On Aug 7, 10:01 pm, "John H Meyers" <jhmey...@nomail.invalid> wrote: On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:10:00 -0500, Randy wrote: Based on the suggestion, I copied my few small programs to SD. Then I performed ON+A+F. I was not able to recover memory (there was no response from the yes button). Memory was cleared. My HP48 series calcs always recovered memory, but my HP49 series has
On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:10:00 -0500, Randy wrote: Based on the suggestion, I copied my few small programs to SD. Then I performed ON+A+F. I was not able to recover memory (there was no response from the yes button). Memory was cleared. My HP48 series calcs always recovered memory, but my HP49 series has done the above quite a lot. I don't know why, but "stuff happens." A complete
Package: wwwconfig-common Version: 0.0.48 Severity: normal Tags: patch Hi, from postgres 8.X, the client (psql) use getpwuid_r to find the .dbpass-file, not the environment variable HOME as it used to in postgres 7.4. This breaks the part of pgsql.get in wwwconfig-common that creates a temporary HOME where a .dbpass is created (and removed). IMO it would be more elegant to use the PGPASSFILE
Wodans wrote: Leslie Danks wrote: Wodans wrote: Leslie Danks wrote: Wodans wrote: If I remove the first /home from fstab and reboot, it will appear again in fstab. So it is added added at startup. /home should be on the ata drive. I think that it is added at boot to the sata drive automatically. I never heard of that before. What
Wodans wrote: Leslie Danks wrote: Wodans wrote: If I remove the first /home from fstab and reboot, it will appear again in fstab. So it is added added at startup. /home should be on the ata drive. I think that it is added at boot to the sata drive automatically. I never heard of that before. What does /etc/mtab look like? [...] oups forgot
