Hi, all -
Have a lovely, clean and working pair of 3c509 NICs, both
for use in a router.
But they're both insisting on being on IRQ 10, which
rather complicates things.
I've tried the 3c5x9tools package, which doesn't do all
that much except let me know that there are 2 different
c
I believe mySQL and PostgreSQL would both fit your needs. I'm not sure
which languages you are familiar with but Perl probably has the best
balance of ease and functionality. There are interfaces to get Perl
working with postgresql/mysql and also interfaces to get perl working with
GTK.
Hope this
> > ftp: connect: Connection refused
> >
>
> You just need to add your host (the one allowed to ftp into your box) into the
> /etc/hosts.allow.
the hosts.allow and .deny files will allow for a connection but the
connection will immediately be terminated. If the ftp program is a daemon
and is not
> I once saw a page plenty of TrueType fonts for (free?) download, don't
> remember the pointer, but may be worth to do a search.
fonts.themes.org is nice :)
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Sarel Botha
go to www.linux.org and click on documentation, go to the LDP pages and
download (and read) the Getting Started guide
--
Sarel Botha
On Sat, 13 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > I'm still trying to install Debian2.0. Here is what I'm doing. My
> > computer boots to the CD-ROM, the rescu
Couldn't .debs that aren't 100% at least go into potato? That's what
unstable is for isn't it ?
Regards
Sarel Botha
On Wed, 10 Mar 1999, Havoc Pennington wrote:
>
> On Wed, 10 Mar 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > Ya know, I don't want to offend any of the developers or anything, but I'm
> Sorry, but the following packages are broken - this means they have unmet
> dependencies:
> libc6-dev: Depends:libc6
You probably downloaded and installed libc6, but not libc6-dev, so just
download and install libc6-dev and make sure it's the same version as
libc6 (dpkg -s libc6).
Regards
Sare
> I have a big problem and little time to solve. Can anyone help me?
> I have to get a Debian (hamm) machine and a (argh!) Windows 95 one
> linked through a null modem cable using PPP protocol. The Debian machine can
> be
> able to connect Internet through ppp0.
> I already tryed
> but when I do an "apt-get update" the update does fine with the debian
> site, but it gives me an error on the gnome sight. The error is:
>
> Error: ftp://ftp.gnome.org dists/released/ Packages
> process_uri_pair: couldn't log in
The ftp.gnome.org site is VERY busy, try one of the mirrors you s
> What are the advantages of using CVS instead of your own complied
> versions of software
sometimes you still need to compile CVS, so that's not what CVS means. It
means the software you are downloading is in a VERY developmental stage.
Usually new versions of the developer's source is uploaded t
> So, does this mean I'll have to go into dselect and see if these
> packages are placed on hold? I wonder how this happens, cos for sure I
yip
> never did this myself, and I can't remember ever having had serious
> problems with dpkg etc. which might have automagically marked these
> packages a
> This showed numerous packages as being 'kept back':
Packages are held back when you choose Hold in dselect. When there are
dependancy/conflict errors apt tells you.
Regards
Sarel Botha
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