To those who are looking for some tutorial-reference-resource on the Linux
Operating System, have a look at ...
http://rute.sourceforge.net
LINUX Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition.url
LINUX Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition.url
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On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 06:17:59AM +0200, Lambrecht, Joris wrote:
To those who are looking for some tutorial-reference-resource on the Linux
Operating System, have a look at ...
http://rute.sourceforge.net
LINUX Rute Users Tutorial and Exposition.url
okay, what the heck does RUTE stand
Sadistic license tho, why can't I make a hard copy?
Cameron Matheson
On 06 Jun 2001 15:34:19 -0500, will trillich wrote:
On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 06:17:59AM +0200, Lambrecht, Joris wrote:
To those who are looking for some tutorial-reference-resource on the Linux
Operating System, have a
Hay,
A little while ago I asked how you go about getting KDE to print through
CUPS.
I got no replies, so I guessed that no one knew. Well I've now discovered how.
KDE (like other things such as samba) reads the printer configurations out of
/etc/printcap If you initially had lpr or lprng or
Just FYI: ssh-2.5.2p2-2.1 does not understand that hostname and
hostname.domain refer to the same server. You might want to
edit your ~/.ssh/known_hosts and change hostnames to
hostname,hostname.domain ...
Otherwise ssh will happily put in duplicate lines for short and
FQDN hostnames.
Dima
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Just FYI: ssh-2.5.2p2-2.1 does not understand that hostname and
hostname.domain refer to the same server. You might want to
edit your ~/.ssh/known_hosts and change hostnames to
hostname,hostname.domain ...
Otherwise ssh will happily put in duplicate lines for short
On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 09:53:38PM +0100, Colin Watson wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just FYI: ssh-2.5.2p2-2.1 does not understand that hostname and
hostname.domain refer to the same server. You might want to
edit your ~/.ssh/known_hosts and change hostnames to
hostname,hostname.domain
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, albi wrote:
On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 10:30:36PM -0500, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
hello
webmin 0.85 was just installed into unstable yesterday. Another upload
For potato users, I've made packages available at the following apt source
deb
On Sun, Apr 01, 2001 at 10:30:36PM -0500, Jaldhar H. Vyas wrote:
hello
webmin 0.85 was just installed into unstable yesterday. Another upload
For potato users, I've made packages available at the following apt source
deb http://www.braincells.com/pub/debian/Local potato/
deb-src
webmin 0.85 was just installed into unstable yesterday. Another upload
was made this evening, it should show up in the archive tomorrow. Of
course my mail server took that moment to crash which is why I'm sending
this note now.
To use it you will need to install the following packages:
1.
days ago someone was getting an error message trying to run
addressbook. I just wanted to let anyone who wanted to get it running how
to do so. Just run this command and it should work
update-alternatives --config wish
then pick wish8.2
FYI,
Jimmy Richards
But keep in mind
Hello,
Several days ago someone was getting an error message trying to run
addressbook. I just wanted to let anyone who wanted to get it running how to
do so. Just run this command and it should work
update-alternatives --config wish
then pick wish8.2
FYI,
Jimmy Richards
--config wish
then pick wish8.2
FYI,
Jimmy Richards
But keep in mind that this might break other apps that need wish8.3 and
will not run with wish8.2. Therefore, having the first line of
/usr/bin/addressbook specifically look for wish8.2 and waiting for a new
version of addressbook
Hi,
Maybe this is interesting for people with a Logitech Itouch or Cordless
keyboard that is equipped with a dozen extra keys for controlling audio
and internet related things. I'm using a cordless keyboard, XFree86 4.01
and the sawfish window manager (debian unstable).
First step is to
# I left the mute key out, as I haven't found a way yet to actually
toggle
# it on and off (I know you can mute it with amixer set Master mute and
# unmute with amixer set Master unmute, but you'd need an extra script
to
# have it toggling between those values).
Here's a quick script to make
Hi,
Thanks for all those who put in their 2 cents worth on moving the default
/cdrom to /mnt/cdrom and getting apt-get to work. I read the three msgs
(response was controlled but quality and not quantity is what matters), and
the man pages, and it finally came down to typing assorted commands and
since yesterday 0100 (UTC+2) (see
http://de.stats.san.ka.schas.net/ftp.at.debian.org.html)
From [EMAIL PROTECTED] (SOA of at.debian.org):
danke, ist bereits bekannt, an der Behebung wird gearbeitet
(transl.: thanks, already known, we´re working on it)
jfyi,
rw
Hi!
On Thu, 17 Aug 2000, Keith G. Murphy wrote:
This intrigued me:
Recently, IBM announced: Linux running on a wrist watch.
Never could find a link for it...
The link is:
http://lwn.net/daily/linuxwatch_big.php3
Greetings,
Holger
John Foster wrote:
Hey all; take a look at this! Seems IBM has finally decided to get on
the wagon all the way :-)
http://www.ibm.com/news/2000/08/153.phtml
This intrigued me:
Recently, IBM announced: Linux running on a wrist watch.
Never could find a link for it...
I noticed a couple
looks like the 'blue screen of death' is coming to a computer near you ...
... from today's AustralianIT (http://australianit.com.au)
WINUX RUMOUR
WinInfo says Microsoft has been working for the past year with a company
called Mainsoft to port Windows to Linux and, possibly, other versions of
Hey all; take a look at this! Seems IBM has finally decided to get on
the wagon all the way :-)
http://www.ibm.com/news/2000/08/153.phtml
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We specialize in multiprocessor units.
We install Debian Linux at no extra
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far way, someone said...
Hey all; take a look at this! Seems IBM has finally decided to get on
the wagon all the way :-)
http://www.ibm.com/news/2000/08/153.phtml
Something tells me they're only getting warmed up...
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fyi guys
from:
http://www.nytimes.com/library/tech/yr/08/biztech/articles/14linux.html
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13 -- A group of key Linux software developers and
major computer manufacturers are planning to announce on Tuesday at a
Silicon Valley computer conference the first effort to compete
On Fri, Nov 12, 1999 at 09:59:27AM -0500, Peter Iannarelli wrote:
I recently attempted to upgrade from 2.1 to potato and observed the
following:
When using deselect for upgrade purposes the symbolic link between
/bin/bash and /bin/sh was removed following the upgrade of bash.
Following
Hello all:
I recently attempted to upgrade from 2.1 to potato and observed the
following:
When using deselect for upgrade purposes the symbolic link between
/bin/bash and /bin/sh was removed following the upgrade of bash.
Following the loss of this sym-link all upgrade attempts failed with
the
Peter Iannarelli wrote:
Hello all:
I recently attempted to upgrade from 2.1 to potato and observed the
following:
When using deselect for upgrade purposes the symbolic link between
/bin/bash and /bin/sh was removed following the upgrade of bash.
Following the loss of this sym-link all
Hello,
After more reading and experimenting, I was able to get the CDROM
to be seen by adding the following command to the cdrom.opts file
in /etc/pcmcia
CORE_OPTS=unreset_delay=1000
My next task is to get my ppa zip drive to work, so I can start
backing up my system!
John
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internet use in future
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Examine Unlawful Conduct on the Internet
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Contact: White House Press Office, 202-456-2100
Hi all,
Installing the module as you described below looks like it is going to
work. I am having a problem with matching up the correct kernel version.
I am running version 2.0.39 and the only linux box my friend has is version
2.2.1. Once I can match up versions a insmod should do the trick.
For those of you who use ftp.us.debian.org (debian.egr.msu.edu),
for ftp/http/rsync access, downtime has been scheduled:
Wednesday, 5-5-1999
8-10am EST
Fyi,
Dennis
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The mirror ftp.us.debian.org (debian.egr.msu.edu) now offers both
contrib and non-free once again, due to the addition of an 18 GB disk
for the Debian project.
The distribution is now also available via http, as well as ftp, from
our site.
Fyi,
Dennis
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Network
FYI
http://dijon.nais.com/~nevo/masq/
The site above lists all the applications that have proven to work with
ipmasq. Details have been gaven on how to make these apps work. ICQ is
in Chat Program section.
It seems that ipautofw is heavily used. What a sweet thing!
I used to spend a lot
George Bonser wrote:
On Sun, 18 Oct 1998, Philip Thiem wrote:
You'd be surprises how often that can happen. I purchase from a
wholesaler, and they don't check to see if the drives are good, though
they have allways been good about replacing them. Many resalers are
similar, though
You'd be surprises how often that can happen. I purchase from a
wholesaler, and they don't check to see if the drives are good, though
they have allways been good about replacing them. Many resalers are
similar, though some do do some testing.
Philip Thiem
Michael Stone wrote:
Quoting
On Sat, Oct 17, 1998 at 01:11:25PM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
In my case, no, it is definately a problem with the linux ide driver and
how it handles UDMA drives. I have seen exactly the same problem on two
different systems with two different hard drives of different manufacture
with
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
On Sat, Oct 17, 1998 at 01:11:25PM -0700, George Bonser wrote:
In my case, no, it is definately a problem with the linux ide driver and
how it handles UDMA drives. I have seen exactly the same problem on two
different systems with two different
BTW, I have configured it down to one single error message that I can't
seem to shake:
hdc: write_intr: status=0xff { Busy }
ide: reset: success
This is what is leading me to believe that the driver is either attempting
a transaction before an earlier one completed ( is the drive
just a few ideas.
is your hd the slave or master, and if the master is there a slave
connected to the same cable?
Is the ide interface connected to the ISA or PCI bus? Belive it or
not some pci motherboards still have the ide interface connected to
the ISA side! (some have only the secondary
On Tue, 13 Oct 1998, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
just a few ideas.
is your hd the slave or master, and if the master is there a slave
connected to the same cable?
It doesn't matter. I have tried it as master, slave, master with a slave
and master alone ... no change.
Hi Kenneth,
Sean Johnson wrote:
I get the same exact results with my PPro system (Intel 440FX chipset) and
Maxtor 7.2GB UDMA drive. This even happens under the developmental kernel
2.1.122 which I use for the better SMP handling. I've asked questions
before on newsgroups and such as to what could be
I am using a maxtor udma 5.4GB drive on an intel TX (triton II) mb
with a K6-233 cpu. I have run 2.0.33 and now are using 2.0.34 with no
problems. Previously used a maxtor 2.0 gb udma drive, again no
problems.
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I get the same exact results
I get the same exact results with my PPro system (Intel 440FX chipset) and
Maxtor 7.2GB UDMA drive. This even happens under the developmental kernel
2.1.122 which I use for the better SMP handling. I've asked questions
before on newsgroups and such as to what could be causing this behavior, or
Picked up some reading material for a flight to New Brunswick. Found a
great article on Linux. This really demonstrates the power of knowledge
sharing. Should have been a case study at the big knowledge management
summit in San Diego earlier this year.
(Not Debian, but it's still Linux coverage)
http://www.zdnet.co.uk/pcmag/flooks/1998/09/redhat51.html
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This is an extract from the PC magazine article on RH 5.1:
For most situations a fast Pentium with 32MB or more of RAM is advisable to
run Linux 5.1.
My God... A fast Pentium with 32MB... Hmmm I don't need that...
But the worst is Linux 5.1, I afraid that there *is* people that can make
I installed Netscape 3.01 last night, and it seems to be working fine.
I did have a hard time finding the correct version to download from the
Netscape servers.
Netscape has moved the old versions of their software to:
archive.netscape.com
It also appears that this site will not accept anonymous
Infomagic did not recieve _any_ master disk from Debian. They made one on
their own.
Bruce
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I got the Official CD from the ftp site in August. It has an 1.3.1
directory in it. I took great pain to install from that directory.
Then I found out that it is symlinked to 1.3.
Anyway, I put hamm on one of my machine. And it still shows 1.3 at
bootup.
Bao
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I have this 6 cd set also. The set, in fact, does have the 2.0.30 kernel
present. You need to find the directory with the 2.0.30 rescue disk and
driver disk images and use these two along with the 5 base disks to make
the initial installation. You can then continue with dselect to install
the
.
This is purely FYI and is *my* observation alone -- so take it with as many
grains of salt as you see fit. I am informing people in order to save some
folks the hassels which i went thru -- i needed the very _latest_ Mach64 X
server!
regards,
ali
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After much hair pulling, I discovered that XFree86 *now* will look
in the user's directory if the user is root for an XF86Config file.
From XF86Config(5):
When an X server is started by a `root' user, it will
first search for an XF86Config file in that user's home
With respect to the dreadfully OLD phf problem, I've implemented a
unique solution. Here's what I use in place of the old phf... It gives
fun replies to id, uname and passwd (as in /bin/cat%20/etc/passwd).
For example, it generates a unique passwd file each time at random.
Interesting
I just want leave a note to all people running web servers on thier
debian machines. Check your cgi-bin dir for the following files:
test-cgi
nph-test-cgi
phf
php.cgi?
I have looked up information on these cgi's and they are old software
code that people can use to grap passwd files and such.
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