Re: cannot log on to msn using pidgin on lenny amd64
Hi, > Is it a known bug? How could I work it around? though i can use amsn > instead, but i prefered pidgin. sorry I cannot really help you, but aMSN (in etch) doesn't work, either since some days. In the aMSN forum I read that it's not a server issue but an issue of aMSN itself. Anyhow, something must have changed because some days ago it did work. The latest SVN version of aMSN should work, but I didn't try it. So installing aMSN from debian might not fix your problem. Hope this will be fixed in the etch-package soon. Maybe someone can make a bugreport, I don't know how/where, and the gnome built-in bug reporting tool is buggy itself for me. Maybe you can find a working pidgin or more infos on the pidgin website. Jan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
sync ftp-folders (rsync?)
Hi, I want to sync my Pocket PC with etch, and I have all data on a storage card. So I want to run an ftp-server an the Pocket PC (I use a network-card) or simply sync via cardreader, because this is more "universal", easier and more reliable than using something like synce, and I don't want to sync contacts, appointments etc. On Pocket PC-side it's no problem for me, but which is the best program in etch for doing this? I think once I used rsync, but this is long ago. Before setting up everything I want to make sure if rsync is still state of the art or if in the meantime any better program was released. I don't want to use any non-etch/testing/unstable program. Thanks in advance! J. Schmitt -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
