Any work arounds for the problems with smbmount and smbtar both missing
files when you backup?
//dumbo/cds 25213952 7384064 17829888 30% /cdrom
twiki:/cdrom# ls -alR | wc -l
70099
twiki:/cdrom# ls -alR | wc -l
70094
twiki:/cdrom# ls -alR | wc -l
70098
twiki:/cdrom# ls -alR |
AMANDA uses smbclient. In my experience with smbclient and AMANDA, it
has never behaved in the manner that you describe smbmount and smbtar.
Try using smbclient.
Mike Dresser wrote:
Any work arounds for the problems with smbmount and smbtar both missing
files when you backup?
//dumbo/cds
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, R. Bradley Tilley (Brad) wrote:
AMANDA uses smbclient. In my experience with smbclient and AMANDA, it
has never behaved in the manner that you describe smbmount and smbtar.
Try using smbclient.
smbtar merely calls smbclient though.
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On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 09:28:30PM -0400, Titus Barik wrote:
And then dpkg-buildpackage hangs. It will not say anything past the
dh_installmanpages line. Any ideas?
I gave up and manually modified the rules file to skip this step. The
package now builds, less a few man pages. This is
Please respond directly to me as I'm not subscribed to this list at the
present time.
I just reinstalled debian, and I keep getting errors similar to this in my
manpages. It's not in all of them, just certain ones. This is the error.
man: warning: /usr/share/man/man1/irssi.1.gz is a dangling
On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 12:10:42PM -0700, Eric Richardson wrote:
This is a really basic question. Why does only part of the console
output on boot go into the /var/log/dmesg file?
/var/log/dmesg is a dump of the kernel's message buffer taken shortly
after boot. It allows you to easily get
While I'm at it, any hints on optimizing samba a bit better for speed?
A win95/98/NT machine averages about 1500 kps here.
The w2k machine averages around 2500-3000 kps.
I've done 8000 kps ftp's to the machine before. So just which side is so
grossly inefficient?
And how do i tune that
Hi,
I'm probebly stupid but on my debian 3.0 system
there is no /usr/src/linux
Is there a package I should install
Regards
Hendrik-Jan
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On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 11:28:46PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm probebly stupid but on my debian 3.0 system
there is no /usr/src/linux
Is there a package I should install
Install a kernel-source package for the kernel version you wish, then
untar it and create a symbolic
Hi,
I'm probebly stupid but on my debian 3.0 system
there is no /usr/src/linux
that makes you stupid? in that case, i am tooLOL
Is there a package I should install
it sounds like you're looking for the kernel package...
try apt-cache search kernel-source and see what you come up with
On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 01:35:19PM +0530, Suraj Kumar wrote:
hi,
Adam Galant wrote on Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 09:31:29AM +0200:
adam I'm not sure this is what you need (I didn't follow the thread from the
adam beginning), but you can edit your /etc/inittab and change action on
adam
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Hi,
I'm probebly stupid but on my debian 3.0 system
there is no /usr/src/linux
Is there a package I should install
Regards
Hendrik-Jan
/usr/src/linux is usually a symlink to the actual kernel-source
directory, something like:
lrwxrwxrwx1 root src
Sounds like your kernel isn't loading the module for your
nic or something. I'm not a kernel expert so I can't help much.
Perhaps run modconf to select the module for your nic.
You may want to upgrade to a 2.4.x kernel too.
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi all,
leafnode on my Debain woody system cannot find or get my hostname to set
it in the messageid. It always returns the loppback address 127.0.0.1.
From where is getting leafnode the hostname (except from
/etc/leafnode/config).
Oliver
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On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 12:08:59AM +0200, Joris wrote:
for compiling your own kernel, i suggest 'the debian way' (tm)
(as root)
# apt-get install kernel-source-2.4.18 kernel-package fakeroot
(now login as normal user, after adding him to group 'src' by doing
something like `adduser hjan
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 12:33:20AM +0200, Oliver Fuchs wrote:
leafnode on my Debain woody system cannot find or get my hostname to set
it in the messageid. It always returns the loppback address 127.0.0.1.
From where is getting leafnode the
Hi,
I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a custom
kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the modules are
compiled and I tried make-kpkg modules-image but no deb file gets
created. How do I create the modules deb file?
On a related note, does the kernel
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a custom
kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the modules are
compiled and I tried make-kpkg modules-image but no deb file gets
created. How do I create the modules deb file?
On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 05:19:02PM -0400, Deedra Waters wrote:
Please respond directly to me as I'm not subscribed to this list at the
present time.
I just reinstalled debian, and I keep getting errors similar to this in my
manpages. It's not in all of them, just certain ones. This is the
Pat Colbeck wrote:
Hi
It seems that with 2.4.x kernels the way PCMCIA is handled has
changed. I have managed to get my Xircom Realport card to work
with the 2.4.18 kernel that comes with Woody after much loading
and unloading of modules and starting and stopping of
On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 12:50:04AM +0200, Robert Ian Smit wrote:
Why would one want to use fakeroot? I don't have that package
installed and have not used it for building kernels.
fakeroot allows you to easily build .debs (and other kinds of archives)
containing files owned by root. There are
Patrick Wiseman wrote:
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a custom
kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the modules are
compiled and I tried make-kpkg modules-image but no deb file gets
created. How do I create
Kenneth Macdonald Karlsen wrote:
Vineet Kumar wrote:
* Russell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020831 20:30]:
Do you use midnight commander? You can read compressed .gz
text files without having to first unzip them.
less can do this as well from the commandline, given that the
Hi,
We are using this card in manufacturing a product. Currently, the card
is used by an embedded application and the information on the card is
setup by the embedded hardware during the manufacturing process. We
would like to take a flashdisk that has already been setup by the
hardware,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When i try to install debian i use the linux kernel. then it gets all the info on my
computer then i pops up saying kernal panic can't mount the kernal on 3a:05. is their
a different way to install debian to avoid this? i partioned it with f-disk into
three partions
Eric == Eric Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric Hi, I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a
Eric custom kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the
Eric modules are compiled and I tried make-kpkg modules-image but no
Eric deb file gets created. How do I
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
Patrick Wiseman wrote:
On Thu, 5 Sep 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a custom
kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the modules are
compiled and I tried make-kpkg
Peter Christensen wrote:
Don,
I don't have an ethernet card or LAN, but I did notice that if I shut down
Linux and then start up again, I get a message saying:
wwwoffle in autodial mode
also:
PPP: version 2.3.7 (demand dialling)
The default route:
debian:/home/peter#
Peter Christensen writes:
I don't have an ethernet card or LAN,...
You've got diald installed but not configured. It has set up an ethertap
pseudo device and made it your default route. All your packets are going
to diald, which doesn't know what to do with them. Either configure diald
or
%% Karl E. Jorgensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
kej Have you told Realplayer to use ESD as output? If not, then
kej Realplayer and esd will be fighting over the device files... IIRC
kej esd will use a timeout, where it will close the sound device if
kej there is not sound activity after
I was wondering how I'd go about setting up a gravis gamepad to work
with snes9x or xmame (or for controlling the cursor on screen...)
the device is recognized and all, the following is the kern.log messages
when disconnecting/reconnecting the pad:
--
Sep 5 21:16:02 helios kernel: usb.c: USB
$ touch -t 2000 a
$ touch -t 2011 a
$ touch -t 2111 a
touch: invalid date format `2111'
Oh great, can't deal with dates in the next century. Hope this isn't
a deep routed problem for all of Unix or something.
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I know that stuff in /tmp sticks around until the next of my daily
power-ups, but what about /var/tmp for the default woody
configuration? Seems like months, but I'd like to know if there's
some cleaner program that is going to come along every 1/2 a year
etc. when I least expect it.
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Hi:
I made a boot floppy by #cp /vmlinuz /dev/fd0
My current vmlinuz is a 2.4.18 kernel that boots fine from the HD.
While the floppy is being read I begin seeing this error messages
0424
AX:0212
BX:7400
CX:5001
DX:
these repeat until I ctrl alt del
I have used several different
On Thursday 05 September 2002 12:44, Dan Jacobson wrote:
I know that stuff in /tmp sticks around until the next of my daily
power-ups, but what about /var/tmp for the default woody
configuration? Seems like months, but I'd like to know if there's
some cleaner program that is going to come
On 6 Sep 2002, Dan Jacobson wrote:
$ touch -t 2000 a
$ touch -t 2011 a
$ touch -t 2111 a
touch: invalid date format `2111'
Oh great, can't deal with dates in the next century. Hope this isn't
a deep routed problem for all of Unix or something.
2038 is
Patrick Wiseman wrote:
2038 is when our dates run out:
Right, because the standard Unix time value is a signed 32-bit number of
seconds from January 1, 1970. Thus, 2^31-1 seconds, which is about 68
years.
# touch -t 2037 a
# touch -t 2038 a
touch: invalid date format
On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 10:30:23PM -0400, Patrick Wiseman wrote:
On 6 Sep 2002, Dan Jacobson wrote:
$ touch -t 2000 a
$ touch -t 2011 a
$ touch -t 2111 a
touch: invalid date format `2111'
Oh great, can't deal with dates in the next century. Hope
On Sat, Aug 31, 2002 at 06:36:43PM -0400, Chun Kit Edwin Lau wrote:
Hi everyone,
I want to find a stable MSN and ICQ client but don't know which
one is. I know that icq changes its protocol a while ago. Don't know
if any client support it. Are Gaim and Gabber ok? Thanx
AFAIK,
Don and John,
Thanks for the info! I used dpkg to purge diald and wwwoffle. Now I don't
get that default route 0.0.0.0, so PON connects without a problem.
Thanks,
Peter Christensen
On Thursday 05 September 2002 08:38 pm, Donald R. Spoon wrote:
You can safely remove diald with apt-get
Is there any method to know what modules are compiled into the kernel on
the Debian machine.
I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run make
xconfig, how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
that I can know what modules are compiled into the kernel and
On 0, Jsahambi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any method to know what modules are compiled into the kernel on
the Debian machine.
I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run make
xconfig, how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
that I can know
Hi,
How do you do reply-all in Mutt?
TIA,
Oki
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Hi,
How do you do reply-all in Mutt?
In my mutt it is bound to 'g', which I believe is the default. Stands
for 'reply Group'.
Tom
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Hi, I've heard people can write some scripts and put it in a cron job
that do a dist-upgrade on their system then send what've been upgraded
to their emails. Can someone share how they did it ? thanks
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And to know what modules are compiled at the moment, simply run
# modprobe -l
But it only gives you the modules, not the drivers that are compiled IN
the kernel...
uickly,
le Moine Fou
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And the $64M prize goes to...
On Thu, Sep 05, 2002 at 10:34:04AM +, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
qk.com.au has 2 MXes with the same priority:
$ host -t mx qk.com.au
qk.com.au MX 10 qk.com.au.
qk.com.au MX 10 mail.qk.com.au.
They are different
Can someone share how they did it ?
$ man crontab apt-get
thanks
It was a pleasure...
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On 05 Sep 2002, 19:39:22, Craig Dickson wrote:
2038 is when our dates run out:
Right, because the standard Unix time value is a signed 32-bit number of
seconds from January 1, 1970. Thus, 2^31-1 seconds, which is about 68
years.
Sure, if we switch to a 64-bit time value, then we'll have
My thanks to François, Robert, Balazs and the others who have written. I have
gotten the Xserver working, and now I just need to complete the monitor
configurations. Hopefully I won't need any more assistance.
Chuck Percy
n7fz-at-arrl-dot-net
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What's the process in Debian to add a service like this ?
# apt-get install etherconf
You'll modify the network interfaces by simply running :
# dpkg-reconfigure etherconf
To know what it does :
$ man interfaces ifup
If you have your network card driver as a module :
$ man modules
Hi,
leafnode tries to lookup the hostname in /etc/hosts ... my hostname is
me.foo.bar - a valid FQDN. But leafnode always returns 127.0.0.1 when
generating the second part of my message-id. So I have to set the
hostname in /etc/leafnode/config.
Is this a bug and what can I do?
Thanx for your
On Thu, 05 Sep 2002, Eric Richardson wrote:
Hi,
I've been able to to use make-kpkg kernel-image to create a custom
kernel .deb file from a kernel source package. All the modules are
compiled and I tried make-kpkg modules-image but no deb file gets
created. How do I create the modules deb
Dan Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
$ touch -t 2000 a
$ touch -t 2011 a
$ touch -t 2111 a
touch: invalid date format `2111'
Oh great, can't deal with dates in the next century. Hope this isn't
a deep routed problem for all of Unix or something.
Unix
On Fri, Aug 30, 2002 at 01:39:58PM +0100, Tom Badran wrote:
Is there anyone to satisfy the dependencies for tomcat4? None of the packages
it requests seem to exist, and i already have various JDK's installed and
setup.
Which ones can't you find? I've got tomcat4 installed just fine with
Have a look at GNU Stow (apt-get install stow). It lets you install
locally compiled stuff into /usr/local/stow/package-name and builds
symlink farms in /usr/local/ for you. To remove something from
/usr/local/, just run stow -D /usr/local/stow/whatever and delete the
dir you put it in.
-rob
Hi,
Just saw that the excellent eDonkey2000 GUI has now been opensourced.
Its a great GUI for what seems to be the only half decent p2p file
sharing app for linux (yes I know about gnutella, no it isn't good).
So anyone want to make a .deb? :)
I guess I'll give it a try myself otherwise.
Leo Spalteholz wrote:
Hi,
Just saw that the excellent eDonkey2000 GUI has now been opensourced.
Its a great GUI for what seems to be the only half decent p2p file
sharing app for linux (yes I know about gnutella, no it isn't good).
So anyone want to make a .deb? :)
I guess I'll give it
On (06/09/02 06:41), Pierre THIERRY wrote:
What's the process in Debian to add a service like this ?
# apt-get install etherconf
You'll modify the network interfaces by simply running :
# dpkg-reconfigure etherconf
To know what it does :
$ man interfaces ifup
If you have your
hi,
Geoff Crompton wrote on Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 08:25:58AM +1000:
geoff like at instances where we are maintaining boxen through networks, it
geoff just helps when there isn't costly apparels.
geoff /ot
geoff What about running powerd, and having some sort of very simple switch
geoff
On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 08:53:37AM +0530, Jsahambi wrote:
I can reframe the question: If I install the kernel-sourse and run make
xconfig, how do i load the configuration of the existing kernel, so
that I can know what modules are compiled into the kernel and baased on
that I can add more if
Hey,
I'm having a weird problem w/ fluxbox. For some reason the menus (and
all submenus) have a blank separator, and the an 'exit' item (that exits
the WM), I tried the menus in blackbox and they are fine. does anyone
know what is wrong w/ flux, or how i could fix this?
Thanks,
Cameron
On Thursday 05 September 2002 23:09, Cameron Matheson wrote:
Hey,
I'm having a weird problem w/ fluxbox. For some reason the menus (and
all submenus) have a blank separator, and the an 'exit' item (that exits
the WM), I tried the menus in blackbox and they are fine. does anyone
know what
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