in case. I personally wouldn't expect to need a boot partition much
over 15 megs ever but who knows what the future may hold... a new boot
loader could come around for instance which needs more space.
Bryn
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their way in to gentoo or several other
distros for that matter. I don't think this is a case of saying oh
well, no more GUI but we may be staring at the same version of X for a
while.
Bryn
On Feb 26, 2004, at 3:15 PM, William Kenworthy wrote:
I must agree that a gui is essential. Without
Hi everyone,
I have xinetd-2.3.13 installed on my gentoo-ppc system. I'm trying to
use amanda on this server (which I have used successfully on many other
servers) but I seem to be having some trouble specifically with the
amanda service. The first time a backup process connects to the
just goes straight to /dev/null...
cheers
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tracks concattenated and CUE is a plaintext index of
htese tracks.
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/protocols is readable:
-rw-r--r--1 root root 1.8K Jan 2 09:44 /etc/protocols
My past experience with xinetd has generally been pretty good - it
usually just works baring any silly config file errors. Anyone have
any ideas?
Bryn
Bryn Hughes
Network Specialist
Linux/OS X Support
Try 'emerge sync' first - that will update your local portage database
to match that of the server.
Bryn
On Jan 16, 2004, at 3:12 PM, Klaus Neumann wrote:
Hi,
trying to emerge win4lin, I got this:
-
Connecting to ftp.gtlib.cc.gatech.edu[130.207.108.134]:21... connected.
Logging
separately aswell as the actual
system? That way you can rebuild with your own optimisations and no
building - should take a lot less than 9 hours.
Cheers
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On 11:02 Tue 06 Jan , Nuckerl Stefan wrote:
If you have a fast connection like cable or dsl you won't speed up your
connection but rather slow it down.
Not necessarily so... It all depends how contended the ISP's border routers
are, and how much repeat content the guy views.
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On 11:41 Tue 13 Jan , Thomas T. Veldhouse wrote:
Can anybody explain what happened to the email lists and the rsync server
today? I notice that there is still a stale posting on the website about
the rsync problem (doesn't mention that the lists were down yet again), but
no update.
personal tastes and
goals for a distro dictate.
Your best option is probably to read the About section of their website and
see how well it fits your needs.
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menu.
I've had strange behaviour with the gnome panel in earlier versions, but
normally it's fine after a restart.
Any suggestions?
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the table using
the bash builtin disown or by running them under the nohup program.
Some programs exhibit different behaviour (staying alive after the
shell exits) but that's usually because they explicitly catch the HUP
signal (daemons esp.)
hope that helps
Bryn
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Tom
thanks,
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Here's the output of groups on my box, and also the portage line from
my group file:
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users wheel slocate portage
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interested in.
More info here:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/rc-scripts.xml
hth
Bryn
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) USB modems are pretty
well supported, as are most modems based on the same chipset (fuji do
one iirc).
Having said that, I just bought a router for the home setup.
hth
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of every
process running the command you supply. Try pidof mozilla-bin with moz
running. jobs lets you see just the jobs running in the current shell
- an incantation like the following might be a better way to get the
pid for a script:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bryn $ jobs -l
[1] 1530 Stopped
the shell
for future use until the sequence completes. It's totally a personal
thing but really bugs me so I avoid doing it (do fg voodoo, forget I'm
using a builtin, hit ctrl-z... oops!)
I think this is a very long standing bash issue and probably won't get
fixed anytime soon.
Cheers
Bryn
with a loopback device in gentoo - I used losetup under redhat, anyone
know the way?
Cheers
Bryn
#!/bin/bash
# mkinitrd
#
# Written by Erik Troan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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# Contributors:
# Elliot Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
# Christian 'Dr. Disk' Hechelmann
maintainer about the
missing dependancy.
hope that helps
Bryn
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here?
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Mark Knecht wrote:
Bryn,
I have not seen this problem. I'm on a slightly newer gentoo release
(1.4rc4)
I'm running using
shh -X -C -c blowfish remote_IP
I'm Gentoo on both ends. I run Evolution multiple times every day with no
big problems. I did write this list a week or two ago about
is virtually hosted. Is it really a risk for
me to post using this address..?
If I worked in Human Resources I'd never have got past 'Sir'. ;-)
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MAL wrote:
No! the first ls has completed, thus the job has finished, thus it has
stopped. The shell waits for the next prompt before it alerts you of
this fact.
No, 'fraid not.
Compare:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bryn $ ssh hex ls -lR /dev/null 21
[2] 1889
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remotely so this has only just become an issue so I guess I'll go
check in the ssh archives see if it's been a problem for anyone else.
Cheers
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MAL wrote:
bryn wrote:
The [2]+ Stopped occurs as a side effect of issuing ls - no kb
interrupts sent.
No! the first ls has completed, thus the job has finished, thus it
has stopped.
It hadn't completed, I was just pointing out that
(completed|finished)!=stopped.
Sorry if you didn't
changes in the location of
packages in the portage tree. afaik it's not needed often and runs quick
unless you have lots of binary packages.
You'll find it in /usr/lib/portage/bin there's also a question about it
in the faq section of the forums
Bryn.
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