My problem is below:
I have a service application, which is unable to run as daemon.
If I run the application from the rc.d scripts the system hangs up because the
process does not exit.
If I put an mark to the end of the line evereyting is the same.
The service application hangs the system in
++ 14/05/03 14:28 +0200 - Rcca:
My problem is below:
I have a service application, which is unable to run as daemon.
If I run the application from the rc.d scripts the system hangs up because the
process does not exit.
If I put an mark to the end of the line evereyting is the same.
The service
Hi,
I'm looking for a very simple Wiki. It should be easy to install and
have a very clear design. It's meant for a very limited amount of users
(less than 10) so I don't need any kind of authtentification.
Every Wiki I've found is much to overloaded for my needs.
Any suggestions would be very
Can you tell us some more? for example: what does it say when it ends? what
kind of program is it?
maybe read the manual of nohup, it might be a solution
grtz
My problem is below:
I have a service application, which is unable to run as daemon.
If I run the application from the rc.d
Hi Dominic,
At the moment I prefer phpwiki (http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/). Because
of the PHP/Mysql/Apache combination easy to install and maintain. Very
simpel but powerfull set of tags.
I used Twiki (http://www.Twiki.org) )for some time and thats just a little
bit over the top for me,
I installed usemod for an 'intranet' wiki - very simple perl script - no
thrills. needs a folder with 777 permissions unless you have suexec. I
can recommend it so far.
Hope this helps
Michael Moritz
Dominik Schulz wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a very simple Wiki. It should be easy to install and
On Wednesday 14 May 2003 09:34 am, Bob van der Kamp wrote:
At the moment I prefer phpwiki (http://phpwiki.sourceforge.net/). Because
of the PHP/Mysql/Apache combination easy to install and maintain. Very
simpel but powerfull set of tags.
I used Twiki (http://www.Twiki.org) )for some time
Guys-n-gals,
I'm trying to build up an LDAP server on a Debian box that had
some base install of LDAP on it, someone mucked about, and then
left the company that hired me. I'm trying to install the latest slapd
on the box (running unstable). The package installs, and... nothing. I can't
get in,
Hi tps @2003.05.14_18:50:00_+0200
i think installing openldap is a bit too complex to do well with debconf
have a look at the openldap guide,
http://www.openldap.org/doc/admin21/
slapcat / slapadd and a text editor to create an ldif file should do the
On Thu, 2003-05-15 at 02:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys-n-gals,
I'm trying to build up an LDAP server on a Debian box that had
some base install of LDAP on it, someone mucked about, and then
left the company that hired me. I'm trying to install the latest slapd
on the box (running
I've discovered a unique bug, I think. I ran dpkg-reconfigure debconf,
and selected readline, instead of dialog, and now it's prompting for
the admin password. Sheesh. All that time wasted...
Tim
On Wed, May 14, 2003 at 12:50:00PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys-n-gals,
I'm trying to
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