d using old mobiles as small
pocket Unix computers.
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I'm playing around trying to compile it. Is anyone
else looking at it?
Please respond directly, especially if you are
familiar with q3lcc...
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On Sat, Jul 10, 2004 at 05:21:31PM -0500, Reid Priedhorsky wrote:
> On Sat, 10 Jul 2004 12:00:07 +0200, Dale Amon wrote:
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> > I'd like a black and white clarification of the impact
> > of the change so I know for certain whether to be
> > incredibly p
vities...
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ood browser for Linux. Good not
meaning featureful (Galeon is very nice that way): good
meaning respectful of resources, of other processes,
of not crashing...
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up Netscape and print there.
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e of util-linux 2.12 from upstream source
under a sarge dist updated as of a half hour ago on a
workstation running 2.4.18.
Has anyone else started having this problem?
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rgument_for_IOC))) << ((0 +8)+8))), 4, -1, ((void *)0), ("get
blocksize") },
If you look closely you will see sizeoff(int)[1]. That
is the error which occurs in all three lines here (and
also once in get_blocks.c.
Has anyone else run across this? It looks like a problem
in the
Probably not appropriate here, but if anyone is involved with
the sid dist could reply off line, I'd be interested to know
if there is any ETA on that dist sorting out. Some of my
machines are showing large numbers of packages "held back"
under apt-get; and dselect looks like it wants to de-insta
ead(7, "\315#D<\250I\210\202", 8) = 8
close(7)= 0
mkdir("/dma/home/amon/.gconfd", 0700) = 0
brk(0x8109000) = 0x8109000
open("/dma/home/amon/.gconfd/lock/ior", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or
director
only I and a couple other people have ever used? Are others
seeing it this badly broken as well?
emacslessly yours,
Dale Amon
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es of the drives
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Has anyone had trouble with netscape lately?? Ah, let me rephrase that :-)
Has anyone else been having trouble with saving pages as text? It used to work
just fine, but now it gives me 0 length files much of the time. See if you have
the same problem. I've been unable to save this page, forexample
> this though, i have wdm running and sometimes do things like:
>
> X -query localhost :1 vt8
>
> to get a second x based login screen, or more interesting:
>
> X -query dogbert :1 vt8
>
> to get a X based login from remote machine dogbert. (your at the
> mercy of your network security here t
Does anyone know what happened to the X server
page on www.debian.org?
http://www.debian.org/~branden/ is claimed to not
exist anymore!
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onfig file is f***ed, one would not expect a mouse
daemon to completely block console command line logins!
Any suggestions for a bandaide until the underlying
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> Have a look in /var/log/xdm.log and see if you can find out why xdm
> isn't restarting the X server (or perhaps you've deliberately set it
> that way somewhere in /etc/X11/xdm?).
Thanks, Colin, but I can't. I zapped both XDM and KDM to dust. :) And actually
even if it was broken (it was a strai
> Why would you want to close X? You can also switch to a
> virtual terminal
> from X at any time using --F1 to F6 (there are six virtual
> terminals at default).
Well, for instance... if what you want to do from the terminal is upgrade your
X server. :) Trying to do this from within X can be a
Hi Hillary. I'm about a week newer to Linux that you are... I know your
bewilderment well. :)
> 1. Is there a way to exit X without halting the computer? The methods
> I've tried have either shut down the computer correctly or
> brought me back
> to the X login prompts.
If you're in the login
> Lying to dpkg eventually causes huge problems and usually a
> re-install.
Uh-oh! :) Well, I'll probably do a clean install when potato is released as
stable anyway. I still don't have an awful lot riding on the current
installation. Maybe I'll even try installing apache/php/mysql/mod_ssl/open
> Phoenix writes:
> > 2.2 is potato...
>
> No. 2.2 will be potato when it is released. 2.2 does not exist yet.
Hmm. Is that right? The newsletters have been referring to potato as "a.k.a.
release 2.2" since it's been frozen. Is it actually 2.2 now, or will it not be
2.2 until it's released? An
> I'm a bit confused about woody and potato. I though that potato is
> always the newest, bleeding edge distribution. And that woody is the
> code-name for the 2.2 release.
Each version has a code name. The code name doesn't relate to whether the
distribution is in stable or unstable or frozen
Jonas wrote:
> Have a look at the equivs package. The other programs should find
> your programs as long as you have them in the $PATH.
For anyone who's interested, I took this route since it would solve the problem
once and for all. Other than the fact that the equivs package fails to list its
o
> I'd go with one of the ways you suggested in passing in your earlier
> post; use Debianized source.
>
> If you install dpkg-dev and devscripts, it's almost trivial (once you
> know how) to build a package from source; just do the following:
Colin,
Thanks for the tip. I unfortunately didn't di
> I learned how to use dpkg from reading the man page. The thing is, you
> did know that for which you were looking, else I wouldn't have been able
> to find the answer. Before you asked, I didn't know how to do it (because
> I never wanted to).
Well, I'll gladly agree to disagree. The last thing
> 1. Use the --ignore-depends flag.
> 2. RTFM; it's right there. "man dpkg" (if you've installed man-db).
Thanks and I did. I always do. :) Sometimes TFM doesn't give quite enough info
if you don't already know what you're looking for. In a lot of cases TFM serves
you well if you know what you're
I've installed Linux/Apache on my standalone home box so that I can mirror and
locally test my web sites using dummy network interfaces. I needed PHP, mySQL,
SSL and Apache to all work together nicely, and I couldn't make that happen
installing from debs (primarily mysql wouldn't talk to php...
uld be nice. If anyone can point me to this information or send me
> anything I would greatly appreciate it.
>
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not encryption. This is why it is not
possible to decrypt it -- it quite simply is not encrypted in the first
place.
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