Hello,
I am running Debian Woody with the latest KDE2 packages. I have been
trying to install some themes I downloaded from kde.themes.org. One of
the themes is a 1.1.2 theme and one is a KDE2 theme. However, I can't
find out how to install the themes. From my searching on the 'net it
seems that
Jay Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello Group,
I am running Potato and have just install Gnome using apt-get install gdm. I
have two question.
1, When the gnome login screen appears I select gnome for my session from
the drop down mune and enter my login and pass and hit enter. The
Actually I use dpkg-scanpackage with great success. apt-move can also
move packages from /var/cache/apt into a directory structure. Check
the man page for dpkg-scanpackage, if you need more help ask me and I
will provide examples.
Ron Rademaker [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess you should check
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Hi
I cannot map some debian samba shared drives on Win2000 although some i can
map. Has anyone else experienced the same problem??
You don't mention whether you are using potato, slink, or woody, but
my comment applies regardless. Samba 2.0.6 and below have
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000, syed huq wrote:
I looked under /lib/modules/2.0.36/ and found pcnet32.o which is what
the HOW-TO says as being the correct driver for AMD PCNET PCI.
if I do a ifconfig as root, I still do not see the eth0.
if I do a modprobe eth0, I don't get anything.
eth0 is a
Hello,
I am running an up to date Potato system. I am using the GNOME
desktop and a locally installed copy of Netscape Navigator. Netscape
lives in /usr/local/netscape. I have a symlink from /usr/bin/netscape
to /usr/local/netscape/netscape.
When I try to run Netscape from a menu
Hello,
I feel like this should be a simple thing to do, but I haven't
been able to figure it out so far. I want XEmacs to my Left Alt key as
the Meta key. It works like that when I am running XEmacs from the
console. However, if I run XEmacs from XWindows ESC is my meta key and
Left-Alt is
On Sun, 05 Mar 2000, Phillip Deackes wrote:
I think that upgrading from Storm Rain (=Slink) to Potato (and hence
upgrading to Potato Gnome apps and libs) caused the problem. I
understand it is part of Debian received wisdom that no file in ~/ is
tampered with during an install or upgrade. Is
On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, Ben Collins wrote:
But did you configure /etc/libnss-ldap.conf?
Yes, I configured the host and base parameters. I didn't think I
needed to configure any of the other options.
If so, does an ls -l /home show the correct owners (even if they are
gone from /etc/passwd)?
Okay, I am having more problems. I decided to enable logging for slapd
so I can see when connections are made, what is being searched for,
and be better able to determine what is and isn't working with my
setup. No luck. I can't get logging to work. I have set 'loglevel 1',
'loglevel 256', and
Hello,
I have an LDAP database setup to authenticate users. I want to
be able to use LDAP as the sole source of the users' info. With my
current pam settings for login I cannot remove the user from the
/etc/passwd file. When I do I receive the following message after a
login attempt: 'User
Hello,
I installed xemacs21 this evening and wanted to deinstall
xemacs20. Apparently I can't. Several packages such as python-elisp
depend on emacs19 OR xemacs 19 OR xemacs20. Is it a bug that this, and
other packages, won't install with xemacs21 or is there a valid
reason? I would really
Hello,
I noticed recently that AbiWord, ssh, and alsa all have newer
versions released than what is in potato. Is this normal? Are newer
versions of packages not uploaded once a distribution is frozen?
later,
joseph
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Hello,
I have a system set up for my family that is networked with
the rest of my systems. I want their machine to be able to print to my
machine. I have lprng installed on their system and a printcap entry
setup. This printcap entry works for network printing from my laptop
also running
try telneting to port 515 on the machine to see if
you get
connected.
Joseph A. Martin wrote:
Hello,
I have a system set up for my family that is networked with
the rest of my systems. I want their machine to be able to print to my
machine. I have lprng installed
Hello,
I maintain a Linux system at our office. Quite frequently I
administer this system remotely via ssh. Today I wanted to try running
an X app over the SSH link. I passed the '-X' option to ssh which the
man page claims will forward X connections. However when I try to
launch an X
Hello,
I am interested in helping a friend install Debian. His father
is unsure of repartioning and trying Linux. I thought about using distro's
like PhatLinux or WinLinux, which install to a disk image instead of a
raw partition, but they just aren't debian. Is there already boot
Hello,
Thanks for all the help. For the moment, I have linked
/etc/resolv.conf to /etc/dhcpcd/resolv.conf. It is a kludgy situation
and I will probably look into other dhcp client packages, but for now
it works.
later,
joseph
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ICQ: 52640402
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Hello,
Thanks for all of the replies. Last I check out the LDP (
about a week ago ) they said that all HOWTO's still needed to be in
LinuxDoc format instead of DocBook. I have not found any information
about customizing LinuxDoc though I have found plenty about DocBook.
My intention now
Hello,
I have two machines I am working with. Odeen is a desktop
server with an Epson ActionPrinter attached to it. I can print from
odeen's command line without any problems. I have magicfilter
installed and it converts whatever I print into printer-specific
instructions through
Hello,
I have set up a Linux workstation for my family's use. They
only need to keep the system on for short periods. (For various reasons I
don't want to leave it on full time.) They are using the icewm window manager,
which, when they hit ctrl-alt-del, gives them the option of shutting
On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Patrick wrote:
dialog.h:29: curses.h: No such file or directory
That line is the crucial line. 'make menuconfig' uses the ncurses
library to build the menu interface. Installing the libncurses5-dev
package should solve your problem.
later,
joseph
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the LaterDude
ICQ:
Hello,
Just a little note to everyone who is interested in my upcoming LDAP
Authentication HOWTO. I have finally created a personal website - all
skeleton pages right now - and there is a link where the HOWTO will
sit eventually. The link to my website is
Hello,
I have a laptop with PCMCIA networking running Debian. The
pcmcia stuff and the networking stuff both work great. I am using
dhcpcd to get my 'net configuration as I move the laptop between home
and work. dhcpcd works great also, except for one issue:
/etc/resolv.conf is not
Hello,
I am not sure exactly where to ask this question, but the
README.Debian file for sgml-tools says that version 1 is orphaned
upstream. I take that to mean that I might not get help from the
upstream authors.
Anyway my problem is this: I am writing a HOWTO in LinuxDoc
format.
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Well, I'm not answering your question but asking you: How to use
an LDAP backend for logins?
I can answer this question, but not super quickly. I am planning on
writing a Debian specific HOWTO with example config files,
explanations, etc. Of course the explanations will require that I go
On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Konrad Mierendorff wrote:
Could you please send me the HOWTO as well. (Or an URL if it is online)
I'm planning to do a similar setup soon, for twenty machines though.
If you know any webpages on the topic you could also send them to me.
I will collect some links this
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