> I have some :)) money for this project (ca.4500 euros) and I am unable to
> decide myself what would be the best solution: an apple Xserver dual G5 2GHz
> or an Sun Blade 1500 Worksation.
The Xserve will blow the SB1500 out of the water.
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> Oh. The author just knew about this 2 or 3 days ago, and he is still
> pondering about the name change. Should there be any problem for an initial
> tip package release, and after change the name?
>
> I have tried to find that other tip around, but I couldn't find it. What is
> it?
DESCRIPTION
> Tip stands for Tip isn't Pico, and is a GPL'd Pico clone, written from
> scratch.
It's great that there's a free pico clone, but I see namespace
confusion and conflicts on systems with the sort of tip that
uses /etc/remote, which is not currently in Debian, but
should be.
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> fetchmail: 1 message at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> reading message 1 (1772 bytes) .fetchmail: SMTP connect to (null) failed
See if this gives you better results:
fetchmail -S localhost
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> Question: How to change exmh configuration so that it will let smail do what
> I
> want ? That is, how to prevent exmh from disturbing smail to set the From:
> header the way I want it to be ?
You want to change this in nmh or MH (whichever you're using), not in EXMH.
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> Before upgrading to hamm, I had to put a .forward file with that
> known line of redirection in order to get my e-mail filtered by procmail.
> Now, even without the .forward two users of my system were getting their
> e-mail filtered by procmail. I double checked and they didn't have the
>
> /usr/local/bin/skipdouble is a shell script that filters out double lines
> from stdin and echoes the rest on stdout. Obviously, it only works well
> when its input is sorted.
uniq should give you the same effect.
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> Hmmm, not to my knowledge. Using modutils_2.1.34-5a and tried 2.1.34-5
> before that. /etc/conf.modules is substantially the same as the one on my
> hamm box. Think I'll make a kernel-source-29-deb and let it install
> itself.
You're probably using an older version of kernel-package that ins
> gum# depmod -av | less
> modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
> TYPE /lib/modules/boot
> TYPE /lib/modules/2.0.29/fs
> etc etc
Try this and attempt depmod again:
rm `find /lib/modules -name "*_MODULES"`
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> My first suggestion for the charter would be that profanity should not be
> tolerated: no matter whom it comes from.
Just English profanities or those of any language? Who's going to maintain
the list of forbidden words? Not only is that ridiculous, I find it offensive.
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> pronunication of his name and of "Linux" when he speaks English!
The 'i' like 'eye' and the 'u' like what?
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> It's my job to weigh the developers arguments and make a decision when they
> do not generate a clear consensus on their own. Note that my original proposal
> was to tell the CD vendor to take a hike, and I was convinced by developer
> argument to make changes to accomodate the CD vendor.
That m
> (3) The change in the revision name system is truly minor. You guys have
I wouldn't say that. If it were truly minor there would have been no cause
for it. Clearly there was a reason, and it is this reason to which Dave
and Paul object, if I interpret correctly.
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> A while ago we held a vote on the leadership of the project. The developers
> strongly rejected the idea of a "Roman Senate" where all decisions would be
> voted upon. They prefered to have an elected executive and ratified me to
As did I. However, I think it's slightly stretching the point to
> And the people who contribute to it should decide the
> direction in which it goes.
Did I miss the developer vote on the version numbering scheme change?
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>:0:
>* ^FROM_MAILER
>IN.daemon-mail
>
> but what I really want is all mail from daemons *except* mail with the
> Subject ""
:0:
* ^FROM_MAILER
* !^Subject:
IN.daemon-mail
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> On Fri, 8 Aug 1997, Peter S Galbraith wrote:
>
> > Somehow, I got a corrupted file on my system:
> >
> > bash-2.00# ls -l /root/Mail/
> > total 269488144
> > c---r- 8240 8224 8224 32, 48 Aug 2 1995 drafts
> >
> > I can't delete it!
You're going to need to use debugfs to get
> at the same time. Incidentally, I think the second example
> should be a pipe, e.g.:
>
> formail +1 -ds | procmail
The pipe is unnecessary.
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Nevermind.. I need to learn to read.
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Does anyone know to which patch the IP-Masq FAQ refers with regard
to that awful VDOLive system?
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> I would be verry happy with that. A chat feature whould also be nice. How
> would you run the server side? Possibly run it off the established IRC
> networks? Which, by the way, are far from reliable. I think the realy cool
You could conceivably just write a stripped-down IRC client that wo
> The only function that can't be replaced with email and talk (or
> other chat proggie) is the online notification.
So someone just needs to write a free daemon that handles online notification.
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> My largest partition is at /usr/local. That's why.
Make /home a symbolic link to somewhere on that partition then.
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>Packf doesn't handle the old UUCP-style "mbox" format
>(used by SendMail). To pack messages into this format,
>use the script /usr/lib/mh/packmbox.
IIRC, the nmh version does mbox by default instead of mmdf.
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> Currently I'm using xmh and it's just not cutting the
> 200+ emails I see a day. I like the MH features, I
> just need multiple inboxes, which it doesn't do :(
EXMH is much better. The latest unstable version is 2.0delta. I don't know
if it's in /debian/project/experimental yet. I would rec
> Now that I've decided pine was quite sufficient for me, does anyone know
> how to convert my inbox back? I couldn't see how from the man pages or the
> FAQ - and just concatenating the files in ~/Mail didn't work.
Investigate the MH (or nmh) command packf.
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> I was curious if, after pgcc (pentium optimized gcc) comes out there will be
Hasn't pgcc been out for years?
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> Compaining about deficiencies is a valid, good thing.
>
> Saying Slackware is in any real way preferable to Debian is damn stupid.
There were three points when I contemplated switching to Debian
before I actually did, and each time I decided not to do so
until Debian got its act together. Som
> sometimes it's useful to listen to the silly ones just to see what
> they're saying.
Perhaps derogating this guy's views as "stupid" or "silly" serves no
constructive purpose, especially when there is some validity there.
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> #ifdef COLOR
> *customization: -color
> #endif
Does it do the same thing without the #ifdef and #endif lines?
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> None worked. Any idea how to get passed this hurdle?
Try 'linux'--you can probably find out for sure by hitting TAB.
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> It was initially installed with the installer package. Does it have
> to be purged and re-installed?
Yes. There seems to be no mechanism for upgraded versions to compensate
for the absence of the patch in previous ones.
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> Since I don't use helper apps much, I never ran across this. Does anyone
> have a solution?
Use the netscape installer package in contrib.
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> Bob> poll pop.primenet.com proto pop3 user USERNAME pass PASSWORD
>
> Try adding an `mda' line to it. Here's what I use:
A different solution that will use your mail daemon is to put
smtphost localhost
in your .fetchmailrc defaults
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> The net cards in both machines are NE-2000 clones.
I had the same problem.
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> Well, I've been playing with exmh and really like it so I decided to go wild
> and convert all my mailbox folders to mh folders. I've been using procmail
> (installed in sendmail as the local delivery agent) to do my filtering and
> presorting. Worked great with mailbox format folders, but l
> > Luke Bussanmas, Rob Browining, Brian White, and Gary Dolan (others? if
> > so accept my apology!) have tried with varying degrees of success in
> > helping me get Netscape running on my 1MB TVGA 9400 CXi card and KFC 15"
> > monitor with X11R6, Debina 1.1 (with some upgrades). I am grateful t
> reading message 4 (1753 bytes) .fetchmail: SMTP connect to (null) failed
I experience this and other problems when using dynamic IPs.
Using '-S localhost' on the commandline solves it for me.
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> Everything I have read has always said to be sure to DISABLE gpm before
> using X.
Both are running right now, and I'm having no problems. I even tried the
mouse-in-motion trick while switching between X and console. This applies
to both a Microsoft mouse and a PS/2 glidepad.
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> I've got a SoundBlaster 32 on my Debian system, and I'd like to be able to
> record sounds for it. In dselect, I didn't come across any packages that
> seem to do recording. Does anyone know of a package (or just software
> somewhere) that can record to a .wav? Thanks.
sox, nas, and bplay are
> Didn't work here. What version of kernel/ld.so/(what else?) are you
> using?
Did you remove misc/NET_MISC_MODULES or whatever it is?
I'm using kernel 2.0.30
modutils 2.1.34
ldso 1.9.2 (though I was using something like 1.8.10 at the time).
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> modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
The problem was avoided by removing the *_MODULES files.
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When I attempt to run depmod (modutils 2.1.34)
for kernel v2.0.30, I receive a
modprobe: error reading ELF header: No such file or directory
Any ideas?
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> Does anyone know how to get a log of a talk
> session? It doesn't have to be perfect (showing
YTalk has a logging function.
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> 'M'odule. But the answer is probably that floppies do have another kind of
> filesystem and you won't see any appendix to this message with "it works"
> inside.
>From the kernel documentation:
Amiga floppies however cannot be read with this
driver due to an incompatibility of the floppy
> Well, the version in Debian is the only g++ STL I know of. It's quite
> possible that GNU based it on the HP code.
I consider the genclass prototypes as an STL even though the compiler isn't
responsible for the templating. Anyway, I suppose it's not really relevant.
I'm reading about SGI's STL
> // -*- C++ -*- forwarding header.
> // This file is part of the GNU ANSI C++ Library.
>
> #ifndef __VECTOR__
> #define __VECTOR__
> #include
> #endif
Yes, but the copyright at the top of vector.h is HP's.
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> #include
> #include
> etc.
Isn't this HP's STL rather than GNU's?
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> I couldn't find any include files... where are they?
> (I know nothing about stl).
They're in /usr/include/g++
For container classes, you'll need to use /usr/bin/genclass
See the Info documentation for libg++.
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> I'm trying to upgrade modules to modutils but dpkg says:
> Kernel was compiled with module support
> Modules package cannot be removed
>
> Ideas? I'm in the field at the moment.
What I did was to edit the modules.prerm file in /var/lib/dpkg/info and
delete the check described above. Then the
> Which xserver should I use to get the most out of a Matrox Millinium card
> (presently I use xserver-svga)
The best option is replacing the XF86_SVGA binary from xserver-svga with one
from XFree86 3.2A -- it has less problems and also supports modes with more
colors than 8bpp.
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Lose the period after TO.
> So the question is, is there an easy way to make a substitution on *only*
> the 'Subject:' line of the *header* of the mail, either using procmail or
> something else?
Set up a procmail recipe to identify the appropriate messages and then pipe
them through formail which can redo the subject.
> The sound tool, sox, used to have a 'play' symlink that no longer works.
> So.. how on earth do we get sox 12.12 to play (.au) files? Simply cat'ing
> them to /dev/dsp sounds terrible! :-)
You could do something like this:
sox -t au sound.au -t sbdsp /dev/dsp
> > someone could tell me what characters ( eg. ^[[2J^[[0;0H ) means ?? what
> > I know is, when I run it, two blue bands with the text wrote in red
> > in middle appeared...
>
> I believe these are ansi codes. Somewhere there exists documentation
> for it but I don't have some handy. You might
> doing things sometimes. Your way works, though it leaves LINES and ROWS
> set to the old values. No problem of course. Is there some elegant test
> I can do to see if I am connect to a ttyx or a ttypx I wonder? Then I
> could automate the thing.
You could do something like:
if (expr $TTY :
> As I sometimes use the first box in local mode I want the screen size to
> depend on how I access it and I want it to stick when I su to root.
I generally put something like this in login files (as well as aliasing it to
'rs'):
eval `resize`
stty cols $COLUMNS rows $LINES
You may find it use
> That was one of the first things I tried.
Got me, then. Sorry.
Try typing your passphrase and hitting Enter. You may be experiencing a
problem with the visibility of the dialog window (it may be off the edge of
the screen).
> Does anyone out there know right off hand which chipset to choose when
> configuring X for the first time with a Matrox Millenium card?
mga2064, but the SVGA server will detect it automatically.
> :0 E
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> $MAIL/Lists/debian/user/incoming
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