Carey Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the imminent release of Debian 2.1, and people asking how to make
Debian more visible, I've revamped a logo I created a while ago, and
put it on my web site. It's less than 2K as a GIF, but even so I
won't attach to an email to a public list.
I'd
with
smbclient, e.g.
$ smbclient '\\hostname\tmp' -U whoever
You can add -d 2 or -d 5 to get debugging output from smbclient.
You can also increase the debug level, and check (IIRC) /var/log/smb
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And so, New York has
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And so, New York has joined the fraternity of cities whose only admission
requirement is to be overrun with evil zombies.http://www.sluggy.com/
;\
*.=notice;*.=warn /dev/tty12
So that Alt-F12 displays the most recent syslog messages, with very
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And so, New York has joined the fraternity of cities whose only admission
requirement is to be overrun with evil
would prefer if it was
used as a pointer to URL:http://www.debian.org/ or a suitable page
on that site.
Obviously, for the release of Hurd I can replace Tux with a Gnu.
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And so, New York has joined the fraternity of cities whose only
too. The easiest way to
get the package lists in sync is to choose apt as the access method in
delect, and use `dselect update' instead of `apt-get update'.
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And so, New York has joined the fraternity of cities whose only admission
Roland E. Lipovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, Feb 11, 1999 at 12:36:14AM +1300, Carey Evans wrote:
Trying to use 192.168.0.xxx is asking for trouble, in my opinion. Try
Why?
Oops. Because:
1. It was after midnight the first day back at work, and I really
shouldn't post
and you don't have an lmhosts file, the only
effect is that you get an annoying error, which is why I said you
could ignore it. You could also put the following in your smb.conf.
name resolve order = bcast host
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The risk of U.S
: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused
$ smbclient -L win95 -I 192.168.1.2
[...]
$ smbclient -L win95
[... should be the same]
On Win95:
C:\PING 192.168.1.1
Start-Find-Computer LINUX
Start-Run telnet 192.168.1.1
The output of these commands would be useful.
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the news?
If one of these files start with #! rnews ... you can just run rnews
on it:
# rnews D.downtowdcc58
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The risk of U.S. national security resting in the hands of adults who play
with children's toys during office hours is left
to do this if all
programs are using the latest POSIX termios code, so Linux 2.2
complains about it. Try removing these flags if they're there, and
see if anything stops working.
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work to do on it, but it's basically finished.
If you're running Linux 2.0, check the ipfwadm(8) man page; my docs
might still be of use.
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with children's
to change
anything.
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sort of messages you've got.
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Pere Camps [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
Does anybody have a script for changing all the dirs and subdirs
into mode 700 and all the files into mode 600 ?
Maybe
chmod -R u=rwX,go= path
Capital X means preserve the exisiting execute permission.
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Actually, I found an old version (1.4.0.7) of start-stop-daemon, when
it was written in Perl, and it does have the behaviour you want.
Maybe this is a bug in start-stop-daemon.
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the changes and reboot, and let fsck
clean up the mess.
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of setserial (or maybe dip) is old.
Try downloading the one from slink (frozen) and see if it will work
without any complaints:
# dpkg -i setserial_what-ever.deb
It would be a good idea to have the old package around in case this
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the tcpdump package? Do
you get any unusual messages when you start ppp with the `debug'
option in /etc/ppp/peers/provider?
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it was. If it
happens again I'll have to report it to linux-kernel.
I _did_ use Alt-SysRq-P to find out that it seemed to be looping in
schedule(), but didn't record anything else. This is with a Pentium
166 and a no-name motherboard.
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of the kernel developers to
explain.
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on
configuration) and choose zmodem.
To send to a Unix host, type rz to start the ZMODEM receiver then
choose ^A S in minicom to send the file.
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, where printer is the host name of the server.
This should work quite well with the cti-ifhp package.
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and DESQview.
It's actually the terminal emulator, i.e. xterm, that lets you
cut-and-paste between the windows.
On the console, you can use gpm to do this.
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didn't want to start, and with
-pre6 (I think) logging funny messages, but aside from that I haven't
had any problems with 2.2.x.
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packages.
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- Bruce Martin
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- Bruce Martin in RISKS
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- Bruce Martin in RISKS
.' Do you have a PS/2 mouse (with a little round connector), and
should you have it compiled in?
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hassle.
Using apt-get, we set the http_proxy to 'http://login:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/'
and away it went.
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somestuff $file
done
You could rewrite it in Python and use walk() from os.path, or in Perl
and use File::Find.
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looks best (it prints darker than the HP5 setup) on our Lexmarks.
and because doing things like ls -l|lpr
generates a listing with a staircase effect.
if= filters don't get run when you use rm=. Try using
lp=192.168.10.20%9100 instead.
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traffic that I'm not interested in.
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Larry froze. Was the bag a trap?
He could see the way in, but the other end appeared to be sealed.
...' shows this to be the case, at
least for replacing my current exim with smail.
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equivs needs to `Conflicts:' and `Replaces:'
mail-transfer-agent, like exim, smail, sendmail etc. do.
(Is anyone reading that actually *understands* dpkg?)
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Larry froze. Was the bag a trap?
He could see the way
the bounce queue stuff:
:lp=hplj4000n%9100:sd=/var/spool/lpd/hplj4000n:\
The cti-ifhp filters can also help in this case to do real accounting
using the printer's page counter, and set things like duplex printing,
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to 1999011001 (which is greater than 121219981), or
you'll have to try manually getting BIND to forget its cached zone
files and get the whole lot from the master again. (And you'll have
to do this every year. You *don't* need these problems in Jan 2000.)
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VERTICAL LINE |, not an ISO-8859-1 BROKEN
BAR.
Try the script from the command line, i.e.
netprint printme.txt
Once that works, try it with lpr:
lpr -Plp1 printme.txt
_Then_ work on WP8.
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Larry froze
0.0.0.0/0 123 -p UDP -j ACCEPT
# Only accept other UDP traffic on non-privileged ports.
ipchains -A inet_in -d 0.0.0.0/0 0:1023 -p UDP -j REJECT -l
# Accept other traffic (including ICMP and existing TCP connections).
ipchains -A inet_in -j ACCEPT
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/SiliconValley/Pines/2361/logo.bmp if
anybody wants to try it.
Unfortunately that's the wrong size. :( MS went for a 320 wide by
400 high logo, with rectangular pixels.
Also, Geocities transmits .bmp files as text/plain, so Netscape tries
to display them.
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. In
/etc/conf.modules, I have
alias parport_lowlevel parport_pc
options parport_pc io=0x378 irq=7
What changes should I made to a standard Hamm 2.03 system so I am able
to use a 2.2.0(Pre) kernel?
BTW, 2.2.0-pre5 was out last time I checked.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Marc Haber) writes:
Sounds like a bad brute-force approach. Can't dpkg do the remove and
the install of the equivs package in a single operation?
Yes, AFAIK. dpkg --auto-deconfigure --install new-mta.deb
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, which for debian-user is
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, or would they change to the versions in my system??
If you install the -dev versions of all the libraries where necessary
- probably just libc6-dev - it will depend on your current system,
including f2c's current libf2c.so.2.
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Is this the sort of thing you're after?
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--install new-mta.deb
[Marc proves me wrong.]
/usr/lib/dpkg/methods/disk/install says:
dpkg --install --auto-deconfigure
and uses:
dpkg -iB
Maybe it matters which order it goes in?
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Larry froze
not using a null envelope sender in its message, which it
MUST do. Elsewhere in this RFC is the requirement for a postmaster
mailbox. I suppose I should wish them luck...
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He could
from one of the messages
after it gets into the maildirsmtp queue.
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. Win98 3. Linux
Assuming you've got them networked and TCP/IP working, you just need
to install Samba.
Otherwise, have a look at the docs in /usr/doc/HOWTO, like the
NET-3-HOWTO.
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try `objdump --private-headers executable | grep RPATH'
to see if there's a path to the libraries compiled into the program.
If there is, carefully change the path using something like Emacs's
`hexl-find-file' to something that doesn't exist.
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smbmount-2.1.x //servif3/user4if -U jzago -c 'mount /mnt/servif3'
There's an example like this right at the top of the smbmount-2.1.x
man page here.
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Larry froze. Was the bag a trap?
He could see the way
-clients package in unstable includes a runsocks script
that lets you socksify most programs automatically, runsocks dselect
update and runsocks apt-get install lynx for example.
This is what I use at work with our SOCKS firewall.
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instead, then restore OS/2. Then install Linux and change the DOS
partitions to Linux. This is a lot of trouble, especially if it
doesn't work.
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into the resulting directory and run debian/rules binary.
3. dpkg -i the resulting .deb package. *Don't* force it if it
refuses to install - reinstall the old package and ask for help.
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with LPRng and cti-ifhp
it works quite well with HP-compatible laser printers.
(Would you have gotten a reply this fast from MS support on a statutory
holiday?)
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He could see
of the supplied kernel
images to work.
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source for a few slides.
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And see what happens then.
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and /usr/doc/kbd.
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psaux
prw-r--r-- 1 root root0 Jan 3 11:55 xconsole|
[...]
crw-rw-rw- 1 root root 2, 1 Jan 3 11:58 ptyp1
crw--w 1 careytty3, 1 Jan 3 11:58 ttyp1
crw--w--w- 1 root root 4, 7 Jan 3 11:58 tty7
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(Great Christmas present, that.)
Note that each of the bad files in lost+found is one (possibly
essential) one that has disappeared from where it was supposed to be.
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Microsoft is the answer! The question is, Why did my PC crash?
Jean Orloff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1) what more can I try (outside reboot) to clear the terminals?
setfont
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Microsoft is the answer! The question is, Why did my PC crash?
?
You _can_ change the foreground and background colours - see the
xsetroot man page for details.
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the web server manual for more details.
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* good for looking at Slashdot. (But make sure
you still have a copy of the old .deb around in case it doesn't work.)
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(I wish I knew why I'm at home on Saturday night, writing brick text.)
install a dummy one which claims to know
nothing.
You should probably ask if your user really needs to use IRC. (This
is the only case I can think of when it's _needed_, and other networks
than Undernet are usually less strict anyway.)
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/etc/exim.conf and adding ist.flinders.edu.au to
local_domains.
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is in the manpages package. You might
also want to have a look at /usr/doc/gettext/ABOUT-NLS from the
gettext package.
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the lprng and magicfilter packages.
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case, it tries to do frames. (The same applies to XEmacs.)
2) How do I get started with it?
Alt-X W 3 Enter
Better would be control-h i, and read the info documentation.
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/by-module/Net/Net-Telnet-3.01.tar.gz
very few programming experience ;-P
I don't think this is the right thing to start with. :-/
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load-path
(cons
(directory-file-name (expand-file-name ~/share/emacs/nnimap))
load-path))
(require 'nnimap)
Would anyone be interested in this as a Debian package?
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? This will list the errors (look for
E? symbols in the output) that vi gets accessing the files.
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too.
If you *have* got the tape working, but just can't get at the tapes,
you're beyond my knowledge.
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-F2 after it boots but
before installing anything. Here you can use fdisk etc. to find out
which partition is which, and mount them to see what's on them.
Once you get it to boot, edit /etc/lilo.conf to work right, run
/sbin/lilo again, and reboot to make sure it worked.
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Sometimes when I switch from X to a virtual
console with Ctrl-Alt-Fn, the virtual console starts substituting some
characters for others.
Try the command `setfont'.
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Is there anyone
be,
but hopefully not many email-collecting robots will decode the
following properly:
A
HREF=mailto:c%2Eevans%40clear.net.n%7A;c.e#118;ans#64;clear#46;net.nz/A
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-f-is-evil)
(setq message-sendmail-f-is-evil t)
If all else fails, you could add the line below to your remote_smtp
transport in /etc/exim.conf and see what happens.
headers_remove = sender
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Is there anyone who actually
what's happening.
(I'm not having any problems with Ole's messages because my ISP
inserts the Return-Path: header, which fetchmail uses first, and which
is the *real* MAIL FROM address.)
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Is there anyone who actually believes
in
/etc/X11/fvwm2/ will be changed, but the old files in ~/.fvwm2/ will
still contain the old data, and will override the new data, until that
user runs update-menus again.
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with the friendly Apache documentation.
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0.0.0.0/0 31337 to stop *your* users
connecting to another BO server.
-o = Log the address of the offender, so you can complain to their ISP.
This will also drop some legitimate UDP comms, if something happens to
grab port 31337 itself. I could live with this.
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kernels, to send only rlogin traffic over the PPP
interface, but you'll have to work out how to do that yourself.
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think
anything will get changed automatically for that user when new
packages are installled.
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Ultimately, there should probably be another package that manages this
and provides an `update-binfmt' program.
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461
To change it for all users:
$ su
Password:
# cp /usr/lib/menu/lyx /etc/menu/
# edit /etc/menu/lyx
[ Make the change. ]
# update-menus
# ^D
$
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in the deliver proces??
See `man procmail' near the bottom.
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is that myprogram starts something,
and logger won't exit until there's nothing left writing to _it_.
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interface is usually
attached to a network of some kind. If it's not, try configuring it
as netmask 255.255.255.255.
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Is there anyone who actually believes that USAicans are so modest or
intellectually honest as to be unable to find
-wrapping to 70 columns, or
whatever it's called in your program.
David: Complain to someone about Pine leaving the HTML alternative in.
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Carey Evans http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/c.evans/
Is there anyone who actually believes that USAicans are so modest or
intellectually honest
by X. (This is a gross
oversimplification.)
Try something like:
$ startx X.log 21
If you want to see the messages go flying by, that would be:
$ startx 21 | tee -a X.log
Another handy program is SuperProbe, to make sure your idea of what
the card is matches X's idea.
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. See
URL:http://slashdot.org/articles/98/11/18/0837247.shtml.
I'm also planning on sticking the first page of the PDF at
URL:http://www2.software.ibm.com/news/news.nsf/n/cjig425nf2 up at
the office somewhere.
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Carey Evans http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/c.evans/
Is there anyone who
is a new security feature in the development (2.1.x)
Linux kernels.
proftpd is probably trying to use these for extra security, but will
be the same as before if you're running 2.0.35.
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Is there anyone who actually believes
involved. In this case, I
would guess it lets proftpd use reserved ports (like 20 and 21,
ftp-data and ftp-control) without needing to be root.
This means that if there's any bug somewhere in proftpd, there's no
straightforward way to get root access to the box.
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