On Wed, 30 Jul 1997, joost witteveen wrote:
So, you were doing something unnatural.
I know I'm mad by using Linux. But I'm not so mad to upgrade an production
system only because there is a new release of Debian.
I guess you've already reboted your computer now.
No, fortunatly not. I
I tried to upgrade some packages on a 1.1.* installation. Made the system
nearly and so I have two questions: is it a known problem (- bug
report) and how do I fix it? -Winfried
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/winni dpkg -i ldso_1.8.11-1_i386.deb
(Reading database ... 19925 files and directories
The German Association of Unix Users (GUUG) will hold their spring meeting
(Fruehjahrsfachgespraeche) from 26.-28. of February in Cologne
(Germany).
Sven Rudolph and I will be present to give some talks about Debian and
Linux in general (1 full-day tutorial and 3 work-in-progress reports).
If
Pete Templin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: If any one else wishes to provide this service (in a more standard
There is a mailinglist debian-admintool@lists.debian.org which works just
as any other Debian mailing-list (if you don't know what this means, it's
the wrong list for you). Please keep
CoB SysAdmin (Joe Emenaker) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: export LOGS=/var/log/apache
: export DOCS=/var/web/webspace
: export CGI=/var/web/cgi-bin
: the config files. However, I think there *may* exist somewhere in this idea
: the ability to avoid more configuration change hassles than it
Mark Phillips ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I myself have been using NTeX and have found it very good.
Until july, NTeX shipped with modified cm-fonts that made it _incompatible_
with every other TeX of the world. Some students here at the university of
cologne installed the german
Paul Seelig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: Updating of the ls-lR database should only be allowed to root anyway and
: not to other users of the system as well! So i don't see the point in
: this!
The last time I used teTeX it was necessary to allow ordinary users to
re-build the database so new
Matthew D Moss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I found Adobe's beta3 of their Acrobat viewer, but they claim it is only
: for the yggdrasiL (sp?) distribution...
From the reports in linux.dev.kernel (awful it's used for this) it's
likely the Reader will work under all distributions.
A drawback: it
Pedro I. Sanchez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I have two hard disks, /dev/hda and /dev/hdb. The latter has only two
: primary partitions assigned to swap and /home. I want to create a third
: partition in /dev/hdb and asign it to /var, which currently lives in
: /dev/hda in the same partition of
Paul Seelig ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: hierarchie. To my mind teTeX is the most up to date and most easy to
: install and maintain LaTeX system because of it's well thought out design.
I did not look into the new 0.4-release, but there was no
upgrade-mechianism in the past.
And if several
John D. Amidon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: vtcs-cvs# ifconfig eth0:0 136.0.0.1
: SIOCSIFADDR: Invalid argument
It means you have no eth0:0. Probably you didn't load the ip_alias
module; just issue insmod ip_alias and it should work. A good idea
would be to run kerneld (he manages things like
Miro Torrielli ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: I doubt it, because there are some new shared libraries
: and executables not mentioned in the howto, obviousy in
: Solaris format.
You may wish to ask Mike Gaertner [EMAIL PROTECTED],
he is the maintainer of that HOWTO and very reponsive in general.
I'm only subscribed to lists which do not carry more than 10 mails/week.
This way my mailbox keeps mostly interesting stuff which I can oversee.
It is a _must_ to convert high-traffic lists into newsgroups because:
- one gets overwhelmed by the number of e-mails per day,
- the disk gets
Carlos Carvalho ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: using apsfilter. It's more flexible than magicfilter, btw. The config
Please explain this. Last time I used apsfilter, it was horrible to set
up (that was more than 1 year ago).
Winfried
Austin Donnelly ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: $ export LESS='-M -X -z-2'
In addition to that, I suggest '-I' which makes the text-search case
insensitive (a search for Linux will match Linux, linux or
LINUX ...).
Winfried
Kevin M Bealer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: The current dselect screen isn't bad -- it's efficient, etc. But it is
: too 'unix' ... which is to say, you're expected to think. At this stage
: the first time user has ~ 400 packages to deal with. All the power in
: the world can be hidden
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