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Do the same for the perl-suid package. And, I suppose, for
any other perl-based packages that you have that have reverted
to versions based on Perl 5.004.
The exact package-version numbers may be different now, but you get
the idea.
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This bug is going to cost hundreds of hours of wasted time across all
Debian users, I'm sure of it. The problem has been known for some
time -- could the responsible package owners (I can't figure out which
package is to blame) please get us a fix!
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they
are reported to be slow.
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your hard drive as normal.
I'm not going to use xdm again until such time as I have a backup root
partition set up (with xdm disabled) so that I can boot and repair
things without having to use the Rescue disk.
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3.2.0.101-5 on a fairly current slink system.
A slightly-obscured version of my /etc/smail/config file is attached.
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visible_name=XXX.net
-domains
hostnames=xanadu:XXX.XXX.net:localhost
smtp_accept_max
will match that pattern.
There's got to be a better way.
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Kent West writes:
At 08:41 PM 9/29/1998 -0500, Fred Yankowski wrote:
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Anyway, I had to boot from a Debian Rescue floppy to get in.
...
Could Braden not simply try Ctrl-Alt-F2 to switch to a non-X
virtual console?
I thought I tried that at the time and it didn't work, but perhaps I
could not for the life
of me figure out how to get back into X.
Control-Alt-F7 restores the X display on my system. I often get a
spurious popup menu from emacs when I return, but it's OK otherwise.
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and nothing
would print. The '--debug' option to magicfilter was useful though.
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