As Jim Worthington said:
>
> Also I get the following message when trying to run crack ver 4.1:
>
> Crack v4.1f: The Password Cracker, (c) Alec D.E. Muffett, 1992
>
> Version of crypt() being used internally is not compatible with
> standard.
>
> Has anybody successfully been able to run cra
> As a new Debian user who migrated from Slackware, one of the
> few things I find a comparative disadvantage is being dropped
> back to earlier releases of certain programs. I spend close
> to 50% of my Linux time using two programs, an editor and
> a WWW browser, and in both cases the current De
Hakan Ardo writes:
> > Sorry, there's only one: /usr/X11R6/man/man1/lyx.1.gz.
>
> Even taht one is missing...
Hmm, I have it. :-)
Try reinstalling the package.
> Well, I am using mfbasfnt 1.0-3. Because 1.0-4 is in the unstable
> distrobutinge,
> and I thought that with unstable you ment not y
I seem to be having a problem with inewsinn. I compiled nn locally
and set it up to use inews (from the inewsinn package) to post the
article. However, when inews goes to send the article, it creates
large amounts of traffic over my serial link. I would assume it's
trying to get the active or n
From: Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I've implemented --get-selections and --set-selections in dpkg 1.3.9
> which will be released some time this weekend.
>
> --get-selections produces a list of lines each with a package name and
> wanted state. By default it lists all the packages; you can sp
From: Hakan Ardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Well, I am using mfbasfnt 1.0-3. Because 1.0-4 is in the unstable
> distribution and I thought that with unstable you ment not yet usable.
> But I am getting the feeling that the packages in there is perfectly OK
> to use.
They are there for people to test be
Bruce Perens wrote:
>
> This must be a bug.
>
> Bruce
Can anybody verify this?
Also I get the following message when trying to run crack ver 4.1:
Crack v4.1f: The Password Cracker, (c) Alec D.E. Muffett, 1992
Version of crypt() being used internally is not compatible with
standard
Dale Scheetz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: On Sat, 24 Aug 1996, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
:
: >
: > When I try to view a manual page that's located in /usr/local/man,
: > man says it's updating a local index, then gives a segmentation fault.
: > Any ideas on how to fix this?
: >
: Need more informati
As a new Debian user who migrated from Slackware, one of the
few things I find a comparative disadvantage is being dropped
back to earlier releases of certain programs. I spend close
to 50% of my Linux time using two programs, an editor and
a WWW browser, and in both cases the current Debian versi
Ervin D. Walter writes ("gs 3.53 and up"):
...
> Now, the wierd parts. First, these errors don't occur every time, and
> they don't occur in the same place every time. Second, the exact save
> .ps file sent through gs 2.whatever or gs >= 3.53 *compiled with
> optimizations turned off* works perfe
Hi,
I finaly found some time to take a second look at my LILO trouble. Thanx for
all your suggestions they have taken me one more step along the way. First
of all the Geometry settings was the same in the BIOS as linux reported.
> I made the same mistake that Joshua and Hakan made. The READMEFI
I have a lambdamoo .deb package set up. I don't know if there's any
intreset in such a specialized package, however. Please write me if you're
interested.
--
#!/usr/bin/perl -pl- # ,,ep) ayf >|)nj,,
$_=reverse lc$_;s@"@''@g;y/[]{A-Y}<>()a-y1-9,!.?`'/][} #
I am having difficulty getting the xconsole to work running in
fvwm 9or any window manager). I use a .xsession file in my home
directory. Here is that file:
- begin .xsession file -
#!/bin/bash
#Add to path
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/lib/X11:/usr/contrib/mh/bin:/usr/contr
On Sat, 24 Aug 1996, Hamish Moffatt wrote:
>
> When I try to view a manual page that's located in /usr/local/man,
> man says it's updating a local index, then gives a segmentation fault.
> Any ideas on how to fix this?
>
Need more information to be of any help.
What version of man are you using?
Folks,
I am setting up a new debian 1.1 box.
On booting:
>
> [...]
> Started kswap v 1.4.2.2
> FDC 0 is a National Semiconductor PC87306
> NCR53c406a: no available ports found
> PPA: unable to initialise controller at 0x378, error 2
> scsi: 0 hosts
>
Bruce Perens writes ("Dpkg feature request"):
...
> Thus, I'll ask Ian Jackson. How about three flags to dpkg?
> --select package-name [package-name ...]
> Selects a list of packages for later installation.
> --deselect package-name [package-name ...]
> De-se
On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:14:10 PDT Philippe Troin (phil) wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:23:16 EDT renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> > Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
> > following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
>
Sorry for the late awsner.
> Hakan Ardo writes:
> >
> > I'm trying to use lyx, and it works fine untill it invokes latex. Then it
> > seems to be using some fonts that I have not installed. Where can I find
> > thos
> e
> > fonts (listed below)? Acording to /usr/doc/lyx/debian.README.gz, ther
-> The Debian termcap package is only intended for run-time use to allow
-> old and non-Debian programs compiled with termcap to work. Any new
-> programs should be compiled with ncurses.
From: "Larry 'Daffy' Daffner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> This is not necessarily always possible. The one case I k
Same problem here.
Hamish Moffatt ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
:
: When I try to view a manual page that's located in /usr/local/man,
: man says it's updating a local index, then gives a segmentation fault.
: Any ideas on how to fix this?
:
:
: thanks
: hamish
:
David Engel writes:
-> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
-> > I recently installed Debian 1.1, including termcap.compat. Since then
-> > I've installed a custom version of the kernel (2.0.7) successfully, so
-> > I figure that gcc is reasonably well set up.
-> >
-> > However, I tried to compile kermit 5
When I try to view a manual page that's located in /usr/local/man,
man says it's updating a local index, then gives a segmentation fault.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
thanks
hamish
> /etc/init.d/console, /etc/rc.boot/0kbd . Look at /etc/config/console and
> /etc/config/kbd .
Hmm.. I seem to be lacking an /etc/config/ directory. I'm running
debian 1.1.6, what package have I neglected to install?
--
#!/usr/bin/perl -lisubstr($_,39+38*sin++$y/9,2)=$s # [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for($
I need someone to write a shell script using dialog that guides a user through
setting up a PPP or SLIP connection. The tool set used must be limited to the
tools in the base floppies. These are the "ash" shell (like Bash, but small),
the "dialog" program, the "chat" program for making the connecti
From: Joey Hess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Has anyone had expereince with setting up debian on a headless meachine?
> I've run into one strange problem since I pulled the monitor, mouse, and
> keyboard off a computer here last night. When it boots up, it symlinks
> /dev/console -> /dev/console. I haven'
The shadow packages are just recently uploaded into the "unstable" directory
of our FTP archives. They are little tested, and I'm not sure that everything
has been shadow-ified that must be ("xdm" may be one of the programs yet to be
converted). You can try it now if you like to live dangerously. T
Jim Worthington ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I tried copying the /etc/passwd file from a Sun workstation to a Linux
: machine in order to create common user accounts.
Use NIS. Copying /etc/passwd can cause a lot of problems keeping it up to date.
:
: Linux, however would not decrypt the Sun pas
Has anyone had expereince with setting up debian on a headless meachine?
I've run into one strange problem since I pulled the monitor, mouse, and
keyboard off a computer here last night. When it boots up, it symlinks
/dev/console -> /dev/console. I haven't been able to track down what
script is doi
I tried copying the /etc/passwd file from a Sun workstation to a Linux
machine in order to create common user accounts.
Linux, however would not decrypt the Sun passwords when correctly
entered. Thei technique works fine between Solaris and Sun Unix.
Does Linux use a different encryption algor
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