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I have had no luck getting 'asp' to work. I connect to my provider using
ppp, figure out my new dynamic ip number from grepping /var/log/debug,
create a ~/.asp/debian (my hostname is 'debian') file with legal metaip
numbers that include the ip number returned by my grep. But when I run 'asp
I installed apache, but at the end of the configuration stage it failed to
start, giving an error. I ran apacheconfig, and got the following output
(essentially the same error):
Save these changes to the configuration files? [Y/n]
Rotated `/etc/apache/httpd.conf' at
On Sat, 12 Dec 1998, Zack Brown wrote:
I have had no luck getting 'asp' to work. I connect to my provider using
ppp, figure out my new dynamic ip number from grepping /var/log/debug,
create a ~/.asp/debian (my hostname is 'debian') file with legal metaip
numbers that include the ip
I have the opportunity to introduce linux into my company, completely
replacing the very flaky windows 95 system that we currently use.
Their primary software is Paradox and FileMaker Pro 4.0. As far as I can
make out, the other needs of the system are trivial (word perfect,
networking, internet
Has anyone figured out a junkbuster recipe for the Linux Today web page?
Zack
I've tried about five times to download the gimp-manual package from
ftp.cdrom.com, and each time it has been corrupt. At least two of those
times, the corrupt files were identical. Before I try downloading it yet
again, could someone please confirm that it is actually possible, or point
me to a
Help!
I upgraded some packages this morning, and now running dselect gives the
following error:
dselect: error in loading shared libraries
/usr/lib/libstdc++-libc6.0-1.so.2: undefined symbol: __register_frame_info
Also, X gives graphics screen and mouse cursor, then craps out, giving the
same
These packages are needed by some gnome packages, but they don't seem to be
available.
Zack
Please, people! dselect is free software, under GPL.
Instead of daydreaming about a thousand features, implement them
and submit the patches to the current maintainer!
Are you suggesting that anyone who does not have the skill to implement
features should not participate at
Hands up who thinks we can build a global web mind with what we've got
right now.
It's a pretty vague question. Do you mean a mind on a level with human
powers? I say no. Do you mean a mind that is very interesting? We can do
that on our desktops. Can you be more specific about the capabilities
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I'm having problems with mail delivery on my local box. When I d/l my
mail from my isp (using fetchmail), it is taking over 5 minutes
(probably closer to 10) for the mail to get
Thanks Ed,
I have an almost working slink. At least I have Xwindows working
properly for the moment :-). Let's have a bit of sleep now...
Lucky you! I still have made no headway getting X to even start. I still get
these errors:
xauth: error in loading shared libraries
libXmu.so.6: cannot
I'm using slink. When I run startx, I get the following errors:
xauth: error in loading shared libraries
libXmu.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
xauth: error in loading shared libraries
libXmu.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
xinit:
When I try to run trn, I get the following error:
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Warning: Couldn't open /etc/news/whoami to determine hostname!
Caught an internal error--.newsrc restored
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Zack
I've downloaded gimp-manual_1.0.0-1.deb three times, and each time it failed
to install due to errors. At least the last two time, the download gave the
same file, which leads me to believe it's not ftp corruption. Here's a
couple samples:
# dpkg -D1 -i gimp-manual_1.0.0-1.deb
(Reading database
Here's an idea.
Many packages have a logical structure in which certain parts of the
structure change nearly independently from other parts. I suggest breaking
these into independent .deb files, while having package managers like apt
and dselect optionally only be aware of them as single
Hi,
For what it's worth, here's a wishlist for debian install scripts (in no
particular order).
1) There doesn't seem to be any order regarding which packages are
downloaded first. I suggest that, by default, dependencies should be
downloaded before the files that depend upon them. Likewise,
printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer.
Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any
changes I made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install.
I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux great in general by the way) and a
Although this is not strictly on topic, it seems strongly related to a kind
of kernel development. I checked out distributed.net, and they seem to have
a much different approach to the question. They are more concerned with
parcelling out portions of a task, not with making an actual usable
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, M.C. Vernon wrote:
1) printing is completely dead. It's as though I didn't have a printer.
Nothing I do has any affect on it. This has nothing to do with any changes I
made to my system. It's dead from the moment I install.
I have a WinBook XL (which runs linux
Hello,
I have spent some time in the ghostscript source trying to make my BJ200e
print Postscript in draft-mode. Anyone who uses the BJ200 knows it can be a
real ink-hog when priniting some documents, and most of the printing I do can
be done in draft mode.
You might try the effect of,
Hi,
I recently switched from Slackware to Debian, and overall I am happy with
it: in particular, configuration is much more regular than with Slackware,
and I really appreciate that.
There are still a few stubborn little problems that are actually pretty
central to my work. I'm hoping I can find
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