On Thu, Mar 12, 1998 at 09:29:12AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 12, 1998 at 06:18:20PM +1100, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > Where are the pthread manual pages for hamm?
>
> pthread/LinuxThreads is a part of libc6; you'll find the manpages in
> libc6-doc.
Where are the pthread manual pages for hamm? the Contents search
on www.debian.org says package libpthread0-dev, but that's for libc5
and conflicts with libc6-dev.
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y an easy fix, scince it seems that I am the only one having
> trouble with it.
Do you have execute permissions set for other on the cgi-bin directory
too? What exactly is the error from Apache?
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evices are obselete; they are no longer used for call out with
ttySN used for call-in. ttySN is used for both. Also, use mgetty
instead of just plain getty, it handles modems much better.
I have mgetty running on /dev/ttyS1 when not in use, and can dial out
on /dev/ttyS1 with minicom, diald etc with
ave
no local distribution but only a local directory, and it can
use dpkg-scanpackages to generate the information it needs from
the files themselves. Unfortunately, the deb files can contain
different section and priority to fields to what's actually used
on master, so this might cause s
0, and standard
on most clones I would think. IIRC, the module does assign them
as found from lp0 though.
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o see any advantage over Linux though, but I am not running
huge servers. I have had Linux machines with 180+ day uptime (which ended
due to power cycle) and I am happy enough with that.
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WD don't make SCSI disks, unless they have recently started. Buy
Seagate or IBM, Quantum aren't that good.
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gt; I gather. NCR cards are also very cheap - www.swt.com has an ad in the
> Linux Journal to sell an NCR53c810 (Fast SCSI) for $53 (US).
For what it's worth, Adaptec have just bought Symbios Logic. I don't know
whether this will change things significantly in the Symbios line or not.
g, but DOS-wise "a:" is a non-sensical
source; DOS wouldn't accept it for either copy or move.
"a:*.*" is the answer but you'd have to quote it. That may or may
not be the problem though.
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that can get you this
information easily.
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gt; Thanks in advance.
> >
> This should be /dev/sonycd if i'm not severely mistaken. At least
> this used to work with my own cdu33a CD-ROM drive.
The kernel's Documentation/devices.txt says /dev/sonycd is correct
for cdu31a and cdu33a devices.
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> Which is correct?
My understanding is that it's 128mb per swap partition, and that you
can have several (up to 16?) of those.
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il, so there's no quick fix.
You need to tell us a bit more about aaa.bbb.ccc's relationship
to rrr.sss.ttt.
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and to see his
> gretting.
Of course it can. Never heard of a shell account?
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the errors I was having with a disk went away when I replaced the power
supply. One bad sector remained which I fixed with e2fsck.
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bian stop doing this for you? All my systems
were upgraded buzz to rex to bo to hamm, and they all had the anonymous
FTP stuff set up originally automatically.
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ill be able to save that with Linux.
Yes I had one of those timers you put on your power points (for
lights while you're away on holiday etc) on my DOS system. Horrid
but effective. Much nicer under Linux.
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It happened to me once -- dselect decided to remove half the system,
very annoying. I try to avoid using dselect anyway. You can remove a package
using
dpkg --remove
If you mark a few things for removal in dselect, go to the command line
and run
dpkg --no-act --remove --pending
to see w
something new(ish).
>
> am i grossly mistaken here?
Yes I think so. Full duplex drivers have only been made available
fairly recently, but the card itself is full duplex. It has two DMA
channels for this reason (one for recording, one for playback).
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machine, but nicer. You could also have an external event
from your mailer to run EXITEMU instead of the kill. My system survived
ok for 12 days while I was overseas like this.
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loppy
controllers. Perhaps you can change the IRQ on your
Colorado's controller, or put the Colorado on
your standard floppy controller.
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t instended to be anti-FreeBSD,
since the same applies to Solaris, BSDI, etc).
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essing a key too soon in
> the boot sequence, or from not having a proper boot sector installed.
> If you are using LILO, check to make sure that it is installed on the
> boot sector rather than in the partition.
Actually it's a prompt from the package mbr, not your BIOS. The effe
My PGP (pgp-i 2.6.3a-2) has started to complain about a missing configuration
file, even though it has /etc/pgp-i.conf. Is there a link to somewhere
required? I had some minor disk corruption recently which probably caused
this.
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On Mon, Feb 16, 1998 at 05:13:16PM +0100, Pere Camps wrote:
> Does anybody know of a good piece of BBS software for debian?
> I'm looking for something like Remote Access for DOS.
Good luck, and let me know if you find anything. I've never been able
to find a BBS program for Linux that
On Wed, Feb 18, 1998 at 08:28:52PM -0800, Adam Klein wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 19, 1998 at 03:16:44PM +1100, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > On Wed, Feb 18, 1998 at 11:08:28AM -0800, Adam Klein wrote:
> > > I'm the maintainer of the lpr package, and there is a bug report
> >
839 bytes
This could be a telltale sign. Perhaps the original reporter had
other lpr problems and it just seemed to be a remote printing
problem?
I think one of my machines has an lpr installed on DOS, I will check
it out (but it's not the same implementation mentioned in the bug report).
ix.
>
> Anyway, I believe /bin/login gets the prompt from /etc/issue. Perhaps a bug
> should be filed regarding '\?' substitution.
login doesn't seem to try to show issue again here.
The getty is mingetty.
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s any amount of memory enough to do away with swap?
Just think of it this way; when real memory runs out, without any swap,
programs will die. If you had swap, they will just slow down.
You wouldn't run Windows without any swap. Why Linux?
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(The default of 4 & 3 respectively is used.)
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the "client" machine i've set up the gateway pointing to de
> > firewall machine.
Looks fine to me.
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a session and sets the process group ID
setsid (8) - run a program in a new session
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for Rockwells).
> Back when I ran bo, I got connect speeds for all three modems. My hamm
> packages are all 100% up-to-date.
Any chance the modems are configured differently now, either by
the profile stored in the modem or due to commands in /etc/mgetty/*.conf?
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at you let any user outside of your system view? Most
External users may not be able to view the files if some sort
of authentication has been used; local users get past that.
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On Fri, Feb 13, 1998 at 10:56:19AM +1000, Anthony Towns wrote:
> export https_proxy="http://localhost:8000/";
>
> to, iirc, get some support for https:// urls, if your proxy supports
> them, even if Lynx doesn't.
Interesting idea; loses some of the security though.
o produce
valid postscript ...
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6) 133MHz to an AMD K6 (which the kernel
says is post-bug) 166MHz, but that was about last September and I haven't
really noticed the connection. Nothing else has changed hardware wise.
Any suggestions, even on how to get more details? Please email me directly.
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parallel port between a printer, zip drive
etc at the same time, without removing and inserting the modules
etc. However in my case I just want to use the zip drive, I have
no printer on the port. It's different for 2.0 vs 2.1 though.
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nous typing it in all of the time
> cd /
> mkdir zip
> mount /dev/sda4 /zip
Thanks for your help Charles. Unfortunately I don't get as far
as being able to mount it -- the SCSI drivers don't load properly.
I have had this working in the past but not with recent Linux
beta ke
there ...
Any hints? I have zip only on the port; I don't want to use a printer
as well.
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Kernel 2.1.86 swaps lchown() and chown() so dpkg might work again,
according to http://www.linuxhq.com/
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> or
>
> Do I have to create this file??(with mknod??)
Network devices do not have entries in /dev. The portmapper is used
for some RPC services like NFS; what do you mean it "is away"?
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> On 02/10/98 at 01:47 PM, Hamish Moffatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> >Well, anything can happen in a good-sized crash. Windows 95 can't change
> >individual settings because their locations aren't standardize
x27;ll have to figure out how
> to get the sound out over the telephone, I guess.
You can probably convince vgetty (a modified mgetty for voice) to do this
for you, although I've always found it too hard to find sufficient
documentation to get it running. It would play pre-recorded sounds
S manufacturers (AMI, Phoenix, Award, MR BIOS etc). Some
of the basic settings are (like hard drive types) but none of the
settings you spoke of are.
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> can re-direct it to a file for perusal?
dmesg will show you the kernel stuff, eg "dmesg | less". Most of
it is in the logs in /var/log too. There's no way (that I know of)
to see all the non-kernel stuff.
Note that scroll lock will pause the display.
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d enforce them. You should not
get on your soapbox on a mailing list about it.
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nux -b"). It will get
> you a root shell directly, without password, and without running _any_
> of the init scripts. Remember that your root file system is read only at
> that point and that not even /proc is mounted ..
Is this different to "linux emergency"? Emergency d
ause I bought a new disk and couldn't find any way to move NT),
it only took about 5 minutes to install 95, and there aren't any hard
questions involved, even with a custom install.
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ys who tried to help me.
Can't you use the NT install floppies with the rescue disk you created
during install or with rdisk? You did create the rescue disk, right, like
the Debian installation disk/CDROM warned you to back everything up ... ?
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> ftp_proxy=proxy.utc.sk:3128
> http_proxy=proxy.utc.sk:3128
>
> That's all the trick.
This might work with wget, but it doesn't seem very standard --
Lynx doesn't like it. I use
http_proxy=http://proxywww.rmit.edu.au:8080/
The final
rything in /
> (including /mnt) to /mnt.
H. Fair enough, although counter-intuitive to me at least.
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the whole disk or the files? The new file system is bigger
than the old one, so I want to copy the files rather than the file
system itself.
I could just tar the file system to a file on another partition.
That would work but should be unnecessary.
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d tar respectively appear to be ignored.
I would do it with the rescue disk, mounting the two partitions
as /mnt and /mnt2, except that the rescue disk (poorly named?)
seems to have a cut down cp with only -r, and no tar!
Any suggestions?
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DMA buffers. The people on the appropriate
linux- list tell me it's a design problem in the floppy driver,
and that ISA DMA is problematic with > 16mb RAM (which is what it uses).
I had to reboot to reset it, did you?
Joost's suggestion of a bad disk isn't a bad one either. ;-)
Ha
hers all unusable
until I could find other copies.
This doesn't happen with Debian.
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> the volume periodically even if the volume is always cleanly unmounted.
I usually end up with a few "deleted inode has zero dtime" messages
when the forced check occurs. Is this normal? It doesn't sound like it
to me. Never anything more serious than that though.
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, but you can't hide .. from
their home directory, for example, unfortunately.
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recall the name).
Is NDS supported these days with ncpfs? Neat.
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On Thu, Jan 22, 1998 at 07:44:52PM -0800, Stephen Zander wrote:
> The printer won't accept jobs from both Novel & LInux simultaneously but you
> can co-exist quite peacefully without you Novell users even noticing.
And avoid print quota etc...
Oops. :-)
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iles needed to run this application
> cannot be found
You may need Cygnus's GNU Win32 DLL, I can't remember the exact name.
I agree that static should remove this requirement though. ftp.cygnus.com.
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e 1.3b3 packages.
1.1.3 is pretty stale though. Quite a few improvements to mod_include
were done for 1.2, for example.
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On Tue, Jan 20, 1998 at 07:21:09PM -0500, Robert D. Hilliard wrote:
> It sounds like you are talking about Bug#15854. On 11 Dec 1997
> the maintainer's response to the bug report included a patch to fix
> it, which he said would be included in perl 5.004.04-4.
>
> My rex system contai
ause the script will
try to install them again and this causes problems with libc5
at least.
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special 2.0.18 boot disks on the Debian 1.1.11 CD I have.
1.1.1 seemed to have some special kernels but not special boot disks.
Working nicely now.
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nux-libc1/X11?
Some missing symlinks will stop Netscape from starting properly,
with a bus error or segfault.
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and the bo bootdisk worked just
> fine.
Hmmm. I'm not using a VLB IDE controller, that didn't seem to want to
go in the slot, so I'm just using an ISA one.
Anyway I found a special boot disk with 2.0.18 from Debian 1.1.11 and
that worked fine, so I have buzz installed now.
I don't suppose anyone here is feeling nostalgic and can think of
any reason why the buzz (1.1) boot disk would hang on me? Kernel 2.0.0.
I get "eata_dma: no BIOS32, still needed" etc, then it hangs. This
is sometimes caused by NE2000 cards being probed, but I pulled mine
out completely and it stil
ill download
again all the packages I have already downloaded; I have to run
a select phase in between to stop it doing this.
(Just about to install buzz here Craig.)
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an 3 or 4; 5 or 2 would be fine
(depending on what other hardware you have; your sound card might
take 5 and you VGA card might use 2/9).
Once you have enabled it in the configuration file, Debian's
serial setup script (/etc/rc.boot/0setserial) should find the port
and configure it automatical
ot;
You need to edit /etc/modules. You can either
(a) add vfat to the list, so that it is available during boot, or
(b) add auto to the list, so that kerneld IS available during boot
to load any other needed modules.
I prefer (a). It's up to you though.
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installs the modem as COM2, which is left
> disabled in the CMOS)
That should work fine. Use the isapnptools package to
set up the modem.
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On Sun, Jan 18, 1998 at 10:56:31AM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> On Sat, 17 Jan 1998, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > On Sat, Jan 17, 1998 at 02:30:37PM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> > > i released v0.11 of the script a few hours ago, so you'll probably
> > > want to
On Sat, Jan 17, 1998 at 02:30:37PM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> i released v0.11 of the script a few hours ago, so you'll probably want to
> update your rex version to that.
buzz, too, anyone?
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he file system. That's another
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case of
installing new ld.so, removing the libc5 -dev libraries, installing
libc6, installing the hamm non-g libraries, then installing the hamm g
libraries, then anything else, like bash. For a while I only upgraded
the libraries (just to support running new libc6 stuff from hamm),
not bothering with
ng special involved.
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On Thu, Jan 15, 1998 at 12:59:25PM -0400, Adam Greene wrote:
> This is the output from my Linux box that won't attach to my network:
That looks fine; what problem are you seeing?
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uot; The original submitter said they had
to adjust their firewall for the strange port numbers ProFTPD uses.
Perhaps this is your problem.
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On Thu, Jan 15, 1998 at 12:07:54PM +, Norbert Veber wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 15, 1998 at 04:52:01PM +1100, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > On Wed, Jan 14, 1998 at 08:23:23PM +, Norbert Veber wrote:
> > > I am having a strange problem with the hamm version of screen, it works
&g
ts there for ever, not error message, nothing.
Permissions correct on /tmp? (drwxrwxrwxt). screen creates
some sockets in /tmp I believe. I'm using 3.7.4-3 here
and it seems to be fine.
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On Wed, Jan 14, 1998 at 07:46:41PM -0600, Jeff Noxon wrote:
> [PAP not working with ppp 2.3.2]
> On Thu, Jan 15, 1998 at 10:34:01AM +1100, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
> > I had this problem; PAP just didn't damn well work. For me, the fix was
> > to add the following to pap-secret
ink).
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h certainly not unimportant.
Shadow passwords may also make a difference. I'm not using them here;
I think last time I tried them (on ppp 2.2) I couldn't login with PAP
any more either.
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mpany anywhere in the USA
who can do 500 discs in fairly minimal time (since we are behind
schedule :-). Any recommendations?
thanks,
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system, works fine.
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far inferior Creative Labs
> SB16PnP.
SB16PnP is about $65 Australian, which is probably mid $40s USD
at present, or lower, hardly $80-$90.
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ue if you use kerneld to load the module. After
your application finishes, some time later the module will
be removed by kerneld, and when reinserted next time its needed
the volume settings will be reset.
But if you load it in /etc/modules, it will never be unloaded.
So no problem.
Hamish
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mber than the other command to
> reconfigure LILO.
Usually, you just run lilo -- no need to run liloconfig etc.
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gt; kernel's headers...
No it doesn't; read /usr/doc/libc6/FAQ.Debian.gz.
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