On 23 Jan 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am communicating with Netscape's VP Client Products. They are still
determining the license details, and I will do my best to convince
them to use straight GPL or LGPL, or something DFSG-compliant.
Bruce, I think Peter was talking about 4.0, not 5.0.
the latest version of the auto-upgrade script is available from
http://www.taz.net.au/autoup
changes since the last public release (v0.11):
v0.12: (Robert D. Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- modified to fix errors encountered when upgrading a rex filesystem:
- force removal of
Remco Blaakmeer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sat, 24 Jan 1998, Serge Delorme wrote:
I'm using debian 1.3.1 and I want to change the default font size
of xterm but I can't find which file to edit.
I have look in /etc/Xresources, Xsession and the light did not came on.
What is it?
Steve Koop [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi There
Does anyone know how to reinstall a program without purging the
program then reinstalling it Other words trying to force reinstall
using dpkg.. .
I don't think it's possible through dselect; you have to work directly
with dpkg, which means
Hi
My ISP one of the *.campus.mci.net ISPs. They claim only to support
Windoze and refuse to help when I have problems, since I don't use the
M$ os.
When things work they work very, very well. I have had about a year of
consecutive days of connecting the first try any time I try, with only
an
On Sun, 18 Jan 1998, Bob Bernstein wrote:
robert havoc pennington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A local expert tells me that bounced mail doesn't go to the From: address
but to some other thing set by the MTA. I've tried sending mail to bad
addresses and I get nothing back. So something's
I have instralled Kernel 2.0.32 over Kernel 2.0.29 to enable ipforwarding
and ipmasquerading and now neither ping or ftp works. The error message
received is
ping: send to: Operation not permitted
ping: wrote 192.168.64.3 64 chars, ret= -1
This is repeated for every packet. I can ppp to a
I am trying, so far unsuccessfully, to connect two linux boxes
with a null modem cable and slip, following the directions in the
NET-3-HOWTO.
One machine, bobspc, is a Micron Pentium-166 that is my primary
computer, while the other, zeos, is an old 486DX-33 with a new no-name
Hi Jameson!
I also found the fvwm changes troublesome since I had to spend a
few hours (or was that days) redoing post.hook. I also feel
something like ctrltab should raise and focus on successive
windows. I found the default fvwm configuration anemic.
[snip]
HERE IS SOME OF MY CODE FROM
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
I'm not sure. The point is that you have to make a decision, which mail
transport agent you need (do you have a big site, with lots of users, or
stand alone with no mail at all, or only local mail, or what), which
webserver if any, what printer spooler/filter and so
Sometimes 20 - 30 attempts with pppd will get a connection. Using
kermit, I can program a loop to retry until it conects. I can't start
ppp that way. Is there a way to program the ppp chat script or
otherwise programm a dial loop that will allow me to repeatedly try to
connect and start
DAVID B. TEAGUE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sometimes 20 - 30 attempts with pppd will get a connection. Using
kermit, I can program a loop to retry until it conects. I can't start
ppp that way. Is there a way to program the ppp chat script or
otherwise programm a dial loop that will allow me
Is there a list of all the variables used in the .Xresources file?
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On Sun, 25 Jan 1998, Daniel Martin at cush wrote:
Jeff Gutliph [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
I've been trying to get PPP to work by following the PPP How-To. I
called my ISP and got the required info. When I asked about PAP they
didn't seem to know what I was talking about. So, I
Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
Try to get a SB 32, but stay away from SB 64!
Reason:
The SB32 does work fine with the awe patch to the kernel (available as
Debian package).
The SB64 will work , too, but only as a SB32 (because the additional 32 are
windoze driver only).
Marcus,
Sten Anderson wrote:
I disagree. Loadlin is perfect in this case. It is very easy to use,
and it cannot damage the system in any way because it doesn't touch
the MBR or the bootsectors. LILO - on the other hand - is more
difficult to set up correctly, and if used incorrectly, LILO can
Hi everybody,
most of the things were already pointed out. So if i repeat something
- sorry.
But i've not that much time to write.
This is the 4th week after my first installation attempts. After trying
many
Computersystems and OS's i have to say that none of them is what it
should be -
user
On Sat, 24 Jan 1998, Damir J. Naden wrote:
I was wondering if anybody else has yet installed the latest (as of Jan
24 98) package of wmaker (ver. 0.12.3-0.4). I had some problems with the
install scripts; one I'm sure is a bug - somewher along in the install
process, I got an error saying
hello everyone is there an old version of dpkg before 1.0.8 or something
like that. If someone could point me to an ftpsite.
Paul
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robert havoc pennington writes:
Hmm, pobox.com isn't the dialup, unfortunately. It's just an alias
service, not an ISP.
I have 'visible_name=win.bright.net' so that the envelope address will be
in brightnet's domain so as to keep the paranoid software at brightnet
happy, and 'from_field=From:
Hi,
I have a few questions involving things that have stumped me for a while...
1) How do I get a 320x200 modeline for svgalib?? Is there some explanation
somewhere about how to do this? I cant get quake working :)
2) For some reason I cant use 16 bpp in X on my tseng ET4000/W32 while I can
in
Hi, All
have all hamm system and just found that
adduser dumps core independently of
any given input.
Is this known problem ?
regards
OK
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It sucks, I am sorry but not all ET4000/w32 can do 16bpp in X. Mine
does not. I bought a Matrox instead (-; One possible solution is to
specify the complete chip/clock combo you have. Another is to try
XSuSE. They make a version of XFree86 w/ extra Tseng drivers. Try
www.suse.de and follow
I am using hamm. When I start programs in X like rxvt or xterm, my
$TERM variable is set to rxvt or xterm. Some of my programs do not like
this. For instance vim eats the term cursor when started. If I set
TERM=vt102 I have no probs. And telneting gives a similar headache
terminal type rxvt
Maybe this question is really stupid, but anyway:
bo, hamm, stable, unstable, etc. What's this?
Hamm means unstable or untested - concerning to the kernel or only
to the software packages?
I feel a bit outdated when running bo and it looks like the amount
of problems
is mostly the same - no
A short question:
NumLock
How to automatically turn it on at boot-time?
How to automatically turn it on in X?
I heard that using NumLock on Linux-Systems causes trouble. Is this
true?
Mac
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Here are many Questions about X-Windows:
I read somewhere that an Window-Manager in the style of the Amiga-OS
is
available somewhere. Does somebody use this one, know whether the Package
is
stable and know where to find it (if stable and maintained)?
What other Window-Managers are available?
I want the system to tell me when (and how many times) somebody tried to
login without proper
password.
Is this possible in a simple way? How? Or do i need some Package?
Mac
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Hi, y'all,
Ok, I've been poring over the HOWTO's and man-pages and can't find two
little commands THAT I USED TO KNOW! :)
A friend told me about these a while back and now I can't remember or find
them. One is the command executed by root on a kernel to make it look at
a certain partition,
Craig Sanders wrote:
why not pick a subset of debian as your base distribution? more than
the debian base disks but less then the full distribution. modify the
packages as appropriate for your needs.
Excellent suggestion. For example, our Linux guru went thru the various
FAQ's and found a way
On Sun, 25 Jan 1998, Matt Thompson wrote:
Hi, y'all,
Ok, I've been poring over the HOWTO's and man-pages and can't find two
little commands THAT I USED TO KNOW! :)
A friend told me about these a while back and now I can't remember or find
them. One is the command executed by root on a
Hi, All
just stupid question - in which package is killall command ?
regards
OK
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For some reason the gfig plug plug-in for The Gimp is
not included in the Debian distribution.(?) I have
been trying for days to compile it but it complains of
missing libraries that I am unable to locate. Has anyone
been able to sucessfully compile this plug-in with the
hamm distribution? Or
Another question:
I'm quite sure that the isapnp-config for my SoundBlaster AWE64 is ok.
I know,
that only AWE32 is supported through Linux. After make
config in the awedrv directory and the make menuconfig in the linux-source
directory (2.0.32 for now) i recompiled the kernel and have now a
Another stupid question:
I want to develop a few medium-sized Programms running under X-Windows.
Oberon
doesn't look stable on my system, C and C++ isn't my favour language
(i do only
know as much as it was neccessary to know about while programming Assembler
on an
Amiga), but it seems that i
Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk (Win95B).
It's
buggy. Maybe most of you know this, but in an eMail in this list about
partitioning i read the same error-message i got after using a harddisk
partitioned with this 'feature' of fdisk. I had to repartition and
use the
I hope this is normal text... :-/)
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Hello,
I have debian installed on /dev/hdb /dev/hdc and /dev/hdd with a
cdrom as /dev/hdh. I have Dos and Win3.11 on /dev/hda. I now wish to
upgrade the dos/win3.11 to win95. I boot debian via floppy and *dont* use
lilo.
Is there anyway that this upgrade could affect my linux on the
hi-
i'd like to use qmail on my debian box running bo and i'm wondering if
anyone else has that setup already. i haven't actually installed any
packages (on this particular machine) using dselect/dpkg yet (except
pcmcia-cs), so smail is not installed yet.
is there a qmail package for bo
Another question:
I'm quite sure that the isapnp-config for my SoundBlaster AWE64 is ok. I
know,
that only AWE32 is supported through Linux. After make
config in the awedrv directory and the make menuconfig (and all those
other needed makes) in the linux-source directory (2.0.32 for now) i
Another stupid question:
I want to develop a few medium-sized Programms running under X-Windows.
Oberon
doesn't look stable on my system, C and C++ isn't my favour language (i
do only
know as much as it was neccessary to know about while programming
Assembler on an
Amiga), but it seems that i
Maybe this question is really stupid, but anyway:
bo, hamm, stable, unstable, etc. What's this?
Hamm means unstable or untested - concerning to the kernel or only to
the software packages?
I feel a bit outdated when running bo and it looks like the amount of
problems
is mostly the same - no
A short question:
NumLock
How to turn it on at boot-time?
How to turn it on in X?
I heard that using NumLock on Linux-Systems causes trouble. Is this
true?
Mac
Sorry for the html, i dont' want to cause any overheat - so i hope it's
better to remail this message again.
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Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk
(Win95B). It's
buggy. Maybe most of you know this, but in an eMail in this list about
partitioning i read the same error-message i got after using a harddisk
partitioned with this 'feature' of fdisk. I had to repartition and use
the
Here are many Questions about X-Windows:
I read somewhere that an Window-Manager in the style of the Amiga-OS is
available somewhere. Does somebody use this one, know whether the
Package is
stable and know where to find it (if stable and maintained)?
What other Window-Managers are available?
version 0.15 of the script is now available from:
http://www.taz.net.au/autoup
changes in this version:
v0.15: 1998-01-26 (Craig Sanders)
- i should have checked rob's changes more thoroughly. yet another fix:
added $PKGS_LDSO to ALL_PKGS so that the script checks to see if the
Hamish Moffatt wrote:
Much better!
thanks,
Hamish
I want to say sorry to everybody- won't happen again (grin)...
Mac
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Excellent suggestion. For example, our Linux guru went thru the various
FAQ's and found a way to install a fully working system on a 100M Zip
drive! There even is a 10-20M swap partition and the rest is for the
system. He set up a boot diskette and there it all was. Very nice.
Something like
This message addresses several private questions about R from my earlier mail
to the Debian users mail-list.
Of course, the real experts gave us R, knowing answers better than I.
Indeed, I answer these questions from the perspective of a novice.
I include here a little about the R developers,
Hi, All
just stupid question - in which package is killall command ?
$ dpkg -S killall
procps: /usr/man/man1/killall.1.gz
sysvinit: /usr/man/man8/killall5.8
procps: /usr/bin/killall
sysvinit: /sbin/killall5
So that means it is in procps. Don't confuse it with the killall5
command, and
Hi, y'all,
Ok, I've been poring over the HOWTO's and man-pages and can't find two
little commands THAT I USED TO KNOW! :)
A friend told me about these a while back and now I can't remember or find
them. One is the command executed by root on a kernel to make it look at
a certain
On Sun, 25 Jan 1998, DAVID B. TEAGUE wrote:
Hi
My ISP one of the *.campus.mci.net ISPs. They claim only to support
Windoze and refuse to help when I have problems, since I don't use the
M$ os.
When things work they work very, very well. I have had about a year of
consecutive days of
On Sun, 25 Jan 1998, Shaleh wrote:
I am using hamm. When I start programs in X like rxvt or xterm, my
$TERM variable is set to rxvt or xterm. Some of my programs do not like
this. For instance vim eats the term cursor when started. If I set
TERM=vt102 I have no probs. And telneting
On Sun, 25 Jan 1998, Catalin Popescu wrote:
How can I setup the Desktop Size under X to be not greater than the
physical size of my monitor?
Look at the /etc/X11/XF86Config file under Subsection Display and set
the Virtual to wanted numbers.
How can I setup applications to make them start in
Sen Nagata [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
is there a qmail package for bo available? i haven't been successful
in locating it if there is one...
Get the qmail-src package out of hamm's non-free. I built it manually
rather than with the provided command, but it's not a big problem.
The version
Jens Ritter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You may want to set it in
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm-color
These will get overwritten when you upgrade xbase. On a Debian
system, global customisation should go in /etc/X11/Xresources.
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Hallo Markus,
Posted and mailed.
Markus Lechner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe this question is really stupid, but anyway:
bo, hamm, stable, unstable, etc. What's this?
Hamm means unstable or untested - concerning to the kernel or only to
the software packages?
Well, only to the
I hope this is normal text... :-/)
Speaking of which has anyone else noticed that pine hides some HTML tags
automatically?
I was most surprised the other day when I replied to s two line message
only to discover (as soon as the reply screen came up) that there had
actually been about 6 more
neither know what we need or want yet. Is there any way that a list can
be compiled to let us know what we need most out of this extensive list
of files, so that we can get operational systems, and get used to the
system? After we get used to the system, we will better know what it is
that
Markus Lechner wrote:
I want the system to tell me when (and how many times) somebody tried to
login without proper
password.
Is this possible in a simple way? How? Or do i need some Package?
The command to use is `lastb' from package sysvinit.
Relevant data is stored in
Catalin Popescu wrote:
How can I setup the Desktop Size under X to be not greater than the
physical size of my monitor?
Run the script xf86config - it should be what you want to start.
Otherwise edit
the resulting file directly, it's location is /etc/X11/XF86Config. At
the end
of this file
Dear Martin,
Thank you for your help.
First of all: I may be wrong, but aren't the vortex and the boomerang
cards supported only by kernel = 2.0.32 ?
My old Slackware distribution was of Kernel 2.0.12, and had support for
the card.
The errors reported are:
SIOCSIFFLAGS: Try again
I am typing this message after I received the message that shutdown is
running for a reboot now.
I started shutdown after lynx just freezed and I could do nothing. I
tried to kill lynx and although after that that there is no lynx running
anymore, the tty-screen stilled stayd the same. I then
Hallo,
I am trying to change /etc/fstab to allow the user to mount the floppy and
the cdrom.
The following lines did not help:
/dev/cdrom /cdrom iso9660 defaults,noauto,ro,user 0 0
/dev/fd0/floppy msdos defaults,noauto,user0 0
Why not?
(i knew that the unhtml package would be a useful thing to install...a
tip for you: don't send html documents to mailing lists. most people
wont even bother reading them. even fewer will make the effort to reply.
if you want to communicate, it's up to you to communicate in a manner
which everyone
Hallo,
I am trying to change /etc/fstab to allow the user to mount the floppy and
the cdrom.
The following lines did not help:
/dev/cdrom/cdrom iso9660 defaults,noauto,ro,user 0 0
/dev/fd0 /floppy msdos defaults,noauto,user0 0
Why
Problem solved, I had not set up the rules properly.
I good nights sleep (or a long mornings sleep in) does wonders !!
I have instralled Kernel 2.0.32 over Kernel 2.0.29 to enable ipforwarding
and ipmasquerading and now neither ping or ftp works. The error message
received is
ping: send
Oleg Krivosheev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
have all hamm system and just found that
adduser dumps core independently of
any given input.
Hi Oleg!
Does this include when it is given no input, as in:
# adduser
adduser: I need a name to add.
#
If so, then it will be easier for people to
Britton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I like to set TERM=xterm-color, and don't have a lot of patience with
programs that can't deal with this. When telneting, it is good to put
TERM=vt100 or some such thing in your .bashrc or it's equivelent on the
remote system.
Note that, as things stand
David E. Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sten Anderson wrote:
I disagree. Loadlin is perfect in this case. ...
Sten,
Does this mean that Loadlin can boot linux when it's in another
partition?
Yes!
In this case, you will copy the kernel to the DOS/Win partition, and
use a
I needed the same thing recently and someone on this list
kindly posted this solution. Put this on both machines in
/etc/ppp/options.ttyS0 and then type pppd ttyS0 on both
sides. I'm assuming that you are using the first serial
port (ttyS0) on both computers here. 'bobspc' will then
have two
Ian Watkins hat gesagt: // Ian Watkins wrote:
Thanks for all you folks who replied to me regarding an off-line news
reader.
I d/led slrn and configured it, but as a couple of you suspected it
_doesn't_ support d/l of just headers and the picking of interesting
articles. I can't afford to
Oleg Krivosheev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
just stupid question - in which package is killall command ?
In bo it's in procps, in hamm it's in psmisc.
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Markus Lechner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[About window managers]
ML Which of them are not beta?
twm and mwm and a couple of variants have been around since the
beginning of time. Also, I would consider the older (1.24) version of
fvwm not beta.
ML Which of them are how stable?
Despite being
Matt Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, y'all,
Ok, I've been poring over the HOWTO's and man-pages and can't find two
little commands THAT I USED TO KNOW! :)
A friend told me about these a while back and now I can't remember or find
them. One is the command executed by root on a
Hamish Moffatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sun, Jan 25, 1998 at 01:03:00PM -0600, Douglas Bates wrote:
I'm not sure if this is a problem with the superformat program from
the fdutils package or with malloc under libc6 or with my kernel but
I get errors from superformat saying it cannot
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Adam Shand wrote:
Speaking of which has anyone else noticed that pine hides some HTML tags
automatically?
I was most surprised the other day when I replied to s two line message
only to discover (as soon as the reply screen came up) that there had
actually been about 6
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
To configure less to be more useful, you can set some environment
variables. If you like them, place the commands to set them in
/etc/profile and they will be set every time you log in. These are the
commands:
export LESSOPEN='|/usr/bin/lesspipe %s'
This
Okay... I see that the `binaries' in The Comprehensive R Archives (CRAN)
http://www.ci.tuwien.ac.at/R/contents.html
contain all sorts of .deb files!
Great!
--
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Maurice-Lamontagne Institute, Department of Fisheries and
All right, don't flame me too hard. I want to download Debian. Someone
told me to go to debian/dists/stable. From there, what file(s) do I need
to download if I have no previuos version of Debian. I am not lazy, I
have read all th README files. I have Rawrite to save it to disk, but
the rest of
Markus Lechner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What other Window-Managers are available?
Which of them are not beta?
Which of them are how stable?
If you mean debian packages, just use dselect and check the x11
section. Or go to www.debian.org - Packages.
Whats the thing with those color-tables
Markus Lechner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I heard that using NumLock on Linux-Systems causes trouble. Is this
true?
When running X, numlock is a keymodifier like shift or alt. This is a
issue if you try to use shortcuts (like alt+F4) for example. But of cause
you can configure the wm to issue
Peter S Galbraith writes:
export LESSOPEN='|/usr/bin/lesspipe %s'
This makes less pipe everything you view through this script.
This gives you readable information for verious non-text files, like .tgz,
.gz, .tar, .zip, .arj and .deb files.
This is nice, but where is lesspipe?
It is
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Cynyde wrote:
All right, don't flame me too hard. I want to download Debian. Someone
told me to go to debian/dists/stable. From there, what file(s) do I need
to download if I have no previuos version of Debian. I am not lazy, I
have read all th README files. I have
Remco Blaakmeer wrote:
To configure less to be more useful, you can set some environment
variables. If you like them, place the commands to set them in
/etc/profile and they will be set every time you log in. These are the
commands:
export LESSOPEN='|/usr/bin/lesspipe %s'
This is nice, but where is lesspipe?
$ more /var/lib/dpkg/info/less.list
Not there!
Seems you've got a rather old version of less, maybe?
$ grep pipe /var/lib/dpkg/info/less.list
/usr/bin/lesspipe
$ dpkg -l less
||/ NameVersionDescription
ii less
All right, don't flame me too hard. I want to download Debian. Someone
told me to go to debian/dists/stable. From there, what file(s) do I need
to download if I have no previuos version of Debian. I am not lazy, I
have read all th README files. I have Rawrite to save it to disk, but
the rest
Never partition your harddisk using the 32Bit-Support from fdisk
(Win95B). It's
buggy.
What is buggy, the support from Linux for this feature or the feature
itsself ?
Maybe most of you know this, but in an eMail in this list about
I don't...
partitioning i read the same error-message i got
All right, don't flame me too hard. I want to download Debian. Someone
told me to go to debian/dists/stable. From there, what file(s) do I need
to download if I have no previuos version of Debian. I am not lazy, I
have read all th README files. I have Rawrite to save it to disk, but
the rest of
Maarten Boekhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Difference between the computers: I use xdm, he doesn't,
When using xdm, the relevent file is ~/.xsession
When using startx, the relevant file is ~/.xinitrc
- Sten Anderson
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Hi,
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Kirk Hilliard wrote:
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 07:12:28 -0500
From: Kirk Hilliard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Oleg Krivosheev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-devel@lists.DEBIAN.org, debian-user@lists.DEBIAN.org
Subject: Re: adduser in hamm dumps core !
Oleg Krivosheev
I just upgraded to hamm and now I can't get incoming smtp connections, I'm
using fetchmail to get my mail from my ISP and smail, I can telnet in on 23
and another port where I have a telnet-based service running but all
connections to 23 are refused.
G'razel the shifty-kitty
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Hi Oleg
Hi, All
have all hamm system and just found that
adduser dumps core independently of
any given input.
Is this known problem ?
regards
You are not by any chance using KDE .deb's packaged by the KDE ppl
themselves? It seems to have this weird habit of causing perl to use
one of its
Hello Everybody (Hi Dr. Nick :)
Has anybody here setup an HP LaserJet II on a network? I've been
able to wrangle my /etc/printcap to dump out a banner sheet but that's it.
I don't get any output. I've not been able to find anything (in English
anyhow) that explains how to setup an HP
Hi,
On Mon, 26 Jan 1998, Neilen Marais wrote:
Hi Oleg
Hi, All
have all hamm system and just found that
adduser dumps core independently of
any given input.
Is this known problem ?
regards
You are not by any chance using KDE .deb's packaged by the KDE ppl
themselves? It
Tony Curzon Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The errors reported are:
SIOCSIFFLAGS: Try again
SIOCADDRT:network is unreachable
SIOCADDRT:network is unreachable
When do this errors occur?
I get this error at boot-up, but also as a result of:
/sbin/route add -net my IP netmask
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I just upgraded to hamm and now I can't get incoming smtp connections, I'm
using fetchmail to get my mail from my ISP and smail, I can telnet in on 23
and another port where I have a telnet-based service running but all
connections to 23 are refused.
port 23 is
Actually, you ran into pine displaying the HTML version but including the
text version that was also included when you replied. Many HTMLizing
mailers seem to send out a plain-text version as well.
Ya... I realise this... but there are many tags that pine can't display
(like smaller and font
hi everyone, i was updating serveral 486's over the weekend and I get the
following error.
[root:/home/paul/tmp:]$dpkg -i gcc_2.7.2.1-9.deb
Selecting previously deselected package gcc.
(Reading database ... 6871 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace gcc 2.7.2.1-4 (using
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