and everything is fine again.
Thanks for the tip, Dave!
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the old certificate. At least it has
the same date as the old certificate.
I tried setting this to a different file or deleting the file or
emptying it, all without result.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve it?
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snd_mixer_oss
Of those three, you only miss snd_seq_oss. So a
sudo modprobe snd_seq_oss
/might/ do the trick.
I just added these lines:
# Sound
snd_seq_oss
snd_pcm_oss
snd_mixer_oss
to my /etc/modules, which should help after the next reboot; haven't
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hear something. :) At least ogg123 does not display the error
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In my .procmailrc I have:
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want to put that in .bashrc, though I don't seem to do that
myself now; perhaps the console I open in X does that by default
already.
Anyway, now add your ssh identities to the agent:
ssh-add -t 7200
This will add them for 7200 seconds, so 2 hours. Now you want need to
type your passphr
etc/apt/apt.conf (create the file if it doesn't exist):
APT::Cache-Limit2000;
Then run aptitude update again.
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Note: I also use the Belgian layout which gives easy access to
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the visudo command.
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least this isn't a new
bug that was introduced by the upgrade.
Bug #283320 was judged as not being a bug at all and closed on 27
December.
I have spamassassin running and don't notice anything wrong. YMMV
though. :)
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ste.
[For clarity in English: please use the German list. Or rephrase your
question in English of course.]
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"All the darkness that we choose, lay it down,
it can't be used. Burn i
e package, which has priority 'important', so it should
normally have been installed on your system.
Have a look at /etc/logrotate.conf and files that various packages put
in /etc/logrotate.d
For more info, see the man page of logrotate.
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ere. The following line removes
all files in the current dir (and all subdirs) that end with '~':
find . -name '*~' | xargs rm
This finds all files in the current dir (and all subdirs) that end
with ',bak' and haven't been changed in the last 30 days:
find . -
On Wed, Dec 14, 2005 at 06:54:27PM -0500, kamaraju kusumanchi wrote:
> Is there any way to circulate around the tabs (ie go the next/previous
> tab) in firefox?
and
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. This says that you have
523 packages total and only 393 of those are from stable. To find out
what the other packages are, do:
apt-show-versions|fgrep -v /stable
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ave options for this, somewhere
in the keyboard part of their configuration menus.
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"Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood and
prob
nd unstable has 0.9.7. So I
guess you are running stable, which is confirmed by your sources.list.
For a server this is almost always the best option.
Sorry for answering just two of your questions. ;-)
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but don't take my word for it.
'locale -a' prints the names of the locales that are installed on your
system. What does that say at your computer?
You can reconfigure what locales you want by executing:
dpkg-reconfigure locales
See /etc/locale.gen
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ge1' and then 'p package2', but you can find that out yourself.
After this apt will restart and those packages should now hold their
current version. Do read the instructions carefully when you do this
or you might get confused.
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> would also make sense to close down all external services other than
> ssh.
The 'firehol' firewall could do this.
apt-get install firehol
firehol panic
This disallows all traffic, excluding any ssh shells that are open.
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on-us itself isn't
necessary anymore. http://www.debian.org/mirror/list-non-US has some
background. The bottom line from that page is:
"You should not need the non-US archive unless you are using a version
of Debian from before Debian 3.1."
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packages.debian.org/ntpdate. But if
you can't find it, you may want to look at package ntp-simple instead.
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"Make no little plans; they have no magic to sti
7;, so without the space. It works
for me then. Or is that just a typo in your email?
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"Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood and
prob
ught it was a Debian package, but I
can't find it.
As a side note, my firefox also crashes on flash movies, but certainly
not on all. As an example, you could try brandtest.nl (a Dutch
instructional video to test if your house is reasonably safe from
fire). This works for me.
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just pasted it incorrectly, but you would need to put 'if '
in front of the first line. Otherwise it looks correct, but I am no
expert.
And you may need to have the following line at the start of your file.
At least it doesn't hurt to have it:
require "fileinto";
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can use
'|' (or any character actually) instead of '/' as the delimiter in
regular expressions. I wish I had known that earlier. :)
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"Make
'm unable to find the location of
> iptable.
Best is to read the docs, especially:
/usr/share/doc/iptables/README.Debian.gz
And you may want to install a firewall helper package like firehol or
shorewall to help you in setting up iptables to your liking.
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u may want to choose to do
that in a bug report. Or continue here and point to this discussion
in your bug report. [In case you don't know: Debian package
'reportbug' is recommended for this.]
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expert there though.
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These lines have been here for months, so for my system these messages
are no reason to run to the computer shop. ;) But I do make daily
backups of course.
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similar question is asked on the debian-security mailing list.
Maybe the thread there will ultimately give an answer. See
http://lists.debian.org/debian-security/2005/10/msg00076.html
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and
scanning the files that come up in:
grep -r "/var/lib/postgres/dumpall" /usr/lib/postgresql/
suggests that this dumpall directory is only used for upgrades. If
the upgrade to a next postgres version has succeeded, it can be
removed. Do sacrifice a cd for a backup of c
in script
(e.g. ~/.bash_profile):
eval "$(lessfile)"
or
eval "$(lesspipe)"
Then you can you just use less for reading zipped, tarred, .deb and
various other files. See 'man lessfile'. It's part of the less
package. It doesn't affect cat and gr
ace does not help.
Correct. That would just tell apt to not upgrade (or downgrade) the
package. In case of imminent removal you will just get the above
warning.
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hat
line if that doesn't exist. Make it:
root: your-gmail-address
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but the creep's creeping into your
tworking setup':
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/254
Worth a read.
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n
depend upon.
Okay, I don't have that one installed apparently; I'll go do that
now. ;-)
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but th
On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 10:55:31PM +0200, Maurits van Rees wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 19, 2005 at 09:42:23PM +0200, Alberto Zeni wrote:
> > Dear Sirs,
>
> There are some Madams here as well. :-)
It has come to my attention (thanks Mike McCarty) that in English,
"Sir" can me
e adjusted by
the developer of that package.
reportbug will then present you with a list of known possible bugs of
that package. If you don't like the way this info is presented, you
can visit http://www.debian.org/Bugs/.
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ib/dpkg/status
The important lines are 'installed' and 'candidate'. This one doesn't
need to be upgraded.
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"It can seem like you're do
On Sun, Sep 18, 2005 at 07:11:15AM +1000, Felix Karpfen wrote:
> I suspect that there is a missing cron routine and would welcome
> the needed pointers in order to persuade the "tmp" directory to live
> up to its name.
Try apt-get install tmpreaper.
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at would seem to be exactly what you want. Or am
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file a wishlist bug against
apt-listbugs, if you don't get a better answer than that.
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but the creep's c
Since you don't mention
the non-free section in your sources.list, those dependencies will not
be met, so having contrib there is not useful. Either choose only
'main' at the end of those two lines or 'main contrib non-free'.
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ut lilo on a floppy disk. In /etc/lilo.conf
put something like this:
boot=/dev/fd0
Save it and run lilo to store the MBR on the floppy. Then reboot and
test if you can indeed startup from that floppy.
Whatever your plan will be, try it at least once to be sure that it
actually works.
A recent ba
ing worked. I
used kernel 2.4 under woody then; maybe the 2.4.18-bf version.
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On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 04:17:11PM -0600, Paul E Condon wrote:
>
Fascinating! I completely agree with you there, Paul. Anything you'd
like to add? ;-)
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r is somewhat arbitrary, but that is
what's in my file. If you don't have this file, just create it as
root with that single line in it. 'man apt.conf' should also help.
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r monitoring a motherboard.
It allows you to access information from temperature and fan speed
sensors.
.
You will need lm-sensors kernel modules to use this package.
.
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efile
Desktop
Mail
Makefile
News
az
commands
cvs
pl
prog
somefile
tmp
web
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ls nohup*
ls: nohup*: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ nohup --version
nohup (GNU coreutils) 5.2.1
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very subtle. ;-)
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I would say that feeding it more cds
won't work.
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x27;t know how to install Debian
> using Knoppix.
I think the usual reason to suggest Knoppix is that it seems to have
more success in recognizing hardware. So boot Knoppix and poke around
in the boot and log messages to see if there is anything there that
will help you get it to work in Debian p
mage.debian.org/pub/cdimage-testing/daily/i386/current/
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ttp://bugs.debian.org/324344
Remember: don't file duplicate bug reports. :)
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but the creep's creeping into y
irefox -safe-mode
This disables the extensions. Going to Extra->Extensions still
crashes it though. I can live with this for the moment, but a more
permanent and robust solution would be thankfully welcomed. :)
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On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 11:15:00PM +0200, Maurits van Rees wrote:
> Meanwhile I notice a bug report called "pbuilder: cannot build sarge
> basetgz": http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=316135.
> That's for version 0.127, but might help me too. My /var part
.127, but might help me too. My /var partition is
mounted nodev. I'll remount it dev and see if that helps.
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but t
On Wed, Aug 17, 2005 at 10:13:57PM +0200, Maurits van Rees wrote:
> Not really, I would say. Well, worth a try to remove that line from
> /etc/pbuilderrc. Nope, no change. :-/ I'll comment out some other
> settings and try again.
I tried with the following uncommented and non
ave this blank. Do you have anything unordinary in
> your sources.list?
Not really, I would say. Well, worth a try to remove that line from
/etc/pbuilderrc. Nope, no change. :-/ I'll comment out some other
settings and try again.
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te a stable chroot? *That* is the part that is not
working for me. :( At the moment I just want a stable chroot and
don't want to play yet with unstable.
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#x27;ll
stick to sarge then.
Thanks for trying though.
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but the creep's creeping into your mind." - Neal
"
HOOKDIR=""
export DEBIAN_FRONTEND="noninteractive"
DEBEMAIL="Maurits van Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
BUILDSOURCEROOTCMD="fakeroot"
PBUILDERROOTCMD="sudo"
DEBBUILDOPTS="-mMaurits van Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
APTCONFDIR=&qu
will recommend it for servers. Installing apt-listbugs
and apt-listchanges will help. And yes, you must be prepared for the
occasional breakage.
Unstable is perfect if you want to test your backup strategy. :-p
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On Tue, Aug 16, 2005 at 07:18:29AM -0700, Bill Moseley wrote:
> I had this reference in my links.
>
> http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/
I'm using that. More specifically: Debian package rsnapshot.
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e a look at the syslog.
Those are the lines I meant. Unfortunately this doesn't tell much
yet. Well, do what it says and please take a look at the syslog.
What is the result of the following command on your system?
grep mysql /var/log/syslog
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not running, not that it
cannot start up at all. Try this as root:
/etc/init.d/mysql start
If mysqld indeed cannot start, this will give an error message.
Please post that one. Then we might be able to help you.
(BTW, I have no idea about the other problem; sorry.)
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which brings up
the following questions:
1. If you have a file /etc/cron.allow what are its contents?
2. If you have a file /etc/cron.deny what are its contents? (I don't
have these files, which seems to work alright.)
3. Do your crontabs end with a blank line? (They should.)
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"It can seem like you're doing just fine,
but the creep's creeping into your mi
ke this file world readable,
though in my case this file is basically empty. So change the group
of this file to Debian-exim (you might have a different group name for
this) and chmod it back to 640 and test if it works again.
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ent key combo. You may need to
restart KDE or at least fire up Konsole again.
HTH,
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yet, just create a new empty
file.
APT
{
Cache-Limit 2000;
};
For more info on what you can put in this file, type:
man apt.conf
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gt; system, or is there another way to safely backup and restore them?
They will be recreated.
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how to get rid of it.
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;t have an account on your system. You could add
the following line:
maurits: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If your mail server works correctly this would forward any mail sent
to maurits@ to me.
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ocs. If hou have got the
4.1 docs then fire up a browser and go to paragraphs 8.8 and 8.9:
file:///usr/share/doc/mysql-doc-4.1/manual_Client-Side_Scripts.html#mysqldump
and
file:///usr/share/doc/mysql-doc-4.1/manual_Client-Side_Scripts.html#mysqlhotcopy
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to know which packages are on hold at the
moment. I don't seem to have any of those now, so I can't test it
easily, but the following should give a list of packages that are not
in the install state:
dpkg --get-selections | grep -v install
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s should
work without problems in most cases.
> 2nd confusion:
> When I run lilo manually it uses the information in /etc/lilo.conf to
> write the mbr, using data from /boot ?
Yes.
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give problems like shortened names or something.
You may need a different program to handle dvds. I don't have those so
I don't know.
Graphical programs like k3b might make all this a bit easier and guide
you through the process. It's probably worth a shot.
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turns up the package mysql-client.
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homepage for the Debian package, not for the original
upstream software. And I don't see a link to upstream on those pages.
Most packages will have some info in /usr/share/doc//.
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Also: take a look at mysqldump. Something like:
mysqldump --opt --all-databases > all_databases.sql
should work. You can make a script using both mysqlhotcopy and
mysqldump and automatically run that just before you backup.
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o that. But if
you try to send a mail through the mail server that belongs to your
current internet connection it should just work. If you are not sure
which mail server you should use, then ask your ISP.
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an anyone please point me in the right direction?
I haven't used fetchmail in multidrop mode. But there is quite
extensive info in the fetchmail manual:
man fetchmail
Then search for:
THE USE AND ABUSE OF MULTIDROP MAILBOXES
HTH,
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er way around.
In most cases you can't restore from a differential backup. You will
need the previous full backup as well. In your case file1 hasn't
changed, so it will only be available in backup1, *not* in backup2 as
that only records the differences.
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#x27;dpkg -l' indeed lists only the installed packages, but you can
list other packages as well. For example just do something like 'dpkg
-l q*' to list all packages---installed and uninstalled---beginning
with a q.
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se the real device is already
occupied by my printer so CUPS doesn't show it as available. On the
Printers page I see "hp:/usb/psc_1310_series..." as the device URI. If
you take the same route I guess you will see something similar.
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unt. See 'man
sash'. Try it some time with 'su sashroot'.
So there may still be problems with the original poster, but
it's not in these lines.
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lready: subscribe to the debian-security
mailing list to get an email when there is a Debian security advisory.
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a few other answers of course. :)
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> 'module-assistant' in this case!
Here is a good HOW-TO from Andrew Schulman on Debian and nVidia:
http://home.comcast.net/~andrex/Debian-nVidia/
It also covers module-assistant, at least as an option for getting
nvidia to work. I didn't know where to start, but this how
in either,
but it does. :-/ Just a minor problem which I'll probably work out
someday.
At least you and Paul say the Packages file contains the info scraped
from the actual packages. And in case of conflicts between the two the
actual package is authorative. Thanks for clearing that up.
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etter, but what would
be considered the authorative source regarding to this dependency? The
list? Or the actual zope-mysqlda package? I think the package. Any
thoughts?
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^ii
will give you an overview of packages on your system that aren't
correctly installed at the moment.
I don't use aptitude, but apt-get. I see there is the 'apt-get check'
command that could help find broken packages. The same command might
work with aptitude.
l find all
files larger than 1 kilobytes (say 10 megabytes).
find / -size +1k
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ebian.org/CD/netinst/
Don't forget to read the install manual:
http://www.nl.debian.org/releases/stable/installmanual
HTH,
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