Thanks Joey,
Brandon
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| The above is a completely random sequence of bits, any relation to |
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nd get to the
color/mono screen? Anyway, in answer to your current question, try:
mount -o remount,rw /
HTH,
Brandon
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| The above is a completely random sequence of bits, any relation to |
| an actual message is purely accidental. |
me" and use the editor again. If it
still doesn't let you change the file, send the new output of "mount".
Finally, to check a filesystem, run "e2fsck /dev/hd??" replacing the ??
appropriately.
Good luck,
Brandon
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t seems directly
> pertinent. does anyone have any suggestions?
/usr/doc/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO.gz
Section 11.5
HTH,
Brandon
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| The above is
ust a guess,
Brandon
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| The above is a completely random sequence of bits, any relation to |
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nt; dpkg -i minicom*.deb; cd /;
umount /mnt
Mtools needs to be installed for the first one.
Good luck,
Brandon
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| The above is a complete
l timeout to get set at boot time?
/etc/rc.boot/hwtools
Note: I took out -u and -m on my system because they caused some
corruption.
HTH,
Brandon
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. My part of the file is:
#!/bin/sh
# Hdparm optimization
# Switches on interrupts during transfers and does multi sector transfers
hdparm -u0 -m0 -S120 /dev/hd[ab]
#hdparm -u1 -m16 -S120 /dev/hd[ab]
HTH,
Brandon
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On Tue, 2 Feb 1999, Alexander N. Benner wrote:
> Ship's Log, Lt. Brandon Mitchell, Stardate 310199.2331:
> >
> > /etc/rc.boot/hwtools
>
> I thought /etc/rc.boot is obsolete ...
In slink? If so, someone should do some checking:
[EMAIL PROTECTED](p3):/root# dpkg
. I don't know how to activate this change
without a reboot.
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| The above is a completely random sequence of bits, any relation to an |
| actual message is purely accidental. |
debian
hasn't packaged (at least it wasn't avail when gnome-apt was released).
See Debian Weekly News (from debian's web site) for more info.
HTH,
Brandon
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a few months (summer and winter break).
Brandon
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| Throughout history, UNIX systems have regularly been broken into, beaten, |
| brutalized, cor
Enjoy,
Brandon
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| Throughout history, UNIX systems have regularly been broken into, beaten, |
| brutalized, corrupted, commandeered, compromised, and illegally fscked. |
|-- UNIX Syste
On Tue, 25 May 1999, Pollywog wrote:
> Is everyone else getting duplicate posts?
If you are refering to the NDN messages, then yes. Seems someone didn't
setup their server correctly (bounces should go to sender, not to list).
I just sent a message to the debian list master and the post master at
On Mon, 24 May 1999, Jon Marler wrote:
> I figured it out ...
>
> The permissions on /dev/null by default are set to 0600 root root. I set
> them to 0666 root root. Problem solved.
Whatever did this is a bug. /dev/null should be 0666 by default. If you
have an idea on what the offending prog
Send in the output of "fdisk -l"
Brandon
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and on the color prompt, hit
to get a command line. Then, "fdisk -l" from there (that's an
L, not a one). My only thought is that you may have overlapped a
partition.
Brandon
Brandon Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] --
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's wrong with this? I've got gs (v3.33), and I've got my
> > magicfilter for ljet4l (among others :D).
Brandon
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| Dijkstra probably hates me (Linus Torvalds, in kernel/sched.c) |
roblem is that not everyone uses the same version of the talk daemon.
Brandon
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| Dijkstra probably hates me (Linus Torvalds, in kernel/sched.c) |
to find a def for CROSS_COMPILE. I ran "find / *as86"
> and there were no files found.
You're cut and paste verifies that CROSS_COMPILE is undefined, otherwise,
there would have been something before as86.
HTH,
Brandon
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es.
Brandon (who looks forward to the 2.2 days when sound is a module and
kernel compiles don't need to be done by the users, only the
speed demons, like me :-)
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average: 1.06, 1.10, 1.04
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| Dijkstra probably hates me (Linus Torvalds, in kernel/sched.c) |
he hamm version.
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
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gt;
> > --
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>
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
randon
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v if you don't have an account on master.
HTH,
Brandon
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of the thread so far).
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
ell example in C:
int
main() {
setuid(0);
seteuid(0);
execl("/bin/sh", "-sh", 0);
}
> Either that or install the sudo package and learn how to use it.
Probably the better solution.
Brandon
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s to the
real user id. So, at least is some aspects, bash is worse than others.
Any idea why the kernel does this (if it really does, I'm still not sure
of it)?
Thanks,
Brandon
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not after bash has been made. Although, as
Joey pointed out, the kernel also does this which was news to me.
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
ter set to
> work on debian-user string in the message.
Of course the proper way is with the X-Mailing-List header :-)
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to re
ery interesting, thanks for all the info.
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
a problem. I guess this just adds to the
list of things that would be nice to have changed in the kernel, the unix
way seems better to me.
Thanks for the bonk with the clue stick :-)
Brandon
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it's already been done.
HTH,
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
ices mounted.
Can you send me (and the list too) the output of "dmesg" and "fdisk -l"
with the cartridge in the drive? This will help verify you are using the
correct device.
Brandon
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he trial and error approach to
going through the autodetect procedure.
HTH,
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
pgrade your kernel unless
there is a feature that you need/want. If you want the stock debian
kernel, download the kernel-image package (I think). I tend to grab the
raw kernel tarball and compile my own so I have just what I need (and
bootup is much quicker). Which ever way you want to go is fin
2_0.tgz" from tty2. Maybe you can get a better error message
than "File Error". I.e. this won't fix your problem, but let us know what
the problem is.
HTH,
Brandon
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end -
Ack, looks like the standard dos/mac formatting trick. Try sdc4:
mount /dev/sdc4 /jaz
Or if it doesn't detect it:
mount -t vfat /dev/sdc4 /jaz
mount -t msdos /dev/sdc4 /jaz
You may also want to try sdc1 and sdc3 if 4 doesn't work.
HTH,
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
squake. Ignore my previous
post.
Brandon
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like that too. But I went ahead
and repartitioned/reformated the disks for e2fs.
HTH,
Brandon
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ow what is
going wrong.
Brandon
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was.
You can always check the mailing list archives available on
www.debian.org.
HTH,
Brandon
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| Sometimes you have to release software with bugs. - MS Recruiter |
ys bugs), which periodically
causes problems. But all in all, I think it's pretty stable.
Good luck,
Brandon
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Phone: (757) 2
debian.org/consultants.html
The official list of people willing to give paid support, mostly by hour.
Brandon
P.S. please avoid cross posting
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g.)
Thanks,
Brandon
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Thanks Bruce,
Old rule:
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Works without a problem.
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ber in output stream: 309731
>
> [1]+ Exit 1 xlock
Already reported as a bug (18083):
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/18/18083.html
Brandon
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oes it need to be removed?
Put it in your "~/.procmailrc". It will put all the debian realated mail
in a mail/Deb-user file. BTW, the following should be at the top of your
.procmailrc:
# the following the the .procmailrc for Brandon Mitchell
# first some variables are initialized
PATH=/bin
ot;NO CARRIER"
TIMEOUT 5
"" "\nATZ\n"
"OK" "\d\d\d+++\n"
"" "\d\nATZ\n"
"OK"
and I don't care if it aborts (actually, I want it to). The +++ is a
signal to the modem to pay attention to you and stop sending d
oping to get a libc6 linked version. Compiling it
> myself is an option, but I'd rather install it as a Debian package.
This is one of the things that may make it in before the hamm freeze. If
there are no complications, this should happen by the end of next week.
Brandon
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hamm system.
dpkg -l lpr:
ii lpr 5.9-23 BSD lpr/lpd line printer spooling system
TIA,
Brandon
P.S. Scripts appended for the interested few.
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ed with 1.3). Doing this
through dselect is sure to leave an unbootable system.
HTH,
Brandon
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ant Director of Debian Testing Group
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uld appreciate any relevant
> documentation regarding the same.
I've only seen this on Dale's CD's. I don't think it's available on a ftp
site (one of those value added things that encourages you to order cd's
from him). If you want to order one, try <[EMAIL PROT
tell pine I'm allowed to change my from during the
initial config.
HTH,
Brandon
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f got trashed somehow.
Followed by recreating the files that syslogd uses (rm and touch).
Finally, do a fsck on your harddrives using a rescue disk if necessary.
Brandon
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Forwarding to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the boot disk maintainer.
Thanks for the report!
Brandon
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Phone
r=/boot/chain.b
And run lilo. Note, change /dev/hda2 to your win95 partition and label
to win95 if you want.
Brandon
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Ph
x27;s ^O (letter o).
If this attachment worked right, then you should be able to use it without
any problem. Fyi, ^O puts the terminal back into text mode which is the
only problem I've ever had after reading a binary.
Brandon
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he ppp connection. (If you can't figure it out from log files and the
chatscript, dial in with minicom and remember what the isp sends and what
you respond with to get the ppp garbage to start arriving.)
My termonology may be wrong, but you get the idea,
Brandon
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ii libc6 2.0.7pre1-1
is pretty good proof of what version it is. However, the disk are very
buggy (with old versions of perl-base), so you may want to hold off until
some new disk are uploaded.
HTH,
Brandon
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be able to get
> 600x600 dpi with that?
I just used the 4L with default setings (e.g. didn't touch resolution).
Works fine.
Brandon
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> now?
--force-overwrite is no longer on by default. I don't know why.
Brandon
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transfers. You'll also want something like a wait3 at the
end or a "signal based reaper" as my teacher calls it:
void reaper() {
while(wait3(NULL< WNOHANG, 0) > 0);
}
signal (SIGCHILD, reaper);
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Brandon Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "We all know linux
How about putting aol in digest mode with a "aol digest" as the subject.
They can read from the list, but have to get a different isp to get faster
and better responses.
Brandon
P.S. Can we use the $5,000 to cover the mailing list spamming fee :-)
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On Tue, 31 Mar 1998, Stephen Carpenter wrote:
> Brandon Mitchell wrote:
>
> > How about putting aol in digest mode with a "aol digest" as the subject.
> > They can read from the list, but have to get a different isp to get faster
> > and better responses.
&g
ompiled your kernel with audio support? It's not enabled by
default IIRC.
HTH,
Brandon
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look at the install and loadlin
docs.
HTH,
Brandon
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magicfilter, set it up as an hp 4 or 4L. Apparently
the 4 is better with resolution, but I haven't gotten around to changing
mine.
HTH,
Brandon
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ith the -d flag confirms it, but when the user tries the command he
> gets
>
> [name of script invoking 'super (cmd)']: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward:
> Permission denied
Have you tried escaping the shell characters:
echo \"1\" \> /proc/sys/net/ipv
On Mon, 20 Apr 1998, C.L.Daugaard wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 19, 1998 at 09:29:33PM -0400, Brandon Mitchell wrote:
> I still get
>
> bash: /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward: Permission denied
I don't use super, but it's interesting that bash is the one complaining
and not
;t have this
clear effect, only the virtual terminals.
clear >/tmp/clear-chars
cat /tmp/clear-chars /etc/issue >/tmp/new-issue
rm /etc/issue.net
cp /etc/issue /etc/issue.net
mv /tmp/new-issue /etc/issue
Note, be sure that your boot scripts don't overwrite your /etc/issue.
Brandon
.conf and restart
inetd (killall -HUP inetd).
Brandon
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check incomming, bnl's is open to anonymous access and is usually
up to date.
HTH,
Brandon
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/bin/sh
/path-to-cgi/script.pl 2>/tmp/cgi-error.$$
Then call your script and look at the cgi-error. ( will be the
pid) to see what went wrong. Also, look at your apache log messages.
Brandon
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process below to
give you an idea of how this works.
Brandon
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DE
http://www.linuxpress.com/001001.htm
Haven't had a chance to read it yet, but I think it's what you are looking
for.
Brandon
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It's Bill Leach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. He's been having problems with
fetchmail/exim/procmail. He's aware of the problem and I think he's going
to go to sendmail soon.
Brandon
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Brandon Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "We all know linux is great.
to inflate numbers). Changing the block size to a large
number will also reduce the formatting info written to the disk,
increasing the avail space, but also increasing the wasted space by small
files. (winblows will probably use a much larger block size.)
Does that help?
Brandon
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Brandon
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
> The problem was: When I dial into my ISP, I get a prompt that says: host:
> here I
> type ppp then my username and password. How would I get it to type ppp?
> Would I
> just change my ppp.chatscript to say?
>
> ABORT"NO DIALTONE"
> ""
I believe you can do this by something like the following:
if [ "`tty | grep -v ttyp`" != "" ]; then
startx
fi
but I would test it first by replacing startx with echo "hello world".
Note, try echo $TERM to see why your other solution didn't work (should
be linux). This eliminates the pr
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Aaron Walker wrote:
> I got it working. Thanks to all that helped. But now another, sorta related
> question...
>
> Now that I can connect to my ISP under Linux, is it possible to connect under
> Linux
> then get access from netscape under my Win95 box (their both connected
Do "fg" at the prompt where you ^Z'd it.
Brandon
On Mon, 29 Dec 1997, Adam Shand wrote:
>
> Err, I just ^Z a dpkg -i and killed the process and now of course it tells
> me that:
>
> dpkg: status database area is locked - another dpkg/dselect is running
>
> What do I do to fix this? I was in
On 29 Dec 1997, Douglas Bates wrote:
> I have searched the FAQ's but I still can't find the answer to this
> one. I have a new machine with 128 Mb. of memory. When I boot a
> standard kernel using the standard lilo configuration from Debian the
> kernel reports only 64 Mb of memory. Could someo
On Tue, 30 Dec 1997, Alexander LIST wrote:
> On 30 Dec 1997, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
>
> > Is perl-base installed and configured?
>
> Yes, of course.
Looking at the messages posted earlier, I was pretty sure of this myself.
Then I'd suggest putting a bunch of echo statements in
/var/lib
Hi everyone,
Is there a way to convert ps (or any possible output from gnuplot) to a
gif (or even a jpeg). This needs to be done in a script, so command line
programs only.
TIA,
Brandon
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On Wed, 7 Jan 1998, Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
> Many of these cards require a setup dos-program to change the IRQ.
> I believe there's a group at NASA working on a parallel computing
> project (which uses these cards) which has developed a linux program
> which can do this though. That's all I know
The cable should be cheap. Here's how I would do it with your current
setup (assuming sb is acting like your secondary ide slot):
1) to get a prompt
2) dmesg | more # find the cd
3) mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /cdrom # From memory, possible typo
# the hdc is what you are looking for, could be
Also modify /etc/resolv.conf (ask your isp for nameserver ip address) so
dns works. Then use pon to start a connection, and poff to bring it down.
Test with "ping www.debian.org".
On Thu, 8 Jan 1998, Pierre Dupuis wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have expected just a problem,
>
> I want to conect on the
On Fri, 9 Jan 1998, Vladislav Papayan x285 wrote:
> When I installed the base installation it put binaries compiled
> with libc5.
Bruce is still working on the libc6 boot/base disks. I'm hoping they will
be out sometime next week. The ones in hamm are probably copies of the
current stable dis
Public mirrors exist:
ftp://llug.sep.bnl.gov:/pub/debian/Incoming/
Brandon
On 13 Jan 1998, Tommi Kaariainen wrote:
> Ther has been some dicussion about psmisc being stuck in incoming in
> the master server. Is there way for a non-developer (especially for one who
> wants to be on the bleeding
On Tue, 13 Jan 1998, Martin Jackson wrote:
> Will Debian 2.0 support compiling libc5 applications "out of the box?" I am
> curious because Red Hat decided not to support this...
Yes, the altgcc and altdev's will permit this "out of the box".
Brandon
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On Wed, 14 Jan 1998, Lorens Kockum wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 13, 1998 at 11:13:25AM +0100, Irmund Thum wrote:
> > Shouln't it be possible to divide the list in beginners and advanced?
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> Wouldn't it be possible to divide it into something like
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> configuration (problems with install and confi
On Wed, 14 Jan 1998, dave mallery wrote:
> i finally just killed the process supporting the mouse... i guess there is
> a way in some init control file to prevent it from starting gpm.
/etc/rc*.d/*gpm
> Serial connection established.
> Using interface ppp0
> Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyS0
>
> th
On Thu, 15 Jan 1998, Maarten Boekhold wrote:
> I noticed that the hamm/main/disks-i386/current directory points to
> bo/disks-i386/current. Does this mean that I can install a clean libc6
> system using those install disks? Or would a better approach be to
> install a minimal bo system and then
> Weird, I did this not two days ago, cp -avRx /* . and it died on some
> file, I thought it was /dev or a fifo?
Say "." is /tmp. When you get to copying /tmp, you will get into
recursion with /tmp/tmp being everything that you have copied into /tmp
including the directory /tmp/tmp which will be
ries remove the read
permissions on directories so anyone can get to the file, but only if they
know the name. Note, this isn't a high level of security, just another
thing to do. I don't see any reason to add users to more groups.
Brandon
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