Hi Guys.
I went brain-dead and missed the gathering tonight (I'm sorry).
Must be the Vicoden. Anyway, who can help me with setting up a home email
system? Seth is so darn busy I haven't got the heart to ask him, and I am
kinda stuck now. I managed to get sendmail working, all my mail
Are you running gmp (the textmode mouse daemon, forget the name, moused
makes more sense to me ;). Try turning that off. Sorry, not familiar
with any mice but generic 2 and 3 button serial and PS/2 mice. If you
could supply your dmesg, perhaps I could give more advice.
I prefered dselect at
actually apt-get is what dselect uses to calculate dependencies,
if you try to install say mozilla without installing X it will tell you
that it needs to install 12 dozen packages wit it, if you remove a package for
libc for instnce it wants to remove everything that needs it.
that said dselect
On Fri, Apr 27, 2001 at 10:18:13AM -0700, Ben Barrett wrote:
Just b/c a program has a UI doesn't mean that it is nice,
or that it's intuitive... you had to read the man page or otherwise to
learn to use apt-get, right? So dselect has this great documentation too,
but I notice that it also lets
Hi All,
I've got portsentry and ipfw running on a firewall/gateway at home.
One thing I like is when you add a deny rule to ipfw, it blocks all
packets. I wrote a little perl script that reads in the hosts.deny
file and re-adds those IPs upon boot-up. There is probably another
way to do this,
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Cory Petkovsek wrote:
I'm not sure what you're after here, but I'll interject something I learned
from Neil.
It wasn't console-scrolling I was after, it was interactivity...
I didn't realize (still don't know really) if apt-get is interactive;
I liken it to using rpm from
On 27 Apr 2001, at 20:59, Dragon Singer wrote:
Wayne and Sequoia from the Illinois chapter of Eug-LUG (ROFLMAO), and
I have
a question to put to the group about my wife's HP722c printer. Is
there any way possible to get it working under Linux?
Check out:
I just reinstalled over my Mandrake 8.0 beta2, with debian: whee!!
I did a minimal install, 100mb, then switched apt sources to get the
testing tree. After a little playing around, I got everthing going,
and X started happily even! but no mouse :((
Has anyone had problems running mouse with
