Re: [expert] vim leaves "c" behind
I'm thinking that this may be small problem with the KDE konsole. (At least that's where I've noticed it). A simple kludge around this is to set TERM=linux prior to running vi. I just aliased vi & view to my little 3 line script like such: export TERM=linux /bin/vi $1 export TERM=xterm I put this is in ~/bin and called it myvi. Then I just put added the alias to .bashrc. (alias vi='$HOME/bin/myvi') -- Jeff On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Sheldon Lee Wen wrote: > Yup, I noticed too. I took out the stupid word wrap thing now I > get a c. Go fig. > > "Sang Y. Yum" wrote: > > > > Has anyone noticed this? After editing a file with > > vim, I get a "c", like this: > > > > [sang@pikatsu sang]$ vi test.txt > > c[sang@pikatsu sang]$ vi test2.txt > > c[sang@pikatsu sang]$ > > > > What gives? > > > > Sang > > > > = > > Sang Y. Yum http://www.yumnet.dyndns.org/~sang > > San Diego, CA mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > __ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Talk to your friends online with Yahoo! Messenger. > > http://im.yahoo.com > >
Re: [expert] Mandrake 7.0 printer weirdness?
I've found a fix for this, although it's probably not the "Best
way" (tm) to do it. After comparing an lm6.1 machine (that works w/ an
SMB printer), and the lm7.0 (that doesn't), I found that
/var/spool/lpd/lp/.config was mode 644 on the 6.1 machine. Obviously not
good. The .config on the 7.0 box was 640, root.root. Changed the .config
on the 7.0 machine to 644 and printing thru smb works. Didn't like having
.config world-readable, so I changed it back to 640, root.lp. This works.
I've just noticed that if you run printtool and rebuild the
.config, it sets it back to root.root. DrakConf will leave the
owner.group perms the same as they were originally, root.lp in this case.
Bottom line, the .config should be owner-root, group-lp.
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On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, dagnir wrote:
> I've experience a number of weird things installing Mandrake 7.0 and
> have gone through the install 3 times and have managed to get past all but
> one problem. I can't get an SMB printer to work. I've tried the Mandrake
> configuration as well as Printtool. The printer is an HP600C that has
> worked fine with ever flavor of linux I've tried until now.
> The lpd daemon initalizes at boot. I've get the following
> response with lpc:
>
> [root@localhost /root]# lpc status
> lp:
> queuing is enabled
> printing is enabled
> no entries
> no daemon present
>
> I type lpd at the command line followed by ls > /dev/lp0 and it just sits
> there. I've checked the lpd, lpc,lpr and lpq permissions. The printcap
> file is identical to a functional version on a backup. Samba is definately
> running and I can smbumount shared drives. Any help or direction is
> appreciated.
>
> Thanx Darrin
>
>
Re: [expert] Mandrake 6.1 broke inbound FTP
(Shot in the dark here)..Are your users shells listed in /etc/shells? -- Jeff On Tue, 21 Dec 1999, Richard G. Samuels wrote: > It won't even let a user login while it does permit anonymous FTP. I > don't think it's permissions. > > Charles Curley wrote: > > > > On Mon, Dec 20, 1999 at 07:44:00AM -0800, Richard G. Samuels wrote: > > -> What is Mandrake 6.1 doing differently (in a "server" install) from 6.0 > > -> which prevents FTP with "real" users from working? Anonymous FTP works > > -> fine, but you can't login with a real user name and password. This > > -> worked fine in Mandrake 6.0. > > > > Possibly the problem is a permissions problem in how users are set up. I > > found that I can ftp in to my user login, but that is after I fixed the > > permissions on /home/ccurley so that httpd could also access my > > public_html. > > > > -- > > > > -- C^2 > > > > No windows were crashed in the making of this email. > > > > Looking for fine software and/or web pages? > > http://w3.trib.com/~ccurley >
