Re: Mail syncing (Re: [SLUG] 1337 file systems)
quote who=David Kempe for this purpose in the office we are trialing Unison which seems to do something similar and handle it all through an easy to use GUI. http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ Unison is a general file-syncing program, so doesn't handle the application level issues with mail. - Jeff -- Laughter is a force for democracy. - John Cleese -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
Re: Mail syncing (Re: [SLUG] 1337 file systems)
quote who=Mary * One IMAP server which is the 'primary' mail repository. Most IMAP clients don't sync both ways though. isync syncs a single local Maildir folder with a remote IMAP repository in both directions, but that's not very useful if you have 70-odd folders like I do, or if you don't like Maildir. (There was also the mailsync and offlineimap programs - these are package names in Debian too.) - Jeff -- Wars end, love lasts. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
Re: Mail syncing (Re: [SLUG] 1337 file systems)
On Sun, Aug 04, 2002, Jeff Waugh wrote: Unison is a general file-syncing program, so doesn't handle the application level issues with mail. Are there any relatively high level libraries that have APIs wrapping operations on several types of mailboxes. Because, if implementing a solution for mail syncing, a first step would be having a set of list all the items that are new since date X, does Message-ID Y exist in this mailbox, delete Z from this mailbox functions implemented for Maildir/mobox/IMAP mailboxs so that you could sync regardless of mailbox type. Alternatively, I suppose one could extract an existing projects mailbox code. -Mary -- Sure I have assessments, but I can camp and learn to drive and run naked everywhere if I wanna. -- Stephanie Gardiner -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
Re: [SLUG] ? on mandrake 8.2
On Sun, 2002-08-04 at 11:57, Jeff Waugh wrote: quote who=James Gregory All that said - you might want to look into using Linux replacements for your windows software rather than trying to emulate windows. I think Gabber will talk MSN Messenger. GAIM is probably a better bet - Gabber relies on the jabber.org servers to talk to MSN, and they generally don't work. GAIM does all the multiprotocol stuff locally, and talks MSN, AOL, Yahoo, ICQ, etc. Yep. jabber.org seems to be almost permanently down but we have been using a jabber server for quick internal communication in our small business (www.gmc.net.au). It's been a bit fiddly to set up but once done you are almost guaranteed to get through on the clients (Gabber, JIM, etc.) to MSN, ICQ, Yahoo HTH. David -- David Guest GPG key ID BE79B742 keyserver.medicine.net.au Fingerprint: 2609 DB95 C040 5902 BA0C 4D3C F1F2 EA62 BE79 B742 signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: Mail syncing (Re: [SLUG] 1337 file systems)
quote who=Mary Gardiner Are there any relatively high level libraries that have APIs wrapping operations on several types of mailboxes. I think the UW c-client library does, but it's supposedly fairly arse. Because, if implementing a solution for mail syncing, a first step would be having a set of list all the items that are new since date X, does Message-ID Y exist in this mailbox, delete Z from this mailbox functions implemented for Maildir/mobox/IMAP mailboxs so that you could sync regardless of mailbox type. Check offlineimap, the author thinks the algorithm he uses is pretty sweet, and it's written in python. - Jeff -- It makes perfect sense. If you're a narcissistic arsehole spawned from a curdled gene pool. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
[SLUG] Re: Worm Klez.E immunity
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[SLUG] Tricomm - CBNSW
We've got a new undertaking, Tricomm out at Penrith. The project outline is as follows: - 10 workstations - 1 server - 1 printer The approach to this project is going to be a little different to current, past and most future installations. This is going to use this as an educational exercise for our members and any other interested individuals who feel they want to get more involved and would like some more hands on involvement and hence a deeper understanding of what goes into our builds and projects. The (currently tentative) date for this work to commence is Saturday, the 10th of August (which is the week after SLUG's Linux Workshop). If you'd like to be involved in this install in any way, shape or form (even you just want to be an observer) email [EMAIL PROTECTED] to find out. There's going to be plenty of work for everyone. Trcomm 688 High Street (West of Mulgoa Road, last house on the left before Peach Tree Creek) Penrith Starting at 10am -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
Re: [SLUG] 1337 file systems
On Sun, 2002-08-04 at 12:29, James Gregory wrote: So I've finally been introduced to the fun of portable computing and also to the bliss that is file synchronisation. I was thinking of using cvs to do this for me. After all it will merge and track teh changes as well. Some things probably wont work particularly well. overkill for a lot of situations. KenF -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
[SLUG] Photos from the workshop
Due to more 'unforseen problems' our offical Workshop Photographer, Striker, has lost the photos that were taken. I saw a few other people with cameras, if you have any photos from the event please email them (or their locations) to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks TG -- Tony Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel : +61-(0)2-9500-9996 signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part
[SLUG] accessing package descriptions
(newbie-ish): I am trying to learn more about linux (Mdk 8.1) by (install:) deselecting everything and looking at what remains. So far that means reading hand-writing the little package descriptions. But even so, there are so many! writers cramp strikes! Is there any way I could access/print all the little package descriptions, under Win 98se ? (i.e., pre-install) If not, what extra packages would i need to install besides above minimum to do this, and where how to find the descriptions, once linux up and running? -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
[SLUG] 1337 file systems
* The problem is that you'll have some files that you'll want to work on and access both on your desktop and notebook * computer, how do you ensure that they both have current versions and how do you deal with the situation where the same * files have been modified on both computers when synchronisation is attempted? I don't know about synchronisation, but perhaps this may contribute to your eventual solution? In looking at non-deselectable packages under Mdk 8.1, I found diffutils pkg which contains: diff, cmp, diff3, sdiff ... diff3 shows the differences between 3 files, and can be used where two people have made independant changes to a common original, and can produce a merged file with both persons changes and warnings about conflicts. (see also: man diff3) hth peter bj -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
Re: [SLUG] accessing package descriptions
peter bay-jespersen wrote: (newbie-ish): I am trying to learn more about linux (Mdk 8.1) by (install:) deselecting everything and looking at what remains. So far that means reading hand-writing the little package descriptions. But even so, there are so many! writers cramp strikes! Is there any way I could access/print all the little package descriptions, under Win 98se ? (i.e., pre-install) If not, what extra packages would i need to install besides above minimum to do this, and where how to find the descriptions, once linux up and running? hmmm. rpm -qi packagename will give you the information you're looking for in linux. packagename can be '*' which will just give you all the info from all the packages on a cd say. Or, if you want to get info about all the installed packages use rpm -qai. I can't think of an easy way to dump them all in win98. There might be a program to do it, but I know very little about windows these days. www.rpmfind.net has the information you want but you can't just dump it in one fell swoop. In answer to your question, just the base mandrake install is enough to get rpm to dump all the information about all the packages on the distro CDs. A nicer way to go might be rpmdrake. You load it up and by default it knows about all the install CDs. You click on package names and it gives you the description of the package in a frame on the right. If you like it there is a checkbox to the right of the package which you can tick. Once you've finished selecting packages you click install/remove and it will find dependencies and prompt you for the install CDs it needs to complete the installation. As a sidenote I found it was a good way to work at the workshop on saturday. It meant that if installations were going to fail they would fail sooner (saves time) and meant people could customise the software on their box without having to know what the software was called (there's a search thingo as well). HTH James. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
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