On Sat, 19 Jun 1999, Bob Nielsen wrote:
I had a similar problem with smail. I got around it by using specifying
a MDA in .fetchmailrc.
Bob
I tried replacing smail with exim, and got same error message.
Tried to designate exim as MDA in fetchmailrc and got:
..exim: neither action
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Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1998 17:47:59
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Subject: Corel® WordPerfect® 8 for Linux® is here!
Corel® WordPerfect® 8 for Linux® is here!
Corel is pleased to announce that the Corel® WordPerfect® 8 for
Okay, this isn't directly related to debian, but I will be using debian to
solve the problem. :)
Last night I took over a listserv that basically had been left on cruise
control without a list owner for over a year. Out of 1000 subscribers, a
couple of hundred are deadwood set NOMAIL, some of
Just wanted to say thanks.
Got the needed script! (One C, one Perl).
The first came 3 minutes after my post.
Yup, there's just no reliable customer service with linux, is there? ;)
Jason
Upon request, here's the updated script sent to me by Cheap*Bytes:
[For anyone reading this in the archives:
The original Official 2.0 CD-Rom distributed by Cheap*Bytes contained the
cd_autoup.sh file included by Debian with the distribution. The script
was broken at the time the dist. was
I bought the $1.99 2.0 CD-ROM from Cheapbytes to do the hamm upgrade to my
system.
Got it in the mail Friday, brought it home, took my wife to see Saving
Private Ryan, we got home at 1am, she fell asleep instantly, I couldn't so
I tried doing the upgrade. The upgrade script on the CD was
Received today the Cheapbytes 2.0 install cd.
I am attempting to do an upgrade from bo.
Please, can someone for God's sake tell me how to get autoup.sh to work?
I tried using the cd_autoup.sh included in the cd. It can't find debs,
and debs seem to be all over the place where it isn't
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I'm running X; however, I'm running it as root. When I try running
Netscape in an xterm window, it tells me I can't run Netscape as root. So
I try logging in as a normal user and I get the can't open display
message. If I try netscape like you suggest above, I get a message
like
: progressing (deciding to leaving OS/2 took a long time). Funny thing,
: when I decided to switch my home OS silly me took a few hours and read
: about various OSs.
:
: Missing the point again as all seem to be in this discussion. I think I
: have seen maybe one post that got the
other than Red Hat, Caldera, or S.u.S.E. versions of their applications.
Try to talk Debian to them and they dismiss it saying they just do not
have the time.
And your solution is what?
Debian jump to 6.0 and always make sure to stay a version number ahead of
Red Hat?
Hey, Red Hat just
I haven't used it all that much yet (can't stand the idea of coming home
and typing MORE documents) but SmartOffice seems just fine.
Jason
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Ivan wrote:
Hello,
I am seeking a WYSIWYG Word Processor - I downloaded and
installed lyX today - pretty good but not quite what I
Oops, that's what I meant...StarOffice.
smack
Jason
On Mon, 3 Aug 1998, Darren Benham wrote:
Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
commercial.
On 03-Aug-98 Ivan wrote:
Any other options - should I go commercial ???
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Try Star Office. I *might* do what you're looking for without going
commercial.
And I've always thought that Star Office *is* commercial...
If I can legally d/l it, install it, and use it, and pay nothing, it's not
commercial. :) [Well, not commercial for me.] ;)
StarOffice costs $$'s
Only available FREE as part of the Caldera distribution !
The blurb I saw leading up to this discovery lead me to believe that Star
Office had seen the light - it seems I was mislead :(
There aren't .debs for it, but you can go ahead and d/l it from their
ftp/web site and it installed on
s
On Sun,
I'm using hamm with:
sendmail 8.8.8-20
procmail 3.10.7-6
It't not a bug...it's the way the packages are supposed to work together
when installed system-wide. My isp has been set up that way since '94.
When you need to use .forward is a bug occurring (more like an
inconvenience
after reading the relevant FAQs, HowTOs, installation instructions etc.
I recognized that all bootable partitions must start before the 1024th
cylinder (I would like to use LILO), so I thought the best solution
might be to have these partitions:
Personally, I use loadlin to boot unix
I have an old 384 with 40 meg HD and 1 meg of ram and I wanted to set it
up as my ftp server. Can Linux install into that small a HD and if so,
how would I go about doing that?
you can get a bare bones linux onto it but you'll have to put more ram in
it. you'll also have to do without
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