On 22 May 1996, Hugo HAAS wrote:
Hi.
I've tried to install quotas but I've got a little problem.
When I make an 'edquota someone', I get :
Quotas for user someone:
and I don't know what to write after this.
I've found no informations in the man, or in the docs. So, if someone has
Here are several related questions. I'm running a 1.1 system upgraded
from 0.93. All base and devel packages are the latest available in the
'unstable' tree; I'm not completely up to date with the 'Incoming'
directory. So I have gcc-2.7.2-8 and libc5/libc5-dev 5.2.18-6. I'm
using kernel
Since I upgraded to 1.1, all of the ELF versions of mtools have failed
on my system, with the error:
init: set default params
Can't initialize 'A:'
(approximate transcription)
I'm not even sure if this is the system call init or the uber-process
init, and haven't succeeded in any attempts to
Kevin M Bealer writes:
Just for reference, I had to change the fstab to have
usrquota,grpquota,quota in it for the fs. After that, edquota gave a nice
All three? It should suffice to use 'usrquota' if you want user quotas and
'grpquota' for group quotas. Just 'quota' shouldn't be needed.
Since it looks like the 2.0 kernel is not too far beyond the horizon, I
was just wondering how long after it's released is it anticipated that
Debian will incorporate it. Will it not be until the next major release,
or will there be a way to incorporate it directly into a 1.1 system
hopefully not
Shawn,
We will issue a kernel package with 2.0 as soon as it is released. We will
keep some of the old ones around for fall-back. Since we are currently
running 1.3.95, 1.3.100, and pre2.0.6 in the beta system, going to 2.0
should not be a problem.
Thanks
Bruce
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Since I upgraded to 1.1, all of the ELF versions of mtools have failed
on my system, with the error:
init: set default params
Can't initialize 'A:'
I'm getting the same messages. xconsole says things about floppy
time-outs. But I have always had trouble with my 3 1/2 diskdrive under
Linux
Hello,
I'm trying to upgrade 0.93 to 1.1 according to Dale Scheetz' instrucions
but encounter a basic problem. (Posted on May 16th)
My setup - an IDE disk used for booting and as root, a SCSI disk used to hold
the debian packages (/mnt) I downloaded over the modem so far (i.e. I don't
have a
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Karl Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a quick question!!
How can I stop cron sending a message root everytime it runs a script. I
have a couple of cron jobs that run every 15 minutes and I am getting
hundreds of messages a day.
Thanks in advance.
Mark Eichin:
they often come without a C compiler. And it's more than just compress
Often? Solaris is the only unix I know of that doesn't come with a
Add another one: SCO OpenServer 5. Well, the development system is on
the CD-ROM, but you can't install it without entering that little
silly restrictions. And the free world is only 100ms away...
This is why we moved the mailing list out of the U.S.
Yes, it was very good move. But the distribution needs to be moved too.
Consider a Debian package which contains four-letter words - say, an
improved version of passwd with a
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