check out the libc6
update FAQ frequently posted to debian-user). Note that problems
with "unstable" should ideally be posted to debian-devel (an open list).
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> According to joost witteveen:
> > I don't really think this has anything to do with setuid stuff
> > or anything, as "ls" running as root itself doesn't see anything
> > eighter.
>
> ??? I don't understand. As root:
> kant# ls -la /var/sp
nately, due to a bug in it (it sefaults
on squach_uid stuff), I cannot install it on my machine.
> Does my test program work for you?
Well, just "ls" doesn't work eigther (and "ls filename" doesn't much
but stat eighter), so I don't think your progra
t from uid=0 will be mapped to uid=nobody,
and thus root isn't allowed to access the directory.
> Here are some version that might be relevant (please ask if you need
> another package's version number):
>
> base, 1.1.0-14
> libc5,5.4.33-3
While you are
> joost witteveen writes:
>
> > Does anybody know how I should create a "brief.cls" from a "brief.dtx"
> > with the debian teTeX packages?
>
> Get the contents of the whole ntgclass directory from a CTAN site.
> Unpack it, say in /tmp/ntgclass,
t speed now, I tried just to
move the .dtx to .cls, but apparently the .dtx has a \documentclass
in it. Strange).
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ease, everybody, upgrade to menu_1.5_4. (If it is at all possible,
I'd like to get it included in the next stable-fixes. If there are
more people like you who test it, I may have more chance of getting
it in stable).
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y suddenly a problem
in chrooted environments?
(I'm not questioning your wisdom, I'm just curious).
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The problem you see is a problem found in the old dpkg (or was
it dpkg-dev) packages.
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t the libraries came from unstable, so what do you expect.
To summerise: Unless you want to compile X packages, your current
setup is OK. If you do want to compile X paackages, and absolutely
don't want to brake your system, go back to the xlib6 pacakges from
bo. Otherwise, go for it, and instal
f("sizeof(uid_t)=%i\n",sizeof(uid_t));
}
$ gcc uid.c
$ ./a.out
sizeof(uid_t)=4
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, and look at the error message menu-1.5
gives. Probably it will all be clear, but if you still don't know
what is wrong, just mail me the error message you get.
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# Read it in one slurp
select IN;
undef $/;
select STDOUT;
$file=;
close IN;
# Remove this string
$count=$file=~s!/usr/X11R6/lib\0!\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0!g;
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open OUT, ">$ARGV[0].out&qu
>
> Hi,all
>
> Simply, 'dpkg -i libc6_2.0.X.deb' can't instlled.
How about telling us the error messages? It worked for me, anyway.
> How to Upgrade from libc5 to libc6?
Just install the packages. If they don't install, tell us what
your error message
age elf-x11r6lib"?
That package doesn't exist. It used to be a virtual package,
but not any more. Xforms should depend on xlib6. I assume
you've got that package installed, so you can safely
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. (And, you could also have a look in
the debian/rules file, to see if anything special happens
in the "build" target).
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only for playing with... :-)
Option 1, the usual way to do this: just telnet as an ordinary user,
and then "su" to root.
Option 2: man securetty (add the tty's to /etc/securetty)
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attacker may still read files owned by "shadow", etc). So
/tmphostname(ro,squash_uids=0-100,squash_gids=0-80)
may be slightly more safe. But after that, I don't anticipate any
problems.
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> How can I adjust the responsiveness of the mouse under X? Right now I
> almost have to move the mouse half way across the room to cross the
> screen? It's a PS/2 mouse.
xset m 10
(or see the xset -h output for more info).
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> To the debian 1.3.1 machine:
> |-
> | # rsh deb2 date
> | Permission denied.
> |
> | # rlogin deb2
> | Password:
> |-
Is consistant, and preferable.
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xecutable).
Then run update-menus, and the nedit entry will be installed on
all window-manages installed on your system (except gwm).
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aybe other people with "Very Old Maxtor HD"'s will be able
to give you more info, but it seems to me that it's time
to by a new HD. (213M, how much are they, these days? $50?)
I strongly suspect that you'll see that 33% ratio go up
as time goes by, to suddenly go up to
are changed but the actual files are not except for the case of named
> pipes or unix-domain sockets
... and the ownerships of /dev/tty*
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example I was unable to run an xv through an ssh connection, xv exited
> with "server kill" or something like that immediatelly :(
Then something must have been wrong. I run xv (and fvwm2, emacs, xterm,
whatever) regularly under ssh.
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>
> I'm trying to compile a program and it's asking for libX11.a
> What package contains this ??
$ dpkg -S libX11.a
xslib: /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.a
(You can view the Contents file on the ftp site to search for
packages not on your system).
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (joost witteveen) writes:
>
> >
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (joost witteveen) writes:
> > >
> > > > Anyway, chances are, that anyone who sells Slackware CD's with
> > > > gs-aladdin 4.03
> > > > on it gets s
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if that were true), but also very much for beginning developpers, or
just beta testers (users of unstable).
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>
> > Anyway, chances are, that anyone who sells Slackware CD's with gs-aladdin
> > 4.03
> > on it gets sued (read the copyright on gs-aladdin), so that's the reason
> > it doesn't get included with debian
or ls to work.
> But, does anyone know which libraries i need exactly, and if there is really
> no other alternative.
ldd knows. But you'll have to ask her politely, like:
ldd /home/ftpuser/bin/ls
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not using every part of the system!
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etting the sources, and compiling for
yourself shouldn't be too hard, I guess.
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e automatically), or
give them a "-display myhost:0" argument.
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ries in the
> path to a certain file. Is this it?
Possible. Take a look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/netscape.postinst,
and see what it does after it says " Installation OK. Hit RETURN.".
maybe that gives a clue?
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rror can look like
$ cat $HOME/debian/do_mirror
#!/bin/bash
date>> $HOME/debian/mirror_results
/usr/bin/mirror $HOME/debian/mirror.defaults >> $HOME/debian/mirror_results
This way you don't get email about it every day, while you still have
a logfile to see what went wrong (if any
comes with an update it'll go into Hamm. My question is,
> to make it work with Bo (libc5) all that is needed is to recompile in
> a bo system?
Yes, unless there are bugs in the package...
But usually, it works OK.
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/usr/sbin/statnet
/usr/sbin/trafshow
/usr/sbin/netwatch
/usr/bin/netload
> And another question - how many hosts can one have on a single thin
> ethernet cable?
Dunno. Wasn't there a maximum to the lenght of a BNC cable? (100 meters
or thereabouts)?
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h build on Debian, and you are not using them now.
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echo "this is the contents of a config file" >
debian/tmp/etc/x11/xmcd/config.cfg
ln -s /etc/X11/xmcd/common.cfg
debian/tmp/usr/x11r6/lib/x11//config/
That should work.
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, or that you now type faster (or some other reason
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1.2 (probably only a subset of
the base system). So, if we want to allow users to do
upgrades of old systems, maybe we should consider keeping 1.x/base,
and throwing away the rest? (base fits on 3 floppies, and should surely
fit on the mirror sites).
Or do you really need non-base 1.2 stuff to
indows was rebuilt because Richard
>
> Hang on, aren't I already running Debian 1.3 Revision 1 (or in other words
> Debian 1.3.1)?
1.3.1 != 1.3.1 Revision 1.
The latter is the first revision of the former.
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> Hello,
>
> I need more than eight characters for usernames. Where can I configure this ?
> Or wich packet do I need to recompile ?
Never tried it myself, but I believe others have just gone ahead and
used longer usernames. They reported no problems.
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this is a bug in xman: most manaul pages of X applications
are in section "1x", not "1". And, choosing Section "(1) User commands"
only selects section "1" manual pages, not section "1x". (the files
they refere to live in a different directory too)
> debian/ is correct. The DEBIAN directory is just a temporary
> directory created during the package build steps which are put in
> motion with dpkg-buildpackage.
Actually, that is called "debian/tmp/DEBIAN".
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mate that about 1/2 or more of all packages that should
have menu entries have them now. But that is in "unstable".
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, you'll have saved 614 M, even
on a 6 M machine). So, what xosview does in calculating persentages of
"shared" mem is just bogus. Just another reason I didn't want to maintain
xosview.
As long as swap usage is low, and you don't notice too much swapping, I
don't t
pkg-source -x libreadline*.dsc
cd libreadline-*
dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us
(or, change that last step to "./debian/rules build" if all you want
is build it. But apparently you don't, as you also did a "make isntall")
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from ``unstable'', they don't conflict.
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What I will end up with is a procmail script that removes any
double-posted questions, thus making sure I don't see any question
sent to me by arrogant users.
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hen I or anyone ellse presses the RESET/POWER button,
so I don't try it very often).
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xport") all message into text file and run uudeview
> on it - it's smart enough to figure what is required to be
> decoded. works for me
And, *NEVER* use something like word -- it will probably save your
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ib directory. Then type something like:
cd lib
cp ld-linux.so.1.* ld-linux.so.1
sync
cd /
unmount /mnt #or wherever you mounted your root partition
and you should be OK again (I'm not sure about the actual wording
of that cp command -- I never actualy tried it, but I *THINK*
that'
ead with "Read()" statements. (andreas)
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#!/bin/sh
if [ -r /etc/ppp.options_out -a -r /etc/ppp.chatscript ]; then
/usr/sbin/pppd connect "/usr/sbin/chat -v -f /etc/ppp.chatscript" `cat
/etc/ppp.options_out`
else
echo "You do not have permissions to access /etc/ppp.chatscript or
/etc/ppp.opti
> >>joost witteveen wrote:
> ...
> >i.e., mount and cp arn't bash internals. But cat is, so that's why I
> >suggested the use of "cat ..>".
>
> (Somehow I was sure cp was a builtin) cat isn't listed in the docs as
> a builtin eithe
bed in the
> "kernel korner" of LJ issue38.
That's something else I really should do some time. (but wait, not with
loadlin, but with that netbios stuff, or what was it's name? Get the
kernel over the network that's really cool).
> Thanks in advance Mr Joost for any r
t method (the only one available for people that use real
bash). If it works, I'll post a letter about that weekly to debian-user,
explaining future victims how to save their systems.
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bly the best is to file a bug against
X.
> $ ldd LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/src/xlib-threadsafe ~/src/xlib-threadsafe
Really should return the same (as I just deleted) without the
/etc/ld.so.conf addition.
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1.5 is more strict in
syntax checking than 1.3), but you will get much more informative
error messages. You might even find the real problem!
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t assuming his thread safe libs are OK, he problably
wants to use them for all his programmes.
The best way probably just is to add `~remco/src/Xlib-threadsafe' in
/etc/ld.so.conf.
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> at this point I'm just curious. Thanks.
This probably very much depends on your window manaager.
What window manager are you running?
(one solution would be to add the full pathname to the netscape
comand in the /etc/X11/$WM/system.*rc script).
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> I am attempting to compile a new kernel but get an "as86: Command not
> found error" during compiilation.
bin86 package.
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: icmp_seq=0 ttl=47 time=251.3 ms
64 bytes from 206.190.143.161: icmp_seq=1 ttl=47 time=236.5 ms
No porblems here (from rulcmc.leidenuniv.nl, the netherlands),
and I don't remember seeing any problems tha last week.
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> >
> > > What on earth is wrong? I have my symlinks (asm, linux, scsi) set
> > to
> > > the kernel's include directories correctly
> >
> > Just as a side note, that isn't correct. Those to asm, linux
> > dire
they intend to move away from xforms now, I might
start getting interested in Lyx.
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ge, and you shouldn't mess around with them.
See /usr/doc/libc*-dev/FAQ.Debian.gz for more info.
Still, that probably isn't the cause of your error.
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ix for libc6 (gcc-2.7.2.1
is too old for libc6).
> Also does the kernel use libs or not use them or is it completely self
> sufficient?
The kernel is about the only thing on your hardisk that does not use
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a look at their /etc/termcap (if they have one),
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.bash_login.
ssh is different than ordinary login/telnet, in that ssh appears
always to parse your .bashrc file, whereas login will read you
.bash_login file. My guess is that you've got a "cat /etc/motd"
somewhere in your .bashrc file.
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To correct, just remove libg++27-dev, install libg++272 and libg++272-dev
The libg++272 versions can be found on master's incoming, or
on it's mirror:
ftp://cfni.com/pub/linux/debian/Incoming
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Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
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ii bash2.01-0.1 The GNU Bourne Again SHel
It's only one package, but many people have already been bitten by this,
and it bites rather hard, so I thought I'd send out a warning to people
on this list too. (It's also in the hamm description for ldso, but who
reads those descriptions?)
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> How I can set up telnet server to debian? I don't like compiling, can I
> get binary-files from somewhere?
Just install the netstd packagre. It'll setup a server for you.
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clientname:0
$ xterm&
Now you've got an xterm sitting on your client, running on your server.
You can also start other programmes.
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hello world
If you got the last bit of output, you're able to create binary files.
But probably something else is wrong, and we'll be able to help you
better if you give us the output of the last couple of commands that
fail.
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> How can I install *BOTH* libc5 and libc6?? Can't we all just get along?
Just install them. There's no problem.
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it's own header files. Don't know what went wrong.
> the install.sh script executes
> without error, and the files are moved into /usr/src/linux's
> subdirectories. Anyone know what might be going on?
I really should take alook at the debian kernel packagre some day!
L
That's another bug.
(BTW, questions about debian packages really belong in debian-devel,
but never mind).
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> I'm used to emacs and somethings when I save it pico I type ^x ^s which
> locks up that window... how can I stop this from happening?
^Q
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package that contains a file that is not on your system:
"-S" only finds packages that are on your system.
For files that are not on your system, I recomment looking at the
Contents-i386.gz, on your local mirror.
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7;ve put those packages in
ftp://rulcmc.leidenuniv.nl/debian/incoming
for those that cannot access master's incoming. However, there are
many other (better) incoming mirrors, that I keep forgeting to
save a pointer to.
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!= no ]
then
uname -a > /tmp/motd
sed 1d /etc/motd >> /tmp/motd
mv /tmp/motd /etc/motd
fi
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kages that when started disable the
scrolling, but I don't know what those are. You should be able to check the
latter by trying to scroll while you are booting the system: initially, it
should work.
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y .
(or maybe without the final .).
> without going package by package to compare them?
The above command will make dpkg do all the comparing.
Warning: compleately untested!!!
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4 lines?
>
> I do. And you are the first one being irritated by that :(
Well, I'm sure my ex-girlfriend would like that signature, and maybe
I think it's cute too, but it _is_ rather long :(
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_)ooO Ooo
> \___)
Who needs a signature of 14 lines?
Footnote
[1] If enough people seriously and politely ask me for a libg++27-altdev
package, that's different. I may release that (libg++272 is basically
glibc, libg++27 is libc5, so the altdev package h
uot;yes" to ext2 in the "make config" stage?
Another option may be (I'm not sure) that you have SCSII disks, and
your kernel is apparently (dev 03:01) configured to load the first
partition on the first IDE disk. If so, change the "root = /dev/hda1"
statement in /et
libg++ stuff, you'll also have
to install libg++272-altdev, and I didn't make that package.
(I'm the libg++ maintainer).
If there is enough demand for a libg++272-altdev package, I'll release one,
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er, but prefer to have the faster access, of the HD.
Order a bigger harddisk?
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the .orig.gz, the .diff.gz
and the .dsc, and then type
dpkg-source -x sendmail_8.8.5-1.dsc
and let dpkg-source do the unpacking and patching.
Note that due to serious shortcommings in dpkg-source, this may fail
(usually it does work, though)
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iner
to return from holliday.
For the time being, you can try
ftp://rulcmc.leidenuniv.nl/debian/incoming
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Jarno Paananen
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#x27;s _statically_ linked to libc. is there any
> way to change this to it's normal behaviour (ie., make it link w/ shared
> libc)?
Just make sure you've got the same libc6 (or libc5) version as
libc6-dev version installed. That probably fixes your problems.
(and, make sure you
slrn have been built with a later version?
Yes, slrn is fully libc6, whereas you don't have a libc6 capable
ldso installed (nor, do I think, do you have libc6 on your system).
Upgrad ldso to unstable, and install libc6.
Optional: check "dpkg -s slrn", and see if it does depend on
used as a template. Then your changes will stay
longer than "a couple of days", even if you upgrade packages during
those days -- nay, your changes may stay as long as weeks, months,
untill you get bored with them.
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ver a bug that hasn't been located in the source
yet.
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menu?
Anyway, the "old" system.fvwm2rc95 is somewhere in /usr/doc/fvwm95//system*
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