On Mon 2017-05-29 (18:23), Gareth de Vaux wrote:
> Hi all, I'm trying to install zabbix-server-mysql on Stretch but when I
> get to the configuration over the web stage there's no database type
> option for MySQL, only PostgreSQL. I assume this's because zabbix-server-
Hi all, I'm trying to install zabbix-server-mysql on Stretch but when I
get to the configuration over the web stage there's no database type
option for MySQL, only PostgreSQL. I assume this's because zabbix-server-mysql
pulls in MariaDB rather than MySQL. How do I get zabbix to use 'MySQL'?
On Sun 2016-08-07 (14:32), Felix Miata wrote:
> version, while your "2nd Generation Core" is newer. If I'm right about the
> identification, you needn't be trying to use the Intel driver, but instead
> should be able to use the server's integral modesetting driver.
You're right the internal driv
Hi all, I can't find any similar issues on this list - I upgraded my system
tracking debian testing yesterday but it's been awhile given by the Xorg
changelog at http://lordcow.org/Xorg.changelog.txt and now X doesn't start.
I installed xserver-xorg-legacy and added needs_root_rights=yes to
/etc/X
On Wed 2013-10-16 (13:04), Dan Ritter wrote:
> > Ran into this today too (with the logitech mk520 keyboard/mouse),
> > seems like you need to unpair/pair the devices on each reboot?
>
> No, once programmed the pairing ought to continue until
> reprogrammed. Keyboards paired this way should be usab
On Mon 2013-10-14 (07:18), Dan Ritter wrote:
> There's a utility called solaar which can reprogram Logitech
> mice and keyboards to use a plugged-in receiver; it's at
> http://pwr.github.io/Solaar/index.html
Ran into this today too (with the logitech mk520 keyboard/mouse),
seems like you need to u
On Mon 2012-08-27 (13:28), Camale?n wrote:
> As you seem to be running Wheezy stock kernel I would open bug report in
> Debian BTS for this (if there's still none already opened).
Thanx, wasn't sure which current ones were related, but will do.
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On Sun 2012-08-26 (19:34), Lisi wrote:
> On Sunday 26 August 2012 18:32:23 Gareth de Vaux wrote:
> > $ cat /etc/issue
> > Debian GNU/Linux wheezy/sid \n \l
>
> What do the \n and \l mean? I have googled, but got nowhere. Well, nowhere
> useful. :-(
See under ISS
Hi all, after about 3 weeks into a new machine the network card started dying
pretty regularly with these oopses:
Aug 21 23:03:49 fire kernel: [ 2656.192450] [ cut here ]
Aug 21 23:03:49 fire kernel: [ 2656.192457] WARNING: at
/build/buildd-linux_3.2.23-1-amd64-zj7gxu/linu
On Sun 2011-09-11 (08:26), Simon Brandmair wrote:
> Maybe related to: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=634023
I don't think so? Nothing happens when I plug a stick in - the subsystem
is 'dead'.
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Hi guys, I've been having usb issues on and off for about 2 years with
my SUN W1100z workstation. The keyboard, mouse, flash stick etc. are all
currently unresponsive. (The machine only has usb ports, all of which I've
tried).
I'm guessing the current state is due to the latest upgrade which inclu
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