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<0> I have seen a lot of good books and courses for exim
<1> If I ever run dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg It will ask me to choose a driver, But Now, It doesn't
<2> i have google for 3 hours now but i can't find any site who helps me with the following problem "/usr/src/linux-2.4.32/include/asm/processor.h:75: error, anyone?" I only find Polish pages =/
<3> streuner: i think i have a 2.6 kernel
<4> hi folks. anyone here knows a company which delivers ready-to-use mailservers? no mailhoster, but hardware+mailservices.
<3> it does say the sound driver is loaded at startup
<3> but it doesn;t work
<5> streuner: thanks a ton!. it is working :)
<6> prudhvi: np
<7> how could convert reiser4 partition to ext3? reiser4 is buggy
<8> bliss: no; there is no need for any gui at all
<6> aladds: are any OSS modules loaded in RAM?
<3> i don't *think* so
<0> no need is that because its pretty stright foeward
<8> BleSS: move the data to some other disk, and format i
<8> *it
<3> base install of sarge + x-window-ststem + kde + kdm
<3> and alsa
<6> aladds: ok, just disable ARTS then
<0> Paivakil thanks so pretty easy to use
<8> bliss: np; remember to ask for help on exim4's debian list
<0> yes it not its
<3> streuner: how would i go about that?
<6> aladds: kcontrol
<9> aladds: what do you mean by 'i have alsa'?
<3> i installed it
<3> the package
<0> paivakil is that a chat room or a forum ---exim's debian list
<6> aladds: ok, just remove it
<6> aladds: and use the modules of the kernel itself
<3> streuner: just remove alsa?
<6> aladds: alsa-source of such
<10> bliss: why would a _MAIL_ server have a forum?
<6> aladds: so the packages you made out of the source
<0> Zugschlus kerio does
<11> only my root user can access /mnt/hdd2, why is that?
<10> bliss: kerio is not a mail server
<0> Zugschlus yes its the kerio mail server
<6> !find kerio
<12> Debian Search of 'kerio' (1): (/var/lib/nessus/plugins/{kerio_PF_buffer_overflow.nasl|kerio_firewall_admin_port.nasl|kerio_mailserver_admin_port.nasl|...}) in admin/nessus-plugins.
<10> bliss: that does not seem to be part of Debian
<11> does anyone know why?
<0> Zugschlus yes your correct a bit off topic there
<13> Howdy. If I have the file /usr/bin/locate how can I find which deb package it belongs to?
<14> What could be the reason for the debian installer to be very slow on a fast system?
<15> firestorm: dpkg -S
<13> bbrazil: slowish but works well - thanks :)
<11> Zugschlus: do you know why only my root user can mount a partition that is marked as "user" in the fstab file?
<16> iostream: What do you mean?
<10> quik_: why do you think that I am qualified to answer that over all other people here?
<15> firestorm: apt-file isn't much faster. you could memorise all the answers
<11> You're talking and not asking many questions ;)
<17> hola
<6> hehe :-)
<10> quik_: Hrm.
<10> quik_: I suspect that your mount command does not match the fstab line and thus the "user" is ineffective
<3> streuner: i didn't compile source
<13> bbrazil: memorise all the answers?!?
<10> quik_: iirc, you need to say "mount" with only one parameter which might be either of the first two fstab fields
<15> firestorm: yes. for common things its practical, for instance locate+find are in findutils
<11> Zugschlus: I rebooted the machine... the partitions are still not accessible.. and they auto mount.
<13> bbrazil: apparently not on solaris...i want updatedb / locate and did a pkg-get -i findutils ... still don't have them (solaris 10)
<0> hello again
<18> after installing vmware-tools. mkinitrd failes with FATAL modules not found. with a broken initrd as a result the reason seam to be the modules vmware-tools installes in /lib/modules/(uname -r)/misc/ becouse if i rm that directory (misc) mkinitrd works as expected. how can i have the vmware-modules in /lib/modules/ and still have mkinitrd function ?
<19> How am I supposed to install kernel-image-2.6-k7 when dist-upgrading from sarge? linux-image-2.6-k7 depends on initramfs-tools, which depends on udev, which depends on linux-image-2.6-k7?
<19> It depends on itself, and of course the dependency isn't satisfied.
<8> sandman: install udev first
<15> firestorm: this is #debian, not #solaris. you tried SFW?
<20> sandman: you can install one part of it individually first
<0> another newbie question what are the names of the debian packages for the following command on command line a) ps aux b) change c) find d) locate
<21> how do I kill a pts? like pts/3
<15> firestorm: you'll find that CSW is generally lacking
<22> does anyone know of a simple command to list all installed packages?
<8> bliss: ps - psutils
<19> I can't install udev first
<19> It needs linux-image-2.6-k7
<23> can i login in GDM via command line?
<19> Or rather, a kernel >= 2.6.12
<19> Or so it says.
<23> something like "gdm --login user --p***word p***
<6> quik_: what the hell is 'afp'?
<19> morphex: dpkg -l
<20> morphex: dpkg --get-selections
<8> bliss: loccate - findutils
<23> i've started GDM remotely via ssh
<19> Yeah, so this thing is borked.
<20> crashbg[work]: why the **** would you want to/
<22> thanks Guerin, sandman
<20> crashbg[work]: you can log in using xdmcp, but i don't think that's what you want
<23> Guerin: because i've started vino
<23> Guerin: no, i don't want to use xdmcp
<8> sandman, `apt-get upgrade' finished?
<20> crashbg[work]: means nothing to me
<0> Paivakil thanks
<19> Paivakil: Yes.
<6> quik_: NFS?
<23> it's debian gnome vnc server
<8> does `apt-get -f install' say anything?
<19> Paivakil: But that was from before.
<19> Yeah, apt-get -f install tells me udev depends on a kernel >= 2.6.12
<3> streuner: i removed alsa but sound still doesn't work
<23> so does anyone know howto do it?
<19> Which is contained within linux-image-2.6-k7, which I can't install until udev is.
<19> Which depends on linux-image-2.6-k7.
<20> sandman: we know
<6> aladds: hm, did you see any ALSA modules with 'lsmod'?
<20> sandman: you can install the damn things
<24> how do I change from xorg back to xfree86?
<8> sandman: say `apt-get install udev linux-image-2.6-k8`
<6> aladds: s/do/did/
<25> Levi-: you're not on stable?
<25> !sid faq
<12> from memory, sid faq is http://wooledge.org/~greg/sidfaq.html
<24> tarzeau: I'm in stable. used backports.org
<8> sandman: rather say `apt-get install udev linux-image-2.6-k8 initramfs-tools`
<23> Guerin: ok, can i start the remote gdm via ssh on my local tty8?
<23> tty7 is my local x
<6> Levi-: remove package a, install package b?
<20> crashbg[work]: not sure about that.
<3> streuner: i see sound modules, but none that relate to alsa
<26> how do i force apt to updgrade even the packages it wants to keep in their older versions? so far only apt-get install works on those.
<6> aladds: ok, make sure those modules are in kernel anymore...
<6> aladds: aren't*
<11> streuner: ntfs
<3> ah
<19> Paivakil: Same error.
<11> oh
<6> !listkeys ntfs
<12> Factoid search of 'ntfs' by key (15 of 29): #debian ntfsrw ;; #debian-bots ro-ntfs ;; _default captiventfs ;; _default ntfs ;; _default ntfs-faq ;; _default ntfsrw ;; mount ntfs ;; ntfs resize ;; ntfs resizing ;; ntfs rw ;; ntfs-faq ;; ntfsro ;; ntfsrw ;; read-ntfs ;; ro-ntfs.
<11> afp apple filesharing
<11> I'm using it rather than samba...
<20> why?
<20> for the love of the gods, why?
<20> samba is bad enough
<3> streuner: so what do i need to do to make sound work?
<11> becuase samba is windows filesharing
<20> crappleb0rk is even worse
<13> bbrazil: yes tried SFW...findutils exists and was installed...btw realise this is #debian but also saw that u were in #solaris :)
<11> seeing as my other machine is a mac
<11> why would I use samba.
<6> aladds: i told you, make sure there aren't any OSS modules loading and run 'alsaconf'
<20> install debian on it
<11> bah
<20> get rid of your ntfs ****e
<20> problem solved
<19> Guerin: Do you know how to fix this, then? You said I can install these
<3> streuner: ok
<11> not quite. any idea why regular users can't access the hdd mounts?
<26> what are the possible reasons for apt to keep some packages in their older versions? i haven't set anything on hold.
<27> !find auto.sshfs
<20> sandman: dpkg -i --force-depends kernel-image-fooversion
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