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Hi I'm presently installing 2.2.8a on Mandrake 9.1 I'm a newbie to Linux as well as Samba, so it's been fun... When I first installed Linux I installed Samba from the discs (2.2.7a), but on reading up on the subject it became clear that I should give installing the source a go. My problem is this - I don't think I have rerouted all of the paths to usr/local/samba from what

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I am using Mandrake Linux 8.1 beta 3, kernel 2.4.8-19mdk on a 1GHz AMD system. I use the supplied RPM: wine-20010731-1mdk I have one problem no matter what I try to launch, I get an error: $ wine /mnt/win_c/winnt/system32/sol.exe fixme:pthread_kill_other_threads_np /usr/bin/winereal: cannot find '134653856' err:seh:UnhandledExceptionFilter Couldn't start debugger (debugger/winedbg

I can't run anything with Wine 20031016 and Mandrake Linux 9.1. Using default configuration. # rpm -q wine libwine1 perl wine-20031016-1mdk libwine1-20031016-1mdk perl-5.8.0-19mdk # rpm -V wine libwine1 perl Unsatisfied dependencies for wine-20031016-1mdk: perl(strict) .M...... c /etc/rc.d/init.d/wine S.5..... /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0/i386-linux-thread-multi/signal.ph #uname -a Linux

Hello openssh developers, Instead of just playing nethack, I've been building a client that would log in to nethack at alt.org and using a pipe to get the login data from pwsafe directly onto the server. All of this works brilliantly after playing with some stty magic (full script in [0]), however, this way the terminal size is burned into 80x24, which is way smaller than my graphical

To cite from www.xiph.org (the author's name of this text was not available on the page): The Ogg project began with a few-weekend-attempt at a simple audio compression package as part of a larger project in 1993. At the time, the software was called 'Squish'. The project and the general problem of music compression became a personal fascination, and Squish took on a life of its own