Hi,
since a few days this file is gone (it used to be in the sane group
home-directory on alioth). Does somebody know why?
best
-jochen
Hi,
I'm trying to see what SANE has to offer for page scanners or sheet
scanners (the portable, non-bulk feed variety). I selected Boolean
search, then entered search terms: page scanner, page scanner and,
page and scanner, plus the same combinations for sheet scanner
It seems there is no
Hi,
I don't know whether somebody came up with a similar or better solution,
so here's mine:
On new linux installations, where hal is used to manage device access
rights, the old way of granting user saned access rights to scanners by
adding the user to the group scanner or so no longer works.
Hi,
thanks for reporting this. It's fixed in CVS now.
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Julien BLACHE wrote:
Gah, that damn crash reporter is getting in the way. Can you try to
get rid of it?
You have to set the env variable MALLOC_CHECK_ to 0, i.e., in bash
export MALLOC_CHECK_=0
or in tcsh
setenv MALLOC_CHECK_ 0
then you will get a proper backtrace with gdb..
Hi,
I guess the bug is that in sane_close the scanner_devList entry
corresponding to the open handle is destroyed, and later in sane_exit
all scanner_devList entries are destroyed again.
I guess in sane_close, the entry should be be destroyed, but only marked
as free or so.
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Neil Youngman wrote:
I have a Mustek 1200CP parallel scanner, which appears to be supported by
Better buy a new scanner :)
sane-find-scanner -p -vv /dev/usb/lp0 doesn't find any scanners. Is there
something else I should try, or won't it work with a converter?
lp0 is a printer device.
Hi,
that's a common problem of many backends, please file a bug at our
alioth bug tracker. See bug #303681
http://alioth.debian.org/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=303681group_id=30186atid=410366
for a similar bug.
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
what does ls -l /dev/bus/usb/001/002 show?
Assuming you don't have appropriate access rights to this device, does
changing access rights help?
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
is saned actually executed when you run it from inetd? can you connect
with telnet for example?
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Wouter van Marle wrote:
However doing the same as user, doesn't detect the scanner.
looks as if the usb device doesn't have the correct access rights.
I'm not sure where it's mounted on debian, either /proc/bus/usb/aaa/bbb
where aaa and bbb are the values in epson:libusb:aaa:bbb or
Hi,
Circuitsoft Development wrote:
Why not? Almost every other daemon I've seen does.
that's not the point here. I don't want to have some more or less
unrelated registry entry to enforce a design decision for future versions.
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Alex Austin wrote:
I'm working on a SANEd / WIA (Windows Imaging Architecture) bridge
driver right now. I suppose I could be the contact person, but if
someone else would prefer, I have no attachment to it. I figured the
head maintainer of the SANE net backend could, but looking further,
http://www.dns-sd.org/ServiceTypes.html
The info I've collected so far:
Short name of protocol: sane-port
Long description: SANE Control Port
Name and Email of Responsible Party: Jochen Eisinger
joc...@penguin-breeder.org mailto:joc...@penguin-breeder.org - ???
Is this okay?
URL
Hi,
tj wrote:
What else if anything do I need to do?
did you check the troubleshooting guide at
http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/mustek_pp/#trouble ?
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Alessandro Zummo wrote:
I'd appreciate if everyone who is interested can reply
with their own commitments for the 2007.. ehm.. sane2 :)
I'm quite surprised to hear there is a sane2 standard - at least one
that we can easily start to implement.
I don't think it's a good idea to start
Hi,
Dura-Zell wrote:
To exclude any hardwarproblems I tested the parallelport with some other
devices:
you don't happen to have the possibility to try your scanner with the
original drivers?
regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Dura-Zell wrote:
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_open: device `0x378` opened...
this looks good...
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0x77 from '0x378'
and this looks very bad. should be A5 or A8 or similar.
is your parallel port configured in EPP mode (maybe you can configure
that in
Hi,
I've updated the ppSCSI driver suite patch for 2.6.13 kernels.
Furthermore, I've added a stand-alone version, i.e. the ppSCSI drivers +
Makefile, so you don't need to patch the kernel anymore but can build
them seperatly.
Both are available from http://penguin-breeder.org/kernel/download/
Hi,
I once started to write a driver for this scanner, which was quite
unstable and only supported greyscale scanning. Basically, it's a
modification of the ccd300 driver.
I'm always thankful if somebody wants to take over a part of the backend
by adding support for a scanner. However, this is
Hi,
what's the output of
SANE_DEBUG_MUSTEK_PP=128 scanimage -L
kind regasds
-- jochen
Hi,
saned isn't a stand-alone program, but you have to run it using
(x)inetd. See http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/saned/ or the saned and
sane-net man-pages.
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
I've commited a patch to CVS that introduces an option no_epp to
mustek_pp.conf. When this option is defined, the EPP protocol is not tried.
This works around a known bug in the parport kernel code of linux that
causes the mustek_pp backend to hang on some systems.
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi there,
ok, I'm back home again :-)
let's see, can you send me your modprobe.conf?
kind regards
-- jochne
Hi,
it's /etc/modprobe.conf in fedore core 3 :)
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
could you please send the output of
SANE_DEBUG_SANEI_PA4S2=128 scanimage -L
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Philip Moller wrote:
Hi!
I read in the installationmanual
(http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/mustek_pp/) under Known distribution
specific issues that Fedora Core 1 has to remove the symbolic link
libsane.so.1, is that advice for Fedora Core 3 to ?
no, it only affects fc1
Do you have ECP
, like reinstall the Kernel or the
parport0 module, is there a module I have forgotten to install or what ?
Thank's for all help.
Sincerely,
Philip Moller
Malmo, Sweden
Jochen Eisinger wrote:
Hi,
Philip Moller wrote:
Hi!
I read in the installationmanual
(http://penguin-breeder.org
Hi,
Patrick Marquetecken wrote:
If I run scanimage -L on the client with xinetd enabled i see this error
on the server.
Jan 11 21:24:11 [xinetd] START: sane-port pid=10946 from=192.168.123.7
Jan 11 21:24:11 [xinetd] FAIL: sane-port address from=192.168.123.7
An error message like this means
Hi,
I assume you are configured xinetd to execute saned as user saned (or
similar)
does saned still work, if you execute it like this
# su - saned
$ saned -d128
(i.e. running as user saned)
kind regards
-- jochen
Patrick Marquetecken wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:37:55 +0100
Jochen
Hi,
have you tried the troubleshooting section at
http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/saned/ ? I'm pretty sure that should
solve your problem
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi Eddy,
what do you think about this patch: http://c0ffee.org/stuff/mustek_pp.diff
Eddy De Greef wrote:
PS: I think we should do something about this. Users should get a
warning that the backend isn't functional already during compilation.
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Hauke Zuehl wrote:
[mustek_pp] sane_init: invalid driver name ``cis1200''
this error message is a bit mis-leading, this probably means the scanner
is not found.
Could you try (as root)
sane-find-scanner -v -v -v -p
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
I'm not yet sure what this bug is, but I have the feeling it's a kernel
bug which makes the driver hang. Could you try to update the kernel? As
far as I know there's a new kernel from SuSE available via online update.
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
this appears to be a problem with either libieee1284 or the kernel. I'll
try to investigate into this a little further...
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Jose Sanchez wrote:
I patched the kernel with the patch in the web page. Everything went
ok. I compiled the kernel, but the modules where not compiled again.
Do I have to configure something or I am missing something in my
compilation.
You have to enable ppSCSI and the module for your
Hi,
Eddy De Greef wrote:
After he compiled everything from source, upgraded his kernel,
and altered the parport BIOS settings, Neal's problem disappeared.
It's impossible to say what was the real problem, unfortunately.
From what I read on parport-devel this is a bug in the SuSE kernel
Hi,
Neal Gamradt wrote:
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0xa5
from 'parport0'
[...]
[sanei_pa4s2] pa4s2_readbyte_nib: reading value 0x00
from 'parport0'
the backend gets the correct value first, but later the scanner only
returns the wrong value 0x00. To me this looks like
Hi,
I'm still trying to reproduce your problem. Basically, the old (1.0.7)
code was just copied over and patched to support libieee1284. I guess as
soon as I have an 1015/01 scanner, I should be able to fix this.
i'll let you know as soon as I have something
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Ok, I'll test this tommorow (this scanner is in the basement and it's
late now...)
kind regards
-- jochen
Julien Langer wrote:
Hello,
ScanExpress 6000 P doesn't work correctly with mustek_pp backend
0.13-beta.
Hi,
Julien Langer wrote:
[mustek_pp] ccd_init: found scanner on port ``parport0'' (ASIC id 0xa5, CCD 1)
Hum, my SE 6000 P identifies itself with 0xa8 + CCD 0. Could you please
attach the old (working) mustek_pp.conf (without all the comments)?
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Julien Langer wrote:
with mustek_pp 0.13-beta I used:
ehrm, I meant the old one, the 1.0.7 config
kind regards
-- jochen
Hi,
Eddy De Greef wrote:
It looks good.
I'm all for including it (but I may be a bit prejudiced :-).
It's included since yesterday (just before feature freeze :-)
kind regards
-- jochen
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Hi,
I just wrote a short patch to sane-find-scanner which detects mustek
parallel port devices. With sanei_pa4s2 it's possible to get a
Hi
Due to the demand for a port to the 2.6 series of the ppSCSI patch by
several SANE users, I will try to provide an up-to-date patch.
I don't have the possibility to test this patch by myself, since I don't
own such an adapter. This also means that I don't maintain the ppSCSI
patch in respect
Hi,
if you're only using saned to allow non-root users to scan, you could
aswell solve this with correct access rights to /dev/parport0
regards
-- jochen
Wolfgang Fabics wrote:
Thanx a lot, Henning... you gave me the right idea. It's a local
resolver/DNS config problem... gonna look into
Hi,
Jim George wrote:
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: could not find scanner
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_open: reported ASIC id 0xb5
this looks like the backend couldn't find your scanner (0xa5 would have
been a valid ID for example)
[sanei_pa4s2] sanei_pa4s2_enable: called for fd 0 with value
Hi,
does this also happen when you scan from command line, i.e. using scanimage?
regards
-- jochen
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Hi,
yes, it's true, and it just shouldn't work.
regards
-- jochen
[David A Iacobellis]
I read on another site that ccd scanners were disabled in the sane
1.0.10 backend and only the cis scanners
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Hi,
some remarks on the Parallel Port sections:
Interface Types - Parallel Port Devices:
Jonathan's page is really very outdated for some time now. It's
better (also for the other scanner
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Hi,
I commited the new (and fixed) sanei_pa4s2 to cvs earlier today.
In order to use the mustek_pp backend, you either
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Hi,
Julien BLACHE wrote:
As long as one has the option of using the system's libieee1284, I
won't object. Otherwise
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Hi,
attached is a new version of the sanei pa4s2. Most important changes are
support for libieee1284 and a function sanei_pa4s2_devices()
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Hi,
I just commited version 12-alpha of the mustek_pp driver to the SANE
CVS. It's a complete rewrite of the backend
Hi,
I moved the mailing list archive and driver search engines to another
box, namely belleile.informatik.uni-freiburg.de. If you're using (as you
should) the alias sane.informatik.uni-freiburg.de, you shouldn't need to
update anything.
The new box features two UltraSPARC 2 (168mhz) CPUs, 512MB
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The man page sane-mustek_pp contains examples for your scanner. Don't
forget to uncomment the mustek_pp line in your dll.conf too.
regards
- -- jochen
Hans Krueger wrote:
what should that mustek_pp.conf file should look like for Mustek 600 III
EP
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Mertens Bram wrote:
* Something I haven't mentioned before because I can't see how this
would affect anything is that the scanner is attached to a switchbox
(a little box that allows more parallel devices to be attached to a
single parallel
, 2002-11-28 at 17:13, Mertens Bram wrote:
On Thu, 2002-11-28 at 17:00, Jochen Eisinger wrote:
hum, i nearly forgot.. you're using a 600dpi scanner, there's a special
option for this in the config file. use600 (see the man-page)
do you have that option set?
I added this line to the end
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Hi,
hum, i nearly forgot.. you're using a 600dpi scanner, there's a special
option for this in the config file. use600 (see the man-page)
do you have that option set?
regards
- -- jochen
Mertens Bram wrote:
On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 16:42, Jochen
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Hi,
Mertens Bram wrote:
[mustek_pp] attach: asic 0xa5, ccd 01
That appears to be a 600dpi scanner, for those only grayscale scanning
is supported? can you scan grayscale pictures?
regards
- -- jochen
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...and I doubt complaining to the author
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Hi,
Mertens Bram wrote:
I've tried to scan twice without the acquire preview but using the start
scan button from the main window and both times xsane crashed due to an
Floating point exception!
Does that shed any light?
not really...
could
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Hi,
does scanimage -L show your scanner? If yes, could you please send me
the output of the following command:
SANE_DEBUG_MUSTEK_PP=128 scanimage -T
regards
- -- jochen
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anything but a free
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Hi,
Melanie wrote:
I have been given a Mustek ScanExpress A3 EP scanner, which turned out
to be 1505 based (ID 0xA2). I have so far located 3 different Mustek
backends, only one of which offers the beginnings of support for the
1505 chipset.
Hi,
[Henning]
Yet another related topic: It would be great to have some sort of
database generated from the .desc files. So a user could use the WWW
to search for his scanner. E.g with search boxes for Manufacturer,
bus-type and model name. The output would be all we now about the
model
Hi,
this scanner is supported by the current development version of the
mustek_pp backend, more details (including the backend) are available from
http://penguin-breeder.org/?page=mustek_pp
regards
-- jochen
Rick Seitz wrote:
Is there a backend for this EPP scanner. I see there is a 12000 P
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Hi,
could you send a tcpdump of the traffic between scanimage and saned? I
don't have xinetd running, so it's hard to
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Hi,
Robert Kleemann wrote:
Sure, I ran tcpdump -i any -x -s 1024 and then ran scanimage -L
locally. You can find the
Hi,
the debian package does _not_ include the gphoto2 backend by default,
you have to modify the debian/rules file to configure the gphoto2
backend, i.e. include the option --with-gphoto2 in the configure call.
(Il package Debian non include di default il backend di gphoto2,
devi modificare i
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Hi,
Grzegorz Jaskiewicz wrote:
1) how should i configure sane
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Hi,
to which port is your scanner connected? Or are you using a printer
while trying to scan? You could try to unload the parport modules (or at
least make sure they do not lock the port address...)
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Hi,
Please use either backend version 1.0.11-alpha (download it from
http://www.penguin-breeder.org/?page=mustek_pp) or apply Eddy's patches
for CIS scanners (http://home.tiscalinet.be/EddyDeGreef/ -
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Hi,
due to problems with the isp hosting the old sane-net homepage, the page
has moved to
http://www.penguin-breeder.org/?page=sane-net
Please update your bookmarks. The old URL now redirects to the
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Hi,
a completly rewritten version of the mustek_pp backend is available for
testing at:
http://www.penguin-breeder.org/?page=mustek_pp
So far, only CIS scanners are supported - thanks to Eddy De Greef
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Hi,
I added a TODO entry for saned:
- Add support for IP ranges in saned.conf (like 10.0.0.0/8)
should not be difficult to add, however the config file format needs to
changed for IPv6 anway, so I
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Hi!
Jim George wrote:
| Something has gone wrong now. When I issue the command scanimage
| out.pnm, as myself or root on the server, it scans but then stops with
| no error messages at all. The only way I can kill I can return to the
| prompt is
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Hi!
Does this also happen with plain scanimage on your scanner server (as root)?
Could you put somewhere on he internet such a scanned image and the
output of
SANE_DEBUG_MUSTEK_PP=128 scanimage -T
(assuming you're using bash)
regards
- -- jochen
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Hi!
Jim George wrote:
I've just installed sane with the mustek_pp backend.
I had no /dev/scanner entry in my /dev directory therefore, after much
scrabbling around and guessing, I created a symbolic link from
/dev/lp0 to
/dev/scanner.
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Hi!
Jim George wrote:
# specify the port your scanner is connected to. Possible are 0x378 (lp1)
# 0x278 (lp2) and 0x3bc (lp0)
port 0x3bc
Well, that's an old problem with kernel 2.2.x - 2.4.x... reminds me I
should add this to the
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Hi!
There appears to be a group working on a driver for HP Scanjet 2200c
project. I've added a pointer to scanjet2200c.sourceforge.net to PROJECTS.
regards
- -- jochen
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-- Donald E. Knuth
a serious bug... in sanei_w_space memcpy is used
although the areas copied may overlap (which may result in data corruption).
regards
- - -- jochen
Jochen Eisinger wrote:
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|
| The problem here is, my net backend just doesn't crash
this one? with sane_debug_sanei_wire=4...
regards
- -- jochen
Jochen Eisinger wrote:
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| Hi!
|
| The problem here is, my net backend just doesn't crash, no matter what i
| do :(
|
|
| I'd say this is the old scan over localhost problem. Anyway
- -- jochen
mh wrote:
| Jochen Eisinger, Sam, 08 Sep 2001:
|
|Hi!
|
|~From the debug output Michael send me, I assume that the bug isn't in
|the net backend. The data pipe is closed correctly and the sigpipe
|occurs on the control pipe. Why this doesn't happen with a delay of some
|seconds isn't clear
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ahh... and does this happen when using the pnm backend?
regards
- -- jochen
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Hi!
Does this crash also occur with scanimage? and test?
regards
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Hi!
From now on, the mailing list archive (both the old and the new) can
be searched at http://sane.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/htdig/search.html.
The search database is updated daily. The software is htdig 3.1.5
apache 1.3 running on a SPARCStation-4 with Solaris 8 (just in case
you're
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Hi!
Richard]
Jochen Eisinger wrote:
I'll note it... could you perhaps send me your xinetd config files?
Hello Jochen
Sure can here is the content.The attachment is the config file itself.But with
viruses out there id understand you
Hi!
service sane
{
port= 6566
socket_type = stream
wait= no
user= saned
group = saned
server = /usr/sbin/saned
}
If you
Hi!
nice to hear that it's working...
i found it ..and got it working .
there was a } in xinetd.conf missing at the end.
i modified it but i simply had not restarted xinetd.
all works.
But still a comment about xinetd
the modification i made to the file works.
I suggest
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Hi!
[G. L. `Griz' Inabnit]
On Friday 10 August 2001 08:25, Jochen Eisinger wrote:
Hi!
[snip]
[/snip]
/etc/inetd.conf line;
sanestream tcp nowait saned.saned /usr/sbin/saned
saned
you have to run saned
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Hi!
[Tim Waugh]
I'm not sure if this works for all the parport backends/drivers (e.g.
sanei_ab306 or sanei_pa4s2).
It would be great if someone could port this code into libieee1284
so that other applications can benefit from it.
Could
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Hi!
[G. L. `Griz' Inabnit]
Good day,
I recently aquired a Mustek 6000 III EP Plus parelell port scanner. As
root,
it works wonderfully.
SYS INFO:
Debian UNSTABLE (SID)
libsane1.0.4-2API library for scanners
sane
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Hi!
[Richard]
Well it's been a while since i wrote and yet i havent had any
success using xsane as non root.
Im no programmer but i gave it a good shot.
It semed if i had understood well i had to set saned to run as root.
but then two
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Hi!
Does network scanning work with scanimage and/or xsane?
Here it works also with xscanimage...
regards
- -- jochen
[Guido Socher]
Has anybody seen the following problem with the net backend
in sane 1.0.5?
The xscanimage program crashes
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Hi!
The solution to your problem is the SANE network daemon saned. You
can install saned who is running as root (yes, the man-page says, this
isn't recommended) and allow users to access to scanner over TCP.
Please see the man-pages saned, sane-net
if anything like this hits someone else they will have a few good
pointers.
I'm sure Jochen Eisinger will update the manual page and website, if
there is something he has forgotten to mention.
Yep, please let me know. I appreciate such help very much.
regards
- -- jochen
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