That sounds a little like /usr/bin/crontab is not executable due to
problems in shared libraries or ldconfig version.
What happens if you say:
ldd /usr/bin/crontab
*** Output follows:
+++
[root@ensim admin]# ldd
Can you reproduce the *exact* error message you get from perl, in its
entirety pls.
(I've lost the original thread ... what module are you trying to install?)
I am trying to install LWP::Simple, and MIME::Base64, on my dedicated
server that run red hat Linux 7.1 OS.
I installed them as root by
At 7:02 pm, Tuesday, April 16 2002, Ken Foskey mumbled:
This combine with your perl question suggests a corrupt harddisk, might
be fsck time. Dont ask me have not done this properly in Geoffs LPIC
class yet :-)
Feh. Reboot into single-user mode ('linux single' at the LILO prompt), and
fsck
At 12:07 pm, Sunday, April 14 2002, Dane mumbled:
I think its awfully presumptuous to think that the LinuxChix dont want to meet
LinuxGuys.
Funnily enough, girls have an opinion too. If some girls are anything like
me (and I hope to $DEITY there *aren't*, as I think I'm seriously disturbed),
I'd turn up but Im pretty sexy so I fear that I would be singled out
and ogled and drooled over.
Okaay, then.
No, not drooled, so much as vomited over !!
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A latex question - how do you double indent a paragraph?
I'm not having much luck on google. Might be a jargon problem.
I'm basically listing a question, then typing a response, but I want to
have the sides of the response paragraphs moved inwards. In WP (and
others), this was known as double
i have had alot of problems getting Wine to work properly too..alot of it
comes down to the type of program you use and how complicated it is i
think...I could easily get things like Winzip to install and work, i think i
once got ICQ2000 to install, but i could never run The Secret of Monkey
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I think Ghostscript has the tool called pdftotext
Regards
Chris
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Subject: [SLUG] pdf to text
Are there any tools for doing this?
TIA, David.
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oops or maybe xpdf comes with the tool
according to man pdftotext
Chris
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From: David
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Subject: [SLUG] pdf to text
Are there any tools for doing this?
TIA, David.
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On 16 Apr, Louis Selvon wrote:
That sounds a little like /usr/bin/crontab is not executable due to
problems in shared libraries or ldconfig version.
What happens if you say:
ldd /usr/bin/crontab
*** Output follows:
I struggle with the notion that so many people who theoretically have such great
intellect fail miserably in understanding the notion of sarcasm or hyperbole.
For a bunch of smart people, you sure are pretty stupid.
So keen to twist issues based upon gender or maturity, you seem to lack any
On Wed, Apr 17, 2002 at 12:16:52AM +1000, Dane wrote:
Perhaps its not comments like mine (which are wholly indicative of
exactly what sort of person I am, of course) which necessitate groups
like LC. Perhaps its an excessive inferiority complex.
Nono, it's simply a desire not to spend time
On Wed, Apr 17, 2002 at 12:16:52AM +1000, Dane wrote:
I struggle with the notion that so many people who theoretically have such
great intellect fail miserably in understanding the notion of sarcasm or
hyperbole.
Except that it wasn't funny.
Incidentally, if you find something funny that
This one time, at band camp, David wrote:
Are there any tools for doing this?
willow% apt-cache search pdf text
...
pstotext - Extract text from PostScript and PDF files
...
So, on Debian, there's the pstotext package.
http://www.research.compaq.com/SRC/virtualpaper/pstotext.html for the
On Wed, Apr 17, 2002 at 12:27:53AM +1000, Andrew Bennetts wrote:
Just because you don't feel threatened by male-dominated environments,
doesn't mean all women don't feel threatened either. Stupid comments like
excessive inferiority complex only serve to reinforce that SLUG is not a
welcoming
On Wed 17 Apr, Andrew Bennetts bloviated thus:
This problem people have with LinuxChix seems as silly to me as if people
started talking about Seperatist Debians, just because there is a
Debian-SIG.
Now there's an idea!
Ve don't need your steenking lee-nucks. Ve are quite happy vis our
On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 03:54:30PM +1000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello David,
DF well that's what the discussion has been about, search back a few weeks
DF for the replies to my thread on the subject of secondary mx's.
DF If you have a secondary on the same site as your primary then it
quote who=Booth, Christopher (Aus) - ATP
oops or maybe xpdf comes with the tool
according to man pdftotext
You are correct, sir!
J.
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David wrote:
Are there any tools for doing this?
You might start with this PDF to HTML converter
http://www.ra.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/~gosho/pdftohtml/
Dunno how good it is.
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LS wrote:
I know this is not how CPAN says to install modules. But I have
installed some when I was using a shared server, and was installing them
this way on my own web space, and it worked fine. I don't think that the
approach I took to install is the cause of my problems, but I am no
I need a software that enables me to penetrate in
to systems can any body help me
I need a software that enables me to
penetrate in to systems can any body help me
please.
my email is [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 16 Apr 2002, Ken Foskey wrote:
I'm taking a wild punt but I believe that Faq-o-matic or something
similar may be what you're thinking.
FAQ:
What is the best distribution to use.
Answer:
Dont ever ask this question! There is no answer to this. A nice
summary is in the
On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 10:34:04PM +1000, Terry Collins wrote:
A latex question - how do you double indent a paragraph?
I'm not having much luck on google. Might be a jargon problem.
I'm basically listing a question, then typing a response, but I want to
have the sides of the response
On Wed, 2002-04-17 at 00:51, Rev Simon Rumble wrote:
On Wed 17 Apr, Andrew Bennetts bloviated thus:
This problem people have with LinuxChix seems as silly to me as if people
started talking about Seperatist Debians, just because there is a
Debian-SIG.
Now there's an idea!
Ve don't
That's a very good point. With Debian already running on the Hurd
kernel and there is now a Debian/BSD port, Debian really has no
favouritism for the Linux kernel. As a Linux PowerPC user, I personally
anticipate the completion of the Debian/BSD port with great relish. It
can't happen soon
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Dane wrote:
I struggle with the notion that so many people who theoretically have
such great intellect fail miserably in understanding the notion of
sarcasm or hyperbole.
For a bunch of smart people, you sure are pretty stupid.
So keen to twist issues based upon
I've just been catching up and this LinuxChix thread caught my attention. I was
wondering if I am the only full-time Mum with an interest in Linux.
This LinuxChix group sounds like something that might have been good for me while I
was at Uni, but now my situation has changed. Night outs are
I find that SSH is generally helpful - there's a variety of ssh clients
available at
http://www.mirrors.wiretapped.net/security/cryptography/apps/ssh/
Cheers!
On Tue, 16 Apr 2002, OSAMA wrote:
I need a software that enables me to penetrate in to systems can any body help me
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On Wed, 2002-04-17 at 19:42, Veronica Brandt wrote:
Also thinking about the ways in which Linux could be deployed
in the area of homeschooling: locally caching online books, tutorials
and other informative webpages to save on internet time and keep kids
on track; teaching programming
Terry Collins wrote:
A latex question - how do you double indent a paragraph?
I'm not having much luck on google. Might be a jargon problem.
I'm basically listing a question, then typing a response, but I want to
have the sides of the response paragraphs moved inwards. In WP (and
others),
Veronica Brandt wrote:
This LinuxChix group sounds like something that might have been good
for me while I was at Uni, but now my situation has changed. Night
outs are more complicated with a 6 month old baby. Is there any
interest in day time meetings?
If you can get out that way, the
I struggle with the notion that so many people who theoretically have such
great intellect
fail miserably in understanding the notion of sarcasm or hyperbole.
For a bunch of smart people, you sure are pretty stupid.
So keen to twist issues based upon gender or maturity, you seem to lack
Hello,
For peoplein Australia, if you want copies of
any of the below Linux/BSD distributions, I can make a copy for $2.50 a
cd(Including Postage and Handling within Australia).
Debian 2.2r6 i386 - 3 cds
Debian 2.2r5 PowerPC - 1 cd
E-Smith 5.1.2 i386 - 1 cd
Engarde Secure Linux i386 - 1 cd
At Tue, 16 Apr 2002 12:16:51 +1000, Ben Donohue wrote:
The secondary MX only stores the email until the primary is back up.
It then fowards the email to the primary.
depends entirely on how the secondary is setup.
there's no reason you can't have an MX over your fast cheap link, then
a
At Tue, 16 Apr 2002 20:58:00 +1000, Steve Kowalik wrote:
Feh. Reboot into single-user mode ('linux single' at the LILO prompt), and
fsck all the hard drives you want.
no need to *reboot* to get to single user mode.
just telinit s - then you probably want to do a ps listing and
gracefully
At 16 Apr 2002 09:42:50 +1000, Ken Foskey wrote:
According to the notes recently on slug wine does not support directx so
it probably will not support games very well.
wine does directx fine (can even use DGA). it does not do direct3d
(but i think the
Any recommendations for an on line secondhand computer shop located in Australia?
Cheers
Antony
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you *really* should be installing your own stuff into /usr/local/
how did you do the install?
(simply: perl Makefile.PL; make; make install ?)
*** No. It was a quick manual install.
As root:
1. cd /usr/lib/perl5/5.6.0
2. Create MIME directory
3. chmod 755 MIME
4. via ftp uploaded Base64.pm,
Then I would suggest you install the modules using the suggested
technique:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
*** I just tried that using WebMin. Please see my very latest post I sent. It
was Cc to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
at the user account shell I do not see the directory
OK, apologies to all those I mistakenly pointed to the CBNSW website for
mailing list info - it isn't there. However, you can subscribe to the CBNSW
public list by sending an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the
word 'subscribe' in the body. Perhaps 'subscribe email-address' would
also work,
Louis Selvon wrote:
+ ROOT OUTPUT
[root@ensim 5.6.0]# cd /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/i386-linux
[root@ensim i386-linux]#
[root@ensim i386-linux]# ls -al
total 396
drwxr-xr-x 15 root root 4096 Apr 17 13:01 .
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