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De: Alexander Gieg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-user-portuguese@lists.debian.org
Assunto: Re: lost+found
Data: Domingo, 9 de Maio de 1999 11:08
'As 9:40 de 8 May 99, Gleydson enviou o texto que respondo abaixo.
Nao tenho dicas de como encontrar os nomes
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De: Adriano Freitas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: debian-user-portuguese@lists.debian.org
Assunto: Re: lost+found
Data: Domingo, 9 de Maio de 1999 14:13
Bom, o que eu posso falar para vc é que pode ter ocorrido algum
problema logo na parte de
Oi,
Quoting Thiago Jung Bauermann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Tue, May 04, 1999 at 02:43:50AM -0300, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
wrote:
sou Paulo Henrique ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) do Linux Club
(http://linux.cos.ufrj.br). Nos so usamos a Debian e adoramos ela.
Oi Leandro,
Quoting Leandro Dutra ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Estavamos super a fim de fazer uma distribuicao em portugues da
Debian (comercial sim, mas ganhando dinheiro (justo) em manuais
impressos, CDs e traducao). Quem esta a fim de ajudar?
Que tipo de ajuda?
Nós
Oi Leandro,
Quoting Leandro Dutra ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
A Debian e' muito superior a RH. Ano podemos continuar
assistindo
essa palhaçada da Conectiva.
Tá aqui a minha justificativa por topar fazer até
gratuitamente. Não
agüento mais escutar falar em Linux e escutar o
A Debian e' muito superior a RH. Ano podemos continuar
assistindo
essa palhaçada da Conectiva.
Tá aqui a minha justificativa por topar fazer até
gratuitamente. Não
agüento mais escutar falar em Linux e escutar o nome
RedHat!!!, muito
menos Conectiva!!!
Em primeiro lugar, isso não é culpa da Conectiva, é apenas uma
conseqüência (espero temporária) da popularização do GNU/Linux.
Em segundo lugar, falar mal da Conectiva não ajuda em nada.
Terceiro, a gente deve um bocado pra eles, assim como eles pro
projeto GNU, a SPI e
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Does anyone know when a version of Debian will be released with the
2.2.x kernel?
Potato, later this year. It doesn't yet have a version number attached to
it.
I need a Linux distribution with the 2.2 kernel to install on my
system, since it uses a SCSI card only first
Is there an equivalent tool for Linux which resembles Norton Commander's
dual window interface? I'd like to be able to see an entire subdirectory's
files on my screen and be able to launch those I want simply by double
clicking on them.
Maybe one of the xserver programs does this(?)
Also, have
It's called Midnight Commander. Type mc in an xterm (it should be
installed by default).
Actually, the package mc appears not to by installed on my
system. And yet I am using Midnight commander. What's up with that?
André Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there an equivalent tool for Linux
At 16:19 09.05.1999 -0400, you wrote:
This was the original Message:
MKbegin 644 Happy99.exe
MKM35I0``([EMAIL PROTECTED]:
MKM``$``+H0``X?M`G-(;@!3,TAD)!4:ES('!R;V=R
MKM86T@;75S=[EMAIL PROTECTED](@5VEN,S(-B0W
put a kill or a terminate command in /etc/ppp/ip-down?
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Phillip Deackes wrote:
I use icqnix ans can easily get it to start up when logging on to my IP.
I do not know how to get it to close when I log off however. Can anyone
help, please?
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Can anyone give me a quick tutorial on how to use dpkg to install rpm's
with alien? Thanks...
Jayson S. Baird
Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter -- Yoda
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In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
Can anyone give me a quick tutorial on how to use dpkg to install rpm's
with alien? Thanks...
[prompt]# alien -i somepackage.rpm
This will convert and install the RPM file. An easier way to get a quick
tutorial on alien would by to type 'man alien' at the
We have a debian box accessing a Shiva LanRover 2E/Plus over our internal
TCP/IP network. We can telnet to the command shell of the netmodem and can
initiate normal dial-out commands ok but are unable to initiate a ppp session
either through the command shell of the modem (message given that a
Can anyone give me a quick tutorial on how to use dpkg to install rpm's
with alien? Thanks...
alien -i some-prog.rpm to install
alien some-prog.rpm to turn into deb
for more info look at man alien
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Well I got the old 386 put back together, figured I would use it for a
firewall. 386SX33 with 10MB of RAM. Man, what an example to show what OS
bloat has done! I used to install Win31 on it, even installed OS/2 Warp
on it. Now it is running Debian and MAN is it S-L-O-W.
In dselect the Scanning
I have a sparc10 that I installed debian 2.1 sparc on. I can't get it to
boot off the hard drive. It always complains about no disk label.
The kernel on the cdrom is 2.2.1
The bootloader is silo.
The disk is a 1.3gb with 2 partitions. First partition is almost the entire
disk with type 83.
Robert Woodcock wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know when a version of Debian will be released with the
2.2.x kernel?
Potato, later this year. It doesn't yet have a version number attached to
it.
I need a Linux distribution with the 2.2 kernel to install on my
system, since
Another thing to think about might be NFSing what you need from another
machine. Use the 386 as what amounts to (almost) a diskless client that
gets all its files off another machine except /boot.
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Carl Mummert wrote:
Well I got the old 386 put back together, figured I
KaHa wrote:
Hey, Ken: get a virus scanner.
Apologies, Ken. 'Twas Alexander that I meant.
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On Sun, 9 May 1999, Paulo J Matos aka PDestroy wrote:
1 - My X server since installation starts automaticly... I don't want it to
auto - start. How do I take that option out?
remove the S90xdm file from your /etc/rc2.d (maybe all rcx.d, but 2 for
sure, as it's the default runlevel)
2 - Is
He doesn't want it as a startup thing. There ain't no extreme about it,
just a preference. Linux is not confined to X, so why artificially
confine it? BTW why stop at 7 VTs when you can make up to 255 relatively
easily (I have 9+syslog [X gets VT10] and would have more, but I don't
like the
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Kenneth Sims wrote:
Why did you (Alexander Gutfraind [EMAIL PROTECTED]) just send a virus
(HAPPY99.EXE) to the debian-user list?
He probably didn't realize that he sent it. Happy99 sends itself to
everyone that the user sends a message to in the background. The user does
The only think I can think of is there's another program, more specifically a
TSR
that's running resident in the background causing modprobe to report with this
error.
Are you sure that you don't have lpd running in the background and that you have
unloaded any other possibly conflicting modules
First, it's a trojan, not a virus--get your terminology straight: virii
automagically execute and do their damage, trojans need intervention to
execute (Melissa virus indeed...). Secondly, as a trojan, you have to
execute it on a winbox, so there shouldn't be much problem on a Debian
list.
George Bonser writes:
Man, I think maybe the maintainers should be forced to install their
stuff on a 386 just to get some perspective. CPU horsepower sure can
cover up inefficient code. Or to put it another way, an system without
any CPU horsepower sure exposes the inefficiencies.
Hmm. A
As root, chown 'em or chmod 666 'em. Xauthority files are standard issue
in X. I have no idea why the perms and/or ownership got fouled up, but
chown/chmod is a quick fix. YMMV but not by much
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Pollywog wrote:
I installed KDE 1.1.1 on my Slink system and found I had to
Sounds like midnight commander: here's a link to the description
http://www.debian.org/Packages/stable/utils/mc.html
I remeber a MC-based shell once upon a time, but haven't heard anything
about it in years. For X, I don't know if anybody's make a tcl/tk
interface for it, but it should run
I have a Transmonde Vivante laptop with a PCMCIA modem running Debian 2.1.
I recompiled kernel 2.0.36 to use apm, and recompiled the kernel modules
as well. For the most part, my modem is fine. If I type 'cardctl suspend',
all is well. However, if I then type
% cardctl resume; cardctl resume
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Johan Pettersson wrote:
Hi!
try to put my hd in standby/sleep, but it dose not
work so well. When I type hdparm -y/Y /dev/hda I can
hear my hd spindown for 2-5 sec and then it goes back
to normal mode! Does anyone know why it does not stay
in standby/sleep mode ?
i just got a free 5x86 100 8MB notebook..win95 was a dog so i wiped it o
ut..
i got the base of slink installed and booted up. pcmcia services
start..but i can't figure out how to get the cdrom working, or even what
device it would be.
win95 said it was a SCSI pcmcia card..linux says its a
convert the rpm to deb with alien -d rpm_package it will create the_deb_file
then dpkg -i the_deb_file
budi wibowo
informatics eng
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On 9-5-99 at 19.32 Jayson Baird wrote:
Can anyone give me a quick tutorial on how to use dpkg to
I don't know if this will help, but I encountered problems myself with
update-menus, being unable to add menu entries for certain packages. However
I was able to manage a workaround by prefixing the package name with a
local. For example:
?package(local.Eterm):\
needs=X11\
section=Personal\
On Sun, May 09, 1999 at 04:50:30PM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
Well I got the old 386 put back together, figured I would use it for a
firewall. 386SX33 with 10MB of RAM. Man, what an example to show what OS
bloat has done! I used to install Win31 on it, even installed OS/2 Warp
on it. Now
On 10-May-99 John Galt wrote:
As root, chown 'em or chmod 666 'em. Xauthority files are standard issue
in X. I have no idea why the perms and/or ownership got fouled up, but
chown/chmod is a quick fix. YMMV but not by much
The problem is that something would change the ownership back to
Sun, as far as I know, doesn't work their disklabels like x86 machines
do. One thing I've found that you have to have is a type 5 partition
(Whole disk) that encompasses the entire drive. Then create your
partitions. You may be able to boot off a floppy, then add the
partition through fdisk
On Sun, 9 May 1999, George Bonser wrote:
Well I got the old 386 put back together, figured I would use it for a
firewall. 386SX33 with 10MB of RAM. Man, what an example to show what OS
bloat has done! I used to install Win31 on it, even installed OS/2 Warp
on it. Now it is running Debian
I'm sorry.
The virus attack that originated my windows box took me by
surprise.
It seems that every time I have better reasons to switch
pernamently to
the Debian Linux installed in my system.
I would like to thank everybody who responded with the
alert, and those who
helped me with the wav -
I am in Sacramento Calif and want to download Linux for my I B M
computer need the right version please?
Hi!
I just uppgraded from Hamm to Slink and faced strange situation.
I have one program only in binary, so I can't compile it myself. This program
has been compiled with the following system:
- 2.0 kernel
- g77 0.5.19
- gcc 2.7.2.8
It worked with hamm, but crashes with
John Galt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
put a kill or a terminate command in /etc/ppp/ip-down?
Thanks, John. This is what I tried to do, but kill needs a pid. If I try
'kill icqnix' nothing happens apart from the system telling me that
there is no such pid. How to I make it so that icqnix will
Try killall instead of kill.
On Mon, 10 May 1999, Phillip Deackes wrote:
John Galt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
put a kill or a terminate command in /etc/ppp/ip-down?
Thanks, John. This is what I tried to do, but kill needs a pid. If I try
'kill icqnix' nothing happens apart from the system
I would like to know if it's possible to compress a Linux partition with a
drivespace-like utility.
Thanks.
I would like to know if it's possible to compress a Linux partition with a
drivespace-like utility ?
Thanks.
Hello,
Just reading your FAQ's and cna't find out what
Linux Kernel version that Slink uses...I have downloaded Slink, and I want to
use Linux drivers for my Token Ring NIC, the only problem is that the
manufacturer only lists compatibility by Linux version,not by any
particular
hi List !
when i invoke free, i get the following :
archangel:~$ free
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem: 63268 12692 50576 22284944 5824
-/+ buffers/cache: 5924 57344
Swap: 130748 0
On Sun, May 09, 1999 at 01:08:59PM -0300, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira
wrote:
Hi all,
a friend of mine is buying a K6 and want to know if the following
especification run on Linux.
Thank for any information,Paulo Henrique
SiS 530 AGP Chipset -
Same problem here
I use ALSA sound drivers and just now tried compiled in OSS support same
problem, i
lose all
sound after q3test.
( Have a AWE64 ISA ).
Ran fuser /dev/*temp didnt show any sound devices in use but attempt to
access
/dev/dsp = device or resource busy.
Anyone have a sledge hammer
On 10 May 1999, Pollywog wrote:
On 10-May-99 John Galt wrote:
As root, chown 'em or chmod 666 'em. Xauthority files are standard issue
in X. I have no idea why the perms and/or ownership got fouled up, but
chown/chmod is a quick fix. YMMV but not by much
The problem is that
William R Pentney [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you don't want to mount the drive for the entire session, you could
also just try the following:
I shoul proof read my articles before sending them.
My /etc/fstab have almost the following lines:
/dev/cdrom /cdrom iso9660
Perhapss you have gmc installed?
/nisse
On 9 May 1999, Arcady Genkin wrote:
It's called Midnight Commander. Type mc in an xterm (it should be
installed by default).
Actually, the package mc appears not to by installed on my
system. And yet I am using Midnight commander. What's up with
I'm using /unstable, and a couple of upgrades ago some really, /really/
annoying netscape stuff started happening with 4.51.
The first thing is when I have multiple netscape windows open, and close one,
sometimes netscape will all go, and the entire thing has crashed with the
following message:
On Fri, 7 May 1999, Wayne Topa wrote:
Dselect ? Do people 'still' use that?
Not so much dselect, but dpkg yes. I have a dialup connection and
sometimes I download a package over more than one dialup session, save it
in a directory and install it with dpkg.
I have tried apt, but could not
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
Not so much dselect, but dpkg yes. I have a dialup connection and
sometimes I download a package over more than one dialup session, save it
in a directory and install it with dpkg.
I have tried apt, but could not get it to install a package from a
directory
I have checked the recent list messages about StarOffice not working after
upgrading but they all seem different from mine. In my case it just says
Abort and nothing. Any ideas?
/--/
Daniel J. Mashao
Please help me in installing Smail in my unix machine
through UUCP.
Please give me detailed instructions.
Thanks in advance.
- Anil
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tel;pager:9612-316762
tel;fax:+91-40-3730652
tel;home:+91-8712-26887
tel;work:+91-40-3735430
x-mozilla-html:TRUE
Thanks,
It works fine now. When I am using http://ftp.debian.org/debian in apt.
But ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian in apt is not working, nor ftp out to
internet on the command line. Any ideas why http is working in apt, but ftp
is not? Should ftp be configured more?
Anyway, Philip, your answer
André Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, I'm clueless about linux basics. I'm three days into my installation
We have all been there.
I must have installed something incorrectly because 'man fstab' says:
can't open the manpath configuration file /etc/manpath.config
Yuck, I keep
A 18:49 08/05/99 -0700, vous avez écrit :
As I am a new user of Debian I have a couiple of Questions as to what
apps to get . I am not a couplete newbie but am still very new ( I know
how to use gzip and tar and can do most basic functions of a *nix
system) Here is my dilema after searching
i have recently obtained a ps/2 - 70 with an mca smc-tcp mc nic and
initially could not get the kernel to properly recognize the nic but that
was because i needed to apply a patch to one of the standard nic
drivers...i just found the patch yesterday but have not tried to apply it
but along the
I installed the defrag package and read the man pages. I'm not sure
how to use this since my only filesystem is (usually) mounted, and
anyway the defrag executable is on that filesystem! I suppose I can
copy the executable to a floppy, go to single user mode and then
unmount the filesystem and
George Bonser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In dselect the Scanning available packages .. part puts out about
one dot every three seconds.
Isn't this output from 'dpkg'?, it can build huge internal tables (or
something like that at least it grew to a wopping 13MB RSS for me
once.).
*- On 10 May, Michael Beattie wrote about Re: hdparm
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Johan Pettersson wrote:
Hi!
try to put my hd in standby/sleep, but it dose not
work so well. When I type hdparm -y/Y /dev/hda I can
hear my hd spindown for 2-5 sec and then it goes back
to normal mode! Does anyone
On Sun, May 09, 1999 at 08:20:16PM -0700, Vaidas wrote:
Try mrtg. As an example www.debian.org/mrtg
Hello!
Does somebody know the simple way to count traffic bytes in/out debian
server?
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Subject: Re: Help with apt
Date: Mon, May 10, 1999 at 05:16:55AM -0400
In reply to:Mitch Blevins
Quoting Mitch Blevins([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
Not so much dselect, but dpkg yes. I have a dialup connection and
sometimes I download a package over
This issue is covered in
http://www.debian.de/releases/slink/i386/ch-dselect-main.en.html
Though I dont know if this manual is correct.
It says to run access and update with the last binary cd and then
to run the install-option for each cd seperately (here install
told me to insert the first cd
You moron, stop sending trojans over the mailing list that's not funny.
For those of you that downloaded that program and got the nice fireworks
display you also got the trojan implanted on yours system. What it does is
extract certain files to the system directory and attaches a copy of itself
On Mon, 10 May 1999, Paul L. McNeely wrote:
You moron, stop sending trojans over the mailing list that's not funny.
You seem to know how to get rid of it, but you obviously don't know how it
works. He probably didn't even realize that he had happy99 on his
machine, which which would have sent
Subject: Re: update-menus, does it work? UPDATE
Date: Sun, May 09, 1999 at 05:50:07PM -0700
In reply to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I don't know if this will help, but I encountered problems myself with
update-menus, being unable to add menu
The file mentioned sounds like it is part of gcc, which means that the
program is causing an error in gcc's internal library. it is uqite common
to get a not found message from gdb (especially with e.g. string errors
or malloc errors), but it generally points to a lack of checking on the
part of
Hai,
My workstations currently have static IP adresses, and I'm planning to
change this to a DHCP protocol.
I already have a DHCP daemon running on my unix box witch gives IP address
in the range
of 32..254 (CLASS C network). I use 1..32 for the current workstations
(staticly assigned).
On my
I've got a relatively small harddrive running Debian -- I could fit it all
on a CD-R, and I'd like to, frankly. I LOVE debian and my system now.
What's the recommended way of doing this. I fear that I'll backup crazy
stuff if I just tar the entire root directory --- isn't there some wacky
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Rick Macdonald wrote:
When comparing a cheap scanner (under $100) such as the Plustek 96xx
series with a medium price scanner such as the so-called business-class HP
5200c, I can't tell what claims are due to the scanner hardware itself, or
simply the bundled software.
On Mon, 10 May 1999, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
I installed the defrag package and read the man pages. I'm not sure
how to use this since my only filesystem is (usually) mounted, and
anyway the defrag executable is on that filesystem! I suppose I can
copy the executable to a floppy, go to single
On Sun, 9 May 1999, Paulo Henrique Baptista de Oliveira wrote:
Hi all,
a friend of mine is buying a K6 and want to know if the following
especification run on Linux.
Thank for any information,Paulo Henrique
PIO Mode from 0 to 4 and Ultra DMA/33 at mode
Ok... I can't remember if this started when I installed 2.2, but I suppose
it doesn't really matter.
the ALT key (on my PC keyboard) doesn't seem to work in emacs.. It works in
netscape -- and aside from that, I have absolutely no problems at all with
anything...
I remember using xmodmap
I assume when you say dhcpd you mean dhcpcd (the client package). If the name
ends up
in hostinfo-eth0 I believe this means that you're getting the option in the dhcp
response. That is, I don't think that any info in hostinfo-eth0 is generated.
I'm just
guessing because I use the dhclient
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
Quoting Mitch Blevins([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
In foo.debian-user, you wrote:
Not so much dselect, but dpkg yes. I have a dialup connection and
sometimes I download a package over more than one dialup session, save it
in a directory and install it with dpkg.
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I don't know if this will help, but I encountered problems myself with
update-menus, being unable to add menu entries for certain packages.
However
I was able to manage a workaround by prefixing the package name with a
local. For example:
My questions is can I use bind to solve my problmen?
Is it posible to assign IP addresses to workstations using a look up table.
So CP6 will always get's 192.168.1.6 as his IP address?
if machineA should always be 1.1.1.1 you add a line in the dhcp server's conf
binding the machine's MAC
On 8 May, Brent Metzler wrote:
I noticed no one else replied to this, so I'll give it a stab.
I had a similar problem with the mouse. The problem seemed to be caused by
running
gpm, the command-line mouse proggie, before X. This apparently causes
conflicts that
X cannot handle. when
On 10-May-99 Anthony Campbell wrote:
When you get problems with .Xauthority files, you should delete them and
then do xauth-b to rebuild them.
I would need to do this at every login :( until I find out what is causing
the problem. What I will do is put something in my .bash_profile to
Hi
like I sayd a few days ago my X is going bananas. Now when i run it it
tell's me this :
Error Loading Keymap /var/tmp/server-o.xkm
couldn't load xkb keymap, falling back to pre-XKB keymap
What does this mean and how do i fix it. I'm running slink since March
without any problems and now in
John Galt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sounds like midnight commander: here's a link to the description
http://www.debian.org/Packages/stable/utils/mc.html
I remeber a MC-based shell once upon a time, but haven't heard anything
about it in years. For X, I don't know if anybody's make a
Mario Jorge Nunes Filipe wrote:
Hi
like I sayd a few days ago my X is going bananas. Now when i run it it
tell's me this :
Error Loading Keymap /var/tmp/server-o.xkm
couldn't load xkb keymap, falling back to pre-XKB keymap
What does this mean and how do i fix it. I'm running slink
On Sun, 9 May 1999, George Bonser wrote:
Well I got the old 386 put back together, figured I would use it for a
firewall. 386SX33 with 10MB of RAM. Man, what an example to show what OS
bloat has done! I used to install Win31 on it, even installed OS/2 Warp
on it. Now it is running Debian
On Sun, 09 May, 1999 à 07:40:48PM -0400, Arcady Genkin wrote:
It's called Midnight Commander. Type mc in an xterm (it should be
installed by default).
Actually, the package mc appears not to by installed on my
system. And yet I am using Midnight commander. What's up with that?
You've
On Mon, May 10, 1999 at 07:17:02PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I usually have gpm set up as a repeater and X using the repeater
device, however, gpm can't start either.
An strace of 'cat /dev/psaux' gives me the same errors about not being
able to open the device, and /var/log/messages
I'm attempting to install Metro-X (metrox) on a fairly virgin Debian
slink box. (I need touch screen multihead support). The initial set
up has gone well -- i can start the X server -- but the remaining
configuration is stalled. When i try to run configX ( root running
startx in the default
Subject: Re: update-menus, does it work? UPDATE 2
Date: Mon, May 10, 1999 at 01:02:25PM -0400
In reply to:Andrew Chung
Quoting Andrew Chung([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I don't know if this will help, but I encountered problems myself
Hi!
I've got a problem with rsync. my wish:
i want to get all binary-i386 packages of the potato distribution from
ftp.de.debian.org.
so i set up an includes file as follows:
- **/
- **/*
+ dists/potato/
+ dists/potato/*
+ dists/potato/*/
+ dists/potato/*/*
+ dists/potato/*/binary-i386/
+
help! dselect / apt-get segmentation fault on me...
Here is the output when I run dselect/install:
Reading Package Lists... Done
Building Dependency Tree... Done
The following NEW packages will be installed:
nvi-m17n-common systune nvi-m17n
16 packages upgraded, 3 newly installed, 0 to remove
Howdy All:
I've recently discovered a problem on my two Linux boxes in the house.
If I am not connected to the internet, I cannot telnet between the two
of them :( Can anyone help?
Linuxbox (Computer 3)
Tcp/IP: 192.168.0.115
Subnet 255.255.255.0
Gateway 192.168.0.10
DNS 206.66.158.201 (My ISP)
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On Mon, 10 May 1999 17:45:26 -0400, Brant Wells wrote:
What happens, is I can telnet to the system(ie: telnet 192.168.0.115),
and it will say 'Connected' but it will never show the login prompts.
However,. if I am connected to the net, it works
Wojciech Zabolotny wrote:
I'd like to use the perl script to generate the signature for my mail
messages,
depending on the addressee. For example: when the address ends with .pl the
signature is in Polish etc.
Now I have the signature var set to ~/.generate_signature|.
Is it possible to
Hi List
My Slink version of Debian worked for a month now, but now the
Windowmanager
doesn't start anymore. The Xserver gets up but no Windowmanager appears.
The cursor is
moveable on the screen.
The error message says something about _TransSocket () and so on but no
error number like the
111
I have some packages which require version 2.1.1 from libc6 (which I
expect it can be found in potato). My question is, do I have to expect
any problems if I install it in slink, or is it just as straight forward
as upgrading any other package?
how about post installation problems? I mean, is
Hi All.
This just started today, after doing a dselect/Update off of
www.debian.org stable main, contrib, and non-free. Mow when I run
dselect and go into the Select option, the program just with the
message:
dselect: failed to create baselist pad: Cannot allocate memory
This is on a 32MB
m == mguenthe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
m I don't know if this will help, but I encountered problems myself with
m update-menus, being unable to add menu entries for certain packages. However
m I was able to manage a workaround by prefixing the package name with a
m local. For example:
m
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