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On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> There are two reasons:
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> 1. No tools support manipulation of the fourth set of permission bits.
> 2. There is one more bit. If 0, for not-logged-in user the permission set
>of "other" is used. If 1
Hi,
the ping Bus Error aka db_open problem is solved. libnss-db shipped with a
broken libtool which drps inter-lib depends from the library.
I am uploading libnss-db_2.2-1 which fixes this right now.
BTW, the latest glibc doesn't depend on libnss-db, so my idea to first
update the base and then
On Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 07:45:27PM -0500, Igor Khavkine wrote:
> If I remember correctly, 2 is there because the value of the PF_INET macro
> is 2. If you want more modularity you might watn to do something like
> this: sprintf(file_name, "/servers/socker/%d", PF_INET);
alse defines _SERVERS and
On Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 11:30:40AM -0600, Daniel E Baumann wrote:
> Hi, I am currently hacking around the routing stuff in PPP by just allowing
> you to do "add default HISADDR", which makes the peer at the other end the
> gateway and no other routing entries can be made or removed (at least not
"Robin Putters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Yesterday night Marcus Brinkmann asked me to join the Debian
> GNU/Hurd project, and I signed right up. However, the whole process
> will take 5-6 months (as stated somewhere in the new maintainers
> guide). I don't even have an AM yet, so Marcus sugge
On Sat, Nov 25, 2000 at 01:14:07AM +0800, Robert Marlow wrote:
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> Ah, so this is still largely a matter of indecision? What exactly are the
> reasons against having the fourth set of permission bits active. Is it
> a matter of making the system a
I tried to build PostgreSQL 7.0.2 on Hurd. The build failed ultimately
because the System V IPC functions aren't supported on Hurd. I'd like to
know where I could find information on the level of support in Hurd for UNIX
system calls. I read somewhere that Hurd is POSIX compliant but to what
level
On Tue, 21 Nov 2000, Marcus Brinkmann wrote:
> Am Die, 21 Nov 2000 07:29:46 schrieb Martin Stenzel:
> > II. error message when trying to print remotely:
> >
> > On my attached Linux box an lpd is running, however, when trying to
> > print from the
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Ah, so this is still largely a matter of indecision? What exactly are the
reasons against having the fourth set of permission bits active. Is it
a matter of making the system a bit too non-unixy?
How much trouble would making a choice available for t
This feature is fully implemented on the Hurd side,
but we are not certain on the best default (active or
use "other" bits), and tools like chmod, ls need to be changed.
So the work has to be done in fileutils etc.
Marcus
Am Fre, 24 Nov 2000 16:55:19 schrieb Robert Marlow:
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Has anyone started work on the 4th set of permissions for the login user? Where
would be a good place to start work on this? The authentication server?
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How can I go about compiling my kernel so it supports my Promise ATA/66 card?
I have a CVS snapshot and have located the function:
void get_compat_strings(char *, char*)
which processes the root parameter while MACH is loading.
I see that there is no option for specifying addresses for IDE device
Hi all,
cross-install is broken, as was reported by several people in the last
days. To be more specific, it doesn't match the current ftp archive.
I am going to work on it, but it will take a couple of more days,
because I want to update all the base packages to the latest version
before fixing
Am Fre, 24 Nov 2000 03:14:22 schrieb Petros Sidiropoulos:
> hi
> what's the difference between depends and pre-depends for a package? For
example when I type 'dpkg --status some-packege'
> there is a section with depends and another section with pre-depends.
Hi,
please do not send HTML versions
hi
what's the difference between depends and
pre-depends for a package? For example when I type 'dpkg --status
some-packege'
there is a section with depends and another
section with pre-depends.
Thanks
Petros
Sidiropoulos (__)[EMAIL PROTECTE
David Leimbach wrote:
>
> I have a problem with compatibility on an ATA card.
> Are there any MACH kernel options that will allow me to specify where my ide
> drives really are.
>
> Grub sees the drives just fine as well as linux and Windows. MACH cannot seem
> to find the root directory so I am
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Bah! My bad. I'd used pfinet without the -i option and with -n instead of -m.
my bad sorry...
On Fri, 24 Nov 2000, Robert Marlow wrote:
> Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2000 19:34:29 +0800 (WST)
> From: Robert Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Marcus Brinkmann <[E
Hello,
Yesterday night Marcus Brinkmann asked me to join the Debian GNU/Hurd
project, and I signed right up. However, the whole process will take 5-6
months (as stated somewhere in the new maintainers guide). I don't even have
an AM yet, so Marcus suggested that I should ask on this mailing list i
On 24 Nov 2000, Robert Bihlmeyer wrote:
> * Ignore the warnings about unknown "Origin" and "Bugs" fields. These
> can be ignored without loss, and if these are the only problems,
> installation should not abort.
Tested it yesterday and yes, these are the only problems.
[ I was going to post
Dave Kimmel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[that the cross-install method does not work on potato system]
well, is installing woody packages with a potato dpkg supported under
Debian GNU/Linux? I mean, it usually works, but sometimes it can
output warnings, or maybe even break completely... That's w
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I get no output from this command at all. Doesn't the fg option force the
translator to go away though? heheh... I've got lots to learn =>
> Not at all. Your translator setting seems to be messed up. Run settrans with
> the option -ap and show us the
Hello.
A Hurd install yesterday failed because libc6 depends on
libnss-db, which was not on the list of packages to be installed, so
libc6 did not configure, and a lot of packages did not configure either.
Could this package be added to the list in cross-install to match the
current package sta
On Fri, Nov 24, 2000 at 07:11:39PM +0800, Robert Marlow wrote:
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> Just a bit more diagnostics...
>
> The errors from programs other than ping were:
> /lib/libnss_db.so.2: undefined symbol: db_open
>
> So yeah, tis a libnss problem. I remov
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Just a bit more diagnostics...
The errors from programs other than ping were:
/lib/libnss_db.so.2: undefined symbol: db_open
So yeah, tis a libnss problem. I removed libnss to see if I could get
ping working again and I started getting these
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Unfortunately I don't know enough about HURD yet to figure this one out
for myself.
I installed hurd using the cross-install program (which I needed to tweak a
bit to get it to install libnss-db and libdb2-util for me with libc0.2) and
everything seem
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