In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Chris R. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed the minicom package, but I cannot get any colors to work on
it. The screens always come up in plain grey on black.
I have all the ncurses stuff installed. Is there an env variable I need to
set or something?
Read
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Servo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Uh... slight problem!
I was screwing with Apache... a non debian version. I wanted to
totaly scrap the non deb version, and I deleted all the files.
And one too many.. Mainly '/etc/init.d/apache'
That file shows being in the Apache
The name of my system has the default name of debian.
I installed smail + elm for my mail.
Now I have a little problem, when I send mail to a remote host on the
from field it says : [EMAIL PROTECTED] but this should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ( cistron is my provider )
How can I change this from field
On Sat, 5 Oct 1996, Marcel Burggraeve wrote:
The name of my system has the default name of debian.
I installed smail + elm for my mail.
Now I have a little problem, when I send mail to a remote host on the
from field it says : [EMAIL PROTECTED] but this should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ( cistron
Ricardo Kleemann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: Does debian have a shadow package which would simplify installation of
: shadow? Or do I have to install it manually?
I still have a lot of reservations about using shadow. The only way that it
would
make sense is if you are restricted to just using
The name of my system has the default name of debian.
I installed smail + elm for my mail.
Now I have a little problem, when I send mail to a remote host on the
from field it says : [EMAIL PROTECTED] but this should be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ( cistron is my provider )
How can I change this from
I'm having a problem trying to start getty on a serial port and am hoping
someone can give me some suggestions. I'm new to Debian (and Linux in
general) although have a few years experience administrating SCO Unix.
BTW, how do you pronounce Debian? Deb-E-an or Deb-I-an?
Anyway, back on
I know i've seen the reference before, but I can't remember the answer.
Where is the kernel-source.deb located...?
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Has anyone got the word processor 'lyx' up and running? It depends, amongst
other things, on 'xforms'. What is xforms, and where is it located?
Rgds to all,
John Olwoch
PS. Thanks to all for answers to my LaTeX queries.
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Hello all ...
I have a strange problem that consistently comes up upon a reboot of
two Debian nodes of mine.
After these nodes reboot (cold or warm) no one can telnet to, or
ping ... to them.
HOWEVER - if I login as any user including root (onto
I was looking for a rescue disk, too. I posted to debian-devel list a few
weeks ago. The answers were that none exists, so far.
My problems was that I need a tar (gnu tar would be good) to be able to
restore my backups (if I should need that some time). I got the answer
that the root disk
Hello,
I am a high school student in Toronto, Canada who would dearly like to
learn unix and unix programming. After surveying all available
distributions on the Internet, I chose Debian's as the most complete
and technically perfect. Alas, I have some problems. I have just
downloaded the 5
I was screwing with Apache... a non debian version. I wanted to
totaly scrap the non deb version, and I deleted all the files.
And one too many.. Mainly '/etc/init.d/apache'
That file shows being in the Apache 1.1.1-5(or some number like that)
debian release, but it does not install
No they are not !
Read the SCSI Howto, all of this info is there.
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Lawrence Chim:
when install info2www and dwww, they said that they cannot
find the httpd. I think it is because I am using apache
and http daemon name is apache rather than httpd.
Is is a install script problem? or a file dependancy problem?
The names of the Apache server executable file
At 07:59 AM 10/4/96 -0800, you wrote:
BTW, how do you pronounce Debian? Deb-E-an or Deb-I-an?
Debian was named around Debra and Ian Murdock (Ian being the founder).
Hence I can only pronounce it Deb-e-an - I've heard lots of people
pronounce it Dee-bee-an which makes my hair on the back of my
On Thu, 3 Oct 1996, Chris R. Martin wrote:
I have installed Debian 1.1.9 and xbase, xlib, xserver-svga, and fvwm
packages. I chose during xbase to use xdm to start x.. and during boot-up
I see the message starting xdm.. however typing xdm at a root prompt
doesn't do anything. I tried xinit
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