y wtmp _stoped_ getting corrupted.
And I have one dpkg request: An option that tells which packages
were intalled since a certain date, i.g., % dpkg -older 2/28/97 .
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On Tue, 18 Mar 1997, Ken Gaugler wrote:
> Seems like there used to be a COPS package, or something similar,
> that did a fairly aut
does not seem to produce negative affects. My uptime today
is 19 days and have no wtmp corruption.
Since last month, I have probably installed less than 15 packages from bo.
It looks like this problem is somehow corrected and will disappears
as new packages get installed.
Ioannis
the data before gzip sees them, maybe
that will help. I don't think Debian has buffer(1), but you can get it from
a sunsite mirror. It would be nice to know if Debian has a program that
only buffers, anyone knows?
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happening by using the command kdstat debug, and kdstat nodebug to turn it
off. Then I suggested YOU file a bug report using bug(1). It is not
true you have been ignored.
According to my logs, I responded within 24 hours:
>>>>>>>>>
From: Ioannis Tambouras <[EMAIL PRO
The more(1) pager produces correct results when 8-bit characters are
send to the screen. The less(1) pager fails to do so with its
default configuration: I used "setenv LESSCHARSET latin1" to get
around this problem.
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I have a AMD586-133 chip whose architecture more resembles
an enchanced 486 cpu rather than a pentium. In terms of performence, is
it better to compile with the [486] or the [586] parameter during
make config?
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arrives. Also, you may want to try
different fonts, who knows. Or, try different options to
/usr/bin/setterm, it might be.
And if you find out, please, post the solution.
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On Mon, 3 Mar 1997, John
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Take a look at the bug archieves for textbin at
<http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/>. One of your errors must be
that texbin actually depends on mfbasfnt.
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On Sun, 2 Mar 1997, Eu
look at
<ftp://tsx-11.mit.edu/pub/linux/packages/GCC/src/tools-2.17.tar.gz>
for details)."
I think that is what you want.
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On Fri, 28 Feb 1997, Dale Martin wrote:
> Hello,
&g
To view the containts do:
$ tar -zvtf guavac-0.2.5-linuxelf-bin.tar.gz
To untar it do:
$ tar -zxpvf guavac-0.2.5-linuxelf-bin.tar.gz
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On Wed, 26 Feb 1997, Seth Reinosa wrote:
>
> ho
motivated enough to
masquerade three other computers. Users like me, are very important.
We may not control 40 computers, but for sure, we will be searching for
keys every day.
Lots of "would", and "would", yes I know the song.
I my opinion, linuxnet was in
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it should come with a crontab job to upload the result and get a new keyspace.
I tell you, we could *easily* compete with linuxnet in two weeks.
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On Wed, 26 Feb 1997, Karl Ferguson wrote:
> Hi.
>
refuse connections
#O RefuseLA=12
Needs to be: O RefuseLA=30
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per keyspace block. It all depends on how fast you finish the keyspace block,
a pentium 133Mz pentium will traffic about 1k bytes every half an hour.
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started.
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While spreading the news about the RC5 contest, I was asked the following
question about the 56bit key and I wonder how to answer:
What is the complication of this exhaustive search? I suppose it is
exponential, but to what number?
Thanks is advance
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irst try, start with one keyspace and you will see the results in
30 minutes.
I heard of a $10,000 award for the domain that comes firsts. That is why
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I got mine from ftp://portal.stwing.upenn.edu/pub/rc5
If only I had masquerade for the other 4 computers, damn.. Now,
only one computer eats on the tacos.
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ckage manuals. We already have faqs,
howtos, min-howtos, /usr/doc, nag, uag. You don't want to read anything,
by all means, POST!
( in the-fastest-urls-are-my-D-and-ENTER-keys mode. )
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o some additional checks on the
rpc calls with tcpdump to find why mountd failed to register with portmapper,
then I will file a bug report.
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set to GMT
In other words, if c:> time , and % date show you the right time and your are
happy with that, then you are all set.
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ds the "-o mountport"
option. Host uses netbase_2.06-1 (stable), whose corresponding netstd
package provides only one version of mountd.
I will wait 12 hours for any comments, then I will report a bug on the
portmapper of the unstable netbase package.
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0:00 /usr/sbin/rpc.nfsd
1068 ? S 0:00 /usr/sbin/rpc.mountd
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but not the Debian review article.
There is also a distribution comparison, dated Jan 15 1997, but it
contains ancient information, http://www.ssc.com/lj/distable.html.
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The gs-aladdin_4.03-6.deb package (or a newer version) is in non-free.
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On Mon, 20 Jan 1997, Robert Nicholson wrote:
> Isn't it regarded that the Aladdin ghostscript offers better
> fonts/features?
>
; xmixer &
Do not know about trap differences.
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On Sat, 18 Jan 1997, Richard G. Roberto wrote:
> Are there any bash gurus out there? I have a couple of Q's.
>
> I have some scripts that run fine u
it with lilo when the code is an intergral
part of /vmlinuz, but does not work when everyting is modularized.
That is not covered in Becker's mini-HOWTO. I played with the
modprobe(8) options and aliases, but nothing looks promissing.
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ess on the isp side.
>From the /etc/ppp/ip-up comments:
#Arg Name Example
#$1 Interface name ppp0
#$2 The ttyttyS1
#$3 The link speed 38400
#$4 Local IP number12.34.56.78
# $5 Peer IP number12.34.56.99
Ioann
with the ip layer of the halted machine, when in fact it should be dead.)
My real complain is when I read "System halted", my assumption has
always been that the cpu has executed the x86 HALT instruction . Why
not, it consumes a lot less enery in this state.
Ioannis Tambou
GOOD YEAR everyone,
After host plato is halted, I ping it from another host on the
same ethernet. Plato responds with echo replies!
Both hosts are on debian 1.2 .
Maybe something is wrong with shutdown, but except for
ethernet collisions I cannot think of any other consequences.
Ioannis
; 127.0.0.1
> [localhost] sp=33285 dp=53 seq=0x0034380d sz=80(+20)
>
> There was no data in the last entry to the file. The data of the
> ping almost always seems to have an IP address in it. What can I do, or
> am I being paranoid?
>
> TIA,
ry && tar xvfp -)
(2) I saw a program in sunsite called "reflect". I think it is in
/pub/Linux/utils/files
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The symbolic links tell what is stable or unstable, not the dir names.
When debian_1.2 was released few days ago, it was time to change the
links to point at the right direction. So, the faq is now incorrect.
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-1.2_1.deb (my unofficial debian package) is not recognized
by dpkg as a valid .deb package. What should I have done instead?
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color-ls.gz):
eval `dircolors`
alias ls 'ls --color=auto ';
alias ll 'ls -l';
alias dir 'ls --color=auto --format=vertical';
alias v'ls --color=auto --format=long';
alias ols '/bin/ls';
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the list of stratum servers, please post!
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some /dev devices (or was it just some named pipes).
I always ignore those errors, and everything works just fine.
Of course...
Once you transfer, remember about: rdev, /etc/fstab, etc..
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On Mon, 19 Aug 1996
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> When I try to use ftp I get a message "ftp: can't find library 'librl.so.2'"
> I also am not able to find this library any of the places I looked.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help finding this l
library 'libX11.so.6'
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