wxwindows, que entonces lo traduce a llamadas que son entendidos
por la sistema operativo para cual estas compilando el programa. Si no me
equivoco, wxwindows soporta X11, win32, OSX, qt, GTK+, y varios otros.
Tambien se puede isntalar en Debain con apt-get.
-Roberto Sanchez
Dan Anderson wrote:
On the other hand, like so many distributions designed for those
without a good grasp of computers, OS X probably puts a lot of load on
the machine with superfluous programs. When I install debian I only
install the kernel modules I want, and only install the packages I want,
Micha Feigin wrote:
I am guessing that the fact that most of these viruses etc. appear on
windows is more due to popularity then security.
The fact that it is also easier and thus every script kidy can patch up
a virus of of a couple of scripts found on the internet probably helps
also.
Linux is
Micha Feigin wrote:
don't know how usb-uhci and ehci-hcd play together. iirc ehci-hcd is for
usb 2.0, so if you don't have such bus, disable it.
They play fine together. In fact there is really no need disable it.
If you have the USB 2.0, the modprobe succeeds. If not, the modprobe
errors out
Ray wrote:
i haven't actually looked into the numbers, but zone-h.org has linux
website defacements usually in the 50-75% so i guess it just depends
on who and how you ask. granted we have yet to see a 'code red' like
virus for apache. so far the only virus i recall seeing for apache
was for
Scott wrote:
Greetings:
As I setup my debian box, I installed xinetd so it would be more like
the RH setups I was used to. The change seemed to go fine when I
installed it via dselect. I expected a conflict with inetd, but got
no complaint. I did get a message that the jist was nothing that
Tom wrote:
Verisign has stopped sitefinder; they say temporarily. Seems like a
good sign!
http://boston.internet.com/news/article.php/3087071
Yeah. Here is the related Slashdot article:
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/10/03/1410244mode=threadtid=126tid=95
ICANN basically told them
Keith O'Connell wrote:
Hi,
New user type questions I am afraid. I am trying out the
Debian based firewall CD Gibraltar. I am just tinkering
about the edges at the moment and I have two periferal
problems which I should be able to solve, but can't. They are
S. Loisel wrote:
Dear Debianites,
I've decided to install Knoppix on my hard disk. It has been suggested
before that this is a good way to get an initial installation of Debian
up and running, and it's true that the process is very seamless.
I want to try out Debian due to its much vaunted
Paul Mackinney wrote:
Debian certainly doesn't have anything like RH's kudzu (one of the more
impressive featres of RH, IMO). The 'modconf' command run as root allows
you to dynamically enable/disable kernel modules, and 'dmesg' will print
all the startup messages, which typically show lots of
Jacob Anawalt wrote:
What sources are you using in /etc/apt/sources.list?
I ask because libgd1 1.8.4-17.woody2 and libgd1-noxpm 1.8.4-17.woody2
should be available to you.
Did the apt-get update (or dselect Update) fail?
Are you choosing to not run dselect after tasksel? Ilve never tried
Siddhesh Poyarekar wrote:
gdm installation in sid returns error code (1). gdm works fine though.
Siddhesh.
You probably want to report that to bugs.debian.org, rather than posting
it to the mailing list.
-Roberto
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skippi wrote:
I will not mention how I stupidly fdisked the drive with all my
personal/important data on it. Good thing I learned about making backups on a
regular basis.
Checkout parted. It will recover deleted partitions (assuming you have
not already repartitioned and put new data on
Rus Foster wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone know of any program that could scroll a messages across the
root window or some sort of news ticker? Ideally works with sawfish
Rus
You mean like these?
$ apt-cache search ticker
gdesklets - an advanced architecture for desktop applets
gkrellm-newsticker -
Daniel B. wrote:
Agh! Should it really be this hard to upgrade a kernel?
Do you _really_ need an initrd? Can you just compile a kernel that
doesn't use one?
-Roberto
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Just out of curiousity ... is it possible to force GTK2 to render
GTK/GTK+ apps? I hask because I have a few apps (Audacity and a
wxWindows based app that I am developing) that use GTK+, but would look
lots better if rendered with GTK2.
Are they so different as to not be compatible from v1 to
Daniel B. wrote:
Do you _really_ need an initrd?
Not that I know of.
I was just trying to do things the Debian way and consistently with the
rest of my system. (Mixing initrd and non-initrd kernels takes more
editing of /etc/lilo.)
Do you have only one kernel now? If so, just change
skippi wrote:
Ok, I have decided that I am stupid. This is the only possible explination.
Can someone explain what I am doing wrong using very small words and short
sentances.
I am trying to install Xfree86 4.3 on my Woody system.
I go to
Uwe Dippel wrote:
There are those collections of Microsoft-Fonts around. Do we have a
package in Debian ? I tried apt-cache, but no success.$
Uwe
Make sure you have included the contrib repositories and:
apt-get install msttcorefonts
The installer will ask you have the fonts archive locally on
wjl wrote:
Roberto Sanchez wrote:
BACKEND_FREQ=240
Check to make sure you do not have this set too high. I.e., mine is set
at 4 hours, to after an update by any client, the server won't refresh
the archive for 4 hours. If your is set really high, that may be the
cause of the problem.
-Roberto
Johan Van den Neste wrote:
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 14:06, PF wrote:
I found no faq or thread about comparing ReiserFS and Ext3FS for use on
laptops.
Can someone tell me her/his impressions? I'd like to install a Debian 3.1 on
a HP Omnibook and I wish using journaled fs principally to avoid
Alphonse Ogulla wrote:
What graphics driver are you using (what video card)? Ist the XVideo
extension
listed in xdpyinfo?
onboard Intel 810e graphics adaptor.
xdpyinfo lists XVideo amongst 27 other extensions
Is it a laptop? I had a problem with my laptop where if the X server
was started
James W. Thompson, II wrote:
I am trying to get Sendmail setup with SMTP AUTH for send mail from my
powerbook. I have tried to follow the directions I have found but I am
new to sendmail and Linux administration in general and am having
problems, I want a strong authentication setup so that
Mark Roach wrote:
On Sun, 2003-10-05 at 22:14, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Just out of curiousity ... is it possible to force GTK2 to render
GTK/GTK+ apps? I hask because I have a few apps (Audacity and a
wxWindows based app that I am developing) that use GTK+, but would look
lots better
Monique Y. Herman wrote:
I just found vim-gnome in unstable, which seems to be the gnome 2
equivalent of vim-gtk.
hope that helps someone; I seem to remember hearing some outcry about it
recently.
Since vim-gtk is built against GTK2, wouldn't having a build against
GNOME2 be a bit redundant?
LeVA wrote:
When I run the 'lilo' command it says:
Fatal: First sector of /dev/hda6 doesn't have a valid boot signature
Ok, but what should I do now? How can I make a valid boot signature to
that partition? I have installed RH9 on it, and it seems it didn't create
that onto that partition.
How
wjl wrote:
Roberto Sanchez wrote:
[Tips for apt-proxy]
Hmmm Roberto,
I checked all this, tho I couldn't believe that the problem would lay there,
since the clients do get the package list and everything just fine *the
first time*. Also installing new packages, even ones the proxy doesn't
have
Kent West wrote:
Uwe Dippel wrote:
On the other hand, for a seasoned user after three days too many items
are unresolved: The original ATI Rage 128 never made it to start, the
Ensoniq 5880 problem remains unresolved, galeon doesn't use the proxy
settings; of course I could fiddle with XFConfig to
Aaron wrote:
Hey, Debian users!
I currently use a fetchmail / procmail / mbox / mutt e-mail setup,
with ssmtp (properly linked through `sendmail` of course) for sending.
I would really like to have a web mail system set up so that I can at
least read, if not send, e-mail from my website as well.
ninaiz wrote:
Sudeep Mukherjee wrote:
Hi
What is the equivalent of RH's ntsysv in Debian? I want to permanently
disable
a few services like Samba, etc.
man update-rc.d
Example for disabled service samba:
cd /etc/init.d/
update-rc.d -f samba remove
if you want enabled service:
update-rc.d -f
wjl wrote:
Ok; my /etc/apt-proxy/apt-proxy.conf looks like:
I can't see anything specifically wrong. Here is my apt-proxy.conf:
add_backend /main/ \
$APT_PROXY_CACHE/debian/\
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/
Cheryl Homiak wrote:
If I understand correctly, the package module-init-tools is for 2.6
kernels, and the modutils components for 2.4 kernels (rmmod, lsmod,
insmod) are being renamed with a .modutils extension in debian unstable.
I am running debian unstable, and just had trouble installing a
Ron Johnson wrote:
On Wed, 2003-10-08 at 17:35, Attila Csosz wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to install debian from scratch in an SATA winchester? How?
If bf2.4 used kernel 2.4.22, I bet it would work, but I don't think
that 2.4.17 knows enough about SATA.
This might help. I used it to install
Vittorio wrote:
I have setup a debian 3.0 server functioning as a gateway, router,
**IMAP SERVER**, and firewall. It connects to the internet via a DSL
ppp0 connection and to the internal network through eth1.
Being an absolute beginner, I've set up shorewall with a basic
configuration suggested
wjl wrote:
Roberto Sanchez wrote:
Try getting the box that runs the proxy working first before you
try the remote boxes.
Hi Roberto,
after setting it to 5 Minutes (you saw that), and after waiting for another
day (in fact it was over night) all of a sudden it works automagically. Now
I'm back
Michael D Schleif wrote:
OK, this is my first foray into a sale-able product, based on `free'
software.
I am working with a company that is writing software that is to be sold
to their customers. I have specified Debian as the OS on which this all
runs; so, here I am on this list to learn the
Gavin Hamill wrote:
mplayer can play realplayer files (I guess that audio too). I'm not sure
about converting them though...
Since mplayer can play realmedia (it may need you to install the binary
realplayer for some of the very new formats, but I'm unsure on this
point), it can also send the
Pigeon wrote:
I think, with my capability for pushing the wrong button at critical
moments, I might be safer to stick with ext2 then.
Well, I admit that I found out about this the hard way. But I think
that was when I was running slink; the woody versions of the tools all
seem to spit out
csj wrote:
My school does some courses over the web with streaming video
(WMV, of course). After the class session they make the whole
WMV video available as a download. I've been burning them to
CD, but I hate to keep them in WMV format, I'd rather use an
open format. Speaking of which, what
Monique Y. Herman wrote:
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 at 20:30 GMT, David Z Maze penned:
Monique Y. Herman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'd never heard of update-alternatives or /etc/alternatives until a
few days ago on this list, and to be honest I'm still a little (a
lot) foggy on what exactly it's used
Erik Steffl wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...or else the riaa might sue you.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/ptech/10/08/bmg.protection.reut/index.html
quote from article: Computers running Linux and older versions of the
Mac operating system are unable to run the software and are able to
Bill Moseley wrote:
Why that happens when my Linux-bashing, Windows-loving friend is over I
don't know.
It is a clear sign from The Almighty that you should *not* be friends
with a Linux-bashing Windows-lover. I mean come on. Is s/he trully
worhty of your friendship?
:-)
-Roberto
KRF wrote:
Just got my 7 CDs in the mail and have a dedicated PC to learn Debian on. I
downloaded the entire manual and have good intentions to go through the
install step by step, totally unlike my usual method of learning by rapid
tapping on the enter key.
CDs say they are D3.0 Woody and
Monique Y. Herman wrote:
On Thu, 09 Oct 2003 at 22:49 GMT, Roberto Sanchez penned:
If you have and ext3 that you want to revert to ext2, you can just:
tune2fs -O ^has_journal /dev/hdXX
-Roberto
Out of curiosity, why would one want to do this?
Also, you can always mount an ext3 drive as ext2
Albert Dengg wrote:
Hi
well...
you could set up apt-proxy (apt-proxy.sf.net)...
just be aware that it has sometimes painfully long waiting times but otherwise it
works for me
Actually, you can just apt-get install apt-proxy. It is reasonably
easy to setup.
-Roberto
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Trey Sizemore wrote:
I have a work laptop running Win2000 that has a large number of files I
would like to transfer to my home Linux desktop. What would be the
easiest way to do this? I've considered my USB Zip drive (but it would
take quite a while) and also configuring SAMBA (haven't got it
Trey Sizemore wrote:
On Thu, 2003-10-09 at 21:35, Naitik Shah wrote:
Easiest would be to install ssh on your linux box, and use a SFTP client
(many freely available) to connect to your linux box, and well, copy the
files as if you're using ftp!
Can you get online from your laptop? I mean, can you
Monique Y. Herman wrote:
Two things:
One, ssh adds encryption overhead (I believe), so it will be slower than
a non-encrypted transfer (am I wrong here?)
Absolutely. My fileserver is a PentiumPro 200 with 128 MB RAM.
scp/sftp file transfers top out at 1.9-2 MB/s
ftp/wget file transfers top out
Nori Heikkinen wrote:
hey all,
this is kind of off-topic, but i figured this is the community most
likley to have dealt with this sort of thing in the past, and be
opinionated about it.
i've been editing a lot of code over the past few months that was
originally saved to disk with hard tabs for
Erik Jälevik wrote:
I am a Debian newbie and I'm trying to get a Soundblaster PCI128 (CT4810)
working. I'm running Debian 3.0 with kernel 2.2.20. I have added the
relevant users to the audio group but I keep getting No such device errors
when trying:
cat /usr/share/sounds/pop.wav /dev/audio
Two
the wxFileDialog constructor.
It looks as thought happens when returning from a call to
lib/ld-linux.so.2. I am not really sure how handle this.
Everything else in the tutorial was working correctly up until I
added the dialog box.
I would really appreciate some help on this.
-Roberto Sanchez
Daniel B. wrote:
The Linux kernel has had and still has a number bugs that can corrupt
the filesystem data on an IDE disk, especially when using DMA.
**Rob: If you are using IDE disks (if you don't know that you have
SCSI disks, you most surely have IDE disks), you should immediately
disable DMA.
Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 08:38:41PM -0700, Paul Johnson wrote:
| On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 08:09:41PM +0200, A. Loonstra wrote:
| How long would it take, normally?
|
| There is no normal when it comes to bugfixes. Depends on how trivial
| or non-trivial the bug is.
It
Mental Patient wrote:
I've done this with mixed results. In general if you're going to work on
projects, its a good idea to come up with your format conventions first. :)
However, sometimes you just inherit code and really there isnt much you
can do about it. Its right up there with cuddled
I was browsing incoming.debian.org and saw kernel-source-2.6.0-test6
has been in there 04 October. Why has it not come through yet? What
holds up a package like that for almost a week? Just wondering.
-Roberto
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Daniel B. wrote:
What IDE controller does your motherboard have? (Mine is an Asus
A7M266-D (dual-Athlon MP), with an on-board AMD768 (for which DMA
apparently doesn't work reliably yet).)
Daniel
00:09.0 IDE interface: nVidia Corporation nForce2 IDE (rev a2) (prog-if
8a [Master SecP PriP])
DePriest, Jason R. wrote:
Your question makes no sense.
Debian is an entire operating system and does not run on another operating
system.
If you have something like VMware installed on your NT 4 system, then Debian
can run in that.
Other than that, you would have to set up your system to
Curtis wrote:
I've downloaded the debian isos, burning them afterwards, but before I
take the plunge into switching, is there anything to prepare? This is my
first time switching distros on a computer. Any pitfalls to avoid. By
the way, I wanted to do a netinstall, so I only have to use the
Rob Dupuis wrote:
Hey guys.
Many thanks for all you responses.
My drive is DMA100 ide drive running on a promise fasttrak raid controller
on my motherboard. It's been quite happy up until recently when I upgraded a
bunch of packages. This seemed to start the ball rolling.
I think I'm gonna
Rob Dupuis wrote:
The only thing noauto does is prevent the partition from automaigcally
being mounted at boot. If you have some sort of data recovery tool you
plan to use on the dirve, this is probably a good idea. Especially
since a corrupted drive will likely trigger a fsck, which could make
Paul Johnson wrote:
On Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 05:47:23PM -0400, Ef Reb wrote:
Will Debian run on Windows NT 4? I've an intel 233 processor. If so
which version.
HAHAHHA! What even makes you think that? Debian is an OS. It
doesn't run on other OS's, it *is* one. Did you even read the web
page
Tom wrote:
Since I didn't get an answer yet, I'll ask again:
(To anyone) Do you prefer fontconfig with the autohinter
or bytecode interpreter? I'm trying to decide how to
set it up.
Thanks.
Just pick one. If you don't like it you can just
dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig
That present you with
Kirk Strauser wrote:
At 2003-10-11T15:56:08Z, Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The situation you describe would mean that mysql would be non-free, and
thus not part of Debian.
The license of mysql 4.0.14 is a mixture of the GPL, LGPL and BSD
licenses, with nothing prohibiting commercial use.
Kirk Strauser wrote:
At 2003-10-11T16:57:51Z, Roberto Sanchez [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just looked at the page and it seems as though they just elaborate on
the GPL. Basically, you use MySQL in a GPL app, and you are OK.
But what does that mean? Clearly, if I embed the MySQL engine
alex wrote:
My current computer is an old Quantex that works very well with
a variety of installed Linux systems (Debian, Progeny, Knoppix, Lycoris,
Mandrake, and Libranet) as well as Windows 98SE.
The only fault is that it is quite slow compared to the newer
computers. So, I would like to know
Tom wrote:
You know, this is the first slipup in the Matrix I've experienced
since I switch to Linux. (I hope you get that: 9 months ago I was
a MS-employee. I mean to say: taboo subject about which we are
embaressed so we'll pretend it isn't worth discussing...
Less than complete intellectual
Peter N. Vargo (LTS) wrote:
Noone know howto help me?
thank you
I would just download the binary tarball from openoffice.org. It
is fairly slow moving (especially now that they have achieved a 1.1
release, I would imagine). If you were running unstable, that would
probably cure your problem,
Jacob Anawalt wrote:
With debian, the files come to you whereas the old rpm system required
you
to find packages and fix things yourself.
And isn't it just better this way? Thanks goes to all the hard working
package mantainers! :)
One of the beauties of open source:
Faheem Mitha wrote:
The only file in that directory is known_hosts. I'm not sure why keys
would enter into this at all anyway. As I understand it, the whole idea is
to just stick the trusted hosts into .rhosts, and you're away.
You want the key placed into the file ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. For
Faheem Mitha wrote:
Which key is this exactly? Also, are you sure this is not what is called
rsh rsa authentication? I was just looking for rsh authentication.
Faheem.
In your case it is the key contained in ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub (or
Rob Dupuis wrote:
Following my previous posts: 'fsck hangs my machine unpredictably';
I've managed to back up a lot of the data from this drive by skipping fsck
on boot and pulling the data off over the network.
I now want to reinstall debian.
When I try to install kernel v 2.4 from the CD I get
Pigeon wrote:
On Sun, Oct 12, 2003 at 12:58:41PM -0400, Gerard Ceraso wrote:
I have a hard drive that is going bad so I want to copy it from the old
hard drive to the new one, same hd and everything. I was wondering which
was faster doing dd if=/dev/hdc of=/dev/hda or mounting each partition
and
Haim Ashkenazi wrote:
Hi
I'm thinking of bying Hercules 3D Prophet 9600, so I googled for it. I
didn't find many matches (on the debian lists), and most of them were in
french, so I was wondering is that good or bad?
Is this card well supported? I know that ATI released drivers for it, but
the
stan wrote:
How cna I do this?
The machine I want to match is a testting machine, that I quit updating
about a month agao. Still has Gnome 1.4 for instance.
Will this ne a problem?
On source machine:
dpkg --get-selections selections.txt
On destination machine:
(make sure sources.list is the
Jerome R. Acks wrote:
http://home.t-online.de/home/Johannes.Deisenhofer/nforce2linux.html
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_nforce_1.0-0261.html
In your kernel config you probably also should have:
CONFIG_X86_UP_IOAPIC is not set
I was unsuccessful getting a 2.4.22 kernel to work properly and
Antony Gelberg wrote:
Hi all,
Anyone know of an easy way to burn an audio CD from .ogg files, i.e.
without converting them to .wav first. I'm not fussed about a GUI,
infact I'd rather not have one.
A
sox is a great tool for converting audio formats (it will do ogg, wav,
mp3, au, and a few
Neal Lippman wrote:
Now, using either of the above package lists, you can do:
for pkg in $(cat package-listing-from-xxx);
do
apt-get install $pkg;
done
which will work although not be the most efficient way (because you will
have to run apt-get for each
-window-system
Saludos,
-Roberto Sanchez
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Harshwardhan Nagaonkar wrote:
Rob Sims wrote:
On Thursday 09 October 2003 07:16 pm, Haralambos Geortgilakis wrote:
snip
KDE works when I use the radeon driver, but I get no DRI.
Where do I go from here? I didn't find a user forum for the ATI
drivers, just a no-response bug reporting link.
Faheem Mitha wrote:
On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 15:01:41 -0400, Roberto Sanchez
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In your case it is the key contained in ~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub (or
id_rsa.pub, if you use RSA authentication) from the host on which
the login attempt will originate.
Is it actually necessary to use
suerte en la lista
debian-user-spanish.
Desafortunadamente yo no tengo ningun expirencia con hacer el encendido/
apagado remoto de le forma que tu qiueres.
Saludos,
-Roberto Sanchez
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I managed to screw up one of my machines today (at school), to where
regular users can't correclty log into it anymore. I get this:
No directory, logging in with HOME=/
However, if I ssh in to the machine, it works fine. The user
accounts are furnished by the NIS/NFS server (which runs Woody),
David W.Aquilina wrote:
Places to look for error messages are /var/log/XFree86.0.log and dmesg.
That's the truly annoying thing. There aren't any errors in the XFree
log, unless I'm missing something not-obvious. A copy of one such log
is here: http://bombadil.starkindler.us/XFree86.log
Simon Windsor wrote:
Hi
I have just upgraded my kernel from 2.2.20-idepci to 2.4.18-k7 and all appears ok apart from networking.
The server has a RealTek 18139 card that works fine for 2.2, using rt18139. There is no equivalent module for the 2.4.18-k7 kernel, and attempts to try 3x59x, ne2k-pci
Paul Yeatman wrote:
Hi, similarly, I have an onboard Promise RAID chip but with chipset
PDC20276 which, however so close, doesn't seem to be offered the same
support by the 2.4.18(-19) kernel (at least it doesn't explicitely say
it supports it as it does the PDC202067 chipset). The device is
Paul Yeatman wrote:
Thanks for the reply!
-In response to your message-
--received from Roberto Sanchez--
I had to get a 2.4.21 kernel to get support for the 20276 chipset.
I suppose you are using the testing distribution?
Actually I installed that on a Woody system. I just did a wget
Arnt Karlsen wrote:
..ok, I can do decent rpms the rpmbuild -ta way, never tried to build
X or DRI rpm's though, debs is as easy? (Have Mach64 ugh cards.)
.debs are a cinch:
apt-get source package
cd package
dpkg-buildpackage
Of course, for something like XFree86 4.3, you would specifically
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings to all:
I'm planning to install debian and planning to use XFS instead of Ext3,
does anybody know how to do ti, or know of any advantage of one file
system over the other, any recomendation will be appretiated.
That's all for the moment, good night to everyone,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or, what I did is get the iso from
http://people.debian.org/~blade/XFS-Install/
burn to CD and then install Debian.
Cool. I was unaware of that. I've bookmarked it for future
reference. In my case though, I needed to use Knoppix as I
had very recent hardware that
Martin Hooper wrote:
Using Woody 3.0r0 here...
First Problem USB Printing using CUPS
I have a HOWTO which tells me how to set up CUPS with a parallel port printer
but I have a USB printer. In the CUPS web setup I can add a printer but when
I try to print the test page I get the following
Robert Soricone wrote:
Does Debian have an application similar to RedHat's Kickstart? I want
to be able to duplicate the same configuration on multiple machines,
without configuring everything manually.
Thanks in advance,
Rob
I use systemimager (http://www.systemimager.org). The great advantage
Sidney Brooks wrote:
As a result of my thread here, I am getting an almost
endless stream of spam messages, supposedly from
microsoft. Unless I clean out bulk and trash every
few hours, they are pushing me beyond my Yahoo
allowance. The effect is to cut me off from sending
and receiving messages.
stuart whittaker wrote:
file will unzip with winzip.
Since the message was HTML generated with some M$ tool I would
guess that the attachment contains a virus of some sort.
Maybe we are witnessing fledgling attempts at social engineering
to get Linux users download and execute viruses?
Maybe I
Tom wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 11:01:51PM -0400, Roberto Sanchez wrote:
stuart whittaker wrote:
file will unzip with winzip.
Since the message was HTML generated with some M$ tool I would
guess that the attachment contains a virus of some sort.
Maybe we are witnessing fledgling attempts
Ron Rademaker wrote:
Hello,
This 'll probably be a piece of cake for those of you who have any
experience using mkinitrd, I found a howto on how to get my raid system
to work. However I gotta make an image, the howto was written for RH and
the mkinitrd of Debian seems to be something else. If
Andreas Bohnert wrote:
Hi,
on my vanilla woody system i compiled a 2.4.14 kernel and builded a debian package.
After some tests I sucessfully removed the package and tried to reanimate to old
2.2.20 kernel again.
I created a symbolic link /vmlinuz to my old kernel. After the reboot the 2.2.20
klaus imgrund wrote:
While it hasn't made the list useless, it is indeed a major pain in the ass
that's fairly recent. I've been on this list about a year and haven't had
this bad a problem before.
It's a nasty problem that shouldn't be minimized. Many users won't (or
can't)
take heroic
Jeff Elkins wrote:
I agree that it's not that difficult. Perhaps heroic was a bad choice of
words, but I'll still wager that a significant percentage of newbies won't
take the time to set up an aggressive anti-spam system, but will migrate away
from this (and other) listservs if this isn't
Dave Howorth wrote:
Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
$ apt-get source libwxgtk2.4
snip
Thanks for the instructions Derrick.
I don't know how you came up with 11 packages.
11 comes from doing a search at Debian:
testing wxwin2.4-examples 2.4.1.2 (2391.3k)
wxWindows Cross-platform C++ GUI
Christian Riis wrote:
Hello,
I am charged with the job of installing Debian on an HP ProLiant DL560-server. Now this machine has a wierd SCSI-controller (Smart Array 5i plus from Compaq) which needs the bf24 kernel in order to run. The machine also has two NC7781 NICs. These I am having trouble
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