Hi all!
Thanks to the ones, who helped me with my smail configuration problem.
(Martin Bialasinski, David Stern and Bob Nielsen)
But, NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT! Hey it's not so different at all.
Now that my eMail works fine, I also want to access to USENET News. Until now,
I could
Hi!
I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
distribution tree? Binary Something?
Thanx for your support
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On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:33:50AM +0100, Pancho Horrillo wrote:
Hi!
I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
distribution tree? Binary Something?
Bo is a character from the film 'Toy Story'.
Regards
Joey
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Does anyone out there know where I can get libgif2? Preferably in .deb
form?
Apparently I need it to be able to install KDE
Thanks
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According to Pancho Horrillo:
Hi!
I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
distribution tree? Binary Something?
Thanx for your support
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A very good question: bo stands for bo as in bo peep a character from Toy
Story.
Asher Haig wrote:
Does anyone out there know where I can get libgif2?
Preferably in .deb
form?
Apparently I need it to be able to install KDE
Thanks
--Asher
The KDELIB file should contain this file
Brett Wildermoth
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I am trying to set up amanda for our network. I have a Debian bo
machine on it. I can't seem to get amanda going. The original
distribution core dumpps while runing configure! It's trying tocheck
for dump =E at the time BTW.
There is a package for hamm, bit
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes:
On Fri, 26 Dec 1997 23:35:55 GMT, Rick wrote:
Matrox Mystique II, 4mb
Getting vga mode to work should be pretty simple. The only reason svga
might not be as easy is that I dunno if your vid card is supported and
it'd be advisable to find out your
Here's the latest...
On Sun, Dec 28, 1997 at 03:06:59PM -0700, Jason and Heather wrote:
On Sun, Dec 28, 1997 at 10:26:13AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On my system, this line results in a 10 second freeze up, and then
Failed initialization of WD-7000 SCSI card!
Thanks for the
Timothy Hospedales [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know what the story is with JDK? .According to my packages
file, the stable debian packages is ver 1.0.2.. Sun recently released
ver 1.2 (For Solaris/Windoze)..
Is the package behind because Sun hasn't released any / any
Timothy Hospedales wrote:
IS there a dpkg option to list all the installed packages?
dpkg -l
since it keeps track of what is installed, I presume there must be some
file somewhere which has them listed in it, anyone happen to know which
file that is?
/var/lib/dpkg/status
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Rob [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all.
A brief question, which I suspect may require a verbose answer... Is there
a way to install debain using ftp on a dial-up connection?
I suspect one may have to install ppp support from an alternate console
before dselect will work, but is there a
George Bonser wrote:
I sangged the below from the Caldera mailing list. It describes a method
that Red Hat has come up with so that packages can add themselves to the
menus of different window managers when the package is installed. It is
GPLed and looks like a good idea.
Debian already has
I sangged the below from the Caldera mailing list. It describes a method
that Red Hat has come up with so that packages can add themselves to the
menus of different window managers when the package is installed. It is
GPLed and looks like a good idea.
Debian already has the excellent menu
Nicolás Lichtmaier wrote:
I sangged the below from the Caldera mailing list. It describes a method
that Red Hat has come up with so that packages can add themselves to the
menus of different window managers when the package is installed. It is
GPLed and looks like a good idea.
Debian
George Bonser wrote:
How do you make the debian menus work with a text display? I have never
seen such a menu. What command do you run do display such a menu on a
text terminal session?
You use a program such as pdmenu[1], which displays menus on a text display.
It's a debian package, install
. . . I want to download my (a little more than a) handfull
newsgroups, and read it offline.
There are (of course) several ways to do this. I use suck, which
downloads news and stores it on a local news spool. This is probably
more work than you want to bother with.
I suggest you look at
If anyone here is known on the Caldera/Red Hat lists we should ask them to
post a follow up to the original message.
If we could get some element of standarization between Debian/Red
Hat/Caldera it would be [IMHO] a Good Thing.
Someone want to voluenteer?
Adam.
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
with your resources. DejaNews (http://www.dejanews.com) searches the
Debian List, so if you have a question which you think is likely to be
common (I'd imagine configuring a deskjet is somewhat common), you
might try searching the list
George Bonser wrote:
Hey! Way cool! I had pdmenu but had never used it. Now ... if only more
programs put themselves into the menuing system ... :(
File wishlist bugs, and upgrade to hamm, which has far more programs using
it than did bo (if you're still using bo, that is..).
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Adam Shand wrote:
If anyone here is known on the Caldera/Red Hat lists we should ask them to
post a follow up to the original message.
If we could get some element of standarization between Debian/Red
Hat/Caldera it would be [IMHO] a Good Thing.
Someone want to voluenteer?
Not me, but
has anyone installed accelx 4.1 on a bo system. I have a copy and
wanted to install it. But the last time I did it rendered Xfree
unusable. It ate the kb database.
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has anyone installed accelx 4.1 on a bo system. I have a copy and
wanted to install it. But the last time I did it rendered Xfree
unusable. It ate the kb database.
It's a feature of AX 4.1. Next time before installing AX, backup
you /etc/X11 directory and restore after installation.
Alex
Hi,
I want to run Netscape Conference on a PC behind an IP masquerading
firewall, to talk to the real world. So I need something to redirect
the ports.
I've looked at redir; I start it up standalone on the three ports
Netscape wants to use, but it seems to die straight away. This is not good.
I
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
George Bonser wrote:
Hey! Way cool! I had pdmenu but had never used it. Now ... if only more
programs put themselves into the menuing system ... :(
File wishlist bugs, and upgrade to hamm, which has far more programs using
it than did bo (if
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, Martin Bialasinski wrote:
Ok. I've narrowed it down -- smail doesn't like mail addressed to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- if I tell fetchmail to use procmail as the delivery
agent, everything is fine, but otherwise sendmail seems to send itself
into infinite loops trying to
I have just upgraded my Debian 1.2 to the latest bleeding edge stuff
using HAMM, and have found that my nfsd appears to occasionally go
into oblivion for no apparent reason. I have to stop and restart
(using /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs) periodically as things just hang on the
client machines.
Has
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997 19:59:52 PST, George Bonser wrote:
I really would not want to see debian-user on deja news ... deja-news is a
spam harvester's dream. If deja-news picks it up, I would want to see all
articles from the gateway have an X-No-Archive: yes header inserted so
that the
On Sun, 28 Dec 1997, David Stern wrote:
essentially: What will it take to get a (any) search function for
debian-user? Or conversely, what is blocking a search function from
being implemented? Or does a search function plan already exist? ..
Well, you can hit the archives at
Is a netmask of 255.255.255.128 (ie half a class C) 25 bits of
address, ie a /28 designator for tools that use that form of netmask?
I think it should but have never really known the rules for this.
I figure 32 bits is one host (255.255.255.255), 24 bits is
a class C (255.255.255.0); half of a
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Hamish Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is a netmask of 255.255.255.128 (ie half a class C) 25 bits of
address, ie a /28 designator for tools that use that form of netmask?
Yes, it's 25 bits, but it's not a /28, it's a /25 ofcourse ..
Mike.
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On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 01:09:16PM +0100, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Hamish Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is a netmask of 255.255.255.128 (ie half a class C) 25 bits of
address, ie a /28 designator for tools that use that form of netmask?
Yes, it's 25
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On Sun, 21 Dec 1997, Orn E. Hansen wrote:
Maybe a /etc/domain is there for NIS/YP?
Exactly.
And to change the domainname, you need to change:
/etc/resolv.conf
/etc/hosts
The latter should contain at the ip address of each of the hosts
interfaces.
Nils
I'm stumped again. I've lost my ability to control xhost for more than a
minute or so. This is fairly recent.
my xhost + . . . line in .xsession used to let me specify my common hosts,
including localhost. No longer.
It is necessary to do an xhost + immediately before a program tries to
Greetings,
I have two Debian boxes that sit on my Network. The network is host to
about 100 domains. Along with acting as the DNS for the network, the two
boxes also act as MX relay for all of the domains. The problem is someone
out there found my boxes and used them to dump spam.
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Daniel Gross wrote:
But, NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT! Hey it's not so different at all.
Now that my eMail works fine, I also want to access to USENET News. Until now,
I could read it online (using tin), but the german Telekom (our phone
company)
has horrible
On Tue, 23 Dec 1997, Tim Ferrell wrote:
Nope, I double checked this to be sure. I have only aliases in my
bashrc files (global, user, and root). I am inclined to think that this
is being set by a default config file somewhere though, because of the
inclusion of /usr/bin/X11 - I always refer
On Wed, 24 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
When I try to dial my ISP using /etc/ppp.chatscript in my ppp.log file I
get this message:
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: ATDT7454342(a carrot goes here)M
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: Couldn't match host name or address -
please try
On Tue, 23 Dec 1997, Lazar Fleysher wrote:
~/startx -- :1
_XSERVTransSocketINETCreateListener: ...SocketCreateListener() failed
_XSERVTransMakeAllCOTSServerListeners: server already running
Fatal server error:
Cannot establish any listening sockets - Make sure an X server isn't
already
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
Shouldn't smailconfig automatically assume that
hostname=localhost:foo:foo.domain.com
should be added in /etc/smail/config? The only way to do this currently
is to answer the Is this system known by any other names? question with
Yes; localhost
Martin Bialasinski wrote:
On Wed, 24 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
When I try to dial my ISP using /etc/ppp.chatscript in my ppp.log file I
get this message:
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: ATDT7454342(a carrot goes here)M
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: Couldn't match host
Hello everybody.., can some one here suggest me sites on the net where I
can buy cheap computer hardwares, somebody suggest me a good site a week
ago, where I can buy things very very cheap, something like a brand new
sony 17 monitor for around $300, but I accidentally deleted my netscape
user
I have an IP address of 56.88.7.156 on my network at work. My printer
IP address (HP Jetdirect card) is 192.0.0.192. How can I talk to it?
Brian Schramm
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I'm planning to set up my first Debian box from the InfoMagic collection
sometime in the next few weeks. I have a choice between XF86 and Metro-X
X-Servers. I'm using a Number Nine 9FX Reality 332 card with 2MB. Any
recommendations, pros, cons, etc.
Also, any recommendations, pros, cons,
I've configured XF86 (correctly I think) but evertime I try to start it
with the X command, I get a grey screen and an X cursor. Nothing
happens after that.
try 'startx' instead.
Can anybody help?
I hope this helps.
GK.
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On Mon, 22 Dec 1997, Anthony Landreneau wrote:
My root partition, of 400 megs is full. The partition /usr and that of
/var are all on their own partition. I have looked in every directory for
a core file, and have scanned for viruses. There is no reason
Aaron Walker wrote:
How would I go about changing my domain name? Thanks for your help.
From your earlier message I'm guessing that you want to assign a
real, live DNS name to your machine as opposed to changing what
your machine thinks it is. You need to contact the holders of the
DNS zone
Running hamm I tried to install the various Linux Gazette packages.
However, they depend on libwww-perl. Fine, but after selecting
libwww-perl it says it needs libmd5-perl and libmime-base64-perl and
these are nowhere to be found. Anyone know what the status is of these
packages? Thanks in
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Randy Edwards wrote:
Running hamm I tried to install the various Linux Gazette packages.
However, they depend on libwww-perl. Fine, but after selecting
libwww-perl it says it needs libmd5-perl and libmime-base64-perl and
these are nowhere to be found. Anyone know what
My current Debian system is off FTP sites. I am looking to buy Debian on
CD when the next version comes out with libc6 standardized. What are the
pro's and con's have you guys noticed for the different vendors?
Thanks,
Timothy.
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On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Tim Sailer wrote:
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: ATDT7454342(a carrot goes here)M
Dec 24 09:52:42 speedy chat[827]: Couldn't match host name or address -
please try again(carrot goes here)M
I think he is using pap, and pap-secrets doesn't match the hostname.
Daniel Gross wrote:
Hi all!
Thanks to the ones, who helped me with my smail configuration problem.
(Martin Bialasinski, David Stern and Bob Nielsen)
But, NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT! Hey it's not so different at all.
Now that my eMail works fine, I also want to access to
I'm running a bo system and have just installed slrn (and slrnpull).
No problems with the install, or setting up slrnpull to query the NNTP
server at my ISP. I can see in the log that articles are being pulled
down, and I can see them spread about under /var/spool/slrnpull/news.
I've RTFMed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm stumped again. I've lost my ability to control xhost for more than a
minute or so. This is fairly recent.
my xhost + . . . line in .xsession used to let me specify my common hosts,
including localhost. No longer.
It is necessary to do an xhost +
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Timothy Hospedales wrote:
My current Debian system is off FTP sites. I am looking to buy Debian on
CD when the next version comes out with libc6 standardized. What are the
pro's and con's have you guys noticed for the different vendors?
I bought my 1.2 CD from
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WHile I'm at it, should I be using something other than xhost? the fm's i rt
'd seem to suggest I should be using magic cookies instead.
Yes. Here was a posting about this some time ago. I quote it below.
Ciao,
Martin
From: Christian
Martin wrote,
From: Christian Hudon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 14:48:19 +
Subject: xauth +, not a good idea...
If you don't trust every user on your machine, you'll need to learn a bit
about xauth. xauth list $DISPLAY will list the key for the display
$DISPLAY.
Hi,
I have a .forward file with the following line:
|IFS=' ' p=/usr/bin/procmail test -f $p exec $p -Yf- || exit 75
#mario
This used to work under sendmail. Now, I just replaced sendmail
with smail and I can't get my email filtered trough procmail.
The replacement
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Martin Schulze wrote:
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:33:50AM +0100, Pancho Horrillo wrote:
Hi!
I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
distribution tree? Binary Something?
Bo is a character from the film 'Toy Story'.
And what about hamm?
The problem was: When I dial into my ISP, I get a prompt that says: host: here
I
type ppp then my username and password. How would I get it to type ppp? Would I
just change my ppp.chatscript to say?
ABORTNO DIALTONE
ATDT7454342
ppp
login amwalker
password
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Michael Stutz wrote:
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Martin Schulze wrote:
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:33:50AM +0100, Pancho Horrillo wrote:
Hi!
I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
distribution tree? Binary Something?
Bo is a character
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
The problem was: When I dial into my ISP, I get a prompt that says: host:
here I
type ppp then my username and password. How would I get it to type ppp?
Would I
just change my ppp.chatscript to say?
ABORTNO DIALTONE
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
: On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Michael Stutz wrote:
:
: On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Martin Schulze wrote:
:
: On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:33:50AM +0100, Pancho Horrillo wrote:
:Hi!
:
:I have a silly question: What does 'bo' stand for in Debian
:
Happy Holidays,
I have a 2 part question and as always I'd appreciate any and all
information!
1: In my .bash_profile I would like to initiate X everytime I login
at the console but not when logging in remotely. I experience 2
problems.
1. When I merely enter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Martin wrote,
From: Christian Hudon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 21 Jun 1997 14:48:19 +
Subject: xauth +, not a good idea...
If you don't trust every user on your machine, you'll need to learn a bit
about xauth. xauth list $DISPLAY will list the key
I believe you can do this by something like the following:
if [ `tty | grep -v ttyp` != ]; then
startx
fi
but I would test it first by replacing startx with echo hello world.
Note, try echo $TERM to see why your other solution didn't work (should
be linux). This eliminates the problem
I got it working. Thanks to all that helped. But now another, sorta related
question...
Now that I can connect to my ISP under Linux, is it possible to connect under
Linux
then get access from netscape under my Win95 box (their both connected via
ethernet)?
How would I do this?
Brandon
Err, I just ^Z a dpkg -i and killed the process and now of course it tells
me that:
dpkg: status database area is locked - another dpkg/dselect is running
What do I do to fix this? I was in the middle of installing rc564 so it
wasn't anything mission critical.
TIA,
Adam.
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Hey guys! I've got a really *bizarre* problem!!! When I am using my PPP
dialup connection, I can use everything on the 'net perfectly. EXECEPT,
that I cannot access any dialup IP's in my ISP's domain, including my own.
Any attempt at contacting, using the IPs directly, or via a dyn.ml.org
Ian Keith Setford wrote:
Happy Holidays,
I have a 2 part question and as always I'd appreciate any and all
information!
1: In my .bash_profile I would like to initiate X everytime I login
at the console but not when logging in remotely. I experience 2
problems.
Ian Keith Setford [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1:In my .bash_profile I would like to initiate X everytime I login
at the console but not when logging in remotely. I experience 2
problems.
How about using xdm? It will give a X login at the console.
Edit /etc/X11/config to
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
I got it working. Thanks to all that helped. But now another, sorta related
question...
Now that I can connect to my ISP under Linux, is it possible to connect under
Linux
then get access from netscape under my Win95 box (their both connected via
Once again, I'm having some problems with networking.
I at least got my card working now (was having problems before that I
fixed by recompiling new kernel and pcmcia modules etc.) but now the
networking isn't loading correctly when it boots.
When I boot up networking simply doesn't work. eth0
I have searched the FAQ's but I still can't find the answer to this
one. I have a new machine with 128 Mb. of memory. When I boot a
standard kernel using the standard lilo configuration from Debian the
kernel reports only 64 Mb of memory. Could someone tell me what I
change to have the kernel
Do fg at the prompt where you ^Z'd it.
Brandon
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Adam Shand wrote:
Err, I just ^Z a dpkg -i and killed the process and now of course it tells
me that:
dpkg: status database area is locked - another dpkg/dselect is running
What do I do to fix this? I was in the
I haven't got any mail from user-digest for a while. Then suddenly got
this huge mail (1.8M) from the debian-change. Is there anything wrong with
the server?
**
* Feng Qian *
* Dept. of Pharmacol. Physiol. Sci.
Hi guys,
I'm new to the Linux scene, actually want to get into the Linux scene
and have two copies that I could start out with, Debian 1.3.1 and
Caldera OpenLinux Standard. Please tell me which flavor would be best
for a newbie and why. I'm excited about Linux and ready to get rolling
with it.
I am using MI/X on both win95 and mac. I remembered there were some
problems to install MI/X for win95. It seemed you need two files from the
Micrographics in order to decompress the file0001.bin. Anyhow, my copy
works fine on a win95 machine. I suggest you go to the micrographics home
page to
Do fg at the prompt where you ^Z'd it.
Uh, I realise that. I ^Z'd it and *killed* the process. It's no longer
running. There is now a stale lock file and I need to know where it's
kept so that I can delete it.
Thanks,
Adam.
Err, I just ^Z a dpkg -i and killed the process and now of
On 29 Dec 1997, Douglas Bates wrote:
I have searched the FAQ's but I still can't find the answer to this
one. I have a new machine with 128 Mb. of memory. When I boot a
standard kernel using the standard lilo configuration from Debian the
kernel reports only 64 Mb of memory. Could someone
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Adam Shand wrote:
Do fg at the prompt where you ^Z'd it.
Uh, I realise that. I ^Z'd it and *killed* the process. It's no longer
running. There is now a stale lock file and I need to know where it's
kept so that I can delete it.
rm -f /var/lib/dpkg/{lock,methlock}
On 29 Dec 1997, Douglas Bates wrote:
I have searched the FAQ's but I still can't find the answer to this
one. I have a new machine with 128 Mb. of memory. When I boot a
standard kernel using the standard lilo configuration from Debian the
kernel reports only 64 Mb of memory. Could someone
On 29 Dec 1997, Douglas Bates wrote:
I have searched the FAQ's but I still can't find the answer to this
one. I have a new machine with 128 Mb. of memory. When I boot a
standard kernel using the standard lilo configuration from Debian the
kernel reports only 64 Mb of memory. Could someone
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
I believe there is a kernel option called IP_MASQ that you would be
interested in. However, I haven't done this yet (I plan on it when I
decide how I will connect my boxes together).
Yes! I use it on my system here. My Win3.11 machine acts
My current Debian system is off FTP sites. I am looking to buy Debian on
CD when the next version comes out with libc6 standardized. What are the
pro's and con's have you guys noticed for the different vendors?
For now, the only thing I can tell you for sure is that you should *NOT*
buy
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Timothy Hospedales wrote:
Hey guys! I've got a really *bizarre* problem!!! When I am using my PPP
dialup connection, I can use everything on the 'net perfectly. EXECEPT,
that I cannot access any dialup IP's in my ISP's domain, including my own.
Any attempt at
Howdy...
I subscribed here about .. 2 months ago.. since then i had
to unsubscribe as i've been to busy lately..
When i unsubscribed, i was told that an error occurered, and
i was never even on the mailing list.. ok, i thought, it's
fine, i'm not getting any more mail, it's taken me off the
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:06:58PM -0500, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
password \qpassword\q
\qpassword\q
Incidentally, you don't want the second \q; it will turn echo to the log
back on, and the password WILL then go into the log.
hamish
Brandon writes:
ABORTNO DIALTONE
ATDT7454342
host:ppp
amwalker
\qpassword\q
Better:
ABORT NO DIALTONE
ABORT NO CARRIER
ABORT VOICE
ABORT BUSY
ATZ
OK ATDT7454342
CONNECT
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 04:41:52PM +, Timothy Hospedales wrote:
Hey guys! I've got a really *bizarre* problem!!! When I am using my PPP
dialup connection, I can use everything on the 'net perfectly. EXECEPT,
that I cannot access any dialup IP's in my ISP's domain, including my own.
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Cleto Pescia wrote:
For now, the only thing I can tell you for sure is that you should *NOT*
buy the Debian CDs from Greenbush Technologies Corp. (www.greenbush.com).
I ordered the official CD set in September by filling out their
secure on-line form, they charged my
Work-Needing and Prospective Packages for Debian GNU/Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
$Id: packages.sgml,v 1.64 1997/12/29 23:13:55 johnie Exp $
1. General Questions
1.1. Before reading this document
You should have read the Debian GNU/Linux FAQ
http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/.
1.2. Purpose of this
Does it really matter? On my machine, the only person that can view the logs,
is root.
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Mon, Dec 29, 1997 at 02:06:58PM -0500, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
password \qpassword\q
\qpassword\q
Incidentally, you
That's what I was after. Thank you very much.
Adam.
Uh, I realise that. I ^Z'd it and *killed* the process. It's no longer
running. There is now a stale lock file and I need to know where it's
kept so that I can delete it.
rm -f /var/lib/dpkg/{lock,methlock}
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