What is inetd? Where can I read up more on inetd and its advantages /
disadvantages? I am currently running my apache off of
/etc/init.d/apache . I was wondering whether there is any adavatage of
using inetd to start apache.
Sudhakar
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ulf Jaenicke-Roessler) wrote:
(about dosemu 0.66.6)
Well, fdos seems to have problems
with lredir. I only get garbage on drive d: (which should actually be the
whole linux fs).
From the dosemu mailing list, it appears that lredir does not work
with fdos, due to missing
RE: your web page at http://mkracht.aye.net/~matt/linuxdist/
Debian
Web: http://www.debian.org/
FTP: ftp://ftp.debian.org/
You've got this part correct, at least.
Installation
For some reason, Debian requires six disks for their installation
program. I knew this was a
George == George Bonser [EMAIL PROTECTED] sez:
George For me, I hate the C shell and like Korn or bash (bash is
George the second incarnation of the Bourne shell ... bash stands
George for Bourne again shell).
George You have the c shell (csh) the bourne shell (sh) bourne
Please CC all your messages to me because I don't subscribe here regualary..
I have been trying to install debian 1.3 as a new install.
I created me a Rescue 1440 Disk and a Dev 1440 Disk ( I think its called that)
(been a long day)...
I installed the base file on my dos partition and
Matt,
I apologize if you seem to have been hit recently by the Debian
Advocacy Brigade, but I -do- want to add one thing myself.
Craig Sanders said:
RE: your web page at http://mkracht.aye.net/~matt/linuxdist/
Debian
Web: http://www.debian.org/
FTP:
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Sudhakar Chandrasekharan wrote:
What is inetd? Where can I read up more on inetd and its advantages /
disadvantages? I am currently running my apache off of
/etc/init.d/apache . I was wondering whether there is any adavatage of
using inetd to start apache.
inetd is
On Sat, 28 Jun 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
[snip]
Actually, Debian requires zero disks for installation. It can be installed
directly from a bootable cd-rom (if you have a machine capable of booting
from CD).
If not, then you can install using two floppies - the boot disk and the
drivers
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, David Miles wrote:
I appreciate your response.
Another question or so:
1) Are shells geared toward specific tasks?... such as program creation, a
shell built to specifically offer enhanced compiling and program
generation capabilities? another perhaps for graphics
On Fri, Jun 27, 1997 at 05:51:24PM +, Leandro Asnaghi-Nicastro wrote:
On This Day, In The Year Of Our Lord 27 Jun 97 at 14:31.
Re: Debian got slammed by debian-user@lists.debian.org:
Saying Slackware is in any real way preferable to Debian is damn stupid.
Depends from points of
On Fri, Jun 27, 1997 at 12:54:01PM -0600, Rick Hawkins wrote:
It would be nice if he got his facts straight, though.
The need for six disks for cd installation, for example. I installed it
on a friends cd with two, which was two more than I needed. I think one
of the installs on this
On Thu, Jun 26, 1997 at 11:17:00AM -0800, Bruce Perens wrote:
DEBIAN OFFICIAL 2-CD SET AVAILABLE FOR $4.95
Linux Systems Labs is offering the Debian Official 2-CD Set for $4.95,
or for $9.95 . The product is identical in both cases, and the $9.95
version includes a $5 donation to Software in
The solution is to get a CD dealer in Oz interested. We make it easy
enough for them.
Bruce
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On Sat, Jun 28, 1997 at 01:20:00AM -0800, Bruce Perens wrote:
The solution is to get a CD dealer in Oz interested. We make it easy
enough for them.
Unfortunately, I don't know of any companies in Australia that
produce discs like these, companies like Walnut Creek, LSL, CheapBytes
etc. Even the
Hello all,
I run Debian 1.2/Linux 2.0.29/olvwm.
I have set up a color xterm.
But, my ls is not a color ls.
I need to type alias ls='ls --color' in the login window to obtain ls in
color. But I have written this command in my .bash_profile.
So, xterm does not reload .bash_profile?
What can I do?
Hello Colin,
sendmail-path=/usr/lib/sendmail -oem -t -oi
This made my pine lightning fast without the possible problems of using
the background sending option.
It runs! But I haven't any problem with the background sending option :
what are they?
Thanx.
Sylvain.
Sylvain Briole
Hello Lindsay,
1. define an smtp host
2. enable background sending
I have defined an smtp host (localhost) and enabled background sending,
but the problem is the same
The solution is in the sendmail-config parameter in the .pinerc file (as
said on this mailing list).
Thanx.
Sylvain.
Hello joost,
nathalie# mount /hda3/
can't lock lock file /etc/mtab~: timed out
Apparently your mount eigher doesn't exit properly (maybe it's trying
to mount nfs volumes in the background?), or it's killed for
some other reason.
What does:
$ ps -ax|grep [m]ount
output on your system
Hello Nico,
however I just got a new shipment of 3Com Etherlink III 3C589D cards and
these do not seem to be compatible at all. Did anybody succeeded in getting
these cards to function properly?
Mine is working perfectly
I use Linux 2.0.29 with the packages :
pcmcia-cs2.9.1-2
Hello Heikki,
[cut]
#
# Remount rootfs rw (default), but do not try to change mtab because it
# is on a ro fs until the remount succeeded. Then clean up old mtabs and
# finally write the new mtab.
#
mount -n -o remount,rw /
rm -f /etc/mtab~ /etc/nologin
: /etc/mtab
Sylvain Briole wrote:
I run Debian 1.2/Linux 2.0.29/olvwm.
I have set up a color xterm.
But, my ls is not a color ls.
I need to type alias ls='ls --color' in the login window to obtain ls in
color. But I have written this command in my .bash_profile.
So, xterm does not reload .bash_profile?
A few weeks ago, my system suffered an incident involving a full disk
during which time there were a number of pretty major looking runq
related errors.
Since then, my system has been unable to clear out the mail queue. I
have resorted to using the smtp-mail.el facility in emacs.
Can someone
A few weeks ago, my system suffered an incident involving a full disk
during which time there were a number of pretty major looking runq
related errors.
Since then, my system has been unable to clear out the mail queue. I
have resorted to using the smtp-mail.el facility in emacs.
Can someone
A few weeks ago, my system suffered an incident involving a full disk
during which time there were a number of pretty major looking runq
related errors.
Since then, my system has been unable to clear out the mail queue. I
have resorted to using the smtp-mail.el facility in emacs.
Can someone
In an earlier message, Ulf Jaenicke-Roessler wrote:
I'm running Debian 1.3 with some packages from unstable (aka hamm),
eg. libc6, xfree 3.3 and several packages depending on it. I noticed
the following (minor) problems:
1) DOSEmu
I installed DOSEmu 0.66.6 and when I run it
On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, Sylvain Briole wrote:
So, xterm does not reload .bash_profile?
I believe if you add a -ls (login shell) parameter to xterm when you
call it your problem will go away and it'll read .bash_profile as you want.
| Debian GNU/ __ o
Regards,
Gary L. Dolan wrote:
The bus error is unrelated to the colormap problem. Go to
members.ping.at/theofilu for the bus error fix.
OK, tried that... still behaves strangely though.
with
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib/netscape
in /usr/bin/X11/netscape, I still get a bus error.
And how can we control it? Looked at man pages, but coudn't find it.
(And I'm used to Slackware with only /var/spool/cron/crontabs/ stuff)
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Graham C. Hughes wrote:
and tcsh fixes several of the traditional csh bugs. I still think
bash is a better shell to use, but then I don't believe in csh and
derivatives.
What tcsh has is powerful command completion, which I believeDebian doesn't
setup by default. For example, one could
On Wed, 25 Jun 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
: And how can we control it? Looked at man pages, but coudn't find it.
: (And I'm used to Slackware with only /var/spool/cron/crontabs/ stuff)
Checkout /etc/crontab.
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I downgraded to my 2.0.29 kernel yesterday because of all the scsi disk
errors I was getting in /var/log/messages. That seems to be fixed by
doing so. However now, I'm having network problems... my network
connections will drop spuratically, and then 5 minutes later, my machine
will let me on.
On Sat, 28 Jun 1997, Lindsay Allen wrote:
On Sat, 28 Jun 1997, Craig Sanders wrote:
[snip]
Actually, Debian requires zero disks for installation. It can be installed
directly from a bootable cd-rom (if you have a machine capable of booting
from CD).
If not, then you can install
Hi all
regarding this subject... I have used /bin/true for ftp-only
accounts but i need to go one step farther. I have a /home/webusers
directory where i have user accounts who with web space only. Right now
they ftp in and put there html files there. But the thing is they still
have
Can smail be configured to omit the Return-Path Field from the
headers of outgoing mail, or to use a specified string for the
Return-Path Field?
Bob
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Actually, Debian requires zero disks for installation. It can be installed
directly from a bootable cd-rom (if you have a machine capable of booting
from CD).
If not, then you can install using two floppies - the boot disk and the
drivers (kernel modules) disk. The rest of the base system
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], writes
:
I created the following partitions on my PC with debian: linux, linux
swap space, and DOS 16bit 32MB on my PC. I made the DOS partition
the bootable one. Linux seemed to have continued to install
correctly.
When I rebooted the computer, the
I have just tried to get two APC Smart UPS v/s 650s up and running in my
department but unfortunately, genpower does not support the cable, a black
PowerShute(TM) cable with serial number 940-0024C.
Genpower 1.0.1-4 does have support for the Win95 Plug-n-Play cable (serial
number 940-0095A).
I am having a problem with my new Jaz drive on my 6X86 p200+ system
with Debian 1.2. When I do a recursive copy of a large number of files
to an IDE drive my AHA-2940 times out occasionally, although it seems
to always recover and finish the copy. I am using stock 2.0.27 kernel
with all SCSI
Hi,
I just finished writing a type1 postscript font. I tested it with ghostscript
and sent it to the printer, everything worked fine. Then I copied it
into a directory for which xfs is configured; other fonts in this dir are
correctly accesable. First I added a line to fonts.scale myself, then
I read your distribution page about Linux.
A few points about Debian; yes, there are six floppies
but you can boot off the official 1.3 CD now if your system supports
it and I believe there are other floppy-less or floppy-fewer solutions.
Yes, the dselect interface isn't too good, but there's a
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