that
would fit on a desk. (I've still got that ZX81 - broken - in the
bottom of a drawer.)
OTOH, an AS/400 would fit on a desk, but it wouldn't leave much space.
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... on it as root. Then read the copyright in
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should also be able to log on using [F1]
after the password insted of [Enter], which will pop up a single xterm
without running your .xsession.
Actually, I *never* log in to X as root, but just use `su'.
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Networking Client to access files
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I suppose you could edit /lib/modules/2.0.32/modules.dep after depmod
creates it, and add the dependencies yourself. I'd like something in
/etc/conf.modules, but I don't see anything.
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sleeps (along with X, XEmacs, Netscape, etc.), the shared memory
exceeds the total memory. (Which really stuffs up xosview 1.4.1's
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. Comment it out
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cd to /usr/src/linux or /usr/local/src/linux, run make xconfig,
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does rex = rexx (script language found in OS/2 amongst others)
As others have pointed out, no. But REXX == Regina, a package in
to-be-2.0.
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For Debian 1.3, install CGI-modules and libwww-perl. The modules are
part of Perl 5.004 in hamm.
(This is all IIRC and IMHO, BTW.)
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*your* resources with your workgroup.) If you compile the
kernel with SMBFS support, you can mount the files off your server or
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100 | 64 | 65 | 70 | 6 | 77 | 78 | 112)
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Although it describes *how* to do it, it's a bit short on what and
why. You could try looking at the source for things like minicom, dip
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127.0.0.0 * 255.0.0.0 U 0 02 lo
[etc.]
I don't actually have any other computers on the network ATM to test
it properly.
Did you use kernel-package to recompile and install? Can you try
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instructions with the module should be enough.
I can't recommend any card myself, but I have had 3Com cards
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I think it's generally necessary to do O_RDWR|O_NONBLOCK to open a
disconnected serial port, then set CLOCAL with termios, and finally
turn off O_NONBLOCK with fcntl. Of course, for just setting the speed
it should
, for example.
I had problems with a statically linked Mosaic 2.7b5 grabbing the
focus like this in certain conditions, involving the right mouse
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id where id is from the output of ipcs.
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go with it. If you did it yourself, you need to select PPP when you
configure it, and do make modules_install. IMHO it's easier using
kernel-package.
Are you using the kernel and modules that the install procedure used?
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FWIW, I seem to be having a problem like this with my USR Sportster
Voice 56K. It only happens irregularly though.
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as gnuserv. Next time it happens, you could try
M-x list-processes
in Emacs, and (as root):
# fuser -v /dev/tty[pqrs]*
The latter will list which processes have which ptys open.
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to do the effects for Titanic, they wrote a script.
I the second example, you'll probably also need to re-run LILO.
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drive on your IDE controller?
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to make sure that mlddc finds the file. (And so that only one
fork/exec is needed by reordering the redirections.)
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to find out about this file. Also have a look
at the documents in /usr/doc/ppp/.
To see how things are going, add debug to /etc/ppp.options_out and
look at /var/log/syslog to see what's happening. Once you seem to
have a connection, try something like ping 146.7.2.2 to check.
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Can you mail me some code that demonstrates the problem, and tell me
what to look for, so I can check the latest Debian version?
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options control whether a modem hangup should
be considered as an error or not. This option is useful
in scripts for dialling systems which will hang up and
call your system back. The HANGUP options can be ON or
OFF.
Does this work?
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packages of fvwm2 and other programs a few months ago.
I don't know how you'll get it to load libc5 by default; I haven't had
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of the
controller software to try out.
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be very few packages you need to do this for. Is this
plain Debian 1.3.1?
but when the make gets down to the -lshadow area, ld dies with the old:
ld: cannot open -lshadow: No such file or directory
Try leaving it out, or using -lcrypt. The latter is for libc6, IIRC.
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(BTW, I think your '?' key is sticking.)
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Or even something like backup-incr-19980201-19980212.tar.gz.
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they need
the password. It might be an option in the Makefile.
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3.3.1 SVGA servers. (However, the S3V server did lock up
occasionally when restarting, so maybe I should have tried it.)
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/dev/psaux, like the name of the module. You can also find this in
section 3.6 of the Busmouse-HOWTO.
[2 text/html; iso-8859-1 (quoted-printable)]
This is completely unnecessary, and quite annoying.
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the file with NONBLOCK set in expect (see man
3tcl open):
set tty [open /dev/ttyS0 {RDONLY NONBLOCK}]
exec stty 115200 -echoe -echo raw @ $tty
close $tty
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probably want to run something like tmpreaper to keep it clean too.
Look out for anyone usinh email to keep big files.
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month by
/etc/cron.monthly/standard. If this isn't happening (for instance,
because your PC isn't switched on early in the morning when this
happens) you should look at installing anacron.
You could run that file immediately anyway.
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it was using the
CHAP auth that the server wanted.
This isn't what +chap means... you're saying that the ISP has to
provide a password to *you*.
Put debug in /etc/ppp.options_out, and check /var/log/syslog to see
what gets logged.
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page, strictly correct, URL-matching regex posted some time ago.
There has been a lot of `discussion' about verifying email addresses.
DON'T ASK THIS QUESTION THERE.
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off the v-card thing too, please.
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After mounting /tmp, do a chmod 1777 /tmp. The permissions on /tmp
must allow world writes, and when you mount a new volume, the
permissions on its root directory get used.
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. A popular mail-reader appears to
be mutt, although I use Gnus under XEmacs myself.
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whether something like ftp 130.207.7.21 works.
You probably need to fill in your ISP's name servers in
/etc/resolv.conf, something like the following. The addresses could
be wrong, though.
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domain wave.ca
nameserver 24.113.32.2
nameserver 24.112.32.2
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hdc: FX600T, ATAPI CDROM drive
[...]
I use /dev/hdc to access it when programs ask where it is.
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For Gnus reading news, (setq gnus-select-method '(nntp news.server)).
The easiest way to get mail working from a server is to download it
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for the networking.
/proc is more like an easy to use view of the internal structures in
the kernel. /prox/sys is where most of what you can fiddle with in
the /proc filesystem is.
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think newer (2.1.x kernel) versions of smbmount will do this
automatically. Try `nmblookup the-computer' (or nmblookup -d 2 '*').
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/spool/lpd/bj10sx must be in your /etc/printcap.
Try running checkpc to see if your printcap and folders are set up
as lprng thinks they should be. You can run checkpc -f a couple of
times to make everything as it expects.
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Is there a magicfilter setup, or something? TIA
I gues magicfilter would use the bj10e driver. You could test it
with
# /usr/sbin/bj10e-filter file.ps file.bj; cat file.bj /dev/lp0
or whatever, and see what happens.
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with (or for?) Debian.
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IIRC StarOffice does this. Look though /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile
and ~/.bashrc, and any scripts that they call.
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You can check to see what's been found with dmesg | more. From the
rescue disk, type Alt-F2 and use that console. Look for something like:
hdc: FX600T, ATAPI CDROM drive
The I can use /dev/hdc, in this case.
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entry. I don't think it worked when I tried it, but I didn't try very
hard, and that was a while ago.
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just be sitting there in a select or accept waiting for a connection
somewhere, or waiting for a few minutes to see if something's changed
Other programs keep accessing files, which changes the access time and
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is probably too slow over serial.
(Just another option.)
It is easy to plug in two mice, dodgy to plug in two monitors, but
pretty much impossible to plug in two keyboards at the moment, IMO.
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I think most X apps would run tolerably over a null modem cable. If I
understand these gadgets right, the can operate at the speed of the serial
port, which is about 120 kbps, I think. Even over ppp (33k modem
got wg15-locale
installed too.
Anyway, being in the US the default locale should work. Check what
printenv says about your environment, and unset any of the locale
variables. *Something* must be setting them, so try to find out what
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% superformat /dev/fd0
(superformat is from the fdutils package.)
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not surprised if they don't work.
There's nothing wrong with 3com.com, btw, which upgrading *really* old
DNS servers wouldn't fix.
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be dirtying them. Try dropping into
single-user mode (telinit 1) and starting and stopping individualy
programs (with /etc/init.d/foo start and ... stop) and seeing
whether the disk is used.
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guessagain is carey here;
poll bar.example.com protocol pop3:
user fido there with password ruff is heyyou here;
I'm doing something very similar to this at work, where a script runs
hourly to dial up, upload and download mail, and hang up again.
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mirror. This will solve most of your
problems. For pop3, you can forward it over ssh, or use something
with APOP authentication if the content of your email isn't sensitive.
You can also plant fake emails and see who's reading them by the
rumors that start to spread...
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won't load if it's incompatible.
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poll mailhost port 1234 via localhost with pop3:
preconnect ssh -f -L 1234:mailhost:110 mailhost sleep 20 /dev/null;
The version of fetchmail in 1.3.1 might be too old for this.
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returned and saved with no problems. These files
will then contain the commands. Just be careful, and do as little as
possible as root.
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to send to a computer
named Mozart; is this in /etc/hosts? If you `telnet Mozart 25' do
you get a response starting with 220?
If you're running smail, you might need to reconfigure it with
`smailconfig'.
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itself yet, but it would be a good starting point for write
it yourself, and it seems to have a bit of extensibility possible.
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USER=$( who|grep ttyS1 | awk '{printf $1}')
In the interests of eliminating unneeded commands, did you realise you
can write this more easily as the following?
USER=$(who | awk '$2==ttyS1 { print $1 }')
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already a -f in the
command line. (It could have been an sh script, but I don't know how
to look in $@ for -f in bash.) It could be rewritten in C.
This is all completely untested, of course.
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depends on the device.
Type lilo -u /dev/sda to copy the saved boot sector back. Edit
lilo.conf appropriately and rerun lilo with the new setup. You might
need to do something like activate /dev/sda 1 to make the right
partition boot.
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