libraries
for
libc5 programs.
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Jon Burchmore [EMAIL PROTECTED], San Diego, CA
with audio CDs (I use cdparanoia for
them).
-Jon Burchmore
for the most useless
use of redirection award. wc -l file works just as well.
What a flexible program ;)
-Jon Burchmore
^^ should be realstartup
fi
I reported this to the Debian bug tracking system last week, and apparently
it's being looked at. It's bug #32529 if you want to follow the official
fix.
-Jon Burchmore
to follow the official fix.
-Jon Burchmore
for CVS, but in my experience those things
hardly ever get used. Real developers just stick version control commands
in their IDEs' Tools menu, or use a DOS prompt.
-Jon Burchmore
make those tags branches, otherwise you'll
have to re-tag the code if you ever want to do concurrent development (or go
back and fix bugs in a stable release while working on a non-stable one).
-Jon Burchmore
it keeps the same resources.
Have you considered booting off a floppy or just booting into safe mode?
I used to do this all the time to configure NE2000's and 3COM EtherLink III's
for use under NT (which can't configure them either).
-Jon Burchmore
id's for
suexec.
In my experience, #1 is the most common problem.
-Jon Burchmore
, and the logs appear to be rotated
as part of /etc/cron.daily/sysklogd, which is owned by the
sysklogd package (I have v1.3-30).
-Jon Burchmore
-howto:
http://metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/mini/3-Button-Mouse
-Jon Burchmore
-
swap the data if the CD recorder requires big-
endian data. Cdrecord will reject any audio file
that does not match the Red Book requirements of
16-bit stereo samples in PCM coding at 44100 sam
ples/second.
-Jon Burchmore
with official Red Hat packages, or just ones
packaged by J. Random Hacker?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rpm -ql pine
...
/usr/lib/pine.conf
/usr/lib/pine.conf.fixed
...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dpkg -L pine396
...
/etc/pine.conf
...
-Jon Burchmore
it into a Debian distribution, then it behaves in accordance
with the Debian guidelines.
-Jon Burchmore
, however. If your monitor is fixed-frequency you could fry it with
the wrong ModeLine.
-Jon Burchmore
-Backspace to kill the X server if the
screen doesn't look right on startup when experimenting with ModeLines.
ModeLine 800x60036 800 824 896 1024600 601 603 625
I would try the above ModeLine first. I would be surprised if it hurts your
monitor.
-Jon Burchmore
* io-memory mappings)
*
* IF YOU CHANGE THIS, PLEASE ALSO CHANGE
*
* arch/i386/vmlinux.lds
*
* which has the same constant encoded..
*/
#define __PAGE_OFFSET (0xC000)
-Jon Burchmore
an Xterm? Is there a way to integrate PGP into Netscape Communicator?
-Jon Burchmore
of moving it from the mailserver
to a local machine.
And if you must have an X-based MUA, then I would suggest mutt...
(in an xterm) ;)
Hmm.. so far mutt has two votes. I'll try it when I get home from work
tonight.
-Jon Burchmore
just want to check for new messages from the road, over a modem.
This makes me long for my days of a simple UUCP feed, and only one computer
to read mail on. ;)
-Jon Burchmore
. I'm leaning more and more towards just using PINE. It
was designed with IMAP in mind, after all...
-Jon Burchmore
256MB of swap?
The size of any single swap file or partition is limited to 128MB.
Create two partitions of 128MB and swapon them both.
-Jon Burchmore
Director of Software Development, Miva Corporation
Phone: (619) 490-2573 Fax: (619) 490-0548
PGP Key ID: 0xC5DA3E69 Finger: [EMAIL
can't remember
where I found the documentation the helped me to set it up originally some
time back.
Try man MAKEDEV, or /dev/MAKEDEV sg (as root).
-Jon Burchmore
Director of Software Development, Miva Corporation
Phone: (619) 490-2573 Fax: (619) 490-0548
PGP Key ID: 0xC5DA3E69
,
and then realized that you have to enable IP forwarding in the 2.1.x
kernels:
echo 1 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
I added the following lines to /etc/init.d/network on my gateway
system:
echo 1 /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
/sbin/ipchains -A forward -j MASQ -s localnet/24
Hope this helps.
-Jon
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