Ahh right 1 not L :)
result:
# apt-cache show libmm11
Package: libmm11
Priority: optional
Section: libs
Installed-Size: 72
Maintainer: Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Architecture: alpha
Source: mm
Version: 1.1.3-6
Depends: libc6.1 (= 2.2.4-4)
Filename: pool/main/m/mm/libmm11_1.1.3-6_alpha.deb
Size:
$author = Nathan McKinlay ;
Ahh right 1 not L :)
it happens to everyone at least once... :)
result:
# apt-cache show libmm11
Package: libmm11
Priority: optional
Section: libs
Installed-Size: 72
Maintainer: Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Architecture: alpha
Source: mm
Version:
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002 16:21:52 +1000, Martin sprayed into the ether:
$author = Nathan McKinlay ;
1) no libmmll wasn't install. However I was unable to install it:
webster:/# apt-cache show libmmll W: Unable to locate package
libmmll webster:/# apt-get install libmmll Reading Package Lists...
Done
Ran that dpkg -s libmm11. and it said it started.
The I uncommented the LoadModule php4_module
/usr/lib/apache/1.3/libphp4.so line again,
stopped apache, tried to restart it and it failed.
This was the apache error log:
[Tue Aug 30 22:09:06 2050] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shutting down
PHP Fatal
Hi,
does this line from tcpdump mean I have udp fragmentation? Or if
not what does it mean?
20:59:08.874529 192.168.xxx.xxx.2556 192.168.xxx.xxx.2556:
udp 31 [tos 0xe0]
Bernhard
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A couple of people asked about the Doom guy up in the corner of the
screen during Jeff's forum demo, so I thought I may as well post links
here.
The application is called GKrellM (1), and is basically a bunch of
system monitors. It's themable, and uses plugins to monitor pretty much
anything
This one time, at band camp, Nathan McKinlay wrote:
# apt-cache show libmm11
I'm guessing this means it's already installed?
try dpkg -l libmm11 and make sure it says something like
ii libmm1 version description
^ the ii means it's installed.
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This one time, at band camp, Peter Hardy wrote:
The scary Doom guy is thanks to the GKrellFlynn plugin (2). He's a CPU
activity meter - the higher your CPU usage, the more the poor guy
bleeds.
(2) http://horus.comlab.uni-rostock.de/flynn/
or for the apt-inclined:
deb
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More Info:
On Tue, 27 Aug 2002, graham wright wrote:
Try the linuxcare toolbox CD. You can download an image from the web. I
think it's around 50MB.
Does anyone know if it's been updated past the 2.0.36(?) kernel that was
on it last time I looked?
If so, what kernel is on it now?
DaZZa
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On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Alan L Tyree wrote:
I'm running Redhat 7.3 through a coyote firewall connected to a D-link
56K modem. What I'm wondering is what sort of download speeds I should
be getting.
Using wget shows somewhere around 5.5 K/s. Is this more or less what
to expect? I realise that
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Ken Caldwell wrote:
quote who=Wienand Ian
Well, 56k bps = 56 * 1000 bits per second
56000 bps/ 8 = 7000 bps
7000 bytes / 1024 bytes (1kB)= 6.8 kB/s
Shouldn't it be 56000 bps /10 = 5600 bytes/sec. (allowing for start and
stop bits)?
Everybody forgets about them.
On 29 Aug 2002, Stuart wrote:
Just a side issue. $$ for ADSL are coming down fast. There is an
advertised TPG(1) deal that looks good at $26.99/month(2).
If ADSL works on your line, I'd price it against a Telstra permanent
modem dial up. 512/128 has to beat a modem.
The best ADSL option
Hi,
I have a small LRP disk that claims to be organised as a Debian
system. Where would I put a line to change (on bootup) the settings on
one of the serial ports?
Thanks for Debian help (from a long-time RH user).
Cheers,
Alan
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Hello to whom this may concern i was wondering if any of your members have
had any trouble with disk 3 in RedHat Linux 7.3 as i downloaded 3 copys of
it all different i even went out and bout the pocket book thinking this will
be good no probs well disk 3 still has the same problem is there
Hello,
I've just upgraded from Debian 'potato' to 3.0 'woody'. Much to my
disappointment, I found that my old keyboard macros in XEmacs no longer
worked properly. I got results like the following:
homeendC-inserthome
upS-inserthomedown
Here's a fix that I found with some google research. It
On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 01:54:26PM +1000, Simon Wong wrote:
On Fri, 2002-08-30 at 12:01, Peter Harries wrote:
From there I run the second line, which comes up with several pages of
text. It asks me if the files were untarred, which I believe the first
line did. It then comes up with an
On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 01:06, Malcolm Valentine wrote:
I'm sure nearly all the people who have been aided by the State
Emergency Service, or the Bush Fire Brigade, or the Volunteer Surf Life
Savers (Do they still exist?) will tell anyone that asks them that these
volunteers are priceless.
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