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To support revolution, certainly. To support the level of
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I don't read the letter as doing so.
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Debian policy requires that all packages be built on Debian autobuilders
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There is no such policy. Debian maintainers build their packages on their
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Use a pressure-cooker.
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I'm not clear on why Firefox couldn't be put in non-free though.
Because no DD felt like doing it.
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Zach writes:
Exactly how can I enable [dial on demand]?
Change-provider name-Advanced-Demand
How can I enable [persist] also?
Change-provider name-Advanced-Persist
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Gpg does symmetric encryption.
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It was reiterated by Mozilla that if it doesn't do this, it will lose
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doesn't sound right to me.
It needn't be right in order to be true. Trademark law is loony.
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Of course, they're fighting a losing battle in the casual usage...
In the US they have no power over casual usage.
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Max Hyre writes:
Of course, they're fighting a losing battle in the casual usage...
I wrote:
In the US they [Kimberly-Clark] have no power over casual usage
[of the word `Kleenex'].
Max Hyre writes:
Yes, the law offers no help there, but they fight the tendency as best
be conductive enough to heat up and catch fire. A new
natural sponge might heat up as well as it consists partially of protein.
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Atis writes:
Btw, Swiftfox (another ff clone) identifies as Firefox/2.0.0.1
(Swiftfox). I wonder, is usage Firefox in User-Agent also covered by
trademark?
I'm not a lawyer, but I find it extremely unlikely that such use would be
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Dear Debianists, Is there such a utility as apt-setup?
There are many. Vi, emacs, joe, nano...
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Kevin Mark writes:
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issues if you dont have a supported OS that they say you need to check
the HW?
Dell could supply a test CD loaded with their custom test software.
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If you had opened that file under Microsoft Windows your machine soon
_would_ have been sending out thousands of spams. It was a trojan and the
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probably don't want that.
There will be no abrupt upgrade when Etch is released. The new testing
will start off as an exact copy of Etch and then drift away from it as
packages migrate in from unstable.
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as if they are just warning you that everything may not
work (they're wrong). If so, just ignore the warning.
I'd also suggest taking your business elsewhere as these doofuses are
evidently not capable of putting up a standards-compliant site.
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If I'm the only one in the world with the problem, big whoop.
It's still a bug even if no one else on this list is currently affected by
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Doesn't look like Perl to me. Might be TECO, though.
You're right. Much more like TECO. Maybe a quotation from the first
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I dunno about the law in Russia, but in Texas what is illegal is
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There is no theft involved here.
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still installed. The seller _might_ be breaching
his contract with Microsoft by selling it, but that has nothing to do with
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Is there a way to uncompress something that identifies itself as a .gif
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First run 'file' on it. If it isn't what it claims to be you don't need to
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has lost an infringement suit or who has even been convicted of
criminal infringement could lose you a libel suit.
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get the data out.
Maybe. First take it out and try it in a different computer. Then try
chilling it and/or turning it upside down.
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...all I need is something _simple_...
How about a relay and a serial or parallel port?
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instructions. Use 'pon' to start the
connection and 'poff' to stop it, or use the Advanced menu in pppconfig
to set up demand-dialing. If you need a pointy-clicky front-end for pon
and poff install gpppon.
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some Web site always check for it
first in the Debian archive. If it is Free Software chances are that it is
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but they
are crap. Best to put the modem in bridge mode and use a seperate
router/firewall. I use an old Aptiva running Debian.
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Jim writes:
I need a small service like SAMBA. Does anyone know if there is an open
source similar to SAMBA, but much small size?
What problem are you trying to solve?
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For true security you'll never use computers, never use the telephone,
never write anything down, never use banks or other financial institutions,
and always pay cash.
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...OpenBSD is supposed to be the most secure firewall to which regular
people have access.
It's also probably the most secure firewall to which regular people don't
have access.
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.../sbin keeps those programs that only root can run...
No it doesn't.
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' package.
I have installed the ppp program as advised in a help section of the
Debian.org site but when I type in 'pppconfig' as advised on the root
terminal, it doesn't recognise the command.
Install pppconfig with 'aptitude install pppconfig' as root.
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Doug writes:
...you turn on the internet with pon provider (unless you provide another
provider name)...
Pon defaults to provider.
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David Baron writes:
Go to kde-apps.org, get pdfedit.
There's a debian package.
aptitude install pdfedit
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Exim in Debian is a political decision; due to licensing.
Not true.
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Free Software Guidelines.)
Postfix is in Debian/main. The license is clearly DFSG-free. Otherwise
Postfix would not be in Debian. And yes, of course the license was
discussed. New ones always are.
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sun-java6-jre - Sun Java(TM) Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 (architecture
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sun-java6-plugin - The Java(TM) Plug-in, Java SE 6
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. Applications talk to libc, not the kernel.
- Go to kernel.org and get the sources and build your own outside the
packaging system.
Or go to kernel.org and get the sources and use kernel-package to build
your own inside the packaging system, or else just use the Debian source
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If they are renting the modem to him they don't have to provide source. If
they sold it to him they do. It doesn't matter whether or not they
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that you connect to with a browser to configure it
(it may not need any configuration). Run pppoeconfig to configure Linux to
connect to it.
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wants you to install is just full of crapware that they
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Is it possible that the list inhibits this spam?
More than 99% of the mail hitting the servers is spam. What you see is
what gets past the filters.
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but I believe that the SMTP-time stuff was still
in effect. The problem has been fixed now, of course.
Unfortunately, once Debian has accepted this garbage and forwarded it to
a million victims, its much harder to block.
Spamassassin blocked most of it here.
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Mike Bird writes:
No, I checked headers during the flood. Debian was forwarding spam
directly received from hosts with PTR records without matching A records.
That just means it doesn't use your favorite method (because many ISPs have
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Do you somehow have the lists whitelisted?
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Write a script using something like cutmp3 to extract the ids and put them
(and the associated file name) in a file. Edit the file with any text
editor to remove the uninteresting entries. Run another script to move the
remaining files.
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as a router (like yours). I suggest
that you follow Mike Bird's advice below. You are making it more complex
than it is.
Does anyone know how I can fix the Cannot determine ethernet address for
proxy ARP?
Ignore it. It's just a warning that, in this case, means nothing.
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into the modem. You do that via the Web page I mentioned above. Do so and
everything should just work
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Larry writes:
I know there's a problem with the `resolv.conf` but I don't know how to
fix it.
Try sudo apt-get remove --purge zeroconf.
I can't find `route`.
/sbin/route
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Mike Bird writes:
I looked at your resolv.conf in your earlier post and I don't see a
problem. What problem do you see?
He has no default route.
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that is
used to configure it is on port 80 at that address. Browsers automatically
connect to port 80. Other services provided by the modem (such as name
service) are on other ports.
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The spam simply has disappeared.
You can have mine.
Neither the hosting outfit nor my local ISP has an explanation.
One of them probably started doing some filtering, using an RBL, checking
rDNS, etc.
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So, if a year down the road, you add more RAM and commensurately want to
increase the swap space, you're stuck.
Adding memory is not a reason to increase swap.
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so a device does not need to be mounted for a sync to work?
Sync only affects file systems on mounted devices.
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dhcpcd is installed and configured correctly?
He neither needs nor wants dhcp for dialup.
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He neither needs nor wants dhcp for dialup.
Ron Johnson writes:
How else does the machine get it's IP address?
It gets the gateway IP (and its own IP) via scripts run by pppd when it
brings up the connection.
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Install pppconfig. Run it as root and answer the questions. You can add
yourself as a ppp user in the Advanced menu. You will then be able to
start ppp with pon and stop it with poff.
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That's what I usually do [us pppconfig], but for a newbie, wvdial is a
handy app.
Why?
I think it needs ppp installed though. Does it drag it in as a
dependency, or is it a separate install scenario?
Wvdial depends on ppp.
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[Wvdial] is handy for a newbie.
Only when it works.
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I'd recommend to leave mails on the server, if you are using POP3, to
ensure they aren't lost in case of a power failure.
Because, as we all know, ISPs _never_ lose mail.
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had a motherboard damaged
was when I was using an internal modem.
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Ron Johnson writes:
The USR 5610C is an internal hard modem. And because it's internal,
there's no need for extra wires, a wall-wart power supplies, etc.
Because it is inside your computer it also provides extra opportunities for
lightning damage.
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David Brodbeck writes:
...have you considered putting the machine in another room and placing
only the monitor, keyboard, and mouse at your wife's workstation?
Or put the computer in the basement and set her up with a diskless
X-terminal based on an old, slow pc.
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and infrared is 10,000GHz. Ultraviolet is
even higher.
And everything at a temperature above absolute zero emits radiation at all
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I wrote:
Halogens are incandescents. They just use a bit of chemistry to run hotter
than ordinary incandescents.
Doug writes:
In the process, we've been told by EMF researchers, they also emit more
EMF than regualar non-chemical incandescents.
Who are these EMF researchers?
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Mutt handles any standard form of mail box format, including
on_some_other_server(don't much care how), aka. imap.
Internet Message Access Protocol is a protocol, not a file format.
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somewhere or mirrored as
a newsgroup? If not how would Google have gotten at it?
Sure wouldn't want anyone keeping tabs on those posts.
Now your boss knows they exist.
BTW, this bit about goats is a complete and hopefully humorous
fabrication.
Sure it is. _Sure_ it is.
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to any mailing list.
Only mailing lists that are publically archived. Google has no way to get
at private lists.
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I wrote:
This is a mailing list? Is it publically archived somewhere or mirrored as
a newsgroup?
--D. writes:
Yes, it is. Read-only IIRC.
I was referring to his mythical goat list. Having been on debian-user for
more than ten years, I am well aware of its nature.
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Daniel writes:
I'm sure some guy at Google is wondering why they just got a spike in
searches for Overly Fond of Goats...
So how many hits did you get?
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Roberto C. Sanchez writes:
First, back in the early days, there were serious licensing issues (not
so serious anymore, but they still exist) with Qt.
I know of no licensing issues with Qt. It is distributed under the GPL.
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Curt Howland wrote:
I have no idea where this 169.254.185.184 is coming from. Until 2.6.17,
the DHCP server address of 192.168.1.16 was all that ever showed up.
You may have zeroconf installed (one of the desktop packages recommends it
for no good reason). Purge it.
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you do `dpkg -l \*foo\*' and it tells you there's no such
thing. Why not have a `apt-get list' or something like that? Or does it
exist already?
man apt-cache
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, and the maintainer thinks it's ok. Complex packages
with many dependencies can take quite a while.
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And is it not broken is some way in the meantime?
No. No package enters Testing until all its dependencies are satisfied.
That's the largest difference between Unstable and Testing.
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selectively upgrade individual packages, and occasionally do a general
upgrade when everything seems ok.
I also use neither Gnome nor KDE.
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be careful. I should think that would be obvious.
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Mike McCarty wrote:
The use of any *NIX type file system which keeps access dates/times will
cause wearout very quickly.
celejar writes:
Can't it be mounted read-only?
Or just noatime.
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PAolo writes:
What can I do if I want Emacs to start with console interface?
'emacs -nw'
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Andrei Popescu wrote:
This is the rule for stable. Grave bugs are fixed for the next update
though.
Vincent Lefevre writes:
And this can take months. Losing mail for months is not acceptable.
Updates are available from proposed-updates.
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John Kelly writes:
Content filtering is a treadmill.
Works fairly well for me.
Origin filtering is better.
And unavailable to those of us who cannot run our own servers.
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