re chance of
seeing where it goes wrong.
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forward, the soname had to be changed (increased).
This leaves us with a gnu libc that has a soname 6, and thus we
(and the rest of the linux world) call it libc6.
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> On Fri, 27 Jun 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
>
> > > Hi,
> > > kernel 2.0.30 supports the 'noatime' option for a filesystem, right?
> >
> > If compiled with that option, yes. Did you answer "yes" to
> > that question? (I don'
23/tcp
rulcmc:~$ ps -ax|grep [i]netd
105 ? S 0:04 /usr/sbin/inetd
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> Another of life's little mysteries.
Now here you are absolutely right. Other people have reported that
simply rebuilding -10.2 fixed the missing modules, so that's what I
plan to do when I release 10.3, but why-oh-why they are missing in 10.2
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libc5/libc6 libraries I'm
forcing bash to use now: ./libfoo.so.0.0 was libc6, whereas bash
is (still) libc5 on my system. I'll _have_ to get that new
bash, but alas, master is still down (and I don't have those new
libreadline's yet).
Sorry for this on debian-user, but I di
eighter goes wrong, I'm sure we'll be able to help you better
when you give us the error messages produced then. But probably
all's well then.
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And, there you've got your self-compiled telnet binary.
(for dpkg-source, you'll need dpkg-dev installed).
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er doesn't exit properly (maybe it's trying
to mount nfs volumes in the background?), or it's killed for
some other reason.
What does:
$ ps -ax|grep [m]ount
output on your system (is mount still running)?
And during boot, when the "mount -avt" comes, what does mount
member seeing floods of messages like this on debian-user.
Do you remember anything interesting about your install? Anything
that could have triggered this?
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unstable. If you just have stable (or "bo"), don't bother going there!
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ng other libc6
libraries/packages will probably not break anything eigher (it didn't
on my system, anyway), except installing the libc6 compiled screen:
that messed up my utmp/wtmp files. Maybe it's best to backup those
if you really need them.
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no matter wheter it was in cache or not (and ld.so probably is cached).
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$ ls -d .
./
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x27;s access time is not updated after reads).
> mount_2.6d-1.deb doesn't seem to recognize this option (moount -o
> noatime), or what is the right option.
Does appear to be the correct option (man mount).
> Does anyone have this working?
Sorry, no.
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other people filed bugs), and yes,
I think you should about point 3 (well but first check that
you've got the most recent version of the packages installed, and
you _could_ also check the old bugreports, but the latter is optional).
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ck. The new "menu"
> > package r
> > equires it and I cannot find it anywhere.
Note that you'll also need libg++272, even though menu doesn't
actually "depends: " on it. That's a bug in libg++272, that nobody
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you do:
tar -czf - /etc/menu /usr/lib/menu|uuencode menu.tgz|mail -s "menufiles" [EMAIL
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I'm rather convinced it's something to do with one of the menufiles you
have, and the above way is about the only to find out what.
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>
> Anyone know when an SVGA server for XFree 3.3 will
> be released? I hoping it will provide better support
> for Trident's laptop chipsets.
couple of weeks ago, I think.
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libc6 compiled
library pacakges (with new names) will not be installed in
"unstable", and can thus only be found in master's incoming.
So, if yoy want to be a "Real Man/Woman", don't track "unstable",
that's for whimps: track master's"incommi
ebian policy says that libfoog should
conflict with libfoo-dev, and my libg++272 clearly doesn't conflict with
libg++27-dev. So, should fix that.
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: Do you have libg++272(-dev) installed? When compiling for glibc, all the
> : other librarys you link must also be compiled for it.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~]$ dpkg --status libg++272
> Package: libg++272
> Status: install ok installed
> Priority: standard
> Section: devel
&g
S
alien [--to-deb] [--patch=file] [options] file
alien --to-rpm [options] file
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> On Jun 18, joost witteveen wrote
> >
> > Seriously, though: Is there a way (with procmail or other) that
> > I can automatically forward all email with non-existant
> > Reply-To: addresses to /dev/null? That would probably halve the
> > amount of spam I get.
&
e a way (with procmail or other) that
I can automatically forward all email with non-existant
Reply-To: addresses to /dev/null? That would probably halve the
amount of spam I get.
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whereas Debian ps uses SysV/BSD syntax.
Try "ps -ax"
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> On Mon, 16 Jun 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
>
> > [Charset iso-8859-2 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> > > I've made my own deb file with polonisation stuff for tetex. I know that
> > > other people may want to use it so i think about putting it in contri
yies that example system.fvwm2rc95 file, just before
the 'update-menus' call).
But there is (for the users) an other solution: just install the menu
package, and you'll get a system.fvwm2rc95 file that has most of
the applications that are installed on your system in it's menu.
bian-policy/archive/debian-policy-2.1.3.3/ch-developer.html#s6.1
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ot;external cache" on my Cyrix 200+ system).
- increase wait states
- possibly slow down the system clock (shouldn't be neccecary though,
might just help).
Once you've got something that works, you can try to step-by-step
increase the speed again, and find what was wrong.
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or you want
PS1='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
(I guess the latter). What you've got now is simply a unfished string.
> Question 2: Why doesn't the error occur in the default xterm. After all
> that isn't a login shell...is it?
Log
, but
> to grab a second one successfully, I must first kill off the xv session
> and start a new one, which will also grab only the first attempt. Oh,
> well, at least it works well enough to get the screens I needed.
I just want to advertise xwd again, it's so much easier
ot; button just above
"Quit" (Quit's in on the bottum, to the right), then you'll get another
window, and click "grab" again: Now you can just click on any window
you want to be grabbed.
Note that you can also do this with:
xwd | xwud
(xwd gives a file to stdout;
So, could you upgrade your dpkg to the one in bo, 1.4.0.8? That will
_probably_ fix it.
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way.
The other test for my theory is: download the checker source (from bo),
and compile it yourself. Then install the pacakge you just created.
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te sure nobody else who just cracked
my "joost" passwd would start attempting to su to root with thousands
different passwds: once somebody 's got "joost", they've got root
without cracking the root passwd).
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both applies to xbase_3.3 and xbase_3.2?
(You mention the web page, this actually comes from the ftp server,
but that should be the same anyway).
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e SVGAlib dependant programs run without SVGAlib if the dummy is
> installed?
Yes.
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d why!
But, to help your friend, you might do something like
dpkg -i --selected-only --recursive $frozen-mirror
with $frozen-mirror the place where you mirror (or mounted) a image
of frozen. (I never tested this, only learned it from dpkg -h).
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> cpp) on "Hold" in dselect.
May work, but the g++ stuff works fine here (and I've got positive
reports from others too).
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o be able
to read it -- Yes, I've had German at school, and maybe enghough to be
able to read the documentation in emergencies, but not while I still
have Emacs/TeX.
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elp.
No, I don't have any idea. But I would like to reproduce your
problems here (could you sent me the .jpg too, with an .fig
that loads it and generates errors? Just one uuencoded .tar.gz
file would be great).
Thanks,
Your surprised debain xfig maintainer.
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be relevant.
If it really is a hardware/kernel problem, then the version of debian
etc souldn't matter too much (except that different debian versions have
different kernels).
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now in the
source, but haven't tested it yet (and, just now I checked again
to see whether I fixed it and I saw I did mess it up slightly, but
now it should be OK, I think).
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bc6 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (run-time files)
ii libc6-dbg 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (debugging/profi
ii libc6-dev 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (development fil
ii libc6-doc 2.0.3-4 The GNU C library version 2 (documentat
at isn't "debian-officially" installed, with
> ?package(local.mystuff):
> Any "package" that starts with "local." is considered installed.
> (due to a bug in menu-1.3 this didn't work then).
>
> If your using old format menuentryfiles sh
ually configure each program to use a certain library
> without using LD_PRELOAD.
Link them with the -rpath option, specifying the library you want it
to use.
> This is for configureing menus in Afterstep.
(This part I don't understand).
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Do not send email advertisements to this address.
So, how about me selling the address [EMAIL PROTECTED] to
some mass-mailer crook? Isn't that statement a bit contradictory?
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mply doesn't work, I guess the powers
that be decided (wisely) to remove it from bo.
In short, there hasn't been a working xoj package for the last
6 or so months (except maybe if you had _very_ old libc5 stuff), and the
xoj-..-2 one is the first working one.
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ike ?
> > > From reading the descriptions, GV looks better.
> >
> > Far better.
> >
> > ...RickM...
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inary-all/graphics$ md5sum povray-manual_3.0.10-3.deb
7643ca13c6e3f0e527fc9ab2015661f3 povray-manual_3.0.10-3.deb
> -lars
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But how long are your .debs?
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> My 'deluser' is lost also. Any hints on that?
Use userdel from the passwd package.
I believe userdel is better than the deluser that used to come with
the adduser package, so deluser was removed.
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> Where is it gone?
$ dpkg -S xload
[..]
xproc: /usr/X11R6/bin/xload
[..]
It was moved away from xcontrib to xproc.
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floppy, and try to mount your root filesystem on /mnt,
cd to it and examine what may have gone wrong, possibly correcting
it.
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the module loads are tried?
See above -- should not be needed.
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s see who's logged on here.
(Yeah, I know you're not intereseted in this tragic story about
computer abuse by systemadmins, but I'm still traumatised, and just needed
to vent this).
BTW, the systemadmin that went out of his mind back then has left, so
maybe I can try starting rwho on
;) | dd of=/dev/tape
> Is it safe?
As long as the AIX people do their job properly, you cannot do anything
unsafe. And you cannot do what you want, I think.
> And finally, is there
> a better way to do it? Cheers, Colin.
Depends on tob. (see above).
[1] had they not done that,
> In my /usr/lib/gcc-lib directory, the only directory entry is for
> "i486-linux". My machine is a 386. Do I have to get the GCC sources and
> recompile, or will these libs work on my machine?
They'll work just fine.
You may want to upgrade your machine though!
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> and libg++27 and reinstalling it but this didn't fix anything.
>
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hat file is missing here?
>
> The package seems to require ld-linux.so.2 (try "strings
> afterstep"). I already reported that one to the maintainer.
And (as you probably know) that means you need to install
libc6 to get it working (and, ldso-1.9*). (The package needs
to depen
the very least, good enough?
I think you'd better check the mirror -- it doesn't seem to be
up-to-date. My mirror has libc5 version 5.4.23-3 (that's the bo mirror)
[deleting other questions, most of which are answered above]
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tall the libc6 compiled
other lib*-dev packages. The problem is that currently there aren't many
other libc6 dev compiled lib packages.
> If I select libc6-dev
> in dselect, I get 10 or so conflicts of packages that it wants to
> remove before it will allow me to put libc6 on.
the netstd package) may improve matters.
Currently installed on my system (without problems):
$ /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd -v
Universal NFS Server 2.2beta25
$ dpkg -l netstd
ii netstd 2.13-1 Networking binaries and daemons for Linux
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rade ldso, it'll itself from the system,
and your system will be unusable. But as long as you don't do
that, I don't think you'll find problemes.
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but I
> don't yet and was hoping to avoid writing any C.
(cat filename.jpg|djpeg -v -targa>/dev/null) 2>&1|sed -n -e 's/Start Of
Frame.*://p'
works for me, though probably there are more straigt forward ways!
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ian package (if you installed
the debian package) is newer, and contains (many) bugs. My version is
seyon_2.14c-4, but there may well be much more recent versions out
(I don't upgrade non-free packages very often/at all).
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ules build". This _should_ do everything correctly,
and if not, file a bug report against the Xboard pacakge.
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messages above
would appear!).
> -- the only test I can think of is to poll
> with non-blocking open() and see if it makes any difference.
So this is not needed.
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it is F_UNLCK). If the
lock is held by someone else, this call returns
-1 and sets errno to EACCES or EAGAIN.
So, probably I should also test for EACCES. (why doesn't dpkg does this?)
Anybody know more about this?
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ning it on).
Of cource I could not test it.
Still, I think it's a bug in the tetex packages, if true.
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en I
do :
$ TERM=vt100 DISPLAY= ytalk joost
Cannot open X display: No such file or directory
Why doesn't it just enable the -x option (yeah, when all else
fails, read the docs, and -x _is_ in ytalk(1), so it's not that
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Thanks!
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bly hardware, but it struck
> me as something that could possibly be due to a change in libc or
> the like... maybe? ideas? help!
>
> --Zachary
>
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wm2/system.fvwm2rc
-remove the "DestroyMeny\\n" in /etc/menu-methods/fvwm2.
Menu-1.0 (to be released shortly) will add "this is a auto-generated
file, don't edit" at the top of /etc/x11/fvwm2/menudefs.hook.
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is in /sbin/runlevel). Then, if runlevel says "N 4", you're in level
4, and type
cd /etc/rc4.d
mv S99xdm K99xdm
and you're set.
So, what's your second problem?
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what should be in the release after
1.3, and people discussing this may say "the next release should
have glibc in it", forgetting that, officially, 1.3 hasn't been
released yet.
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then
echo You are about to run $command, but you'll need $id privileges for that.
echo Enter $id password:
. (su to $id, and so on).
This way, you don't need to run the window manager as root to be able to run
the lilo config programme. I'll supply the /usr/sbin/needpriv script with
the menu package.
Anyone any comments?
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#!/bin/perl -sp0777i
> to Apps/...). As a long time sysadm that's where I hope to find system
> administration stuff.
We all like to see the _files_ appear in /etc. But Joey is talking
about the location in the menu's (pdmenus, fvwm*, afterstep, whatever).
And then, I'll agree with Joey that Apps/System/Admin is a very good place.
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e time, people start to
expect menuentries for stuff, and people automatically start fileing
bugreports against packages that don't supply menuentries.
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svgalib1 to run
gs, even under X11), and I think svgalib-dummy1 is missing the
Replaces: svgalib1
line (this appears making and upgrade from gs to gs-aladding easier).
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t list, but that's for
you to decide (and if the answer is yes, please add install-info
too).
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nd you can just calculate the
individual md5 sums.
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d to that that yesterday
was April 1, and I'm sure you'll agree that the world is going to
end April 30 (and that Bo, teleported to the comet, will rule Hale-Bopp).
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really wrong with /usr/info at that point.
Probably not to do with dpkg.
You might want to try to reinstall the package that provides
/usr/sbin/install-info, dpkg (don't remove that!).
Others on the list may have a better understanding of prel to see what
excactly is going wrong.
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ly what the others suggested. But still, sumetimes
I'm unable to kill -KILL those processes, or whatever. But thenagain,
your -uvm options are quite nice, and seem to find more process than
I'm used to. Thanks
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now safely switch off the computer (execute "halt").
(assuming all other partions are unmonuted properly).
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turn that into hp500c language for your hp550c?
If that is so, (or otherwise), maybe the postscript file itself (you can
probably get that by asking netscape to print to a file) gives a
clue as to who is wrong (netscape or gs).
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I came, I saw, ..., well
gt;
> LILO: Linux S
>
> And that'll boot single user mode (it'll also ask for the root password).
Yes, although I usually find that "linux emergency" is really what I want
(Single-user still loads quite a few scripts).
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fonts from the same debian release).
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inking, not for compile time linking.
> and I have ran ldconfig -v.
Run time too.
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itch '--with-linux-vga', ./configure
> doesn't see -lvga.
But the debian gnuplot does have the vga stuff compiled in, and
is capable of displaying on vga (tried it, few seconds ago).
Only thing is, it's not installed setuid root, so you may have
to be root to run it (or install a s
ary-i386/base/ldso_1.8.10-1_i386.deb
debian/rex-fixed/binary-i386/base/libc5.4.20-1_i386.deb
(I'm not sure about the excact locations; if you want "new" stuff,
just always go to "unstable").
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e, so that you can build it your self.
I don't think I have the time to build a full resque disk though
(I'm going off to a conference on wednesday, and still need to prepare
quite a lot of stuff).
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to ftp.debian.org (or on one to
it's mirrors)
> I still have the problem.
You mean, dpkg/dselect complaining that libc5 is not installed?
That was expected.
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be something that was left on your system from a
really old installation? If so, I guess the base system should check
for it and offer to remove the world-writablility.
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's in netstd (at least, that's
still what the package is called in unstable, so I assume it hasn't
changed in rex eighter). If you want your nfsd to run, you'll have
to activate it in /etc/init.d/netstd_nfs (it's commented out by default).
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macs and type C-h i), and go to the
jargon menu (type m jargon ENTER).
Somewhere you'll find:
WTF
the universal interrogative particle; WTF knows what it means?
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ers, not by root).
I changed those (and the ""-><> one) in my sources, will probably
be uploading new version soon.
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S that diesn't mean that linux isn't great :-)
It means that Linux has another extra feature (VC's) that most (all?)
other usixes don't have, but whether that means Linux is much
better than FreeBSD/SCO/NT, I really don't know (I don't use
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, but I meant new versoin of slang.
Anyway, I didn't want to bother checking.
> Joost, are you running slang0.99.34?
Yes.
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