* abdelkader belahcene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070423 23:20]:
> Hi,
> I am using latex2html to convert files from latex to html, but
> latex2html seems not maintened, and now I have some problems in
> conversion, specialy with new special packages. So I want to find
> another one, I tried tex4ht not e
* Florian Kulzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070417 15:00]:
> I would try to start with something simple:
...
Florian,
That works. I get four pages, with "word 1" on the first page, "word
2a" on the second page, etc.
It's so simple that I am embarrassed. I became disoriented in my
attempt to get xind
Index generation in LaTeX appears to be in limbo, caught in the
transition from makeindex to xindy. The situation has been
complicated by the transition from teTeX to TeXLive.
I am having difficulty locating the proper LaTeX/TeX/TeXLive/xindy
forums on the Internet for discussing this matter, or
Is anyone successfully running the xindy index generator on an i386
system?
I desire to use xindy to prepare indexes for LaTeX documents. I am
running Lenny and TeXLive on an i386.
I have downloaded the documentation and version 2.2 release candidate
2 of the LaTeX Companion xindy files from www
* Reid Priedhorsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070416 13:28]:
> I would like to get an MP3 player to use with my Lenny box. My specs are
> few but perhaps odd:
>
> - Cheap.
> - Used OK.
> - 512MB or larger OK.
> - Uses AAA or AA batteries, preferably 2.
The smaller Creative players are tiny, rugged, rel
* Kushal Kumaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070415 23:28]:
> You don't need to install any of the php packages if you yourself do
> not write php scripts.
Thanks, Kushal. I wish I had found that simple explanation in my searches
with Google.
It turns out that my ISP uses cPanel and the problem is c
I am unable to log into the web mail screen of my hosting provider,
because iceweasel doesn't know how to handle the php script
"login.php". iceweasel asks if I wish to open the script or save the
it as a file.
In its previous incarnation running Etch, the machine was able to log
into the web mai
* Florian Kulzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070414 02:46]:
> On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 15:20:39 -0500, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>
> [ ...transition from tetex to texlive; so far so good, but... ]
>
> > (4) Now when I try to run LaTeX on a document, there is an error message:
>
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070414 16:28]:
> I've been using Debian for about a month, and just upgraded to Etch.
...
> I am wondering about the best way to install software. I have used
> the "apt-get" method, which is pretty simple, and have also
> downloaded and compiled from sour
> Johannes Wiedersich escribió:
>> Are there any issues to be aware of or is it just an 'aptitude install
>> texlive'?
Very important! For TeXLive to operate properly, it appears that you
must purge all the teTeX configuration files before installing
TeXLive.
I failed to do so, and ended up re
After logging in to the web site of my web hosting provider, I
attempted to check my web mail account using "Horde", and box opens
saying "You have chosen to open login.php which is a: PHP script...
what should Iceweasel do with this file?" The options are open and
save to disk.
I checked the I
* Florian Kulzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070412 05:49]:
> On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 05:35:45 -0500, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>> * Florian Kulzer [070412 05:21]:
>>> Try "detex -w somefile.tex" to get the word list. Detex processes
>>> \input and \include
* Florian Kulzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070412 05:21]:
> Try "detex -w somefile.tex" to get the word list. Detex processes \input
> and \include commands automatically and it can deal with both plain TeX
> and LaTeX source files. Detex is included in texlive-extra-utils.
Thanks, Florian.
I now am i
* Kushal Kumaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070412 04:42]:
> On 4/12/07, Russell L. Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I wish to add an index to documents I am writing. I am using
>> XEmacs and LaTeX.
> Have you seen the TeX FAQ? The section
> http://www.tex.ac.uk/
I wish to add an index to documents I am writing. I am using XEmacs
and LaTeX.
It appears that makeindex is obsolescent and has been superseded by
xindy, so I plan to use xindy.
>From an article titled "MakeIndex: An Index Processor for LaTeX",
written by Leslie Lamport (17 February 1987), it ap
* Johannes Wiedersich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070411 12:42]:
> I know, sooner or later I will have to migrate from my present teTeX to
> TeX live (currently running etch). Both are available for etch.
I have been using teTeX under Etch to generate a variety of
complicated documents, together with h
Is it possible to spread a sed command over multiple lines, to improve
readability (for the sake of future maintenance)? If so, what
character is used to break the line and what are the rules?
For example, I would like to re-write the command:
sed -e 's/\.//g' -e 's/\,//g' -e 's/\\//g' "$1" | so
* Ed G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070406 15:56]:
> On Fri, 06 Apr 2007 13:02:20 -0500, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>>
>> For diagnostics, I would like to use "xev" to view the keycodes,
>> but I do not know how to determine the X window identifier of the
>> XEma
LONG-TERM GOAL:
Running X on an i386 system with the US PC-104 keyboard and "Dvorak
classic" key mapping, I would like to change the behaviour of the
Ctrl, Alt, and Win keys, and perhaps also the Menu key when running
XEmacs-gnome-nomule.
I wish the following behaviours:
-> left-hand Ctrl ke
* H.S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070317 23:49]:
> Mark Grieveson wrote:
> .
>>> I listened to a podcast recently (The Linux Action Show) and they
>>> were discussing this issue. It turns out that they use another
>>> recording device, then use audacity to mix the their recording and
>>> create the fini
* Michael Lueck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070317 17:35]:
> A friend recently got BellSouth DSL with 5 Static IP addresses. The router
> is a Netopia 3347.
>
> We are seeing web pages that state that BellSouth's DSL requires PPPoE
> installed in Linux verses being configured in the Netopia device.
Th
If I unmount as a regular user, I see my RAM usage start to go through
the roof until my system chokes. If I unmount as root, it works fine.
This happens for both USB flash drives and regular IDE hard drives.
I'm not really sure what information is helpful, because I don't know
what part of the sy
* Curt Howland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070307 15:14]:
> Thank you. The only benefit I see with the WYSIWYG style is to be
> able to say, "that is NOT right" without having to print it out
> first. :^)
When creating a document in the X environment, the first thing I do is
run the "xdvi &" command, so
* On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 01:01:15PM -0500, Curt Howland wrote:
> What I would like to do is make a booklet, that is to say "letter"
> sheets folded in the middle to make 5.5x8.5 pages.
>
> Can someone point me to instructions or a page setting for this? I
> cannot find it. It seems reasonable t
I want to file the following bug report, but I'm not sure if it's a gdb,
libc6 or libc6-dbg problem:
Package: libc6
Version: 2.3.6.ds1-11
If you don't install libc6-dbg, and set LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/debug,
then you get corrupted stack traces for deadlocked threads in GDB:
$ cat deadlock.c
#i
* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070304 22:42]:
>
> It *is* religion.
Dear People! Kindly edit out my name and address the next time you
quote the message in question. The way the message is being quoted
makes it appear that I am promoting the degaussing of CDs.
But in fact, I several roun
* Celejar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070302 01:42]:
> I'm trying to use a simple (cheap) PS/2 keyboard with a laptop which
> has no PS/2 ports. There are various PS/2 - USB available all over the
> internet; I bought a cheap one on Ebay. It is a very simple little
> thing, and I don't think it has any so
>>> For all you non-believers (sorry, too much religion in recent
>>> threads) here is a similar article:
>>>
>>> http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/furutech/rd2.html
The proponents of CD degaussing are nothing more than witch doctors
practicing voodoo.
Voodoo has power only to the extent that t
* Ron Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070228 18:21]:
> > I remember reading an article in a German audiophile magazine about a
> > device to demagnetize CDs. The author claimed the sound to be much
> > better after demagnetizing.
>
> Demagnetize something that relies on lasers?
With a mass-produced
* Bob McGowan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070226 11:14]:
> Russell L. Harris wrote:
>
>> Within the past year or two there have become available a number of
>> alternatives to the computer sound card. These eliminate the
>> pitfalls (especially the electrical noise) asso
* Roberto C. Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070225 23:35]:
> On Mon, Feb 26, 2007 at 07:14:46AM -0800, Emile van der Merwe wrote:
>> I'm new to the linux environment, but would like to try it out for
>> myself. I want to download the cd-iso images, but wanted to know
>> if I have to download all 14
* H.S. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070224 19:14]:
>
> I remember there is an application to record audio (mic or line-in) and
> IIRC it had the X11 interface. What I also remember is the level meters
> it had, they were two dials, one for each channel, and had needles
> showing the levels (something l
* tom arnall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070224 17:28]:
> On Saturday 24 February 2007 01:54, Chris Bannister wrote:
>>On Wed, Feb 21, 2007 at 11:45:09AM -0800, tom arnall wrote:
>>> what about a WYSIWIG which produces latex files? You rough out or
>>> do easy stuff with the wysiwig, then modify the latex
Hi again, Michelle.
I think that, for such a long document (2500 pages, 11 volumes), LaTeX
makes very good sense. Using the LaTeX "\include" directive, you
could keep each volume in a separate file, and yet LaTeX would process
the set of files as one large document.
And LaTeX provides valuabl
* Michelle Konzack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070221 11:14]:
> Hello Russel,
>
> Now I have to build a collection of three editons (de, en, fr) of
> Education-Books of each 2500 Pages which will be splitted into 11
> volumes.
>
> I do not know, wheter TeX is the right way to go, but I need at the end
>
* Sjoerd Hiemstra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070217 10:42]:
> Running Sarge.
> What to install when you would like to give TeX/LaTeX a try?
>
> In Synaptic I see something named latex209-base, but it says:
> LaTeX 2.09 is obsolete. Use LaTeX 2e.
> But there's no package called latex2e or something, nor
* Micha Feigin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070214 20:43]:
> I tried to produce dvi output from a tex file I have and latex just refuses to
> do it. I tried:
> latex -output-format=dvi .tex
> And it's as if the option is not there, I just get a pdf file again.
> How do I force latex to produce a dvi file?
* Jan Sneep <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070212 10:35]:
> I managed to find
> http://newbiedoc.berlios.de/wiki/Installing_Samba_Linux/Windows_networking
> which was sort of helpful ... unfortunately the documentation doesn't
> explain what the various things are or how to get them running ...
If you are
* Miles Fidelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070211 19:07]:
> There are lots of reasons to dislike Word - for example, the excreble
> HTML it generates when people insist on using it to prepare web pages -
> but for run-of-the-mill document preparation in a corporate setting,
> it's a pretty good tool.
* Admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070211 16:00]:
> I download a 128MB network installer iso so that I could use it to
...
> In other words, I need a Debian system up and running (which I don't
> have at the present time) and even then the packaged binaries and
> sources will be unpacked and placed in
* gunnar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070208 02:35]:
>I've carried out a network-installation of debian-31r4-i386-netinst.iso
>and my problem is that I cannot shut it down. The only way of shutting it
>down seems to be to press the Reset-button, choose my Windows-partition in
>GRUB and carr
* Hugo Vanwoerkom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070204 17:34]:
> Russell L. Harris wrote:
> >I currently am well pleased with Powerware units, which are used in
> >the broadcast industry. Powerware advertises advanced battery
> >management circuitry which is said to
* J.A. de Vries <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070204 06:28]:
> After some Googling I am thinking of buying either an APC Smart-UPS 750
> or a MGE Evolution 850. As far as I know APC is the "big brand" and it
> certainly is the one that is the easiest to get around here. Their
> Powerchute software seems to
* Kumar Appaiah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070203 21:56]:
>
> I am wondering which Debian TeX packages to use, TeXLive or teTeX. I
> have been using teTeX, and it has been all right. However, some parts
> seem to be outdated, such as ConTeXt (which I use)...
Thomas Esser, the man who put together the Te
* Baron Christophe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070117 20:56]:
> I would need information on how to configure a local network between
> two computers with only a twisted rj45.
Why mess around with a special crossover cable? Ethernet switches
have become so inexpensive that hardly anyone purchases an ethe
Yesterday I read another article bemoaning the large number of Window$
machines which have been commandeered remotely and turned into
spam-spewing zombies.
If I understand the matter correctly, a firewall can protect only
against incoming messages, and is useless against spyware which
"phones home
* Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070103 14:14]:
> kawanokami wrote:
>
> > Hi, I want to buy an 7 Port USB2 Powered Hub HU-5770 (I've a laptop and
> > need the added usb ports). Currently, I'm using debian testing/unstable
> > on a 2.6.18 kernel and found no info about drivers or linux support o
* David Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061219 21:35]:
> I've been using CVS (and RCS before it) for several years new. I've
> also looked at switched to SVN, but seem to recall that there was an SVN
> "feature" whereby SVN applied to same version number to all files in the
> project (repository?
* Michael Fothergill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061218 22:00]:
> In the jigdo how to manual it says that you can update an image with jigdo
> either by scanning in the image from a CD or DVD
>
> OR
>
> if you have an ISO file on your hard drive you can mount it as a loop
> device:
>
> Here is some m
* schmity <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061218 13:52]:
> Ok I have my debian machine connected to a XP machine through a router.
> I have made several attemps to install samba using apt-get and I have
> modified the smb.conf on several occations. My first thought was to
> start with a fresh reinstall of S
* Marc Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061216 23:52]:
> On Thu, Dec 14, 2006 at 07:13:39AM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
> > During configuration of another machine running Etch, I discovered
> > that .bash_profile appears to be ignored when logging into X.
>
> No reas
* Michael Fothergill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061216 17:13]:
> If you use jigdo to read in bunch of Sarge CD images and then use them to
> help make Etch CD images then you do the file scan bit on the mounted
> Sarge CD images.
>
> I assume that jigdo would write the new iso file to your hard d
* Kevin Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061216 17:13]:
> Hi John,
> from my experience, most ISP use a device that outputs plain ole
> ethernet. My dsl service use a westell 6100. I'd suspect that it just
> uses ethernet with no PPPOE. Which means, as you suspect, you just plug
> it in and wait for the d
* John C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061216 13:13]:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm looking for a simple way for a windows-only user to change a
> computer's network settings from a cable modem to an ADSL modem.
>
> I was under the impression that my granddaughter, who lives
> hundreds of miles from me, had a cable
During configuration of another machine running Etch, I discovered
that .bash_profile appears to be ignored when logging into X.
Specifically, the problem is that the "~/bin" directory does not
appear in the path when, in an X terminal, I execute:
$ echo $PATH
However, when I switch over to
* Chris Lale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061214 04:26]:
> Michael Fothergill wrote:
> >Dear Debianists,
> >
> >If I wanted to install etch as a net install, how do I do this? On
> >the installation web page there is a choice of a weekly snapshot or a
> >daily built image. The daily built image has a n
* Dave Sherohman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061212 18:00]:
> On Tue, Dec 12, 2006 at 06:58:36AM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>> It appears that all of the Mailman documentation assumes that the
>> host has a valid publicly-accessible URL. If that is a
>> requirement
* David E. Fox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061212 22:00]:
> On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 06:58:36 -0600
> "Russell L. Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> > So now I'm intimidated. I'm thinking that perhaps that it would be
> > better to use Mut
* Troy Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061212 07:00]:
> Greetings
>
> I am totally new to debian. I recently downloaded and installed 3.1r4 I
> noticed that is seems very old. Am I needing to update or something to
> get current packages? I did apt-get upgrade and nothing was updated..
>
> I notic
* Roberto C. Sanchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061211 08:13]:
> On Mon, Dec 11, 2006 at 07:50:07AM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>> I need a method to email a weekly Bible study to a list of a hundred
>> or so recipients.
...
>> I found in the Debian archive a package n
I need a method to email a weekly Bible study to a list of a hundred
or so recipients.
I found in the Debian archive a package named "libmail-bulkmail-perl".
I installed the package and looked at the example files in
"/usr/share/doc/libmail-bulkmail-perl", but I have been unable to
understand how
* Grok Mogger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061207 21:39]:
> I tried doing something like this in the system wide crontab
> (/etc/crontab) and I was disappointed to find that it didn't
> work. It seems like the job just never ran at all. Can anyone
> tell me what might have happened?
>
> (This is of c
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061207 14:13]:
> I have an emergency boot disk -- a floppy on which lilo wrote an MBR.
> It works fine. I use it to dual-boot a functional sarge and a severely
> broken etch (well, actually the etch doesn't boot).
>
> The etch installer's lilo won't run.
* Ken Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061202 06:26]:
> On Sat, Dec 02, 2006 at 05:34:23AM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
> Does synaptic do something better than apt-get? It doesn't appear to
> be very usable on a command-line, looking at aptitude show synaptic.
Unless you are n
* Ken Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061202 04:52]:
> I've periodically tried using aptitude, but always get scared off
> when it seems to "run away". I'm sure it knows what's best for my
> machine ;-), but is it possible to override this behavior?
...
> I'll probably just go back to using apt-get,
The RSS feed for a podcast is:
http://broadcast.acme.org/podcast/podcast.xml
"podcast.xml" has entries of the form:
http://broadcast.acme.org/broadcasts/20061103.mp3";
length="25361472" type="audio/mpeg"/>
The podcast receiver "Juice" running on a W2000 machine is able to
download t
* José Alburquerque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061129 13:39]:
> Russell L. Harris wrote:
> >Regarding Dictionary 2.14.0, the Gnome desktop dictionary applet for Etch:
> >
> >Clicking on the applet opens an overlapping (i.e., always-on-top)
> >window to display the defi
* Ismael Valladolid Torres <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061129 09:26]:
> Surachai Locharoen escribe:
> > Anybody know the program to splitt big mpeg to smaller mpeg?
The Debian "quelcom" package package provides a nice set of utilities.
See also: http://linux-sound.org/snded.html
RLH
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Regarding Dictionary 2.14.0, the Gnome desktop dictionary applet for Etch:
Clicking on the applet opens an overlapping (i.e., always-on-top)
window to display the definition of a word. But the window is
entirely too small, and invariably requires tedious scrolling. The
preferences window offers
* Wisilence Seol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061127 00:26]:
>I select"use UTC" during the installation,and find some problem such as my
>locatime in linux is 8 hours ahead of my bios time(my current real world
>time)
>
>I want to know if I can reconfigure this timezone configure after
* Johann Spies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061123 03:26]:
> On Thu, Nov 23, 2006 at 01:07:51AM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
>> Where can I go for a > basic orientation and for more information
>> on the options which are > available to me?
>
> I have tried out Texliv
* Liam O'Toole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061122 02:52]:
> On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 14:02:45 -0600
> "Russell L. Harris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have been unable to discover how to disable tooltips in X in Debian
> > Etch. In particular, I need to
* Michael Fothergill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061123 18:40]:
> I notice that Etch currently has 21 CD images in the testing release,
> But Sarge comprises 15 CDs.
> I have the 15 CDs. If I want to use jigdo to create the 21 CD images
> comprising Etch using the Sarge CDs to speed up and bootstrap the
* Magnus Therning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061123 01:52]:
> On Wed, Nov 22, 2006 at 19:24:53 -0800, Jed R. Mallen wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >I have a non-networked debian box at home and a high-bandwidth XP box at
> >work.
> >
> >I want to upgrade my Debian box.
> >
> >apt-zip says it can upgrade a non-n
I just discovered a May 2006 announcement by Thomos Esser that he has
decided not to make additional new releases of teTeX; he recommends
that those interested in teTeX join the TeXlive project.
For me, this announcement brings up the question of how teTeX, aucTeX,
TeXlive, etc., relate to the rea
* Mirto Silvio Busico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061122 06:13]:
> Hi all,
> I have to setup a firewall for a little network.
> The firewall machine will have multiple ip addresses for a physical lan
> card (eth0 eth0:1 eth0:2).
>
> Looking to the packages (for Etch) I see some firewall; so there is the
I have need of the latest version (version 49) of the "minitoc.sty"
package for TeX. The version in Debian "testing" is version 40, which
is dated December 2004, and does not work properly in my application.
I have downloaded the tetex-extra .deb package from the Debian "unstable"
archive, in ord
* Andrei Popescu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061122 00:52]:
> On Tue, Nov 21, 2006 at 02:02:45PM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
> > I have been unable to discover how to disable tooltips in X in Debian
> > Etch. In particular, I need to disable the rectangular yellow box
>
oaded within the last 11 months. I update the virtual machine every
few months. Hopefully, this helps spread the joy of Debian.
Russell
H.S. wrote:
er ... I am not sure if I should be asking this in this forum since
vmware is not open source.
I wanted to play around with vmware server and inst
* Marko Randjelovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061117 11:26]:
> When I run "aptitude dist-upgrade", it says some packages will be removed:
>
> The following packages are unused and will be REMOVED:
> bug-buddy eog esound fast-user-switch-applet file-roller gcalctool
> gconf-editor gdm gedit gedit-comm
* Dave Bellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061116 16:39]:
> Also, the screen is huge. I'd never really notice what letters looked
> like before. There's a certain fuzziness around each of the letters
> on the screen that I think is related to anti-aliasing perhaps. It's
> fairly noticeable though I ima
I have a 200 MHz Pentium and a spare 350 Mz Pentium-II. I would like
to use one or the other with a laser printer and an external US
Robotics fax modem as a dedicated fax machine, primarily for incoming
faxes with a volume averaging about a hundred pages a day.
The prime software candidates in th
* Chris Metzler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061115 00:39]:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble configuring exim4. My situation -- that is, what I
> want exim4 to do -- *can't* be that unusual; so I'm sure I'm missing
> something fairly obvious. But I've played around with exim4's
> configuration via "dpkg-
In i386 Debian Etch, Version 0.4.0 of Evince prints images with a
upward vertical offset of 8 mm (about 5/16-inch).
Adobe Acroread 5.0.10 prints the images correctly.
There appear to be no setup menus for Evince which might be used to
correct this problem.
RLH
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* Mark Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061113 15:13]:
> I am running Debian Etch and using the gnome desktop. I also have cups
> installed as well as some KDE apps.
>
> When I go to the CUPS printer administration page I can print test pages to
> all my networked printers. I can also print to the
ith
an OK button and then they can go about their merry way. Anyone have a
simple way of making this happen?
What I'm hoping for is an iptables redirect rule that will track which
addresses have hit the rule and ignore them from then on.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Craig Russell
W
* Amit Joshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061112 23:13]:
> Yes. I have read the howtos now. But there's one more question. What is
> this "Automatic Metric" (thats what I saw in Windows XP ..related to a
> Gateway).
>
> Also, how do I make sure that my main IP address will always be the default?
> I ju
* Hans Vogelsberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061112 14:52]:
> Some weeks ago I bought an AMD64 X2 which now I must connect to
> the internet, using my old Pentium 4 as router to the dynamic
> address I receive from my cable provider whenever I boot. Having
> used Testing since it came up in Potato time
* Amit Joshi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061112 13:26]:
> I am sort of stuck up. I need to put more than one IP address due to my
> strange requirement. I am in a situation where there are multiple gateways,
> and so I need multiple addresses for the respective gateways.
...
> Is there a way to add mu
s supposed to be removed from Sarge because it
doesn't work properly against the BTS, but on two systems I run it
(seems to) works, but on a system that I have running a Sarge/BP/Testing
blend (don't ask) it doesn't work at all. Period.
I would love to be able to run apt-listbugs,
* Chris Bannister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061110 22:00]:
> On Tue, Nov 07, 2006 at 10:53:53PM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
> > Please forgive the cross-post, but I have gotten no response on this
> > matter from the mutt list or from the maildrop list. I have read all
>
* Mark Grieveson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061110 08:13]:
> >
> Hello Chris. Thanks for your reply. I did finally get this solved, in
> a subthread, "laptop display CORRECTION", where a user suggested to me
> that I change the depth from 24 to 16, and to alter the HorizSync to
> 31.5-57.0 from what
* Michael Fothergill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061109 16:39]:
> I use Sarge 3.1 r3. I > downloaded the CDs. When Etch is released
> officially as the stable > version, approximately how many identical
> files will it be likely to share > with Sarge 3.1 r3 as a function
> of the total number of files
* Richard Lyons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [061109 15:00]:
> It is the latest available, 'jigdo-file' 0.7.3-1, which contains the
> jigdo-lite I ran. The 'jigdo' package claims it is "NOT yet capable of
> processing .jigdo files - use jigdo-lite..."
jigdo is used on the repository end to create the "t
cothrige wrote:
I have been having some troubles with my DSL internet connection for a
while now. First an upgrade appeared to remove some or all of the
dhcp related software on my box. Thanks to this list I think I fixed
that by installing dhcp3-client. But, then the connection would only
be
Fabrizio Lippolis wrote:
I am trying to install etch on my machine via network install, I
downloaded the netinst iso, rebooted but unfortunately it can't detect
the network card. It's a Netgear with National Semiconductor chip. I
am using this card with sarge without problems with the natsemi
stephan.sens wrote:
Dear Russell,
I even haven't started and we are talking about reinstallation and Spring
cleaning, w :-)))
Well, then just few little questions:
Do you make the reinstallation also over the internet or do you have your
own installation CDs (I guess compiled i
stephan.sens wrote:
Dear Russell,
Thank you very much for your help, indeed!
Having a broadband connection, I am going to 'install from network' as you
suggested as 'best' approach.
Thanks again for you advise with the O'Reilly's books.
All the best
Stephan
Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
in procmail, you'd put a / after the destination to use it as a
maildir, maybe you need that in maildrop? maybe its trying to create
an mbox called spam with a directory already exits and that's causing
problems.
No. According to the man page, maildrop expects a d
Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
On Tue, Nov 07, 2006 at 10:53:53PM -0600, Russell L. Harris wrote:
pop3.isp.com -> getmail4 -> maildrop -> [ maildir structures ] -> mutt
I created the maildir structures manually, using the command:
$ mkdir -p ~/mail//{cur,new,tmp}
I am getti
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