On Fri, 29 May 1998, Gregory Guthrie wrote:
[Since I got no answer last time, I am trying again on this query]
The basic question is: is IP-forwarding on in the default kernel, and how
does one tell, or does one have to build a custom kernel to do routing?
-- In gereral, how does one tell
Yeeehaa! I tried the JDK 1.1.5v7 on Debian 1.1 and javac actually
executed out of the box, with no configuration! Maybe that sounds like no
big deal, but I count that as an enormous victory after fumbling around
with 1.1.5v5 for quite a while. I'll report back after more testing if
there's any
On Fri, May 29, 1998 at 10:49:33AM -0500, Gregory Guthrie wrote:
The basic question is: is IP-forwarding on in the default kernel
No.
, and how does one tell
look at /boot/config-kernel-version, included in every kernel-image-xxx
package of debian. (N.B. This inlcudes kernel-image-xxx packages
Hi all!
My IP address is 192.168.37.2
My friends IP addresses are 10.x.y.z
I want to be able to ping them/have them telnet to me etc.
Is doing
route add -net 10.0.0.0 netmask 255.0.0.0 dev eth0
OK or do I need to do something with ifconfig?
At the moment things look like this:
[EMAIL
I have a big problem installing the debian linux 1.3 from floppy.
The machine is a Compaq Deskpro 6000.
I use floppy to install linux.
The rescue disket is OK and the system display the boot: prompt.
After hitting Enter, system display some messages, then clear screen,
display MGA Matrox CopyWrite
On Fri, May 29, 1998 at 01:42:51PM +0100, Ian Lynagh wrote:
My IP address is 192.168.37.2
My friends IP addresses are 10.x.y.z
I want to be able to ping them/have them telnet to me etc.
I assume, you live on the same ethernet wire ?
You want ip aliasing.
You need a free ip address in the
On Thu, May 28, 1998 at 11:19:02AM -0500, the lone gunman wrote:
Hello:
I just installed Debian/GNU 1.3.1, I've got pretty much everything
going as I want it.
On problem, though, is as follows:
I'm using fvwm2 as a window manager under XFree86. When I
click and hold the left mouse
On Fri, 29 May 1998, Tomas Petersson wrote:
Hello, I'm installing hamm. In bo there was a driver for NE2000
networkcard, but this is not the case in the hamm installation.
Do I have to change my card or is the another solution, can I use
the old driver?
/Tomas Petersson
Look better, I
Anyone know how to get something like,
xterm -bg black -cr green -fg white
to be the command that gets spawned from WindowMaker's XShells-Xterm, instead
of the ugly default xterm?
Thanks in advance,
Timothy
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I know this topic is hardly fresh, but I can't find the solution
anywhere. You know the case -- installing to a large disk -- reboot and
freeze at LI. What how-to do I read to find the fix?
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks,
Michael
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know how to get something like,
xterm -bg black -cr green -fg white
to be the command that gets spawned from WindowMaker's XShells-Xterm, instead
of the ugly default xterm?
Thanks in advance,
Timothy
Three solutions:
1) decide that the default xterm isn't
On Fri, 29 May 1998, Michael Roark wrote:
I know this topic is hardly fresh, but I can't find the solution
anywhere. You know the case -- installing to a large disk -- reboot and
freeze at LI. What how-to do I read to find the fix?
There's a problem with your lilo configuration. Take a look
Here's the 'FM' for you (excerpted from /usr/doc/lilo/Manual.txt.gz):
LILO start message
- - - - - - - - -
When LILO loads itself, it displays the word LILO. Each letter is printed
before or after performing some specific action. If LILO fails at some
point, the letters printed so far can be
Manoj Srivastava [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
The PSGMLK package for Emacs provides a context sensitive mode
for any SGML DTD, including HTML. It parses the DTD, so it can
offer a choice of all valid tags at any point, or all valid
attributes of any tag. Very hard to write broken
Cool! Thanks alot!
Can you tell me where is the documentation for this .Xresources file?
man .xresources, man -k xresources etc don't have anything. :(
Timothy
Three solutions:
1) decide that the default xterm isn't so ugly after all.
2) Modify Xresources to make the xterm that appears with
On: 28 May 1998 21:27:31 - lgunman writes:
Currently, when reading USENET news, I start up my ppp connection and
read off of my ISP's news (NNTP) server. But, there are some
newsgroups that are specific to my school, maintained on my school's
NNTP news server. I would like to read
On: Thu, 28 May 1998 12:46:02 -0700 (PDT) Marcus Johnson writes:
* I did ftp the Bryne jdk1.1.5-v5-glibc.tar files, untarred them and tried
to set them up. Forgive my (perhaps appalling) ignorance, but I think I'm
not sure if I need to set a symbolic link or add to my path or maybe it
simply
You can use the ip-up and ip-down scripts located in
/etc/ppp. The ip-up script is run when a ppp connection
is successfully made. Parameters are passed to this
script that can be used to echo the connection data
wherever you want (tty, ttyp0, etc). You can use
ip-down script to display a
I was wondering.. If I make a change to /etc/exports to export a
different directory as an NFS mount, what do I have to do to get
/etc/exports read again so the new mount will become available?
I tried just changing the file, no results. The only thing I found that
works is rebooting. I
Ed Cogburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You shouldn't try upgrading from libc5 to libc6 using dselect. Go to
http://www.debian.org, Developer's Corner, and read libc5-libc6 Mini
Howto. Then get the upgrade script mentioned in the same place and run it
first
Hi,
As of yesterday
Thus spake Tim O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I was wondering.. If I make a change to /etc/exports to export a
different directory as an NFS mount, what do I have to do to get
/etc/exports read again so the new mount will become available?
I tried just changing the file, no results. The only
If I understand right, you have just installed a large disk... The
problem is most probably with your bios hdd detection setup (believe it or
not) .. Try setting it to auto-detect if you have a motherboard which
would allow you to change the setting ... alternatively try different
settings NORMAL
I know this topic is hardly fresh, but I can't find the solution
anywhere. You know the case -- installing to a large disk -- reboot and
freeze at LI. What how-to do I read to find the fix?
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks,
Michael
Eithor your bios does not support disks over 528mb (
Here's the 'FM' for you (excerpted from the rpc.mountd man page):
SIGNALS
When receiving a SIGHUP, mountd will re-read the exports
file. Note that to make export changes take effect, you
have to send nfsd a SIGHUP as well.
Ie. you should run 'killall -HUP rpc.mountd
Michael Roark [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know this topic is hardly fresh, but I can't find the solution
anywhere. You know the case -- installing to a large disk -- reboot and
freeze at LI. What how-to do I read to find the fix?
I once had this problem. Here is my (now working)
I *believe* that kill -HUP pid_of_nfsd will do the trick...
On Fri, May 29, 1998 at 02:45:40PM -0500, Tim O'Brien wrote:
I was wondering.. If I make a change to /etc/exports to export a
different directory as an NFS mount, what do I have to do to get
/etc/exports read again so the new mount
Bob Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What is the name of the .deb file that provides the PSGMLK
package? I can not find it in hamm or slink, and can't find a
reference in the emacs info file. It sounds like a package I want to
have available.
psgml is yet another reason why emacs
I think that you are better off doing a:
/etc/init.d/netstd_nfs reload
instead of kill -HUPing the daemons individually. It would be equivalent,
but I believe using the script in /etc/init.d is more desireable.
-Ossama
TO == Tim O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
TO I was wondering.. If I make a change to /etc/exports to export a
TO different directory as an NFS mount, what do I have to do to get
TO /etc/exports read again so the new mount will become available?
TO I tried just changing the file, no
Bonard B. Timmons III wrote:
Bob Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What is the name of the .deb file that provides the PSGMLK
package? I can not find it in hamm or slink, and can't find a
reference in the emacs info file. It sounds like a package I want to
have available.
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I managed to find the old jdk 1.1.3v2 .debs which can be installed on
bo (libc5 systems).
I've put them into my public_html directory on master.debian.org -
note that although I am a debian maintainer, I do not maintain nor
never have maintened the jdk
G. Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can I determine the destination directory of a package from the Packages
file. My objective is to calculate the disk storage requirement for all
(or a preselected subset of) packages by destination directory. Where
can I find this information without
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jens B. Jorgensen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Here's the 'FM' for you (excerpted from the rpc.mountd man page):
SIGNALS
When receiving a SIGHUP, mountd will re-read the exports
file. Note that to make export changes take effect, you
have to
Currently we are building two Debian boxes(2.0.30) running as routers with a
PPP link in between. Things are mostly going fine except the link throughput.
56kbps is the best it gets while we are expecting over 100kbps since we are
using the 16550A UART serial cards.
Here's the details:
==
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cool! Thanks alot!
Can you tell me where is the documentation for this .Xresources file?
man .xresources, man -k xresources etc don't have anything. :(
Timothy
Three solutions:
1) decide that the default xterm isn't so ugly after all.
2) Modify Xresources
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