be right off the point
for the original poster:
In shell script, use trap to catch a signal and do something before exit
(or just ignore it completely). You can't catch signal 9 (SIGKILL) and
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For example, if someone has mailed a patch:
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so that only root can get to it (by `su - postgres').
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exists. That would be down to the permissions.
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is the way the image is stored. All
three packages support a number of image formats.
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tried #rdev -R/vmlinuz 1 which Sobell's
book says should
force Linux to boot with root file system mounted readonly, and got
1: no such file or directory.
I am now at a standstill. Any help on what to do next would be much
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to pass on to VMark, but all too often these got ignored. When I finally
finished doing support for it, there was still at least one problem that
I had reported five years before! It will be very satisfying doing
support for a product that we can get changed when it needs it!
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I wouldn't want to do telephone support, considering the time difference...
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mode when /usr is not mounted.
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used and might help you understand what's happening.
You are on hamm, so the problem might be to do with mixed libraries:
use ldd to find out what shared libraries the executable is wanting.
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, but the fact that you plugged a different mouse in and it worked
seems to contradict that.
Have you confirmed that the trackball itself is not faulty?
Please tell us what the trackball interface is (PS/2, serial, etc.) and
whether it has worked before under Linux or not.
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hi libgimp10.99.18-2 Libraries necessary to run the GIMP
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process.)
Originally it was just devices like printers, disks, tapes and memory.
With the /proc filesystem, you also have things like lists of interrupts
and network parameters. All these things are presented as files, so that
you can use routines like open() on them.
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and merely need to be configured in when you build your own.
The standard Debian kernel contains support for IDE CD-ROM.
Even if you have something different, you will probably find a driver for it
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a
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anything or you may end up with an unuasable system.
Look at:
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and
http://www.debian.org/devel/autoup.sh
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Britton wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 1998, Oliver Elphick wrote:
Upgrading to glibc (libc6) is not that simple. It is a fundamental
change which affects a lot of other things. Especially, don't force
anything or you may end up with an unuasable system.
But is this the correct thing
the =
manpages, the FAQ's and many of the HOWTOS and I'm at a loss. Any help =
on this would be most appreciated.
The correct device name is /dev/psaux
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format libc, which is out of date as far as the bo
(stable) distribution is concerned. You appear to be running bo (??)
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it. For example:
$ su
# xauth merge ~dmallery/.Xauthority
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Check out xauth.
You need to tell root what authorisation you are using to talk to the
X server, so that it can share it. For example:
$ su
# xauth merge ~dmallery/.Xauthority
Only don't do this in your own home directory: I just found that this command
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Basically, you must give more information or we can't help you.
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drwxrwsrwt 2 mail mail 1024 Jan 28 18:06 /var/spool/mail
or the mail delivery program may not be able to create the file when
it has mail to deliver.
If none of this helps, you should review all the logs to look for mail
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Johann Spies wrote:
On Tue, 27 Jan 1998, Oliver Elphick wrote:
Try running the postmaster in the foreground and have the backend echo
queries, to check what requests the backend is seeing.
I also do not know how to do this. I will have to study some more
documentation to do
to the backend? Can you run a debugger to
check what is happening?
Try running the postmaster in the foreground and have the backend echo
queries, to check what requests the backend is seeing.
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, but only if that file already
exists. If it doesn't exist, create it (as superuser) with the command
`touch /var/log/btmp'.
See `man last' for full details.
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Perhaps instead you could buy a new hard disk to put Linux on?
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Is there anything I can do? Is it likely that this drive doesn't support
changing the block size?
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at
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another section is at
http://student-www.uchicago.edu/users/rhpennin/debian/files.html
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was deleted and recreated, rather than that its
permissions were changed; that would explain the change in ownership and
permissions; the directory has the ownership of its creator and the
permissions dictated by the owner's standard umask.
I can't identify the culprit, though...
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Lee Bradshaw wrote:
I'm considering using exmh for my mail reader. I want to filter mail
into different folders and be able to see which folders have messages in
them. Suggestions of other mail readers with this feature would be
welcome.
I use procmail to write
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a booting
option for specifying the CD-ROM.)
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There was a problem in the build of libpgperl. Try loading release
libpgperl_6.2.1-7 which will be on master shortly (currently being
uploaded to chiark).
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the
(non-X) console.
Have you installed xbase? (Sorry - I hope that's a silly question.)
Which X server have you installed?
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that there is a package gimp-dmotif (which conflicts with gimp). If that
is what you installed, it requires Motif. Install gimp instead.
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that this does not
ignore other partitions; the man page leaves me uncertain about its
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able to boot
from a Debian 1.3.1 CD.
I can't tell you the Adaptec BIOS version without shutting down, but
I bought this card about the beginning of 1997.
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Can you boot from your CD or rescue floppy?
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crontab file, destroying what was there before.
If you use this method to update your crontab, do it like this to preserve
your existing set of cron commands:
crontab -l /tmp/crontab.me
vi /tmp/crontab.me
crontab /tmp/crontab.me
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this error in the past. Is that indeed the
case?
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George Bonser wrote:
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I don't know what dtterm is, but from context it sounds like a terminfo
or termcap setting.
It is, I suppose, the destop terminal. In its default configuration, when
you right-click on a blank area of the destop
.
debian is a Linux system and has nothing to do with any Micro$oft products.
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entry. You probably need to
make a termcap entry as well, which should be added into /etc/termcap.
`infocmp -C' should produce a termcap listing from the terminfo entry.
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worlds.
I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but I think you want the newsgroups
to be moderated? (Presumably the clueless can still post direct to the
mailing list.) Someone would have to filter the clueless postings out
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installed some special package?
rebuild your kernel to incorporate sound support.
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to transfer the termcap
settings. If you want it to go into future Debian releases, send the
results to the maintainer of the appropriate package; no doubt he will
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in the script is failing. If you can't do it that way, check the
permissions of every command the script tries to run.
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Maybe x86 HW isn't that bad after all...
It should be even better: you shouldn't have to hold that button down. Use
ClearDTR and ClearRTS in the Pointer section of XF86Config.
(See `man 5 XF86Config' for full details.)
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and run `xauth merge Mac_Xauthority'.
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(serial or
ps/2). The middle button on my current mouse doesn't work.
The problem is probably with your configuration rather than with the
mouse. What have you got in the Pointer section of /etc/X11/XF86Config?
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, are you either running kerneld to
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to load them once and for all?
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This doesn`t work with xconsole.
Use `logger' to write things to the logs (including the console, which
displays some of them.) Full details in `man logger'.
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a Micro$oft product...
Can anyone suggest why one might want to defragment a disk in Linux?
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are in the Standard devel section in dselect.
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find / -type f -perm +111 -print | xargs file | grep '[QZ]MAGIC'
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job.
-Probably some way to keep both systems in parallel.
You will need to define input and dump routines for both systems (unless
the traffic is one-way only). Do the update via tape.
[for tape read floppy if appropriate]
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xaw3d or xaw3dg (the latter is for libc6).
Install or reinstall that package.
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Egon
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I'll think about packaging this once I'm happy that the basic package is OK.
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installation always assumes bash is present; you would probably do
well to learn it, even if you decide to use tcsh as your normal shell.
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of libproc.so; however
that other file is not present. That is why you see libproc.so but ldconfig
can't open it.
The libproc shared library is in the package procps. Either install that or
delete /usr/lib/libproc.so.
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Lawrence wrote:
Oliver Elphick wrote:
Lawrence wrote:
What is the likely device name in the /dev directory for a SCSI tape
drive? is it /dev/tape? Anyone using the Seagate Travan SCSI backup?
SCSI tape drives are:
crw-rw-rw- 2 root root 9, 0 Feb 19 1997
su attempts are logged with
the user name responsible. If you want to get the root login environment,
do `su -' instead of `su'. If you really want to override this security,
edit /etc/securetty.
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one file into a modified
version of the same file (i.e. source and target filename the same)?
Have the original version in one directory tree (.../tree.orig) and the
new version in another (.../tree). Then:
diff -crN .../tree.orig .../tree tree.patch
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hand it is used for _output_ by
the l command within sed.
Enclose an actual tab in the quotes; if you are typing it in and the shell
interferes, use `ctrl-v tab'.
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packet for a remote site, provided that you have your routing correct.
(Don't forget that it has to call the nameserver itself in that manner.)
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in a short time that will trigger
the acceleration of acceleration times the normal movement.
Your post stimulated me to look into this. I found that `xset m 6 3'
made life quite a lot easier. On the other hand, `xset m 10' was a bit wild.
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That _may_ involve a nameserver lookup across the network or it may be
relovable from cached data.
^
Sorry. That isn't an English word; I meant to say `recoverable'.
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Chuma Agbodike wrote:
Can someone please send me a working copy of their diald-options file.
I have done so.
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||/ NameVersionDescription
+++-===-==-
ii imagemagick 3.9.0-1Image manipulation programs.
linda:~/.netscape/cache$
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have. I have
this in my /etc/lilo.conf:
# Linux - new kernel
image=/vmlinuz
label=Linux2031-pre32
append=mem=32m aic7xxx=ultra
^
read-only
#
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somewhere else.
Do `ls -l /usr/X11R6/lib/libproc.so' and see what it tells you. Does the
file it points to exist?
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This is the error I get if there is no CD in the drive. I assume that
this is too obvious an answer!
Is your CD physically configured as a slave and the hard disk configured
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2. If it is lpr, does the job arrive on the spool queue?
3. Does anything print? is it garbled? or what?
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Adapter use ppp?
If so, what kind of negotiation does it do? (I'm sure the customer won't
know.)
Is it possible to telnet through such a connection to the network beyond?
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; it has been stuck there for a
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Fixed, thanks. (I never got the mail, but I had a whole lot of trouble with
mail a couple of days back and lost a whole chunk down a black hole.)
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depend on an unmounted file-system) in the shell field of
the password entry (make sure you edit the one on your hard disk, rather than
on the ramdisk.)
Incidentally, I have installed postgresql a number of times with no problem.
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start-xdm
as explained somewhere in the Debian documentation for X.
You also need to start up xdm in the boot scripts.
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this kernel to use with the new isdnutils package, which requires it.
Can anyone suggest how to get the SCSI code working right?
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is set as /dev/psaux, which can be a link from /dev/mouse.
The kernel has the psaux module loaded.
The mouse type under XF86Setup is set as PS/2.
All that is correct...
With this setup the third button will not work.
but that isn't. All three of my buttons work very well.
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, this does not properly handle invalid day/month
combinations, such as 31 February. Do you handle that somewhere else?
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Chris Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
I am looking for suggestions on a good book for writing shell
scripts.
...
I learnt from `SUNIX Shell Programming' by Kochan and Wood, Hayden Books
1990, ISBN 0-672-48448-X
It mostly covered Bourne shell; Korn shell got a brief mention.
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