Does anyone know why
$ xterm -e login
briefly flashes an xterm window which immediately disappears if
differs from the currently logged in user and if the currently logged in
user isn't root? Normally the new xterm would remain with a password
prompt. This started happening today for no ap
Adrian Bridgett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've just upgraded [...] to 2.1.101 and [...] The The "rusting"
>seems much better (the machine used to become slower over time -
My 2.0.33 kernel seems to slow down over time and is faster after I
reboot. Can anyone direct me toward some documentation
Is there a Debian package that blinks a keyboard LED when email arrives?
mailleds is supposed to do that, but I haven't found a Debianized package
for it.
Alternatively, does anyone have a good script for telling when new mail
has arrived?
Thanks,
Kingsley
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Does anyone know why the "free" command would report that the swap space
used is growing? A lot? Is there a "swap leak" bug?
For example, no swap is being used immediately after booting the box. This
is good. Then after using various and sundry applications, AND EXITING OUT
OF THEM, the free comma
"Walter L. Preuninger II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>before I upgraded to unstable, set -o vi, which was in my /etc/profile
>worked. Now, I have to manually do a set -o vi after getting logged in.
>Any ideas?
This is a known problem. See Bug # 14672 at
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/14/146
Has anyone found a way to make the latex statement "\today" in a lyx file
translate into "December" instead of "Dezember"? I live in the States
^ ^
where the former spelling is used.
Thanks,
Kingsley
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Would someone be so kind as to tell me where the Incoming directory is?
I'd like to check if updates of some programs that I use have arrived.
(lyx and imagemagic, for example)
Thanks
Kingsley
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Will someone please test the 3.9.0-1 (unstable) version of Imagemagick to
see if it releases shared memory on your box? It doesn't on mine, and I'd
like to verify that it's a bug in Imagemagick, and not my box, before I
file a bug report. Here's how to duplicate it:
$ # First look at how much sh
Nick Gilliam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I know this is probably something really simple but after
>installing xinetd in place of inetd, the super server (xinetd)
>no longer loads at boot.
[...]
I ran into this bug too. It's a known problem. See
http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/12/12021.html
f
On Wed, 19 Nov 1997, Orn E. Hansen wrote:
> Now, I can use pppd to manually put up my network... but diald (which
> I normally use) doesn't work, it will fail with 'sl0: transmit
> timeout, bad line quality?'...
I just finished debugging it on my box. It's a known bug. See
http://ww
Some days ago I asked for help on getting version 2.01-5 of bash to work
with vi-style line editing. It turned out that putting
set -o vi
in $HOME/.bashrc breaks vi-style line editing! I filed a bug report and
worked around it by putting
set editing-mode vi
set keymap vi
in $HOME/.in
I must admit that I've been disappointed several times when I discovered
that I couldn't find packages in the stable ftp directories. This has
happened with the mutt, xmcd and probably other packages as well. A
specific example at the moment is xmcd at ftp.debian.org in
dists/unstable/main/binary-i
On Thu, 6 Nov 1997 Joost Kooij <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Wed, 5 Nov 1997, Kingsley G. Morse Jr. wrote:
>
>> Has anyone found a way to use vi-style line editing in the 2.01-5
>> version
>> of bash?
>>
>> When I do a
>>
>> $ set -o v
Does anyone happen to know why the nm command would report "no symbols"?
Here's how I got it...
$ nm /lib/libreadline.so.2.1
/lib/libreadline.so.2.1: no symbols
Every other library that I've tried nm with reports "no symbols" also.
I'm using libreadlineg version 2.1-7 and binutils version
Has anyone found a way to use vi-style line editing in the 2.01-5 version
of bash?
When I do a
$ set -o vi
$ k
to recall the last command, I just get a "beep" instead of the last
command. Has anyone found a way to use vi-style line editing in the 2.01-5
version of bash?
Thanks,
Kingsle
Does anyone know how to use figures in 0.10.7 version of Lyx from the
"frozen" and "contrib" directories? When I click on the figure icon on
the menu bar, I'm not prompted for the filename of a figure to include. :-(
It WILL display a figure however, which I tested by editing the User Guide
(/us
I seem to remember having similar problems a long time ago and fixed them
by re-ordering the configuration lines in .muttrc. I attributed it to Mutt
corrupting its stack while processing .muttrc, but I really don't know. Good
luck, I hope you get a better answer.
Perhaps you could try upgrading M
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Luis Francisco Gonzalez) wrote:
[...]
>I have been trying to get mutt to recognise the aliases but after quitting,
>even thought it has saved them, it doesn't re-read the file because I can't
>use them.
[...]
I've had the same problem with all versions of Mutt up to 0.69-1. I've
"John M. Rulnick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>sh: -c:line 1:missing closing ')' for arithmetic expression
>sh: -c:line 1:syntax error near unexpected token ';'
>sh: -c:line 1:'((gv /tmp/MO233499B410060202.ps); rm /tmp/MO233499B410060202.ps
>) &'
>when I try to view a PostScript file under Netsca
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