Already ran newlist...
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003, Chuck Swiger wrote:
User QUADRANT wrote:
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Warning! You may encounter permission problems.
Site list is missing: mailman
and it exits.
Run newlist mailman first.
I've tampered with this program for hours now,
trying every possible
Last night I had a very serious encounter with cc.
I worked my way up to a cc of the following
statement, but the compiler gave me ALL
kinds od errors...
what in the world did I do wrong??
# cc -u -I /usr/local/bin -q -C /usr/local -i CC -d -O useput
--DMYFILE INSEQUENCE -oI /home -C_MAOUTPUT
Sorry, but this is probably a rudimentary question
for some of you. Using mailman, I've created a
list. But when I do (as root) a
python mailmanctl -u start
I get a
Warning! You may encounter permission problems.
Site list is missing: mailman
and it exits.
I've tampered with this program for
Sorry, but this is probably a rudimentary question to
some of you. I've created a list (using mailman)
but when I do a
python mailmanctl -u start
as root I get a
Warning! You may encounter permission problems.
Site list is missing: mailman
and it exits.
I've tampered with this program for hours
Good, I'm glad! I hope this ruins all micro$oft computers
On Tuesday 08 July 2003 08:13 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The mail message (file: your_details.zip) you sent to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] contains a virus (WORM_SOBIG.E) .
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was temporarilly using pine to retrieve my email, and upon exiting the
program, pine notified me that the /var/mail directory was
vulnerable, and advised a chmod 1777 of such. The default is 775.
What are the implications of this, and won't 1777 make the folder more
vulnerable? My understanding
I did a cvsupit from FreeBSD 4.8 to current ( =. )
I did a make buildworld 3 times so far with different
errors each time. Between each buildworld, I did the rm -rf /usr/obj
and started over again. It goes for about 4 hours each time,
and this is now the error I received while doing a make
You need to mount the file system 'somewhere.'
mount /dev/fd0 /mnt
or similar. mount [device] [location]
On Tuesday 01 July 2003 02:25 pm, Robert Gallimore wrote:
Hello
I am having a slight problem with FreeBSD 4.8. I cannot seem to mount a
floppy drive. I tried mount /dev/fd0 but it
Hi all. I have a question about the speed at which my applications are
running. I have a dual boot Win98 and FreeBSD 4.8-stable (separate hard
drives). In winblows, my multimedia is great - no hesitations, smooth
audio and video, etc. But in FreeBSD, any application I run seems
to go MUCH slower.
