under Woody?
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or an alias?
DS
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program? Or include multiple
versions of the binaries in a single package, and determine from the
user during package install which one to copy to /usr/bin?
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On Mon, Mar 23, 1998 at 02:33:36PM -0500, Scott McDermott wrote:
David Sewell [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, Mar 23, 1998 at 11:43:49AM -0700:
A Debian package of 5.0 has just been released, something a lot of
users were eagerly waiting for. Earlier today I installed it, and
was disappointed
, won't be interrupted unless
Lynx was compiled with the --with-nsl-fork option to configure. Note
that this may only be a feature of 2.8 .
This feature is present as of the current Debian lynx package, 2.7.2-1.
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the problem Galen alludes to still
exist?
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the source code to compile without errors.
(I'm not much of a C programmer.)
(Any pointers to strategies for tweaking old traditional C source
code to Gnu-compatible would also be helpful.)
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a file that the package installer would be
required to create (either by hand or maybe with a script that would
pull in lists from given URLs--J.D. Falk's site has a couple of scripts
like that).
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lacks.)
I'm wondering if anyone who has converted from smail to exim
could comment on how much reconfiguring is likely to be necessary
after the conversion--I assume that the exim package won't use
information from an smail install, since the two packages are
defined as conflicting.
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crashes, but have yet to play around with libraries in hopes of
a fix. There's some disagreement about whether the fixes that
work for NS 3 work for the new beta.
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not a mail guru is which program
is not behaving properly. Should smail be configured by default
to resolve [EMAIL PROTECTED] correctly, or should Mutt not translate
user to [EMAIL PROTECTED]?
I'll send a bug report to the package maintainer once I know
which counts as the bug.
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Are the mail headers for this list in flux?
For a long time, I've been using procmail to filter on
Resent-From: debian-user. In the last day or so some
messages are missing that header. So I shifted to
filtering on * TO: debian-user. Problem is, some of
the messages are being sent to
Brian C. White writes:
I spend close
to 50% of my Linux time using two programs, an editor and
a WWW browser, and in both cases the current Debian version
is several months out of date.
Which editor and browser are you talking about? Are you looking
at the stable or the development
As a new Debian user who migrated from Slackware, one of the
few things I find a comparative disadvantage is being dropped
back to earlier releases of certain programs. I spend close
to 50% of my Linux time using two programs, an editor and
a WWW browser, and in both cases the current Debian
my own???
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I'm wondering if it wouldn't just be easier, since I'm in for
a reinstall anyway, to junk Slackware and try building on a
new Debian system. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone
who has taken a similar leap from an old Slackware setup, especially
re: the smail configuration.
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