/localtime /dev/log
srw-rw-rw- 1 root root0 2006-03-16 23:01 /dev/log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1.3K 2006-03-01 21:16 /etc/localtime
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think
that's the case here. Presumably David would have
noticed the inability to read anything after becoming a
regular user. Also, bash is able to read various files
according to the strace.
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which of course can't be regenerated so easily.
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Kumar Appaiah wrote:
On my system, apt-cache show emacs-dl-wn gives me black, install says
that package is unavailable.
Thanks for your response! I'm still puzzled. What's this ghost
package, then? The mplayer package seems to be another example.
If they
Dave Thayer wrote:
On Thu, Sep 22, 2005 at 06:47:42AM -0500, Robert D. Crawford wrote:
The chmlib-tools package contains some low-level type programs which can be
used to unpack chm and manipulate chm files:
test_chmLib - extracts a file out of a chm file
extract_chmLib -
or efficient to
implement properly, but I am curious about the details of this change.
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the CD.. that is odd. Have you tried with a
different CD? Which version of Debian are you trying to install? Where
did you get the CD, did you download it from debian.org? If so, which
image did you download?
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. newbie is more
applicable here.
The error means you have no init binary on your root filesystem. The
installation must
have failed somehow for this to have happened. Can you provide more
information about
what you've done during your installation attempt?
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), and that is the only one
which cant be removed. You should install the locales package and
generate some locales. The encoding (ie UTF-8) follows the locale name
in the list. Currently I have the en_US and en_US.UTF-8 locales generated.
HTH,
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whatever
needs editing that way.
Ha. If its running from the startup runlevel then you could always add
init=/bin/bash to your command line. But why would you have MySQL in
/etc/rcS.d/? Also, you don't need to type out 'single', just S will work
fine.
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to allow a sysadmin to give limited root
privileges to users and log root activity. The basic philosophy is to give
as few privileges as possible but still allow people to get their work
done.
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Alan Ianson wrote:
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I've
X apps can
hijack a root xterm I don't know, but I doubt this is the issue in
question because superuser terminal sessions from within X are common
while logged in as a regular user.
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into /usr/local/games, using setgid and some
simple scripts to manage the savegames. Finally, if the savegames in
question are on the multiplayer service (Battle.net), then they are
stored on that service protected by a username and password. Each son
could have his own account.
HTH,
Michael
nothing was
fixed because it does nothing if you don't change your choice. I ended
up replacing the symlink manually. Even if these issues are the fault of
broken maintainer scripts or something similar, the system should have
more tolerance when things go wrong.
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is hard coded in
the binary, so I doubt it.
$ readelf -l /bin/bash | grep ld-linux
[Requesting program interpreter: /lib/ld-linux.so.2]
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machine, or is there a conversion utility?
Thanks,
Scott Huey
The 'alien' package can convert rpms to debs for you. See the manpage
for more info.
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HTH,
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the module in question into
/lib/modules/kver.
HTH,
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the problem, allowing you to investigate further.
udev needs hotplug: you did include that in your new kernel, right? Just
a thought..
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to note that many of the questions are
optional. It might be helpful if this was made more clear to users.
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? Is it mounted? 'lsof /cdrom' may be of some help in finding out
why the drive is locked.
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find it especially strange since by
default any user can shut down once logged into gnome via gdm, but they
become stranded once back on the welcome screen.
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won't need to worry about an initrd.
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in the
middle of the file.
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these modules, they would all have to be built in leaving all users with
a gigantic kernel with many unneeded built-in features.
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under kernel 2.6.x.
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, the bios in different
interrupts) you will always get different geometry. Linux CAN cope, but
it can also break things for other OSes. Be forewarned.. partitions need
to be managed with care!
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dselect will not allow you to continue if you ask it to do something
impossible; there's likely a conflict which it prompts you to resolve.
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ocl wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to get a certain package (dbmail) pinned to a
certain version (v2*).
This package is not part of debian distribution --yet, but
an older version (v1*) does exist for it in the debian
repositories.
This is the stuff that I added to /etc/apt/sources.list
deb
,v 1.201 2004/05/16 22:00:48 herbert Exp $
Usage: /usr/sbin/mkinitrd [OPTION]... -o outfile [version]
[snip]
mkinitrd -o /boot/initrd-2.6.9.img 2.6.9
Didn't you see the -o in the usage: line?
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irrelevant.
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install (packages) -o Dpkg::options::=--root=/path/to/root -o
dir::state::status=/path/to/root/var/lib/dpkg/status
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Sean O'Dubhghaill wrote:
[snip]
- Does hotplug inform udev when a new device connects to the computer?
Not sure, but new devices plugged in will cause new dev entries to be made. I
think hotplug will just load the relevant modules and udev will sort out
devices on its own
SNIP
Package: udev
system like
/proc/self/root/proc/self/root/...
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Andreas Janssen wrote:
Almost all other mainstream distibutions (Mandrake, Slackware, Fedora,
SuSE) install 2.6 by default. Knoppix comes with kernel 2.6 (although
you may have to activate it using a boot option). Debian Sarge comes
with kernel 2.6 (although I think right now the default
Chris Lale wrote:
This reminds me. I cannot view /proc in Nautilus - even as root. Is
there a way to do it?
Chris.
Works for me.. does nothing appear or do you get an error?
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from cvs source just for that
warm fuzzy feeling of having the latest snapshot of a great program.
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Although this questionis not specific to Debian, it is relevant and I
figure someone here has the answer. Why is the Linux community so
opposed to moving to Kernel 2.6? Is 2.4 really that much more stable?
Familiar? Upgrading to much trouble? Too many things changed too much? I
think not--the
supposed to mess with others' conffiles, even if they are custom built
with that purpose in mind.
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Richard Kemp wrote:
I know that it's not recommended. But that would be very practical to
be able to maintain its own conffiles easily.
Maybe so. I just read the dpkg-divert manpage and it won't divert
conffiles, either. So I don't think this is possible.
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. Then install qt and you're set.
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Brian Nelson wrote:
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 09:13:12AM +, michael wrote:
Michael Spang wrote:
Sed's postinst contains this line, which fails:
sudo install-info --quiet --section General commands General
commands /usr/share/info/sed.info
The bug is apparently resolved so a fix should
Sed's postinst contains this line, which fails:
sudo install-info --quiet --section General commands General
commands /usr/share/info/sed.info
The bug is apparently resolved so a fix should be on the way.
Robert Tilley wrote:
The sed package causes apt-get upgrade to stop.
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