Apache requires a trailing slash on URLs

I installed the Apache package. The only problem it's giving me is that, when I specify a URL of a directory (like http://www.blah.com/snot;), it says that it's not found. If I add the slash, it does find it. Ideas? -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL

Re: Apache requires a trailing slash on URLs

I installed the Apache package. The only problem it's giving me is that, when I specify a URL of a directory (like http://www.blah.com/snot;), it says that it's not found. If I add the slash, it does find it. The slash on the end of the name is required. Nobody supplies it, though, and most

Re: popclient and diald (fwd)

Hi all, This is a message I sent to the Eric, popclient maintainer. I tend to agree with Eric, this does look more like a diald problem. I have added the following lines to my diald configuration files accept tcp 30 tcp.dest=tcp.pop-3 accept tcp 30 tcp.source=tcp.pop-3 accept udp 30

Re: [Linux-ISP] NCR 825 ctrler

The 825 has a BIOS...but the 810 based cards do not, and can't be used to boot from a SCSI disk unless your system BIOS has the appropriate BIOS extensions built in. Most Pentiums do...but some don't. I have an NCR810 card...it was in a Packard Bell...I knew nothing about PCI before

Re: resetting a virtual console

On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Chris R. Martin wrote: How do I reset a textmode virtual console? I got one messed up the other day... I had to login to different console. Is there a reset keystroke or command? Thanks, Chris. If you are logged in, all you need to do is type 'reset'. And there IS a

inews package conflicts with domestic convention

I found Debian inews package conflicts with Japanese domestic convention about news articles. We have embedded raw ESCs without any special encodings into articles to write Japanese, and the inews package is programmed to strip these ESCs silently. So I finally removed the package and switched

Re: Need help with NIS: close, but it don't work yet

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Rick Macdonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A year ago I tried out NIS and had it working on my Slackware system. (I didn't actually need to use it, so I only ran it for a day.) I can't seem to get it to work now. When ypbind is running, commands that should trigger a

Re: Need help with NIS: close, but it don't work yet

On 11 Oct 1996, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote: A year ago I tried out NIS and had it working on my Slackware system. (I didn't actually need to use it, so I only ran it for a day.) Ah I see what you want. You don't need NIS to resolve hostnames. In fact, I'm pretty sure the This week a

mailbox locking in debian

Hello, I have seen that smail use file locking to lock a user mailbox while manipulating it (it creates a /var/spool/mail/user.lock file), like I suppose most others mail programs in debian. But a least the mail program from the mailx package do locking by calls to flock. I am not sure, if in

Re: mailbox locking in debian

On Sat, 12 Oct 1996, Loic Prylli wrote: So what is the proper way to lock a user mailbox ? The proper way is with the user.lock file. Policy manual 4.3 documents this. You should file bug reports against any programs that use a different method. Guy -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING

Re: inews package conflicts with domestic convention

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Kazuhiro Sasayama [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I found Debian inews package conflicts with Japanese domestic convention about news articles. We have embedded raw ESCs without any special encodings into articles to write Japanese, and the inews package is programmed to

FTP/NFS install via 3COM 3C589C?

HI folk, i've just installed 1.11 (buzz) on my notebook and I'd like to know how i can point deselect at my Solaris x86 desktop machine. I believe I need kernel support for the ethernet card and I don't think it's available in the out of the box kernel. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST:

Re: FTP/NFS install via 3COM 3C589C?

Just copy the pcmcia-cs packages on a floppy, install them from there and you can access the network, but beware: NFS might still not work due to a bug in the kernel package, the versions didn't match the last time i tried... :( I used FTP to install enough to recompile the kernel, after the

Glimpse search?

Is it common knowledge that the search engine isn't working on www.debian.org? I'm trying to search the mail archives. File Not found The requested URL /cgi-bin/aglimpse/23/usr/ns-home/debian.org was not found on this server. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word

latex_2e-7.deb almost ate my disk

I ran into some trials and tribulations when I tried to install the latex_2e-7.deb package... it almost used up all the space on my hard drive. Here's a copy of my installation notes that describe the problem: Running 'dpkg -i latex_2e-7.deb' produced the following error: Unpacking latex

Wanted: pcmcia_cs in .deb format for 2.0.6

If anybody has a .deb of pcmcia_cs compiled against the 2.0.6 kernel could they please get in touch. Cheers. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word unsubscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Debian + POSIX

Hi Bruce, Actually, until recently you could only be POSIX compliant by paying a lot of money. You paid for copies of the standard, you paid for validation software, and you paid for a POSIX compliance lab to certify you. So it was a way for the well-funded commercial Linux projects to

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[problem description elided] I imagine that the memory used by X to store the picture of the screen is overlapping in some way the memory where my ordinary text fonts are being stored. What should I do? I don't have any experience with your card, but you have basically two possibilities: a)