote:
[This message has also been posted.]
I have a system that was installed from a Debian 2.0 CD-ROM, with
many packages upgraded to 2.1 or unstable via the web site.
One thing that has bugged me ever since I switched to gdm: my
.bashrc and .bash_profile files
On 27-Jun-99 Stuart Ballard wrote:
Is there any way I can allow remote hosts to access my machine via xdmcp
without running xdm on the machine itself? (running xdm seems to lock
the machine completely on a regular basis). Would running xdm without
managing any local displays solve the
On 27-Jun-99 The FreeStuff Web Ring wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to ./configure QT 2.00 but it won't seem to work. This is
the error I'm getting:
The environment variable $QTDIR is not set correctly. It is currently
set to , but it should be set to this directory, which is
/usr/local/qt.
On 24-Jun-99 Marcus Johansson wrote:
Hi!
We have a HP-UX box with dual cpu's, and the 'top' program shows the status
of
both cpu's, and even which cpu the processes are running on. Will the top
(the
GNU variant I guess) distributed with Debian 2.1 show anything like that? If
I
have
On 24-Jun-99 Peter Iannarelli wrote:
Then explain why xosview version 1.7.1 on potato
reports the activity of both CPUs.
Because people are always getting better at breaking the rules (-:
I've got an ATX system with APM enabled and working fine. I'd like to
disable the power button in software so that the machine effectively
cannot be switched off without root access - `shutdown -h now' would
still halt and power-down.
Is this possible? I can't find an option similar to
many computers bought in the last few mounts have agp
graphics cards. the x servers that come with debian slink
seem not capable to handle with them. how to work around
this problem? (possibly without upgrading to potato)
You have three options:
1) recompile X yourself (an option,
i want to modify the kernel for ip masq and apm how do i go about it?
my system is a 486 120 32 mb ram 4 hdd just installed from debain floppys
have nothing on it so what do i need to get?
Get:
source for kernel 2.2.10
and the following packages:
kernel-package
bin86
gcc
ncurses-dev
I rebuilt my kernel and have lost support for PPP, when I use 'pon'
it says the kernel lacks support.
I keep rebuilding and using 'make menuconfig' and I choose PPP
support under networking. I can't find any other reference to PPP.
What am I missing?
This is actually
On 10-Jun-99 matthew lamb wrote:
where can i get debian source code for the kernal so i can port it to
another platform??
There is no debian source code. Debian is based on the Linux kernel.
try ftp.us.kernel.org, look in /pub/linux/kernel.
What hardware are you porting to?
On 10-Jun-99 matthew lamb wrote:
i would like to know more about the low level end of tcp ip and how the
packets are handeled and formated on the transmission medium if you can
point me in the right direction i would be grateful.
Try the books by W. Richard Stevens. He is one of the key
USERS:
I'm going through the process of reading piles of DOC, but
maybe someone knows of the top of their head---
i'm having the same problem as freefood, getting my modem
up and dialing. it's a Megahertz XJ1144 and as far as I can
tell it's not a winmodem. So what do i need to do to
Wasn't there talk of an Unreal port about the time it was released? What
happened? Did anything come of it?
Who do we pester for a port?
Half-Life would be nice too!
I heard talk of a server, never a client.
On 05-Jun-99 Frederic Dumont wrote:
I'm using anacron to process cron jobs as soon as my computer starts. It used
to send an email at the end with the output of each job. It doesn't anymore.
The mail.log shows no sign of it, so it's not related to the mail delivery.
Does anyone have a
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