http://forum.soft32.com/linux/General-Discussions-forum-27.html Top 15 Messages on forum.soft32.com http://forum.soft32.com/linux/iceweasel-start-crutches-ftopict498923.html#1250263 On Thu 12 Nov 2009 08:38:12 0100 Eric Valette wrote: > On 11 11 2009 22:06 Sven Joachim wrote: > >>> Yet another victory for microsoft >> >> Are you saying that you re going to switch to Windows because of >> Iceweasel thrashing? > > Let him go: anyway there is no way he will be able to understand the > problem is with its machine as it works for anyone else and that > splitt http://forum.soft32.com/linux/make-kpkg-stopped-ftopict499304.html#1250045 What is make kpkg doing? How could I fix it? begin screenshot debian pkg image preinst > home src linux 2 6 31 6 debian linux image 2 6 31 6 DEBIAN preinst chmod 755 home src linux 2 6 31 6 debian linux image 2 6 31 6 DEBIAN preinst sed e s =V 2 6 31 6 g e s =IB g \ e s =ST linux g e s =R g \ e s =K bzImage g http://forum.soft32.com/linux/GDM-glitch-ftopict498833.html#1248905 In article keithHIDE@HIDEbackblow loft demon co uk says > On Thu 05 Nov 2009 17:31:02 0500 David Kerber wrote: > > > > > I also need to be able to force a reboot remotely preferably through > > VNC for maintenance purposes this will not be done routinely > > > I ve done this with my machine at work when working at home so it is > p http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Clean-install-Lenny-ftopict498743.html#1248800 In witness thereof David Kerber stated: > In article sk8r 365 > @sk8r debian user invalid org says >> >> That s a good point Which reminds me of something I omitted in my reply >> but use regularly Add >> >> no install recommends >> >> to the command I posted OP > > Too late ; I ll try another install with that com http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Upgrading-Debian-kernel-advice-ftopict498076.html#1247625 Thank you for the helpful pointers But the problem as I suspected was elsewhere As mentioned in my original posting this was my first attempt to use apt get routines for upgrading a kernel I failed to mention that I use lilo to boot my system And the answer to my problem is spelled out very clearly in etc lilo conf This says: http://forum.soft32.com/linux/set-wireless-printer-ftopict497252.html#1245056 On 2009 10 18 Chris P Bacon attempted to be clever by saying: > I just bought a very nice little HP OfficeJet 6500 E709n printer which I have > added to my network as a wireless device All of my machines will print to it > fine except for my Debian Lenny box I ran hp setup as per the instructions I > found by googling and use http://forum.soft32.com/linux/happened-unix2dos-dos2unix-ftopict494751.html#1239346 terryc wrote in message news:h8v05a k6v 1@news eternal september org > > > They are not in leeny? > > Just spent a frustrating hour trying to feed a text file into a web form > on a windows server and wondering WTF > > Then it clicked I needed unix2dos conversion > > And when I went looking for it it wasn t in lenny > > What happened with i http://forum.soft32.com/linux/deskmenu-oroborus-fit-purpose-ftopict494506.html#1237923 I am trying to use deskmenu with oroborus both from the Debian packages Mouse button clicking on the root window fails to bring up the menu even when explicitly stated with the b flag Commands in sub menu items are not executed Strace indicates that the click is seen but there is no attempt to execute the configured entry Items on the main menu are successfully http://forum.soft32.com/linux/OOPS-ftopict494059.html#1236802 The traffic should be routed from 192 168 1 5 to 192 168 1 7 then go out on the internet http://forum.soft32.com/linux/linux-user-ftopict491829.html#1232362 On Thu 20 Aug 2009 in the Usenet newsgroup alt os linux debian in article Neil Ellwood wrote: >Otto Sykora wrote: >>> Linux debian user is a newsgroup just like this one so a news reader >>> should work well Which ones have you tried? >> tried with Forte Agent and Thunderbird both negative >> According to Howard one has to subscribe http://forum.soft32.com/linux/windows-domain-services-joining-domain-ftopict492014.html#1231724 Lars Uffmann wrote: > Simple question and I m afraid not a simple answer: > I am thinking along the lines of this: local user logs onto the debian > box debian box has a daemon running that handles access to domain > services when local user accesses a domain service the daemon either > uses stored domain logon information machine account needs to be stored > somewhere af http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Install-RAID-etch-ftopict491412.html#1231477 quickgeek wrote > Magnate thanks for your response > I discovered that etch does not netboot anymore as I get a kernel > mismatch error from the installer > > Now I am using lenny Well don t worry about that I m sure it s better to use Lenny > I followed your instruction carefully and had problems after I defined > the drives as RAID > > I did not http://forum.soft32.com/linux/tar-gzip-dry-run-ftopict490248.html#1229866 Chris Davies wrote: > That s only true for certain instances of default By providing the > explicitly you guarantee the tar will more probably do what you expect back from a business trip sorry for the late reply Could you elaborate on certain instances of default ? Otoh I did a little math and found out I ll probably need to do a different approach since a whole tgz arch http://forum.soft32.com/linux/server-start-Intel-driver-ftopict491033.html#1229421 Em Sexta 07 Agosto 2009 09:17 Paul M escreveu: > I run X configure and it created a prettier xorg conf: > http: nopaste debianforum de 23697 > > But it didn t solve the problem here the new log: > http: nopaste debianforum de 23698 > > Paul M Hi can we see the results of the command: lspci ? http://forum.soft32.com/linux/Iptables-Recent-update-hitcount-ftopict490660.html#1228442 Hello together I would like to stop unauthorized attempts to log on my sshd server via the following IPtables rule: iptables I INPUT p tcp dport 22 i eth0 m state state NEW m recent set iptables I INPUT p tcp dport 22 i eth0 m state state NEW m recent update seconds 60 hitcount 4 j DROP As far as I understand iptables it should generate a timer tha