Peta Harlan wrote:
> Distributions ought to be repaired so all meaningful Meta key
> sequences work at the console, I think. (For that matter, Shift-Tab
> shouldn't be the same as Tab, but maybe that's been done.)
There are two different problems here:
1. The current keytables that i 'inherited'
I'm sorry, I hit the wrong key last minute...
In some other distributions, there is the possibility to get log-entries as:
Sep 22 10:05:25 sku in.telnetd[31280]: connect from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[fake names]
What I want is to get this also in my Debian distribution...
is that possible? I cannot
Hey
In some other distributions, there is the possibility to get log-entries as:
Sep 22 10:05:25 sku in.telnetd[31280]: connect from
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
// Remco van de Meent (nParago on IRC)
// email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
// www: http://cal052012.student.utwente.nl
// " Never make any mistae
> ls | awk '{ system("mv " $0 " " tolower($0)) }'
Not being familiar with awk, I can only guess that the above code transforms
all filenames to lowercase.
An easier way, using just the shell, would be:
for ASDF in *; do mv $ASDF `echo $ASDF | tr A-Z a-z`; done
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Scott Danzig wrote:
> it registers as a PS/2 type mouse, using IRQ 12.
> They all didn't work.
Did you recompile the kernel with PS/2 mouse support?
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On Fri, 20 Sep 1996, ciccio wrote:
> Is there a package that allows a device dependent and table-based conversion
> of RGB to CMYK? (to prepare RGB-graphics for output on a typesetter)
I believe that Gimp has a plug-in that converts RGB-CMYK. Don't know
if this is exactly what you want.
In your email to me, Scott Danzig, you wrote:
>
> Honestly, I'll end up getting a serial adapter for the mouse if
> I can't get it working, but I was hoping not to have to. I own a
> Dell Dimension XPS P90 system, with a Logitech mouse. I'm honestly
> not sure whether it is a bus mouse or a PS/2
On 21 Sep 1996, Winfried Truemper wrote:
> And if several users try to update the ls-lR database, it gets (got) messed
> up resulting in a not-working TeX/LaTeX (we had that several times and
> therefore stucked with debian-TeX).
>
Updating of the ls-lR database should only be allowed to root anyw
>Paul Seelig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I'd prefer it to be included with Debian in any case
>
>I second that. I'm using tetex at my debian system without problems.
Does anyone know how teTeX compares with NTeX? NTeX is what I have
been using.
How easy would it be to debianize teTeX?
Raymond Penners wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My newly installed Debian system doesn't seem to recognize less
> standard terminal emulations. For example, Amiga terminal emulation
> (export TERM=amiga) is not present.
You should install ncurses-term to get /usr/lib/terminfo/a/amiga
You should also NOT hav
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> Problem: The system hangs when the SCSI bus is reset.
> Config: Adaptec 1522 SCSI controller
> Two different motherboards
> Three different versions of Linux
>
> More specifically, I cannot perform a soft reboot from Linux. If, for
Is this with Debian only, not Slackware
At 18:22 21-09-96 -0400, Simon Martin wrote:
>
>1) can anyone let me know there experiences with firewall software (SOCKS,
>TIS, ...) as I intend to setup an Internet firewall now
Maybe you'd choose another program, called ipfwadm.
>
>2) can anyone let me know where to find the above software.
Good morning folks,
how do I stop lynx from checking mail on a per user basis? I know
that I can set
CHECKMAIL:FALSE
in the global configuration file /etc/lynx.cfg, but as the default is
TRUE I would like to configure this on a per-user basis, but neither
CHECKMAIL:FALSE
nor
> When running on the console, Emacs does not respond to several keys.
> For example, the following keys have no effect when the ALT key is
> used as the meta modifier:
>
> M-%
> M-!
> M-<
> M->
You can put this in your startup scripts somewhere:
loadkeys < keys. I never bothered to fix the
oth
Honestly, I'll end up getting a serial adapter for the mouse if
I can't get it working, but I was hoping not to have to. I own a
Dell Dimension XPS P90 system, with a Logitech mouse. I'm honestly
not sure whether it is a bus mouse or a PS/2 mouse, but when
Windows 95 autodetects it, it registers
I am curious: Why hasn't the kernel source/image been updated since 2.0.6?
Also, why is there not a shadow password package? Specifically, one that
fixes problems with xdm and xlockmore?
Thanks.
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Custom programming
I just recently installed Debian from the August 96 release of Infomagic's 6 cd
set. This is the best distribution, after trying the others on the cd set.
I have this one problem though, I can't compile a kernel. I have tried both
2.0.20 and 2.0.21.
Here is a paste of the exact place and errors:
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manini> German (manpages-de), Spanish (manpages-es), and Italian (manpages-it).
manini> (just to be precisian :-)
is there a russian ver. ?
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For pgp public key, e-mail me
with subject "get pgp-key."
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Hi all,
My thanks to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for his solution on setting up my PS/2
mouse. I eventually gave up on X11 though, never got more than a blank
screen. I'll come back to it when I get a chance.
Now for my next questions:
1) can anyone let me know there experiences with firewall software (SO
No python, no fancy stuff, nothing but plain old bash:
for i in *; do
j=`echo $i | tr '[A-Z]' '[a-z]'`
if [ "$i" != "$j" ]; then
mv $i $j
fi
done
Or on a single line:
for i in *; do j=`echo $i | tr '[A-Z]' '
On Sat, 21 Sep 1996, Vadik V. Vygonets wrote:
> But ae is somewhat broken -- it puts DOS-style CR/LF as EOL :( I had
> problems with /etc/modules until I installed vi and realized the problem.
>
What version are you running? This have been fixed, as far as I can tell.
The 962-9 version does not
On Fri, 20 Sep 1996, Shaya Potter wrote:
>
> I'm not sure you can call it a bug, (maybe it's a feature ;) ) because it
> is a well-known behavior of less (and some other pagers from what I have
> heard) that they don't work well with files of length 0. This is mostly
> seen that you can't les
> My simple formula
> swap needed = total memory need - physical memory size
> works much better than the "twice physical memory" one.
Questionable. Aside from not being computable (everyone can easily
tell what their physical memory size is, but few people know how much
their "to
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