On 07:06:32 Lawrence wrote:
Martin Steigerwald wrote:
Hi!
Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
the ISP? (using ppp chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
If its a Hayes modem, there is a
SNIP
To access the documentation you really need to be able to access
the documentation. Then you can determine what is (and isn't) a Debian
specific issue. Having a system which can hold the newbies' hand till
they can walk for themselves has probably never been a design goal for
Ok I've narrowed my dpkg problem down to the following files
I asked before if some would zip up there info directory...
and recieved no responces... which is understandable to say the least
I was asking a hugh favour
But I have gotten it down to the following files
So please please please
Installing drivers seemed to work ok from floppy.
When I booted linux and tried dselect from CD-ROM or when I
tried to mount the CD-ROM directly, I got the message
SONY: cdu535...address already in use.
I tried loading the driver using MSDOS command line parameters
/D:... /V
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The following files are corupt
debmake.list
mgetty-docs.list
mgetty-fax.list
mgetty.list
mount.list
xmix.list
These files reside in the /var/lib/dpkg/info directory
could someone or a few poeple even compress those for me
and send them this way ;-)
If they can't be
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Donald L.Wilson Jr. wrote:
ive downloaded all the disks images and used rawrite
to write them to floppys. i have low memory so i have
to use the `lmemroot.bin' disk image. i boot up with
the rescue disk, type `ramdisk0'
How about this
Future dselect has a feature that will query a database on the net (you
set the server) and come back and mark all packages that are listed as
security concerns.
This would be done by linking right into the security/bug reporting
systems. It would also be nice to be able
Just a brief note to say how much I like debian.
[11:39am] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ uptime
11:40am up 187 days, 23:48h, 1 user, load average: 1.00, 0.99, 0.91
[11:40am] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ uname -a
Linux yodeller 2.0.27 #1 Wed Dec 11 22:31:36 EST 1996 i486 unknown
yodeller is my company's
On Tue, Jul 01, 1997 at 09:53:00AM -0800, Bruce Perens wrote:
You might also see if Octave will satisfy your needs (it's a free package).
There's also something called scilab that was once in non-free, I don't
know if it is still there.
Octave is quite good but unfortunately does not seem to
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On 2 Jul, Lawrence wrote:
Martin Steigerwald wrote:
Hi!
Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
the ISP? (using ppp chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
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On 07:06:32 Lawrence wrote:
Martin Steigerwald wrote:
Hi!
Is there any easy way to find out, what speed my modem connected to
the ISP? (using ppp chat on Debian Linux m68k Amiga).
I want to be sure that it connected at 28800 baud and not at 14400.
If its a
Hi,
I've installed 'suck' on my Debian/box over the weekend and
run it to get news OK. However, I'd like to know how should
I make it to save the news articles in some directory according
to the news group. I.e.:
for news group:
'comp.os.linux.announce'
I'd like to have all
No I'm not willing to work on it, and no I have not thought out the fine
details, but I think it would be very useful and give Debian another
sticking point as the 'De Facto Linux ISP Distribution'. Chew on it and
see how it tastes
I'd prefer to chew on 'De facto Linux Distribution for
On Tue, 01 Jul 1997 23:07:37 -0400 (EDT), Alex Yukhimets wrote:
No I'm not willing to work on it, and no I have not thought out the fine
details, but I think it would be very useful and give Debian another
sticking point as the 'De Facto Linux ISP Distribution'. Chew on it and
see how it
Graham C. Hughes wrote:
I've been interested in learning about Objective C, and figured I'd use
the gstep-base libraries packages with Debian.
My question is fairly simple: what link flags am I supposed to use?
A sample session is MIME-attached. Hints and suggestions would be really
I'm trying out a switch to Debian after using Slackware for
years on various computers. I've found several obstacles
for which I hope someone has a solution.
Running xdm, I find that it doesn't verify passwords. I have
to telnet to the machine and kill the xdm process. I suspect
that the
Now that you have installed xdm, run shadowconfig off; shadowconfig on.
It'll get better. Sorry! Fixed in 1.3.1 .
Try rxvt. It's not xterm, but it's smaller, cleaner, has less overhead,
and the color works. Someone else can tell you where to find color-xterm,
I'm not an X guru.
Of course you put
On Jul 2, David Kohel wrote
Running xdm, I find that it doesn't verify passwords. I have
to telnet to the machine and kill the xdm process. I suspect
that the problem may have to do with the configuration of
shadow passwords.
Hi,
let's see:
it should be sufficient to change to a VC, log
As of xfree86-3.2 the included xterm can do colors.
Make sure you have
#ifdef COLOR
*customization: -color
#endif
in your .Xresources file. The color related resources are well
documented in the man page.
Regards,
Andree
PS: I'm looking up, I can't see it, but I know
I am not sure how this would work with a PPP connection open (and thus,
the device locked for PPP use),
but USR modems support an AT command,
ATIn, where n=0-7, and ATI6 returns link diagnostics, including current
transmit and receive speeds
(I have seen it working before, and it is probably the
Hi all,
Has anyone been able to install and successfully use the new xemacs20
Debian package?
Mine dumps core and wont run. xemacs19 runs fine for me. Any help
appreciated.
Cheers,
Victor
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Trouble?
Joost Kooij wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, David Miles wrote:
I need to read information in manual.txt
when I went to the /usr/doc/lilo subdirectory, the closest filename that
resembled this was Manual.txt.gz
This is not readable by an editor. Is there something special about the
I have had an intermittent problem with my USR connecting at 14400 instead
of 28800 and solved it by changing the connect string that chat was
expecting from CONNECT to CONNECT 2.
Frank
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Trouble?
I have been upgrading my debian 1.3 distribution - to some of the files in
unstable.
After I did this I get errors everytime update-menus runs.
It just core dumps.
Any ideas on why/how to fix it.
What version of menu are you using? 1.4-1 uses libc6, and so everybody
who has menu-1.4-1
for news group:
'comp.os.linux.announce'
I'd like to have all articles save in:
../comp/os/linux/announce/1
../comp/os/linux/announce/2
../comp/os/linux/announce/..
../comp/os/linux/announce/300
I assume you're using innxmit to feed the articles from suck into
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, David Kohel wrote:
I'm trying out a switch to Debian after using Slackware for
years on various computers. I've found several obstacles
for which I hope someone has a solution.
Running xdm, I find that it doesn't verify passwords. I have
to telnet to the machine
Hi,
Speaking of release of 1.3.1, I've noticed from the mirror
I did last night that the libc5 in the 1.3 directory was updated.
Should this updated be in the release of 1.3.1 instead?
Thanks!
Paul Seelig wrote:
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dale Scheetz) writes:
:
: The release of 1.3.1 will be
Hello,
I m a new user of linux and I have a question
I bought an Epson Stylus 600 and I have now idea how to print with it
I would like to print both ascii and postscript files.
Could you help me
Thank you very much
Franck
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Dave Cinege wrote:
On Tue, 01 Jul 1997 23:07:37 -0400 (EDT), Alex Yukhimets wrote:
No I'm not willing to work on it, and no I have not thought out the fine
details, but I think it would be very useful and give Debian another
sticking point as the 'De Facto Linux ISP
On Sun, 29 Jun 1997, Lamar Folsom wrote:
# fetchmail control file
#
stuff here deleted ... POP3
I change my pop3: to POP3 (no colon) and it works fine now.
Thanks. The : came from the fetchmail man page and I
wasn't really clear on if/where it should get used. I'd
still rather just dump
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Timothy Phan wrote:
Hi,
Speaking of release of 1.3.1, I've noticed from the mirror
I did last night that the libc5 in the 1.3 directory was updated.
Should this updated be in the release of 1.3.1 instead?
Yes, there were some problems with the update scripts on
John Foster wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
(Funny how an non-Debian specific question still generates so many
responses on this list!)
Not really. What we have here is a real problem for the newbies.
Perhaps there should be a quick intro to gzip, zless and zcat
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On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Alex Yukhimets wrote:
As a joke, I know one ISP that to prevent telnetting put to
everyone's account a .login file with logout line in there :)
Everyone just smart enough to ftp a better .login gained easy
shell access...
What if he had the
I wrote:
BTW, I'm also alwqays still getting this error keeping from using xterm:
xterm
xterm: unable to find usable termcap entry.
I'm just realising now that the `xterm' I'm using is not part of Debian.
I downloaded XFree-3.3 Linux bianries from their original site!
So I'm *not* using
I have been unable to find out whether drivers are available or under
development for this new generation of IDE cards. I have a Promise
Ultra33 and Debian 1.3 will not recognize the drives on the card during
installation.
Anyone out there have any info?
Thanks.
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On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
On Tue, Jul 01, 1997 at 09:53:00AM -0800, Bruce Perens wrote:
You might also see if Octave will satisfy your needs (it's a free package).
There's also something called scilab that was once in non-free, I don't
know if it is still there.
Octave
Salut Franck,
you are probably looking for some kind of printer filter. Debian offers
you 2 different packages for this task: apsfilter and magicfilter (both
in the 'text' section). They not only print ascii and ps but many other
formats, too.
I recently switched from apsfilter to magicfilter,
What happened to fvwm95, it seems the taskbar is missing, and the color's
have been changed to say the least. Does anyone have an old copy of their
system.fvwm95 file around, so that I can get fvwm95 back to the way it
was.
Thanks,
Shaya
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What happened to fvwm95, it seems the taskbar is missing, and the color's
have been changed to say the least. Does anyone have an old copy of their
system.fvwm95 file around, so that I can get fvwm95 back to the way it
was.
Strange. The postinst was changed to detect if the user had an
Odd, I still can't figure this one out. After reinstalling Win95 and
triple checking its setup I'm thinking that the problem must be on Linux's
end. Since it's been a while since I brought this issue up, I'll quote a
lot (my apologies) to refresh your memory.
/etc/init.d/network:
#!
On Mon, 30 Jun 1997, Syrus Nemat-Nasser wrote:
Can you get Matlab for Debian? Someone told me that Matlab is
Matlab is supported only my The Mathworks (I think that's the name of the
Consider OCTAVE as well. It is free.
Personally, I love it. I prefer it to MatLab.
(..looks exactly like
Carey Evans writes:
Carey For example, my ISP adds X-Envelope-To: and Return-Path:
Carey headers which is all the extra OOB information.
You've got a very nice ISP :-)
kai
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On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Randy Edwards wrote:
(i've deleted lots of stuff which seemed fine and didn't seem to need a
response)
can your linux machine ping the win95 machine?
Nope, when I ping the Win95 box I get a 100% loss.
what's in your arp table on the linux machine? try 'arp -an'.
A friend of mine made the mistake of only installing an X server during a
fresh Debian 1.3 installation. He had no dependency problems.
Should it not require xbase, or something like that?
Also, should we not have a RECOMMENDATION that the user installs the
16-color X server whenever installing X
Hello,
Due to my impatience, I purged the old base-package after upgrading to
1.3 (it was listed as obsolete in dselect) without looking at it's
contents first :-(
Unfortunately, it contained all(?) device files in /dev; as a result,
the machine didn't boot anymore since it was unable to open
Hi,
I've a Debian box configured (at least I think) as a server
for 2 subnets (it has 3 ether cards). The subnets are assigned
reserved number (I've IP-masquerading working). Also, my DOS/Win3.x
machines can access the Novell server transparently with ipxripd.
Is there some
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Jonas Bofjall wrote:
Should it not require xbase, or something like that?
That DOES seem silly.
Also, should we not have a RECOMMENDATION that the user installs the
16-color X server whenever installing X (otherwise xf86setup is not
I believe that Xbase requires XF86_VGA
Ok. I've been running linux since about march, and when I installed, I
installed entirely to one partition. Having since realized the error of
my ways, and having filled up the first (400 mb) partition I originally
installed it on, I've decided to repartition and make seperate partitions
for
Christian Lynbech wrote:
Peter So I'm *not* using the `xterm' supplied by Debian.
Ok, it could explain why it works for me, but not for you, but I would
still say that it is strange that it does not just work.
Just to exclude the possibility that they are hardwiring something
silly for
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Rolf Obrecht wrote:
Hello,
Due to my impatience, I purged the old base-package after upgrading to
1.3 (it was listed as obsolete in dselect) without looking at it's
contents first :-(
Unfortunately, it contained all(?) device files in /dev; as a result,
the machine
Curtis L. Daugaard wrote:
I have been unable to find out whether drivers are available or under
development for this new generation of IDE cards. I have a Promise
Ultra33 and Debian 1.3 will not recognize the drives on the card during
installation.
Anyone out there have any info?
can
I was curious if, after pgcc (pentium optimized gcc) comes out there will be
any movement to make an i-586 distribution of debian. an i-586 distribution
should run faster.
Any comments/thoughts?
-sv
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On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
What happened to fvwm95, it seems the taskbar is missing, and the color's
have been changed to say the least. Does anyone have an old copy of their
system.fvwm95 file around, so that I can get fvwm95 back to the way it
was.
Strange. The
Figure out which port you are using of /dev/lp0 through lp3. It's most
likely lp0. Do this:
cd /dev
ln -s lp0 printer
I think that MAKEDEV complaint is an internal-array-full in MAKEDEV problem,
not a full disk. I don't know why that happens in this case. Do look in
/dev for
How much faster? If it's a lot faster, it might be worth trying.
Bruce
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One thing I noticed with a new install, and an ungrade to from 1.2 to 1.3,
is that under X the pointer function changed with the aw95 replacment lib.
When I installed this in 1.2 I used to be able to go over a scroll bar
(for instance xterm) and grab it with a left click. Now I must use the
How much faster? If it's a lot faster, it might be worth trying.
this is from the PGCC faq
4.2 How much improvement?
Speed improvements range from 2% to 30% (rare), but the current compiler does
not enable all opts by default since many of them are unstable. However, the
hand-compiled
I choose to run shutdown by itself because I had to assure that the last
action on master is to shut down the ups. Instead I should probably follow
the genpower approach and supply a small program that does this from the
command line.
I worked with Miquel about this when building the genpower
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
installed it on, I've decided to repartition and make seperate partitions
for /, /usr, /tmp, /usr/local, and /var (are there any others it might
be usefull to make seperate partitions out of?).
The FAQ addresses this pretty well. I'd also
Have you disabled plug and play? If not, boot to DOS, put in your 3Com
diskettes, run 3c5x9cfg and disable it. Also note your IO and IRQ's just
to double check. I've had good luck with two 3c509's at my old job once I
disabled pnp.
Chip
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On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
Ok. I've been running linux since about march, and when I installed, I
installed entirely to one partition. Having since realized the error of
my ways, and having filled up the first (400 mb) partition I originally
installed it on, I've decided to
I'm trying to compile wine ... we don't seem to have a package for it,
understandable, since it's only in alpha at the moment.
There is a package for wine under project/experimental. I maintain it.
Brian
( [EMAIL
Accelerated X (I'm assuming the server that Phil mentions) does indeed
support multiple depths (overlays) simultaneously. The 24bit depth is
useful for things like netscape, while the 8 bit is useful for things like
WABI, Executor, and Emress. (There is an overlay patch available on our
FTP site
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Brian White wrote:
I'm trying to compile wine ... we don't seem to have a package for it,
understandable, since it's only in alpha at the moment.
There is a package for wine under project/experimental. I maintain it.
Oh. Yup. Found it. Thanks :).
Adam Shand wrote:
It is dying with the error that no appropriate screen resolutions can be
found. Does anyone know what this could be or do you need more details?
Did you create XF86Config using XF86Setup? What's the video chip in your
TP? XF86_SVGA reports the chipset using
Wait - you're saying that creating a new updated debian package for wine
1.0 would be to apply win-1.0*.diff to the .deb?
The diffs for the Debian source contain nothing but the Debian directory.
Thus, you can patch any version of the wine source and probably build
it without any changes (other
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Brian White wrote:
Apart from this, apcd is ready as a debian package but I didn't find the
time to upload it, feed the changes back to the upstream maintainer, etc.
Whoever wants this package, drop me an email.
If nobody else wants it, I'll take it. (but only if
Hi all,
I've got some Linux boxes around here at university and a few days ago one
user came complaining to me that he was unable to produce an @-sign in the
xlogin widget on xdm that he uses in his password.
I tried to check out all the configs, specially the xmodmap and the xkb
section in
The following message is a courtesy copy of an article
that has been posted as well.
Hi all,
the following is a rough translation of a short note that appeared in
the July edition (pag. 40) of the iX Magazin, a German computer
magazine.
Niels wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Dan Hugo wrote:
The question is, how to access the modem to send AT strings while online
(rather, how to insert +++
into the data stream to the modem, then the AT command, get the response
back, and put it back online).
You want to switch from data
I was curious if, after pgcc (pentium optimized gcc) comes out there will be
Hasn't pgcc been out for years?
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On 2 Jul 1997, Emilio Lopes wrote:
CD-ROMs free via FTP. Interested parties, preferring to avoid the
download of more than 1 GByte, can order for 50 $ a set with the CDs.
!!! Surely this should be $5 not $50, no?
-- Jaldhar
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Randy Edwards wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
a) partition this empty space into a bunch of new partitions and move my
current system onto it, without completely reinstalling?
As I remember (read: get someone else's opinion to be sure:-) all I did
was to create the
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Will Lowe wrote:
Wait - you're saying that creating a new updated debian package for wine
1.0 would be to apply win-1.0*.diff to the .deb?
Not to the .deb exactly but to the Debian Source package. Then you update
debian/changelog and run build (from the dpkg-dev package in
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
On 2 Jul 1997, Emilio Lopes wrote:
CD-ROMs free via FTP. Interested parties, preferring to avoid the
download of more than 1 GByte, can order for 50 $ a set with the CDs.
!!! Surely this should
Don't quote me on this but I think you have to set up the NT box as a WINS
server, click on enable DNS for NetBios name resolution in network
cotrol panel and set up samba to point to that WINS server. This should
enable you to see the NT shares from your win3.x boxes. (You will
probably also
John Foster wrote:
On Tue, 1 Jul 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
This is not readable by an editor. Is there something special about th
e
.gz??
snip
(Funny how an non-Debian specific question still generates so many
responses on this list!)
Not really. What we have here
If I add these settings to my resources, rxvt should appear in reverse video
with no scrollbar... but it seems to compltely ignore the resources. If I
specify them on the command line (rxvt -background black -foreground white
+sb), it works ok. Why? (rxvt version: 2.20-4)
Rxvt*scrollbar: false
Hi!
Anyone know if there is anyway to get linux to support the Joliet cdfs
(insted of iso9660)???
//Regards,
Niklas Hoglund
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In case anyone regarded my last message on that thread as a flame, it was
not.
The question is, how can one insert data into the serial stream (even when
it is idle) when pppd owns the lock one that port?
I would be interested to know what my modem is really doing, since it is a
USR Sportster
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
These were expected to be purchased by vendors, as a master for their
volume pressings. At $50 per pair there is very little profit left over
for the project. My personal production costs for pressing gold CDs is
around $20 per CD, so selling two for
Why when i run 'killall pppd' sometimes I get Operation not permitted?
Thanks.
Andrea Arcangeli
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SB == Sylvain Briole [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
SB I need to type alias ls='ls --color' in the login window to obtain
SB ls in color. But I have written this command in my .bash_profile.
I put all this things in my ~/.bashrc. My ~/.bash_profile just sources
it. In this way I have the same
j == jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
j Since I get on average about 10 fatal crashes of netscape a day,
j when combined with the flaky behavior, I'd say that Netscape for
j linux is the most unstable but working application I've ever seen.
Fix the bugs and submit patches to Netscape.
Just in
JRB == J R Blaakmeer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JRB On Mon, 30 Jun 1997 15:41:22 -0400 , Joey Hess wrote:
I'm trying to set up a machine as an xterm, so I want it to run the chooser
on bootup and then xdm... the Xaccess file seems to indicate that if you
make it contain just this line, it'll
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Dale Scheetz wrote:
These were expected to be purchased by vendors, as a master for their
volume pressings. At $50 per pair there is very little profit left over
for the project. My personal production costs for pressing gold
I installed octave with the original installation of debian 1.1 some months
ago. I have not tried to run octave until now. It doesn't get very far- it
says can't load library 'libg++.so.27' . I looked for that library on my
system and can't find it either. The file /var/lib/dpkg/status says
On 1 Jul, Marcelo E. Magallon wrote:
On 29 Jun 1997, Karl M. Hegbloom wrote:
Your `ulimit's are too low. Here's what I do, in /etc/profile for
now.
PS: BTW, I cann't change this limit as a normal user anyway. I can change
it as root but for root only.
Take a look at
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed octave with the original installation of debian 1.1 some months
ago. I have not tried to run octave until now. It doesn't get very far- it
says can't load library 'libg++.so.27' . I looked for that library on my
system and can't find
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997, Joey Hess wrote:
If I add these settings to my resources, rxvt should appear in reverse video
with no scrollbar... but it seems to compltely ignore the resources. If I
specify them on the command line (rxvt -background black -foreground white
+sb), it works ok. Why? (rxvt
On Wed, 2 Jul 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I installed octave with the original installation of debian 1.1 some months
ago. I have not tried to run octave until now. It doesn't get very far- it
says can't load library 'libg++.so.27' . I looked for that library on my
system and can't find
Colin R. Telmer:
I had this problem a while ago and figured out a hack for it (although
this is weird) for an old version of rxvt. If I put a symlink in my home
directory as follows, it reads the resources fine:
.Xdefaults - .Xresources
However, strangely enough, I removed this symlink
Peter S Galbraith:
You could always try the latest version of rxvt. It has better colour
support, and allows the programming of menubars!
It also comes with a nicer xclock, called rclock.
Gee, sounds exactly like the debian version, which mentions just these
features in its changelog.
I'd
Nope, that's not it. xrdb is sucessfully reading in my .Xresources file, and
setting the Rxvt* entries, rxvt is just ignoring them.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~xrdb -query |grep Rxvt
Rxvt*background:black
Rxvt*colorBD: yellow
Rxvt*font: fixed
Rxvt*foreground:white
You could always try the latest version of rxvt. It has better colour
support, and allows the programming of menubars!
It also comes with a nicer xclock, called rclock.
ftp://ftp.fu-berlin.de/pub/unix/X11/terms/rxvt/
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Peter Galbraith, research scientist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Package: rxvt
Version: 2.20-4
Tad Kollar:
I wonder if rxvt doesn't bother using the resource manager and just
tries to look in certain files. The man page seems to suggest this.
I'm also having an rxvt resource problem, but with a different file...
rxvt will read ~/.Xresources, but not
Joey Hess wrote:
Peter S Galbraith:
You could always try the latest version of rxvt. It has better colour
support, and allows the programming of menubars!
It also comes with a nicer xclock, called rclock.
Gee, sounds exactly like the debian version, which mentions just these
features
Well I have now written a script that does this quite nicely. Only
Solaris still rebels to seeing the ARP updates. Further investigation
shows that Solaris is breaking the rules here so I'll not bother any more
with it. Email me if you have a need for this. Cheers.
On Sat, 28 Jun
Peter S Galbraith:
Gee, sounds exactly like the debian version, which mentions just these
features in its changelog.
rxvt latest is v2.21
Debian version is 2.20. I don't see anything to fix my problem in the changelog
for 2.21. (Another poster on this thread pointed ouyt the problem is
I have recompiled 2.0.29 Kernel to enable IP forwarding and firewalling.
When I try to configure ipfwadd it tells me:
ipfwadm: setsockopt failed: Protocol not available.
Does somebody have a solution for this problem.
Thank you,
Drazen
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