nf and fstab.
Thanks a bunch to all who helped -- I now have more copies of these
pictures than I know what to do with!
Cheers all,
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GPG pub key :
ks for the pointer. Will go look.
And many thanks to all on the list who are providing pointers -- this is
the fastest response system I know of.
Thanks, guys!
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boot with.
Yeah; if I'd used grub from the start, maybe I wouldn't have had this
problem (i.e. not finding initrd image). Unfortunately, I didn't.
Anyone know of any others I might be able to use in this situation?
Any way, good luck.
Thanks.
Still digging.
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x27;m left with the nasty thought
that either my drive is going flaky on me; or that the cp command is *not*
non-invasive (and therefore useless as a forensic tool) as it seems to
have 'nudged' things back into order.
Weird.
Now I needd to find a means of re-writing the MBR; or run
bled over the first part of the
'following' partition, where all my valuable data being prepared for
backup lives/lived.
Any ideas? I *really* need some help here.
TIA,
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On Thu, 21 Nov 2002, Martin WHEELER wrote:
> For about a month now my daily-updated testing version of Debian has
> been giving me regularly increasing PHP+MySQL grief.
...
> calling DB::connect from the PEAR library fro
ame ownership and permissions as older ones
which _are_ accessible.
Phpmyadmin works, and upgrades without problem (!!??!!)
Any ideas anyone?
[Apache 1.3.26; PHP 4.1.2; MySQL (v.11.18) 3.23.52; PEAR 1.13.2.4;
Linux 2.4.19-686; Mozilla5; IceWM 1.2.0]
Confused of Glastonbury
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Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2002 08:20:27 -0700
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On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Lambrecht, Joris wrote:
> Been there, done that, don't work.
Ok, I'm with you now. Official ASCII RFCs only come pre-formatted to
a number of lines/page that suits both American Letter and A4.
> to find an RFC that fits page/page onto an A4 format, boehoe . . . I kind of
>
On Mon, 26 Nov 2001, Lambrecht, Joris wrote:
> [ Please reply to all - this address is not subscribed to the list ]
> Does there exist a website, a tool or a procedure to make rfc's printable in
> an adequate way ?
Well, if it's all that big a problem for you, view it as a text
file under a suit
anyone got any workarounds for this ? (last night's testing upgrade):
*
Preparing to replace xlibs 4.1.0-5 (using .../xlibs_4.1.0-6_i386.deb)
...
Unpacking replacement xlibs ...
dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/
x27;t seem to do it, not nohow -- and I know the card's capable of it
(I've been working with it for over a year now, until I upgraded
XFree86 and a few other things recently).
Or, if there's a problem, clue me in as to what's no longer working as
it used to.
TI
aviour of xdm -- combined with other
anomalies -- had begun to seriously worry me.
> It's also fixed in unstable, and should be fixed in testing soon if it
> is not already.
OK. Last week's massive update to X (testing) sorted a lot of 'funnies'
I was experiencing.
/.X11-unix. (No longer reproducible.)
I don't know enough about X to sort this one out -- can anyone help?
TIA
msw
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as no-one but root can now run
startx; and last week I was getting error messages about suspicious
ownership of /tmp/.X11-unix. (No longer reproducible.)
I don't know enough about X to sort this one out -- can anyone help?
TIA
msw
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php4 compiled
against this version of apache?
(I have six major php applications which have just gone walkies, and
it's too nice a weekend to stay indoors indulging my incipient RSI.)
TIA
msw
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graphical interface -- 100% predictably
S.u.S.E. + KDE. Developers please take note.]
Does this help y'all to better understand my reaction?
msw
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e; so I'll start with the
big problem (apache) and try to send in a fuller description of all the
problems encountered once I've sussed how to do 'proper' bug reports,
and where to send them.
msw
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MX record with an IP address instead of a domain name on the right hand
side
msw
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ould never see
them.)
> Should
> any business auto-update anything? Probably not, certainly not on a
> critical system.
*Definitely* not on critical systems. Stable only; and nothing else.
(I just had a hankering to try testing, is all. )
> Businesses should use stable + security updat
login screen.
- xf86cfg puts me into twm. (Huh ???)
- XF86Setup now warps my screen to an unreadable state -- always.
(I have to demonstrate all of above to clients, to show the versatility
of debian. Great with stable. Currently *infeasible* with testing.)
OK -- I tried.
Nic
you out of this.
Very true. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
msw
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verything that runs under X)
-- there *has* to be a better way.
Hasn't there?
Any help really appreciated.
(Please reply off-list, as not subscribed.)
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e know who the maintainer of PHP4 is?
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is to
be installed
E: Sorry, broken packages
..
(Actually, 1.3.12-2.0.potato.1 is *already* installed.)
Please reply direct as well as to list, as I'm no longer subscribed to
list.
Ta muchly for any help.
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> > I become root about a hundred million times a day.
So why not just log on to VC1 (Alt+Ctrl+F1) as root; and VC2
(Alt+Ctrl+F2) as user? Then just hot-key between them, as required.
msw
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aneous applications to something
silly, one will eventually go b&w on me, but it's all incredibly stable
and reliable.)
msw
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, unlike dselect, it doesn't scare you witless the first time you
encounter it.)
msw
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Really.
Once you've adjusted your mindset to little things like this, you'll find
Debian is the best Christmas present you ever got!
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P.S. Have you
apt_0.1.3.deb (current Cheapbytes)
/cdrom/install/apt_0.1.5.deb (current LSL)
which may be easier to locate if you're a relative beginner.
msw
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ll sorted in time for Christmas though.
Have a nice one, everybody.
msw
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On Wed, 23 Dec 1998, KTB wrote:
> OK, I downloaded the Communicator 4.5 file, again. I am using hamm. I ran
Err - you _are_ downloading it as a binary (and not a text) file?
(If in doubt, press Shift as you select file to download).
Just an idle thought.
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uot;. (I've been caught like that before! :(
TIA
msw
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to gain
control of, well then . . .
. . . aw, hell, I'm dreamin' agin!
msw
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/apache/.
All comments appreciated.
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