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Re: yes pqutil

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  • Subject: Re: yes pqutil
  • Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 08:25:29 -0600
"David B. Bukowski" wrote:
> 
> pqutil was the problem when i tried installing with the new version of
> debian.
> i think i'm the only one running debian linux (potato)  soon as it didn't
> compile i reinstalled everything back at the stable version just because I
> know it works :)  So i'm back to not having problems on the ldm
> anymore.  I shoulda made a test box instead of using it on a production
> server first of all but I have to kick myself because of that :)
> Anyways hope you find a permanent solution to that before the upgrade to
> gcc becomes stable  and libc6 is officially put up to glibc2.2   (2.1 is
> still the stable version)
> -dave
> 
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Hi Dave,

FYI, we do have a site running potato.  As I recall, the administrator
had trouble compiling, but that was due to using some other compiler. 
Once she switched back to gcc it worked.

Hope this is helpful.

Anne
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