you didn't install all of it...
I have RH4.* in front of me now. For what it is worth,
$ rpm -qf /usr/man/man8/clock.8
util-linux-2.5-34.1
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quot;,name,max)}'
}
I leave it up to you to learn about find and gawk (you must, if you
are serious about Linux at all), and I suppose you'll figure out why I
used "echo -n" and what the hell ${1:-.} is (no, it is not a
smiley...).
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members, not through the list. I only got confirmations of my own
postings, not of the postings by others.
I don't think we get a lot of spam on the list, do we? In any case, I
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find this file in my system also.
What is wrong here?
Sounds like libc-devel is not installed. Find the RPM on your
distribution media and install the usual way.
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Manages unix time (32 bits). It uses the GNU get_date(3)
and ctime_without_nl(3) to resolve strings. */
I don't know what these functions are. I suppose they are some
wrappers to strftime(3).
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Did you know that BUG selss RH5.2 for 360 NIS ?
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Yes.
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There is also __FILE__ that evaluates to the source being compiled (full
pathname: beware)
Actually, no - it's just the file name, without the path.
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cates 4k on an Intel
machine?
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and .. ahmm... who ?
anyone can help ?
This looks like a linking problem. You didn't link the right
library. Are you sure you are linking libc in? I think crypt is in
libc, at least I see the symbol there. Of course, I assume you
#included unistd.h.
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going on...
Oded
It's kinda difficult to figure out what is going on given information
like "changed here, changed there". Did you change your makefile? Has
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PARAM" ]
then ...
else ...
fi
Constructs like ${parameter:?word} (man bash) may also be useful.
Hope it helps.
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TIA,
David
From your own message and the man page snippet you quote, it looks
like this is the default rcfile ($HOME/.procmailrc), and it is group
writable. The easy solution is
chmod 600 ~/.procmailrc
- try it.
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pies are simply being smart, I suppose. I don't
remember if it was posted to the list or sent to me in a private
mail. I owe you a reply, btw - have been pressed for time lately,
sorry. - OG]
It looks like trying to argue on semantical grounds that not paying
for services rendered doesn't seem v
with RH 5.*, or with emacs-20.3-15 that came with RH 6.0. Apropos
has an (almost empty) html-mode node though. What gives? Xemacs
has html-mode. The above will work for Xemacs and GNU emacs alike.
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If you have /etc/redhat-version, it's probably Red Hat.
I believe it is /etc/redhat-release
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and is only 1 char longer, and is shorter than
if [ -w foo ]; then do_sth_with foo; fi
I actually use the first form in my scripts and prefer it to the
second one). Otherwise, just kidding ;-)
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at the ISP. You
have sendmail-doc installed, haven't you?
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intf("getchar accept %c\n",num);
return EXIT_SUCCESS; /* main return a value */
}
Compile it and run:
$ ./a.out
1234567890
scanf accept 123456789
getchar accept 0
$
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ull down the "Emacs-Lisp" menu
and tick the "Debug on error" box. After that repeat the sequence that
leads to the error, and send me (post to the list at your discretion)
the exact sequence and the full debugging output, and maybe - just maybe,
see the disclaimer abo
seconds typing
C-h a search RET
and isearching for case a couple of times. No, this is not a flame,
it's a tip for the future.
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es. Learn to procmail them ;-)
Most importantly, do your best to make as much progress as you can
towards the solution before asking for help. The help/flame ratio
grows with the perceived amount of effort that you have invested.
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succeeds to crash
without outside help...
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More on the same from AP - even less off-topic:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/headlines/ap/technology/story.html?s=v/ap/19990806/tc/online_security_1.html
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can just look into
/var/log/messages or wherever the log goes.
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I was wondering why the W2K test site was down the whole day
yesterday. It's back up today, with this in "Status":
"The Windows 2000 Internet Test Site is so popular we also
to got a new machine to add more capacity!"
Couldn't handle the load, eh?
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URL and didn't know
it was on /. (Frodo: where? If you have the URL handy, could you mail
me privately please?). Let's forgive him this last time - and a filter
might be a good idea indeed.
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"Life's not fair, bu
ted by ssh (idea, 3des, etc.) are too powerful
and are not allowed by this law. He referred to a law called "Chok
Hazofen".
http://www.itpolicy.gov.il/zofen.htm
I think it has been discussed on this list before.
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of the word
I am no expert, but there was a discussion about 3 weeks ago on the
linux-security mailing list - search dejanews for "audit AND Lucy"
(sic!) - you'll get right to it.
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post such messages here as well (and only such
messages).
Wasn't there a linux-il-announce for this purpose?
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"Avi Boots" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
try this link:
http://www.cdrom.com/titles/linux/business_applications.phtml
avi.
I believe the question was about system call auditing, not auditing in
the business sense ;-)
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sbin/rmmod is there
at all (it probably is, just sanity check)? The output goes (read:
should go) to syslog (with the -s option), so maybe you'll find more
info there.
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http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,41002,00.html
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er decided that the functionality of
lsmod or whatever beast checks for modules should be external to
rmmod, then the docs should say so (maybe they do), and whoever write
the cron stanza (RH?) should have made it safe. Should this be brought
to the attention of RH?
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nza that was, I assume, a part
of the distribution, makes an assumption that it should not make. Not
much harm done, but it seems to me there is room for
improvement. Let's cut it here - the question was asked and answered.
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man ps2ascii ?
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with Gnus, and use only Gnus. But how come you
get duplicates if your Gnus removes them?
This message is sent to ILUG only, as a token of courtesy.
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e2 file6 file8
Hope it helps.
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- it gives you a clear answer to your question, doesn't it?
BTW, the jobs are working..it is just that it keep giving me those
messages.
Examine your cron scripts and fix the problem.
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-d)
bzip2 does accept -d (for decompress), so this should work. I have not
tried this, though.
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be mentioned in the FAQ (I think it isn't). I am
posting this to the list rather than privately to the owner mostly
because I think many members will find it useful.
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and
others make suggestions for improvement.
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can't deal with crtscts?), but I expect that
there will be very few basic option sets, enumerable.
Again, if the user doesn't know how to install PPP or how to compile
the kernel, we can assume that someone has done it for him. And I
believe we can expect the ability to edit a text file and to chmod
accordi
Oleg Goldshmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
kill `ps auxw | grep [p]ppd | awk '{print $2}'`
just make it
kill `ps auxw | awk '/[p]ppd/ {print $2}'`
before someone else points it out ;-)
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dorit ben shalom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As a staff member in one of Isreal's universities,
snip
The people in charge are less than happy to touch the file.
Any work arounds?
Are there any Israeli universities left with no sysadmin
on this list? ;-)
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very educational. Don't
worry - nearly every explanation ends with "if you don't have a clue
about all this, just answer yes [or no as the case may be - OG]"
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I just run strings(1) on it and see if it is readable. Works on
command line, too... ;-)
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y emails. It stopped only after GeoCities were bought
up. ;-)
After I have elaborated on the issue, let me remind you that it has
grown off-topic (though ISPs and spam are important topics indeed).
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"A sense of the fundamental
Dorit Ben-Shalom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The In-Reply-To: header should contain the
Message-ID of the message you're replying to.
Can I get this information from the linux archive?
The References field is there.
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"A
Dorit Ben-Shalom [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there any convenient way
to add a header to a message?
formail(1)
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Which is not too convenient. Good mailers (MUAs) let you add any
header to the message.
As you might remember
I am confined to Mail.
But I thought you also said that emacs was acceptable. VM and GNUS can
add headers, too.
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box's uptime, and a poor Windows user complained that
he has not ever managed to run his machine for long enough to have a
legitimate need to reboot - it kept crashing earlier...
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How i can get back to KDE After i click Ctrl + ALT + F1
Does Alt-F7 work? Of course, KDE is irrelevant...
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ce handles that)
or
doc2htm*
mswordview
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al (li.org).
correct.
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With your generous help I now know how to do doc2ps. Any help on
doc2html?
I thought I had mentioned wv (nee mswordview)?
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t in xterm, but this is probably
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the place? Take him to dinner in Tel Aviv area?
Ira, what do you have in mind?
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==
only to 18 years old or above. Does that mean they
intend to exhibit nude penguins?
Just a penguin dominatrix ;-)
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Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* on OpenSource in the academic worls (afterall, I hope to drag students
and teachers to this lecture too!)
I am interested in OpenSource in the corporate world (and I suppose
students and teachers should be interested in that, too!).
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Friday, December 11 ?
Friday December 10 or Saturday December 11?
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Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a lecture hall for Friday at 1pm here at the IDC.
Can you explain what IDC is and where it is and how to get to the
lecture hall?
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"nir bareket" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2) What is the recommended OS ?
This is an interesting question to pose to a Linux mailing list ;-)
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community, and I, for one, would like to call for support for
the efforts of the Haifa guys (Guy, actually, and Nir, and others),
and Ira to create one (or several).
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(not personally you, Dorit, but everybody) will you please
care to type in a clear Subject line, such as "A ride to the lecture
about the linux kernel". It will not mislead people into thinking that
the posting is related to the topic of the lecture.
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this month).
Eh, just being picky: If you have to release it before the end of
the millennium you have a whole year ahead of you ;-)
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-rexes to put things into
prospective.
The above numbers are from Bloomberg. On the 'net, see
http://prosthetic-monkey.com/RHWM/
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. Maddog Co.?
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garbage instead)
Well, shall we short?
we, maybe not :-)
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Is *everybody* on this list reading /.? If yes, sorry, if not,
http://www.nai.com/asp_set/about_nai/press/releases/pr_template.asp?PR=/PressMedia/12131999.aspSel=647
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uneq
u can. You can also use cron.
but I dislike this approach- can you hear you cpu roasting? :))
No.
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And wit depends on dilatory time.&qu
return 0;
}
Run this and talk to me in a couple of hours/ days/ months.
It seems to me that regardless of how you implement it you are going
to end up with this. And I still don't think that doing "some quick
stuff" every second will fry my CPU.
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"Muli B.Y." [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Windows has RasConnectionNotification(). What does linux have except
constant polling?
Sorry for my ignorance, but can you explain to this unixoid how
RasConnectionNotification() is implemented?
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and the links in http://www.ayahuasca.net/ssh/ssh-faq-1.html#ss1.3. I
am no expert, and I only threw one quick glance, but it looks like ssh
is not a wrapper around telnet.
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And wit de
Ely Levy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you compile in on sun I would be happy to know about it:)
bash-2.02$ uname -srv
SunOS 5.6 Generic_105181-03
bash-2.02$ ssh -V
SSH Version 1.2.26 [sparc-sun-solaris2.6], protocol version 1.5.
Standard version. Does not use RSAREF.
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I don't think there's a Unix it [ssh1 - OG] WON'T compile on.
Just look at http://www.ssh.org/portability.html
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And wit depends on dilatory
point)?
Sorry again for a partly off-topic question, and I don't mind personal
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"... We work by wit, and not by witchcraft;
And wit depen
The following is a snippet from a posting to gnu.emacs.sources.
It is not the full posting (which includes elisp code). Ehud posted
this announcement, and then 2 errata postings.
I have not tested this, but I guess it is of interest to ILUG.
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not found on this server
That is a (minor) problem, but the right question is "Who is the web
site maintainer?" ;-)
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"... We work by wit, and not by witchcraft;
And wit depends on dilator
address that
is in my .signature, even though this is the address I subscribe to
mailing lists. Practically all the spam I get I get through my
(dormant) TAU email addresses, with a minor Netvision component.
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tradition of snitching on friends, let
me mention that Geoff Mendelson found a similar problem in slrn - ask
him for details.
In all probability all these stem from the structure tm - see
"man 3 ctime". Excerpt:
tm_year
The number of years since 1900.
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In all probability all these stem from the structure tm - see
"man 3 ctime".
ctime(3) does not use struct tm, but asctime(3) and mktime(3) do.
The man page is common for all of them (and some others). Sorry
for the confusion.
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issues that should be considered, and had not been raised before.
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impression, but if that is the case then
this is also a very valid reason.
not in person, except for my own 35 person tech news list, which works
like a charm.
I thought it disappeared. Is it still there? I liked it. How do I
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never went away. everybody are free to subscribe and share info:
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What's the attached message about? Will we be moderated (a good thing
in general, but who will take the job?), and will I get such an email
every time I post to the list (a bad thing in general, but I can
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I guess I know what happened: my message was forwarded to egroups
before I got subscribed, so it had to go through a moderator. Gurus,
is that right? There is no problem then - sorry.
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all you could do is to tell me to read the HOWTO.
That's the point: we shouldn't ;-)
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n be found on the net by searching for GNU
and Open Source, respectively. It also might help to grep
those open sources that you have on your Linux box.
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the matter myself right now,
so I'll just ask in the hope that Ira or someone else has a ready
answer: does this require some special software like Java? It might
be a problem...
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was set up
in such a way that everybody on linux-il was subscribed automatically.
Will the admin please confirm?
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