Hi,
I have a small daemon type program that I would like to run. It
maintains a communication channel via sockets with another copy of
itself.
I would like it to always be running, and if it dies, I wish to
restart it.
The debian package "run" is suitable for this task, however the
author warns
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the response. But no the drives are not exactly the
same. However, the original drive and its partitions will
comfortably fit in the new drive. That is why I need a less
simple approach using sfdisk, mke2fs, cpio, etc.
thanks,
Stuart
Quoting Andrew Perrin ([EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
I would like to duplicate a hard drive that has Debian
installed to use of several additional computers.
I can write a script which does:
sfdisk to partition the new drive;
mke2fs to make file systems on the new drive;
mkswap to initialize the swap area on the new drive;
cd old-parti
Hi,
I use some kernel patches that cause trouble for the standard
debian compiler. The particular errors are like:
utime.c: In function `update_jiffies_u':
/usr/src/linux/include/asm/mutime-M586.h:73: Invalid `asm'
statement:
/usr/src/linux/include/asm/mutime-M586.h:73: fixed or forbidde
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Hi Folks,
I would like to run some debian machines as nis+ clients.
Is this possible? The NIS howto is old and unclear to me.
Thorsten Kukuk's suse website for nisplus
http://www.suse.de/~kukuk/nisplus/index.html
indicates that some some additional tools and tweaking to the
pam sys
Hi Folks,
I would like to run some debian machines as nis+ clients.
Is this possible? The NIS howto is old and unclear to me.
Thorsten Kukuk's suse website for nisplus
http://www.suse.de/~kukuk/nisplus/index.html
indicates that some some additional tools and tweaking to the
pam system are ne
Hi,
I am planning to setup a firewall for a public network containing
two class C subnets. The machine is a potato box running 2.1.10
compiled with the appropriate firewall stuff turned on. I have
studied the various HOWTO's (ipchains, firewall, ...) but I think
I am missing something. My pre
Hi,
I am hoping to set up some low end pc's running debian where
we use them as xterminals. That is, we do:
X -query
It works well and allows running an 8-bit color display off
of a sun host while keeping a 16-bit color display on the
local linux host. In this case we want to repla
Hi,
Sorry to answer myself but I re-installed ldso (1.9.10-1)
and ldd is back. Don't know what happened.
Stuart
Hi,
Did the "ldd" program go away? The man page is still
there from the ldso package in slink but I don't have
an ldd anymore. Anyone know where/why it is gone?
Stuart
Hi,
I have one suggestion to the folks who write the installation
instructions. Please mention that Debain uses piles of space
in /var/lib/dpkg and that consequently, those folks who make
their /var be a separate partition should make it 20MB bigger
than they think it should be. Same goes for th
Hi,
I just upgraded my system from cvs 1.9.26 to 1.9.29 and now
get this message:
cvs checkout CVSROOT/modules
cvs [checkout aborted]: -t/-f wrappers not supported by this
version of CVS
Does anybody know what gives? The html docs still have the
-t/-f wrapper stu
Hi,
I have several machines behind a firewall. Let's say they are named
cam1,cam2,cam3,cam4 with addresses 192.168.1.[2-5] with a firewall
machine at 192.168.1.1 having 2 eth interfaces. The firewall also
does ip masquerading. I want to be able to send mail from the cam?
machines with the firew
Hi,
Is it appropriate to mention (part-time) job oppurtunities
on this list?
thanks,
Stuart
Hi,
In this case I actually want to get the full 100 BaseT
bandwidth because the firewall is between our department
and the rest of our site. The actual link to the internet
is quite high speed (much more than T1). So the question
remains I think: how much cpu power does it take to get
full 10
Hi,
I will be setting up a firewall and need to decide what type of
computer to buy. It will be a debian intel pc running as a
packet filtering system (restricting various ports, etc) and will
have 2 100 BaseT interfaces. I plan to use 2.1.XXX kernels and
ipchains. In the future it may get fanci
Hi,
I am about to install motif (2.1.10) from metrolink and I
am wondering about the best way to do it. I can use either
"tar.gz" or ".rpm" files. If I use the rpm's I can run them
through alien to get debs. My concern, if all of this gets
installed in /usr (instead of /usr/local), is how to ma
Hi,
I found a temporary work around.
There were some messages in the archives about the problem that
indicated that /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale got wiped out by some
X package. A "dpkg -S /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale" indicated that
it should have been installed by xlib6g so I downloaded and reinstal
Hi,
I have experienced problems with netscape freezing up when accessing
debian's mailing list archives (debian-user, debian-development).
This has happened intermittently with every netscape version I have
used as far back as I can remember. I have never known where the
problem really is (my se
Hi,
I am having trouble getting my cable-modem working and I am wondering
if somebody out there knows the right way. Here is the info:
- works in win98
- looks like a subnet of a class A network (this could be my problem)
- ip address is 24.1.106.xxx (xxx not shown)
- netmask from pro
Hi,
Can I use apt-get to go after the packages in the stable-updates
directory at ftp.debian.org? If so, how? I could not find anything
mentioned on the web pages or the apt docs.
thanks,
Stuart
Hi,
I have a small network of machines with one of them
acting as the nis master. Currently it looks like
using the "passwd" program on the master will change
the password file but not update the nis map. I seem
to recall long ago that the nis installation made passwd
call yppasswd? I am confu
Hi,
On a fresh Debian 2.0 installation I am having severe
problems running X. It seems like some hardware incompatibility
and I've exhausted my own knowledge of what to try. I have to
suspect the video and scsi cards but they work together just
fine in text mode.
Now for the details:
Symptoms:
Hi,
Sorry to reply to my own post but it looks like the reason the
second session failed was because I am running the extra font
server that is using the socket. When the second session tries
to open it it fails. I won't know until tomorrow.
Stuart
Quoting Stuart Marshall ([EMAIL PROT
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Quoting Ted Harding ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On 20-Jul-98 Stuart Marshall wrote:
> > Is there some way to run more than one X session on my debian PC?
> >
> > Ideally I would do s
Hi,
I am a happy debian user (since 0.93R6) and I am wondering if
I can do something a bit unusual. I suffer from having 2 computers
in my office, one is a debian PC, the other a sun workstation.
I would really like to cut that down to just the PC by using a
remote sun computer.
Is there some
Hi,
We use cvs for managing the source code of a multi
developer project. On 13, May 1998 after a "frozen"
update I discovered a new cvs "feature/bug" and filed
a bug report (#22392). I haven't heard much about it
since then so I thought I would ask the other users if anybody
has the same proble
Hi,
I need to set up a debian/linux PC for use without a
keyboard or monitor. The "frozen" distribution is already
installed and it has an ethernet connection. Ages ago
I saw info on running a "serial console" and I was hoping to
do that. I have a second machine which has a spare serial
port.
Hi,
I would like to use NaN's. It appears that isnan()
works as advertised so I can check for NaN. However,
there is a man page for infnan() but no such function
appears to be available. Does anyone know the proper
way to generate a NaN value? (I am using NaN as an
initialization value so that
Hi,
There have been previous discussions on this topic but I never quite
understood them. As near as I can tell, an "out of the box" hamm/frozen
system has the backspace key configured differently than it was in
Debian 1.3.
The particular example that concerns me most is under the application
"v
Hi,
Choosing jdk1.1-dev in dselect on frozen/hamm dumps me into
the conflict resolution thing with the message
jdk1.1-dev depends on jdk1.1-runtime
Is this true? Where do I get jdk1.1-runtime?
thanks,
Stuart
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Hi,
I have a network of several debian 2.0 machines. One of these
acts as the NIS master and each machine exports disks to all
the others. Currently I am using an NIS distributed netgroup
entry in /etc/exports to indicate which hosts are allowed to
mount. (eg. /data/a1 @mynetgroup(rw,no_root_squ
Hi,
I am having a problem getting cvs's pserver method to work.
Both machines are running hamm with cvs version 1.9.10+openbsd-2.
The repository machine has a /etc/cvs.conf file:
#
# Configuration file for the Debian CVS-related scripts
#
# Please do not touch thi
Hi,
I need to use some spiffy timing patches from:
http://hegel.ittc.ukans.edu/projects/utime/
in order to increase the temporal granularity of our linux
system. (We are running some hardware and would like to
improve the real-time characteristics a bit.)
These patches are against kernel 2.1.4
Hi,
Just make /home a soft link to /usr/local/home.
as root: (with nobody logged in!)
copy /home to /usr/local/home:
cd /
tar cf - /home | ( cd /usr/local; tar xpf - )
check that it copied okay:
ls -l /usr/local/home
remove and relink:
rm -rf /home
ln -s /usr/local/home /home
that's all,
S
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