Hi all LaTeX/xdvi/metafont/pk gurus
Some more details...
The following is a dialog box error:
The following command for building a font file has failed:
mktexpk --mfmode cx --bdpi 300 --mag 'magstep(1) --dpi 360 pncri7t '>&3'
I also get this in the terminal that ran latex docfest.tex:
kpat
Hi all LaTeX/xdvi/metafont/pk gurus
Just doing the final preps for my talk on Sat morning. I have a problem
though with xdvi.
Background:
The talk is on a Ti Powerbook running MacOSX. I have installed XFree86
4.2 and it runs fine with Blackbox wm. I have teTex and xdvi and vim of
course. L
Hi, I set up my VPN by using Efficient 5851 L2TP routers on my two
offices. I can ping both WANs from each other router (Tunnels've been
established) but I can't get to the LAN sides of the router or computers behind
them.I am very anxious to know. Please help
Thank you
KenEfficients don't s
At Thu, 13 Jun 2002 12:03:45 +0800, henry wrote:
> How do I find a string in a group of files ?
> (It's supposed to list all the places in a buffer).
M-x grep perhaps?
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apparently we no longer have a speaker for Docbook (and related
SGML/XML things) on saturday :(
I will give the talk if I have to, but I haven't got the time to
prepare as well as the topic(s) deserve (and i haven't used any of it
for 2 years, so i'm a little rusty).
Anyone able/willing to do
Dear list:
How do I find a string in a group of files ?
(It's supposed to list all the places in a
buffer).
BestRegards'
Henry
perfect, this has done the trick, thanks...
>
> for his 'for i in $1' to work he'd have to use import_data "$companies"
> If he were to use
> import_data $companies
> he have to use
> for i in $*
>
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I am using a function
I have two variables
xcompanies="A B C D E"
ycompanies="X Y Z"
so I might want to pass xcompanies or y companies.
thats why i can't just use
> for i in $companies; do
> process ...
> done
sorry, i should have explained myself better
alister
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for his 'for i in $1' to work he'd have to use import_data "$companies"
If he were to use
import_data $companies
he have to use
for i in $*
> -Original Message-
> From: Tony Green [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, 13 June 2002 12:53
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [SLUG
What's wrong with this?
for i in $companies; do
process ...
done
?
PS: I'm sure someone is going to try to make a buck by putting all the SLUG
bash questions in an exam that you have to sit for ...
(just kidding)
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On Thu, 2002-06-13 at 12:39, Alister Waller wrote:
> I have a global variable
> companies="A B C D E"
>
> i have a call to a function that is
>
> import_data companies
Try
import_data $companies
> this makes $1 become the word companies
> Whats the syntax to make $1 become $companies and ther
I have a global variable
companies="A B C D E"
i have a call to a function that is
import_data companies
in my function I have
import_data()
{
for i in $1
do
process etc etc
done
}
this makes $1 become the word companies
Whats the syntax to make $1 become $companies and therefore substitu
Dear List :
In console mode of RedHat 7.1.
My mouse is normally working under control of gpm.
But I cant use mouse to pop menu of
emacs(ver21).
I past a lisp-macro (as follows) to ~/.emacs
(global-set-key [mouse-2]
'split-window-vertically)
But nothing happens when I click the right
b
thanx everyone for your comments
this problem is very intermittent - hasn't happened yet today and i
haven't been able to nail down if any particular event triggers it
this is a Genius Wheel Mouse supplied with a new desktop system from
everythinglinux - i haven't yet tried swapping in another
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Conrad Parker wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 07:38:41AM +1000, Jan Schmidt wrote:
> >
> >
> > > is it an intellimouse? those things go screwy sometimes. [it may be a
> > > hardware problem -- have you tried a different mouse?]
> > >
> >
> > I've only ever seen trouble with
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 07:38:41AM +1000, Jan Schmidt wrote:
>
>
> > is it an intellimouse? those things go screwy sometimes. [it may be a
> > hardware problem -- have you tried a different mouse?]
> >
>
> I've only ever seen trouble with Intellimeeces when uses them through gpm...
> if I get
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 07:38:41AM +1000, Jan Schmidt wrote:
> I've only ever seen trouble with Intellimeeces when uses them through gpm...
> if I get gpm out of the way, then the meece run fine. The symptom I see
> using gpm is that X will get confuses and push the cursor up against the
> edges o
Warren was once rumoured to have said:
> when running redhat 7.3, kde/gnome, every now and then the mouse pointer
> starts to point slightly to the right of the area that will receive the
> click and it also then cannot be moved hard against the left of the
> screen but stops some amount of pixels
jobs
fg %1
(also fg %2, fg %3 for other stopped jobs)
Regards,
Jill
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It really depends on a number of things. The amount of responsibility
involved / management capacity probably being the biggest factor. Do
you have a uni degree, age etc. Also things like are you the sole
admin, is it a shared responsibility or sole responsibility etc etc.
We are a complete Linux
On 13 Jun 2002, Ken Foskey wrote:
> I am rolling my own and when I make install it installs it into the /
> directory. How do I get it to install in the boot directory?
mv / /boot/.
:-)
DaZZa
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On 13 Jun 2002, Ken Foskey wrote:
> I am rolling my own and when I make install it installs it into the /
> directory. How do I get it to install in the boot directory?
I do something along the lines of:
make xconfig
make dep
make
make modules
make modules_install
cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /b
I am rolling my own and when I make install it installs it into the /
directory. How do I get it to install in the boot directory?
KenF
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> is it an intellimouse? those things go screwy sometimes. [it may be a
> hardware problem -- have you tried a different mouse?]
>
I've only ever seen trouble with Intellimeeces when uses them through gpm...
if I get gpm out of the way, then the meece run fine. The symptom I see
using gpm is t
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Hi,
How does one set up a caching nameserver on a dial-up ppp machine
such that name lookups timeout immediately when the ppp connection is
down, but normal timeouts apply while online?
I had seen some doc's somewhere, once upton a time but have had no luck
tracking them down.
thanks.
Nick
Evening!
My father (aged 84) has recently started using my brother's computer for
email. Unfortunately he get lots of spam, which upsets him somewhat, but
he still wants to press ahead with this newfangled idea. (Brother is
away).
So I've got him an alias with the ISP, and have started the follo
Wondering if I could get a handle on average wages for a Linux Sysadmin. Of
course this is a 'how long is a piece of string' type question but if you've
any idea if would help:
1 year experience
3 years experience
5 years experience.
Its for a Total Cost of Ownership vs Microsoft study (see
C60 Epson (Epson are linux friendly). Colour - no problem. Ran a 20 page
glossy for a customer two weeks ago.
Works like a charm. Mandrake 8.2.
Stu
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kill -CONT pid
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On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 05:06:16PM +0800, henry wrote:
> Now I open emacs & make it sleep ,I open emacs & make it sleep ,I open emacs &
>make it sleep .
> ( pls forgive me , English is not my native language .)
> How could I wake up any of them by their PID ? (I see their PID by using "ps
On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 09:57:37PM +1000, Jeff Waugh ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
>
> > I have all my users home directories under /home/popusers/
> > it turns out I may need to add a directory and set permissions on it in each
> > users directory (there are over 900 of them).
> > Is there a sim
Dear List :
I use "Ctrl-z" to let emacs
sleep.
Then I use "fg" to wake it up.
Now I open emacs &
make it sleep ,I open emacs & make it
sleep ,I open emacs & make it sleep
.
( pls forgive me , English is not my native language
.)
How could I wake up any of them by their PID
?
Warren wrote:
>when running redhat 7.3, kde/gnome, every now and then the mouse pointer
>starts to point slightly to the right of the area that will receive the
>click and it also then cannot be moved hard against the left of the
>screen but stops some amount of pixels short (about 40 i think)
>
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