Originally to: Bob Batson
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BB> At 4:16 PM -0500 8/16/02, Ray Olszewski wrote:
>Originally to: All
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>
>If you have not seen your mail on the list, then almost certainly something
>is wrong at your end. This is the *third* time I have seen this message
>this
Hi
After doing stty erase "^B", it is not not erasing
after I do ctrl-B.
Is anything wrong the way I am doing, to set "^B"
to be the erase key.
Please mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], I didn't
subscribe to this list.
Regards
Raghava.
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At 4:16 PM -0500 8/16/02, Ray Olszewski wrote:
>Originally to: All
>
>
>If you have not seen your mail on the list, then almost certainly something
>is wrong at your end. This is the *third* time I have seen this message
>this morning.
[snip]
I too am receiving multiple copies of more than one
Sorry to follow up on my own question, but seems to have taken a
strange root. I need to append something to my original query:
> When I upgraded to RH 7.3, I lost gdict. I'd like to add it as an
> applet to my panel. But when I try, nothing except a default icon on
> the panel (black square with
On 16-Aug-02 James Hatridge wrote:
> Hi all..
Hi Jim..
> OK, here's the problem I've got a file that looks like this:
>
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> USD United States Dollars 1.01756
> 0.982743
> GBP United Kingdom Pounds
Originally to: All
Matthew Stapleton wrote:
> How should I convert a pdf into individual image files? I do not care
> what format the output is ...jpg...gif...pbm...tif
Most linux distros come with a program called "convert". It's a program
that is part of ImageMagick.
just type convert .pd
Originally to: All
I'm no longer able to print to my USB printer because jobs get stuck
in queue. I run printtool and print a test page, and nothing happens.
Then run lpc status:
Printer Printing Spooling Jobs Server Subserver
Lexmark@hartford-hwp enabled enabled
Originally to: All
Hi,
I just stumbled across this and thought it might help, it might do the same
thing you're indicating below, but if your try doesn't work, then maybe this
will help.
from man perlfaq4
How do I remove consecutive pairs of characters?
To turn `"abbcccd"' into `"a
Originally to: All
A silly little question, but when I upgraded to RH 7i.3, it seems
screen power saving is enabled. How do I disable it other than enter a
very large value in the screen saver capplet under Power Management
time delay?
Haines Brown
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Originally to: All
This is "what" the line looks like:
LLiinnuuxx--PPAAMM library
there is a Ctrl-H between each duplicate pair of letters..
I think I can strip it with a perl script at work.
$mystring=~/\cH.//g
I think will do it, I'll read the whole file into an array and iterate through
Originally to: All
Port 20 is used for the actual data transfer (directory listings, files,
etc) after you have authenticated with port 21 (ftp control). Port 20 will
not be an open port and will not allow connections until port 21 tells it to
(someone could hijack an active connection if port
Originally to: All
On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Alan Womack wrote:
> I'm trying to download the text manuals for the linux pam modules to my palm
pilot, but there is the appearance of old style double strike for emphasis text
all over the docs.
>
> e.g. a L(backspace)Li(backspace)in(backspace)n
>
> W
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Me again.
Whats the use of stripping object files of their symbols. Symbols reflect
the functions in an object file, right?
Axel
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Sorry, I haven't seen my mail get to the list. So here goes it again.
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Hi,
I have some stupid questions.
What makes the difference between .o and .so files? What is their use? Is it
just a naming conven
Originally to: All
Hi,
I have some stupid questions.
What makes the difference between .o and .so files? What is their use? Is it
just a naming convention?
When I want to link libraries to a program I am compiling, of what format do
the libraries have to be?
I have found out that .a files a
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At 12:17 PM 8/15/02 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
>
> > It's been so long since I used a .a libraries, I didn't recall how they
> > were created. They are the old-format libraries I referred to above. They
> > are kept around, at le
Originally to: All
How should I convert a pdf into individual image files? I do not care
what format the output is ...jpg...gif...pbm...tif
Thanks,
Matthew Stapleton
http://webpages.marshall.edu/~staple12
"What good fortune for those in power that people do not
Originally to: All
When I upgraded to RH 7.3, I lost gdict. I'd like to add it as an
applet to my panel. But when I try, nothing except a default icon on
the panel (black square with gnome foot).
whereis tells me that gdict is at /usr/bin/gdict. When root tries to
execute it, a pop up window sa
Originally to: All
On Thursday 01 January 1970 00:00, Benny Pedersen wrote:
> Originally to: Phillip Morgan
>
> Hello Phillip.
>
> 12 Jul 02 16:40, you wrote to all:
Today its; Aug 12 and you posted this message on Saturday 03 Aug, seems
something is wrong with your date(s) anyway most of the
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Thanks again Riley, apparently you are leaving in the UK.
said:
> The top "Received:" line gives the critical evidence when it reports
> "helo=localhost.localdomain" as this states that your system's
> hostname is currently set up as localhost.localdomain as stated, and
> th
Originally to: All
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> It's been so long since I used a .a libraries, I didn't recall how they
> were created. They are the old-format libraries I referred to above. They
> are kept around, at least on full-size Linux installs, mainly for legacy
> reasons
Originally to: All
I'm trying to download the text manuals for the linux pam modules to my palm
pilot, but there is the appearance of old style double strike for emphasis text
all over the docs.
e.g. a L(backspace)Li(backspace)in(backspace)n
What utility to remove this backspacing and doubli
Originally to: All
Thanks Riley and Ray
pfheiss said:
>> How do I revert back that I can mail again with any mail program
>> especially exmh and with any ISP?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> As a result, the solution may be as simple as setting the hostname for
> your machine to match that of your
Originally to: All
Greetings-
Has anyone on the list dealt with "Best Linux CD's"? I
ordered the latest Debian Distro the other day and have not
really heard anything from them about shipping. They did
mention something after I made the purchase but that was to
say something about an illness
Originally to: All
If you have not seen your mail on the list, then almost certainly something
is wrong at your end. This is the *third* time I have seen this message
this morning.
Are you sure you are subscribed?
Might your MTA or MUA be filtering out messages that are From: your own
addre
Originally to: All
At 07:25 PM 8/15/02 +0200, Axel Siebenwirth wrote:
>Hi Ray!
>
>What is the difference between the linking that gcc does i.e. to link many
>object files into an executable and the linking that ld does?
>Is it really that gcc is just to link object files together to an executab
Originally to: All
I changed the Subject: line to refer to the question you actually asked.
At 03:44 PM 8/15/02 +0200, Axel Siebenwirth wrote:
>Me again.
>
>Whats the use of stripping object files of their symbols. Symbols reflect
>the functions in an object file, right?
Stripping makes the f
Originally to: All
Hi,
once more on this subject before closing it.
Peter said:
>>I made that switch with RH7.1 some time ago with no problems.
>>7.1 runs on XFree86-4.0.3-5 and and 7.3 om XFree-4.2.0-8.
Ray Olszewski said:
> This move by Red Hat may be optimistic. Even Debian unstable (Sid)
Originally to: All
Hi Ray!
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> Depends on how you link. Modern linking is done dynamically (only one copy
> of the library is loaded into memory and shared by all apps that use it),
> using .so libraries. Older linking was done statically (each app loa
Originally to: All
Hi Ray!
What is the difference between the linking that gcc does i.e. to link many
object files into an executable and the linking that ld does?
Is it really that gcc is just to link object files together to an executable
and ld is there to link object files to an shared lib
Originally to: All
As I indicated in my message to Lawson, "static" is a tricky term, with an
assortment of context-dependent meanings. It is messy enough that you
should take what I write next with a grain of salt, since it is easy to get
mixed up here.
Both .a and .so libraries get linked
Originally to: All
Hi Peter.
Here's the relevant headers of your email as it came to me...
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> helo=localhost.localdomain)
> by phoenix.infradead.org with esmtp (Exim 4.10)
> id 17eUmE-0008Fi-00
> for [EMAIL PROT
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Hi All,
While on the topic of linking, could anyone tell me
why a C source file compiles alright, but gives
"Symbol not found" errors during linking? I mean, how
is the error, "symbol _ABC not found" different from
"function xyz not found"?
Regards,
Abhijit.
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On Friday 16 August 2002 13:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> > 3. What errors get reported when startx runs?
>
> To see these, you are probably going to need to do something like:
>
> startx >~/oops 2>&1
>
> ~/oops should then give the X version, driver us
Hi all..
OK, here's the problem I've got a file that looks like this:
Rates as of 2002.08.13 20:25:28 UTC (GMT). Base currency is EUR.
USD United States Dollars 1.01756 0.982743
GBP United Kingdom Pounds 1.56297 0.639808
AUD Au
On Thu, 15 Aug 2002, Ray Olszewski wrote:
> 3. What errors get reported when startx runs?
To see these, you are probably going to need to do something like:
startx >~/oops 2>&1
~/oops should then give the X version, driver used, and some interesting
error messages.
If your shell is bash, you
Hi,
I need for a special aplication to merge two or more post-script files
to a resultant ps-one. I tryed "psmerge" but this program does not work
at all. Including the author who aknowledged problems with his program,
nobody seems to have been successfull with "psmerge". There must exist a
way to
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