the init script tries to kill it?
No matter what's causing the [ !! ] output, it's worth remembering that
init scripts are only wrappers around the actual process, and when
things aren't working the way you expect there's no substitute for ps,
grep, kill, and reading your logs
our database, it might very well be easier (read:
cheaper) for me to fly to your remote location and take a cutting torch
to the locks on the doors rather than devoting massive computational
resources to intercepting and then cracking your SSH sessions.
HTH,
-mrj
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get removed. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
There's probably a better way, but why not just use rmdir? It won't
remove a directory with anything in it.
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I think this is coincidental. My authoritive source on these matters is
> > the Jargon File; main site appears to be unreachable right now (I get a
> > redirect to EFF's home page, for some reason) but here from a mirror:
> >
> > http://info.astrian.net/jargon/terms/b/
n site appears to be unreachable right now (I get a
redirect to EFF's home page, for some reason) but here from a mirror:
http://info.astrian.net/jargon/terms/b/borken.html
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is at the top of the dhcpd manpage). And if you must run dhcpd on
your border system, you'll want to be sure to bind it to the right NIC
anyhow so that you aren't serving 10.* addresses out to the outside
world. ;)
HTH,
-mrj
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ouse0" "CorePointer"
InputDevice"Mouse1" "SendCoreEvents"
InputDevice"Keyboard0" "CoreKeyboard"
EndSection
In my case I have two mice; if you only have one, the "Mouse1" line
above becomes unnecessary.
HTH,
-mr
, at least on startup, and so far does
all the things I've used Mozilla for. I don't know that I'd call it
"lightweight"... lighter, though.
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ere. In such cases, one probably needs to
know something about the guts of the particular package's build process
in order to make changes.
Just a guess.
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mucking up your
main / and /usr.
Of course, if they didn't compile their binaries to be relocatable you
can give yourself new problems when you try to run the software. In
that case the next thing I'd try would be to symlink the relevant files
into the places where they expected to be
On Thu, Feb 20, 2003 at 12:39:51PM -0500, Phil Barnett wrote:
> >
> > Gentoo does not care for the whole linux community "larry the cow" was
> > frustrated with the state of the current distributions (very possibly RH
> > since as you noted it's majority) he found the functionality he wanted
> > in
to the same problem
you had with keeping a key on a floppy, only now it's a script instead of
a key.
Or maybe I'm misunderstanding something.
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On Mon, Feb 17, 2003 at 01:55:40PM -0600, david wrote:
> Any of you guys using an Adaptec 19160 card under gentoo?
Yup.
> If so are you using the AICXXX module?
Yup.
:)
(was there more you wanted to know?)
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).
Never one to take the easy way out (and with a visceral aversion to
cutting anything that even looks like documentation out of my system), I
tried the SGML fixup procedure. It appears to have worked; my upgrade
is now clattering along well past the point where I had my last snag.
Thanks much,
om iso9660 noauto,ro 0 0
Well, first the obvious stuff --
Any chance you could have a bad CD? Have you tried others?
How long has this been going on? In other words, did it ever work on
this system? If so, what has changed recently?
-mrj
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generated.
Or something.
Is this a known issue?
Thanks,
-mrj
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