not there it shouldn't wait for a root password like it does
now, but just fail and continue booting. Is it possible somehow?
Thanks in advance!
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/include/linux .
mv asm asm.old
ln -s /usr/src/linux/include/asm .
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rm -i * and then answer n for every file except for
this one.
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in /etc/ppp/ip-up.d/ a script like so:
#!/bin/sh
if [-x /usr/sbin/runq]; then
You forgot the spaces - [ is actually a program (check /usr/bin/[) so
its name needs to be separate from the -x parameter. Same for the
closing bracket which needs to be a separate parameter.
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Hey.
I was wondering, what would be a better idea, to install an RPM
package by converting it first to .deb with alien, or just by using
RPM directly since it's there?
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idle.
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(from the author's site), build it and you'll have the newest mkisofs
which you can copy over /usr/bin/mkisofs. For some reason hamm comes
with a pretty old mkisofs, and there's no newer one in slink.
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the Linux kernel itself. The init scripts in hamm
automatically find out the existanse of kmod and don't start kerneld
in that case.
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Yep, it should - I agree. I try to explain it to the machine but it's
ruthless. :-)
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to
fiddle with /etc/nsswitch.conf
No. (No such map...) But I also can't do it from any other box that
already is using NIS successfully, such as our SunOS and Solaris
boxes! I checked and the map _is there_, and there's indeed no
shadow.byname map. AAACK!
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to run it it naturally segfaults. Are the paths hard-coded into the
binary? How can I get around that?
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frequently, even in expense of performance? Or what
else can I do to keep the filesystems on the workstations more stable,
in addition to user educating on which we're of course working?
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in the case of a reset when the machine was
busy.
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, we don't want to buy a new server for
the NFS-root.
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with the way shadow passwords work in
Solaris and in Linux. However, on an adjacent Slackware box it works
flawlessly. What can be the problem?
I tried to upgrade to the latest nis distribution from slink (and it
took the libc along with it) but it did not help.
I'm totally out of ideas. :-(
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such a thing when Netscape doesn't
think it uses a proxy but actually it does?
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attachment viewing
and all the other stuff you see in graphical clients), and when you're
at the console you get a regular textual client a la pine.
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