a LVM volume as /dev/vg/lv
and this worked fine on Sarge. On Etch it seems you have to use
/dev/mapper/vg-lv. Can't be sure that this is exactly the same issue I
had on the upgrade but seems likely.
This may be documented somewhere but couldn't find it - if it is,
apologies.
Regards
Tony
Envelope Addresses. Check the headers of
delivered messages to see what your ISP uses.
Regards
Tony Middleton
Erik Dörnbach wrote:
Hello people,
I'm having a Debian Sarge box here running fetchmail, sendmail, spamass-milter. Mail
retrieved by fetchmail from 2 multidrop POP accounts is delivered
It should work - that is how I have my machines set up. It means that
I can control when the machine moves to a new release.
In what way doesn't it work? What messages do you get?
Regards
Tony Middleton.
RituRaj wrote:
How to avoid problems when testing becomes sarge
when using apt-get
I did this recently so it can be done.
Not sure it is the answer to your problem but I had to use the -r flag
to mkinitrd.
Benedict Verheyen wrote:
Hi,
i installed Sarge and opted to have all partitions including root on lvm2.
/boot is not on lvm2 but plain ext2.
However when i try to compile my
In my sources I quote sarge, not testing. Thus when sarge
becomes stable there would be no change necessary. I also quote the
sarge version of security.
John Fleming wrote:
Consider the case of someone running testing when it becomes the stable
release. At that point, can they change apt
put
ip_forward = yes
in /etc/network/options
stan wrote:
I'm setting up a test rig using a Debian unstable system as a server for
some LTSP clients. The Debian machine has 2 NIC's, one to the eal
network, and a 2nd 192,168.x.x one for the LTSP clients.
The long term plan is that the 2 networks
modconf is an easy tool for doing this.
Joost De Cock wrote:
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How can i append at boot time module conntrack_ftp? With modprobe
conntrack_ftp - by hand it's Ok.
My system is Woody with kernel 2.4.18
Add a line to the /etc/modules file with the name of the module:
sound working on a 2.6.3 kernel but can't since I
moved to 2.6.6. Still investigating.
Tony Middleton
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Hello all,
I would like to understand how to setup sound under Debian.
I am using a 2.6.6-1-686 kernel and I have noticed that there are no alsa modules for
this kernel
This should be in router not transport.
Tony Middleton.
Vadik wrote:
I am trying to configure exim4 catchall by creatting
40_exim4-config_catch_all and using update-exim4.conf. Here is an output:
xxx:/etc/exim4/conf.d/transport# cat 40_exim4-config_catch_all
catchall:
driver = redirect
data
you want.
Tony Middleton
Kai Grossjohann wrote:
Tony Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Could you please explain how to install two or more distributions
alongside one another on the same system, so that I can choose between
them using LILO.
Create a partition or two for Debian, then tell
. Is this intentional? Do I have to
revert to 386 version?
Regards
Tony Middleton.
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Not sure if this helps but .
I took two approaches to this. First I downloaded the non-debian
packages from the XFREE site. I left the Woody X packages in place to
satisfy dependencies and then installed the XFREE packages on top. It
seemed to work OK for me but there might be problems
. When I log on it seems to mess up the
mixer settings. I've changed KDE not to reload mixer settings on start
up and this seems to work OK. However this now means that any mixer
changes I do will be lost.
Regards
Tony Middleton.
Tony Middleton wrote:
I run a sarge system using standard
True. Everything works fine.
Regards
Tony Middleton.
Kenneth Jacker wrote:
I am running 'woody' with the 4.1.0-16woody1 version of XFree86 on a
fairly new Dell with a ATI Radeon RV200 QW [Radeon 7500] video
controller.
For some reason, the board isn't being recognized when I 'startx
'Afraid I can't remember the details, it was some time ago. I think
there are various versions of the Radeon chip and the 7500 was new when
4.1 came out. I found a reference to problems with 4.1 so tried 4.2 and
all my problems went away so I assumed that version was needed for the 7500.
on the Debian site or via Google.
Would appreciate any suggestions where to look.
Regards
Tony Middleton
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Should also have said that this applies both in KDE and using mpg123.
Tony Middleton wrote:
I run a sarge system using standard kernel-image-k7 and alsa modules. I
have an Audigy sound card which uses the emu10k1 driver. Since moving
to 2.4.24 i get no sound but can't find any error messages
Try Thunderbird. If you add the enigmail plugin you get good gpg
support and can have s/mime as well.
Regards
Tony Middleton
Nicos Gollan wrote:
I'm still looking for a MUA that I really like. So far, I've tried
KMail, Mozilla Mail and sylpheed-claws.
KMail is right out because it is a pain
You are not alone. I have an Audigy card which uses the same driver.
Since moving to 2.4.24 I have lost sound through both KDE and mpg123. I
can't find the cause yet.
My system works fine if I go back to 2.4.22.
Tony Middleton
Joris Huizer wrote:
Hello,
Still working on a 2.4.24 kernel
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