xemacs 21.4.1-2 forces DNS lookup

. I have a "127.0.0.1 localhost" entry in /etc/hosts as well as the "order hosts,bind" entry in /etc/host.conf. Any suggestions? -- Andreas Kurth Mannheim, Germany http://sites.inka.de/wam56

Re: not enough colors: I need 10 colors + 4 planes.

>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ flying -pool >> not enough colors: I need 10 colors + 4 planes. >> >> I should be running 1024x768, 24 bit ... It´s in fact too MANY colors for flying. Try changing to 8 bit. -- Andreas Kurth Mannheim, Germany http://sites.inka.de/wam56

Installing nedit and xmbase-grok

Running potato, I wonder how to install both xmbase-grok and nedit (or plan). Xmbase-grok depends on lesstif1, which replaces lesstifg, while nedit and plan depend on lesstifg. Is there a way to have both lesstif1 and lesstifg dependend packages installed? Thanks, Andreas. -- Andreas Kurth

Re: HELP: possible to have answering machine over ISDN?

> isn't it possible to use the ISDN card? Try the vbox suite from the isdn4linux-utils. Worked perfectly with my creatix isdn-card for years. -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany

apt-move retrieving Packages file

get' to retrieve the latest Packages file from the net, but I would rather have apt-move use the local Packages file built by apt-get. Is there a way to manage this? -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany

Re: su without password using libpam

hout a password. I'm sorry. It doesn't work. I'll stay with the method described in my last posting which is sufficient for my needs. Thanks again for your interest. -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany

Re: su without password using libpam

t access, not only user "you". The only way to manage this, is to set up a group wheel, use the "auth required pam_wheel.so" line, add user "you" to group wheel and do it the above way leaving out the "apply=you" option. -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany

Re: su without password using libpam

ity/su.allow (preferably mode 600) with a > list of each user you want to grant passwordless access to su (one on each > line). That's what I had already tried. It doesn't work. No error, no warning, just the same behaviour as before. Thank you nevertheless. -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany

su without password using libpam

achieved by the following entry in /etc/suauth: root:ALL EXCEPT akurth:DENY root:akurth:NOPASS I wonder how I can have this done using the new /etc/pam.d/su configuration file. Any ideas? -- Andreas KurthMannheim, Germany