Is there any way to incorporate the experimental's Packages file into
DSelect (preferably through dpkg-ftp)?
It keeps looking for experimental/binary-i386/Packages file, and I want it
to look for experimetal/Packages file..is there a way?
Thanks in advance,
Tristan McCann
[EMAIL
Just a user problem I'm sure but when I go to use the make command I get:
make: makeinfo: Command not found
make: Error 127
What am I doing wrong?
Using gcc-2.7.2 and make-3.74.
Thanks
James Crawford
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Hi Marcus --
You asked:
Thanks everybody I didn't have the crt*.o in my lib directory. It should
be in the libc-dev*.deb right?
No, it should be in /usr/i486-linuxaout/lib.
You can see what directory a file will be installed into by looking at
the Contents file associated with the distribution
Folks,
These ideas are being posted here from net news per request.
Response is desired (even if it's not Debian priority)
1) Long awaited cleaning out of /usr/lib. In addition, categorizing
what is left into subdirectories.
A reasonable setup would be:
/usr/lib/elf -- elf shared libs
Dear all,
I have noticed a small oddity with my addressing in sendmail. All seemed to
work really well with pop clients connecting to my Debian 1.1 box, but if I
use elm or plain mail my From: line is not correct. I (think I) have set up
sendmail to masquerade as avondel.xs4all.nl. My .mc file
Ian Jackson wrote:
Stoyan Kenderov writes (/dev/audio /dev/dsp Device or resource busy
???):
...
The sparing comments in the source point to an IRQ or DMA conflict when one
gets constant Device or Resource busy mesages on each:
cat blabla.au /dev/audioor
cat uuhuu.wav /dev/dsp
Erik van der Meulen wrote :
And if I send mail from root using elm, the header comes out like:
root and/or postmaster are TRUSTED users.
So the masquerade doesn't apply to this users, and all users defined
in the trusted-user file.
In the sendmail.cf :
# class L: names that should be delivered
Hi all
I am trying to configure an ethernet card 3Com09 in a linux machine.
I already set up the IP adress and so on... during boot I got the
following error messages:
SIOCSIFADDR: no such device
SIOCSIFNETMASK: no such device
SIOCSIFBRDADDR: no such device
route: netmask doesn't match route
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Syrus Nemat-Nasser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 31 Aug 1996, Chris Westwood wrote:
[SNIP]
*** Excerpt from .bash_profile ***
[SNIP SNIP]
Hi. If the above works on your system, then you are running fileutils-3.12
and my color-ls package which is obsolete as
1. The package taper recommends ftape. No such package is available
in debian. Is it needed?
2. A lot of packages (e.g. magicfilter) recommend pbmlus which isn't
available as a debian package too.
Doesn't it make sense to add those two packages to debian?
The current implementation of postgres95 for Debian requires
libbsd.so.1.0.0, but the libc5 package includes only libbsd.a.
(How) can I make libbsd.so.1.0.0 from the .a file?
(Sorry to be asking what I imagine is such a naive question.)
Thanks in advance,
Susan Kleinmann
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On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, Hubert Palme wrote:
1. The package taper recommends ftape. No such package is available
in debian. Is it needed?
Both of these packages are obsolete. The ftape utility was integrated
into the kernel a long time ago.
2. A lot of packages (e.g. magicfilter) recommend
On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, Guy Maor wrote:
On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, Hubert Palme wrote:
1. The package taper recommends ftape. No such package is available
in debian. Is it needed?
Both of these packages are obsolete. The ftape utility was integrated
into the kernel a long time ago.
I taper no
Richard I taper no longer supported or is there an updated package that
Richard includes it? I kind of liked it.
It is orphaned. If you really like taper, you could maintain it. There have
been new upstream releases. :-)
As for tape backups, we have tob which most people who tried it seem
Glenn Bily writes:
- 1) Long awaited cleaning out of /usr/lib. In addition, categorizing
- what is left into subdirectories.
This has a number of problems, namely:
1) Would require changes to binutils for linux that don't have to
happen on other systems. Too much work for too little gain.
2)
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On Mon, 2 Sep 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard I taper no longer supported or is there an updated package that
Richard includes it? I kind of liked it.
It is orphaned. If you really like taper, you could maintain it. There have
been new upstream releases. :-)
As for tape
I've had problems concerning babel 3.6-4. When I try to install it through
dselect, I get following problems with it:
Setting up babel (3.6-4) ...
Building new format(s) with babel support using install-fmt-base(8)
Rebuilding `latex' format ... done
Rebuilding `tex' format ... kpathsea: Running
On Mon, 2 Sep 1996, Joey Hess wrote:
I'm a fan of taper myself. I'll take over maintaining it, ok? Didn't
realize it was orphaned or I would have done that sooner.
Yea, I've been waiting for the 6.7.4 release (it fixes some problems us
m68kers have).
Thanks,
Leland
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I seem to be having problems with using popclient, procmail and elm together.
I've set up popclient and procmail correctly, filtering messages well.
Elm can read folders produced locally by cron, etc..
However, folders created by popclient + procmail cannot be read by elm.
I get folder corrupt,
I am in the process of switching from ancient a.out/Linux 1.2.13
to debian/Linux 2.0.x
Two questions
(1) I have been using (under license through the university)
maple on Linux. maple/xmaple for Linux has been running
fine on my old a.out/Linux 1.2.13 distribution.
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